Campus Bookstore
(206) 546-4732 • 2187mgr@follett.com • 9000 Building (PUB), Room 9114
shorelinebookstore.com
Shoreline Community College’s Campus Bookstore offers textbooks, as well as materials, supplies, branded t-shirts and sweatshirts, snacks, gifts, and more to support the diverse needs of students, staff, and community members.
Finding and Buying Textbooks for Students
- students can find and buy their textbooks on the Campus Bookstore’s website.
- students can also sell their textbooks back to the Campus Bookstore at the end of each quarter.
Submitting Textbooks Orders for Faculty Members
Campus Safety & Security
(206) 546-4633 • safetyandsecurity@shoreline.edu • 5000 Building (FOSS), Room 5102
shoreline.edu/safetyandsecurity
The mission of Shoreline Community College’s Campus Safety and Security Department is to promote a safe and welcoming environment to improve the quality of campus life for everyone learning and working at Shoreline Community College. We provide professional and effective campus safety services such as traffic safety, parking, emergency preparedness and response, and crime prevention by working in partnership with the campus community and the Shoreline Fire and Police Departments.
A security officer is on duty 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for emergencies. You do not need to dial a number or extension at one of our 15 emergency (blue light) telephones.
- Call (206) 235-5860
- Call 911 if you cannot reach the officer on duty
Dental Hygiene Clinic
(206) 546-4711 • dentalhygiene@shoreline.edu • University of Washington, Montlake Campus
shoreline.edu/dental-hygiene-dept/dental-services
Shoreline Community College’s Dental Hygiene Clinic is a non-profit clinic run in partnership with the University of Washington School of Dentistry. Our partnership allows students to expand their skills and offer additional dental services, all while providing quality patient-centered care.
Our advanced students provide quality care, such as x-rays, deep cleanings, sealants, and fillings, with direct supervision from registered dental hygienists and licensed dentists, and offer a range of services at reduced cost.
Dining on Campus
(206) 546-6918 • 9000 Building (PUB)
Avanti Market
The Avanti Market provides quick and easy access to healthy and convenient food options including fresh fruits, salads, and sandwiches as well as a variety of snacks, beverages, and hot entrees. Food is restocked regularly and is responsive to demand.
Payment options include cash, credit card, and mobile pay via the provided kiosks, the Avanti Mobile App, as well as re-loadable market cards, and fingerprint scanning.
From Bean to Cup
Three hot beverage stations located inside the lobby of the 9000 Building (PUB) provide quick and easy on-the-go options including coffee, hot chocolate, and tea.
Payment options include cash, credit card, and mobile pay via the provided kiosks.
Food Trucks
SeattleFoodTruck.com offers additional hot food entrees via mobile vendors located in the courtyard just outside the 9000 Building (PUB) to supplement the self-service fresh market choices offered by Avanti. Different cuisines are rotated and offered twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 11:00am - 2:00pm.
Payment options include cash, credit card, or mobile pay.
International Student Medical Insurance
shoreline.edu/international/admission/medical-insurance.aspx
Federal and Washington State laws require international students to maintain adequate health insurance while attending Shoreline Community College. Additionally, Shoreline Community College requires that all international students with an F-1 Visa carry insurance issued through the College; the cost of medical insurance is automatically included in their tuition and fees.
Students are responsible for their healthcare expenses in the United States, and a single day of hospitalization can cost thousands of dollars. We contract with LewerMark Student Insurance to provide international students with access to excellent medical facilities and protection against the substantial costs of health care in the United States.
Parking and Transportation
(206) 546-4633 • safetyandsecurity@shoreline.edu • 5000 Building (FOSS), Room 5102
shoreline.edu/safetyandsecurity/parking.aspx
The Campus Safety and Security Department at Shoreline Community College manages the rules and regulations for pedestrian, vehicular, and non-vehicular traffic on campus. RCW 28B.50.140 (10) grants these rules and regulations to the College to ensure fair and uniform enforcement. Violations may result in fines and violations of the Student Conduct Code.
General Parking
General parking on campus requires a permit. Daily permits can be purchased at pay stations for $3.00 (2 hours), $5.00 (4 hours), or $7.50 (all day). Quarterly permits are available for $45 plus tax at the Cashier’s Office in the 5000 FOSS Building, Room 5227. Permits must be displayed on the vehicle’s rearview mirror and do not guarantee a parking spot.
Free parking is available after 4:00pm Monday through Friday, and all day on weekends, holidays, and during campus closures. Students may park in staff and visitor lots during these times.
Motorcycle and Bicycle Parking
Motorcycles and bicycles have designated areas for parking and do not require permits. Bicycles must be locked to bike racks only. Those locked in non-designated areas may have their locks cut and be impounded by Campus Security.
Disabled and Carpool Parking
Disabled parking requires a valid Washington State Disabled Parking Permit.
Carpool parking permits are free for vehicles with two or more students. You can obtain these permits from the Campus Safety & Security Department.
Parking Violations and Fines
shoreline.edu/safetyandsecurity/appealcitation.aspx
Parking in prohibited areas or illegally can lead to fines or vehicle impoundment; multiple unpaid violations may also result in impoundment. Prohibited areas include bus zones, fire lanes, landscaped areas, loading zones, “no parking” areas, red-zoned curbs, roadways, service driveways, walkways, and pedestrian paths. Additional violations include blocking a fire hydrant, blocking another car, double parking, outstanding unpaid citations, or parking in tow-away zones.
Fines can be paid at the Cashier’s Office. Appeals must be submitted to the Safety & Security Office within five business days of the citation date; after this period, the right to appeal is waived.
Student Housing
(206) 737-0712 • hello@7000campusliving.com • 9000 Building (PUB), Room 9301
shoreline.edu/housing
Our 7000 Residence Hall opened in Fall 2019 and features 68 units that house approximately 230 students in studios and 2- & 4-bedroom apartments. All units include full kitchens, bathrooms, high-speed internet, and basic utilities. The Residence Hall also features onsite laundry facilities, indoor/outdoor community spaces, and staff support available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Students can apply for housing online. 9 & 12-month leases are available.
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