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2022 STTACC Conference recap

The STTACC Board is happy to report that we had an excellent conference and have received great feedback regarding this year’s (virtual) conference!

Here’s a bit about the conference, “by the numbers”:

  • 41 – Number of people who registered for the conference
  • 49 – Number of people who logged on for Day 1
  • 44 – Number of people who logged on for Day 2
  • 9 – Board Members who facilitated and hosted the conference
  • 8 – Unique Presentations
  • 8 – Number of Presenters
  • 6 – Session times
  • 5 – Exemplary Staff Award Winners
  • 1 – Fantastic Keynote presentation

Thank you to all who attended and/ or helped facilitate this amazing conference! Stay tuned for more from STTACC this fall!

Winning Logo Design

In May of 2020, the STTACC Board shared a contest with our member colleges to design a logo for our Annual STTACC Conference. At the May 26 Board Meeting, the Board voted on the designs and have chosen the winner!

Evolving Through Change: We Can Do This! logo with blue and yellow butterfly in the center, words surrounding the creature as well as expanding underneath
Winning 2021 STTACC Conference Logo designed by Jimmy Mullins
Maintenance Mechanic II at Seattle Central College

The winning logo design for the 2021 (Virtual) Conference was submitted by Jimmy Mullins, a Maintenance Mechanic II (and former Graphic Designer) at Seattle Central College.

For his time, consideration and ultimately, the winning design, Jimmy won a free ticket to the 2021 STTACC Conference ($25 value) and a $25 gift certificate to the location/ business of his choosing.

In the truest spirit of generosity, Jimmy humbly requested that the $25 STTACC Conference ticket for this year be given to someone who could otherwise not afford to attend, and for his $25 gift certificate to instead be donated to Seattle Children’s Hospital. WOW!

The STTACC Board is truly thankful for Jimmy’s endearing and creative efforts, and we are in the process of adding the $25 STTACC Conference Scholarship as well as donation to Seattle Children’s Hospital.

Stay tuned for more from the STTACC Board regarding the 2021 STTACC Conference!

Jimmy Mullins headshot
Jimmy Mullins, Maintenance Mechanic II at Seattle Central College

Congratulations 2019/2020 Exemplary Classified Staff Winners!!

STTACC Exemplary Staff Awards have been established to provide annual recognition of Community and Technical College Classified Staff, and these distinguished awards will serve as an accolade to recognize one of the most critical attributes to a successful institution.

On behalf of the STTACC Board it is an honor to announce the 2019-2020 Exemplary Classified Staff Winners.

  • Region A: Heidi Wood from Grays Harbor College
  • Region B: Carey Thomas from Seattle Central College
  • Region C: Carrie Wyatt from Everett Community College
  • Region D: Nancy Leach from Big Bend Community College
  • Region E: Yuliya Kotelevskaya from Green River College

We had over 40 nominations submitted this year! This shows that there are so many wonderful classified staff doing really incredible work for their colleges and students. Please congratulate these winners when you see them.

FREE: STTACC COVID-19 Face Mask

Check out our STTACC President-Elect, Niki Nelson from Green River College sporting the new STTACC mask!!

As we continue to work remotely and practice safe distancing, STTACC leadership would like to help classified staff.  STTACC would like to send you a free mask, until supplies last.  Please click on the link below and fill out our short survey…it should only take a minute or two.  This survey includes information on the 2019-20 Annual STTACC Conference and how to register to attend..  The 2019-20 Conference will be an online conference (Zoom) hosted by Tacoma Community College.

https://www.sttacc.net/news/2020/07/free-sttacc-covid-19-face-mask/

STTACC 2020 Virtual Conference – Call for Presenters

You have expertise in areas that many of us don’t.  Tell us about it!

  • Are you going through ctcLink deployment and want to share lessons learned?
  • Want to share how your department/college ensures equity in providing services to students? In providing meaningful work from home?
  • What are you doing for self-care, caring for colleagues, caring for students?
  • Gardening to maintain your sanity? Baking too much bread?
  • Want to do a cooking demo?
  • Do you have productivity hacks to help us manage our new day-to-day?

You don’t need to tie in your presentation to this year’s theme, Equity: Challenges & Conversations in the Time of COVID, but if you can, even better!

Fill out this form and we’ll get in touch with you in the first week of August to iron out the details.