Beginning the week of, Feb. 7, , through the end of Winter Quarter, we will offer in-person services for student-facing services three days a week –, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays – from, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Virtual services will continue to be available for students who choose such services or cannot make it to campus. Additionally, beginning, Tuesday, Feb. 8, , virtual Student Services will be available on, Tuesdays from 4:30 to 7 p.m., This includes Admissions, Advising, Financial Aid and Registration., Spring quarter registration for returning students begins Monday, Feb. 7., Please note that the Student Media Center will remain online and continue to have equipment pick-up service via the library. The emergence of the omicron variant made the beginning of Winter Quarter challenging for all of us. As expected, we saw a surge of cases as many people returned from travel and holiday gatherings. However, COVID-19 case counts in our region and the community are declining…
North Seattle College Counseling Department Emiko Minatoya-Shields, M.Ed. Informed by NSC Counselor authored resources well-being and productivity time COVID and locate resources manage stressful situations available online North Seattle Counseling Department recognizes that current events happening on local, national, and global scales may trigger severe sudden stress that impact well-being and…, Reactions to Stress Events- What Happens, and How it Affects Us, When we are inundated by stress signals our bodies and brains automatically trigger biochemical reactions needed to assess danger, prepare for escape or protection, and prevent harm. Because our brains are prioritizing survival, people may find that they have less recall, greater “brain fog,” and less ability to complete more every-day expectations and tasks. It takes time for our brains to…, Suggestions for Care During a Severe Sudden Stress Response, Be mindful of your own capacity and create routines that match where your energy is actually at, rather than where you feel it should be—this is a time to plan to take care of yourself. Events which may trigger a severe sudden stress response often feel unpredictable and intense, so it can be helpful to create routine to help restore a personal rhythm and predictability to manage stress.…, North Seattle College Counseling Department, Students who wish to discuss concerns such as discrimination, crisis, sadness, worry or other concerns related to current event stressors can schedule individual appointments with counseling faculty for short term, goal-focused help. North’s counseling style features mutual collaboration so that students may consider ways—including referral--to reach their goals. Please note Counseling faculty do…, Let’s Talk Drop-In, Students can also meet for consultation with a Counselor during the Let’s Talk Program. You don't need to make an appointment or fill out any paperwork for Let’s Talk. Just drop-in on a first-come basis to be connected to resources and get help with problem-solving. All consultations are confidential. For more information about the Let's Talk program (including Frequently Asked Questions), please…, Further Resources/Referral to Locate Self-help, Access 24-hour crisis intervention through: King County Crisis Clinic 206-461-3222, Text line 741741, TTY 206 461-3219 Washington Listens: 1.833.681.0211 Phone Washington State Information Network 2-1-1, or TTY (206) 461-3610 for health and human services referral resources. American Psychological Association provides information about building resilience—the ability to bounce back from hardship…
For the second straight year, a North Seattle College team of International Business students is a finalist in the international NASBITE case competition . The North Seattle team is the only community college program among the six finalists. Others are George Washington University, Michigan State University, Ohio State University, Western Washington University and Youngstown State University. …
Student Leadership and Multicultural Programs is hiring 10 student leaders for 2022-2023! This is a, paid opportunity, for folks who want to get involved on campus, and no experience is necessary., Overview:, The goal of student leadership is to provide student input and insight in various capacities across the campus to provide a sense of belonging to their campus experience through a lens of equity., Student leaders will:, Sit on campus wide committees to represent the student voice Plan and host programs and activities to cultivate a sense of belonging and community for students with a wide range of lived experiences Run student affinity groups: Asian American, Pacific Islander, Indigenous, LGBTQ+, Students with disabilities, Latine, Black and African American Work with club leaders and their…, Application Procedures:, Go to Seattle Colleges' careers site . Sign in to access your account, or if you are not an existing user, select the New User link to create one. Review the job description and select the Apply button to begin your application. If you have any questions please email jeane.robles@seattlecolleges.edu . If you are interested, please see the application details below: student leadership…
Johnson Controls Community College Partnership Program invests in local technical college programs to support thriving career paths, spur local economic development and narrow the global skilled labor gap., North Seattle College will invest in the career pathway for the next generation of building technology innovators. Through a $100,000 grant from the Johnson Controls Community College Partnership Program, North Seattle College will expand its associate degree and certificate programs in Electronics. In addition to the initial investment, North Seattle College is eligible for up to three years of…, About Johnson Controls, At Johnson Controls (NYSE:JCI), we transform the environments where people live, work, learn and play. As the global leader in smart, healthy and sustainable buildings, our mission is to reimagine the performance of buildings to serve people, places and the planet. Building on a proud history of more than 135 years of innovation, we deliver the blueprint of the future for industries such as…
Beginning, April 4, , services will be open, Monday through Thursday, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., This includes all student-facing services, including instructional division offices. These days and hours are all subject to change, depending on the extent that COVID-19 cases fall or rise in the region. An extra day has been added to expand virtual services into the evenings. Beginning the week of, April 4, , virtual student services, including Admissions, Advising, Financial Aid and Registration, are available until, 7 p.m. on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, . Here are some important notes: As referenced above, North’s entry procedures and vaccination requirements have not changed. If you are on campus, please complete the Online Daily Wellness Screening Form , preferably before you arrive on site. Zoom Zones are available on campus for students who need to participate in online activities or virtual classes. Information about parking is…
NSC’s Continuing Education (CE) program launched a micropathway in Audio Engineering in 2021. Angela Dane, co-creator of the new program, realized that women and BIPOC communities were underrepresented in the audio engineering field, and as a result, set out to educate, inspire, and empower women with the creation of Womxn & Audio; a collaboration with Gear Fanatix (co-founded by NSC CE…
The 2022 Washington State Students of Color Conference, will be held virtually, April 21-22, ! The goal of the conference is to support Washington State students to become more active proponents of their own education and life choices, and expand the opportunities and possibilities for students to become agents of change. SOCC is a respected and amazing conference that centers the experience of BIPOC students in a community that promotes equity, diversity & inclusion! Participating…, All registration costs, materials, and accommodations are provided through programs sponsored by Seattle Central College's Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Department, Participation Requirements:, You must be enrolled at North Seattle College (Spring quarter of 2022) to participate. You must write a paragraph (3 to 7 sentences) stating why you would like to attend the SOCC. SOCC application must be submitted by April 7th, 2022, no applications will be accepted after this date. All students must attend a pre-conference info session- Fill out this application for registration or join an…, All Info. Sessions will meet in this Zoom Room on the following dates:, Tuesday, March 22: Noon - 1 p.m. Thursday, April 7: Noon - 1 p.m. FAQs, How much is the conference?, FREE!, Who can attend the conference?, ANYBODY! The conference will center the experiences of people of color, but all are welcomed and encouraged to attend! , When is the conference?, Thursday, April 21 and Friday April 22 (specific times will be shared at a later date)., Where is the conference?, Online via Zoom., Why should I attend?, GREAT learning, INCREDIBLE workshops, FANTASTIC professional development!, How do I apply?, Fill out this application for registration.
