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May 28, 1981

 

 

 

 

TO ALL ADMINISTRATION,
FACULTY AND SUPPORT
STAFF OF DOUGLAS AND
KWANTLEN COLLEGES.

 

In honour of Mary Christy, who will be
retiring at the end of June after ll
years with Douglas College, a Wine and
Cheese Party will be held on June 25,
1981, 3:30 p.m. in the Boardroom, New
Westminster Campus of Douglas College.
Anyone wishing to attend, please send
24.00 to either Manon Remming at Douglas
College, New Westminster Campus or Pat
Kavalec at Kwantlen College, Newton
Centre.

 

 

 

 

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT REQUESTS

The former Professional Development
Committee will continue to operate until
September, dealing with requests fron:
faculty in both Kwantlen and Douglas
Colleges.

Faculty requests from Douglas will be
routed through the Divisional Dean,
and sent on to the Committee through
Gerry DellaMattia's office.

Gerry will keep a watching brief on re-
quests and decisions, in order to spot
any anomalies,

 

Our own Professional Development Com
mittee will go to work in September,
once we have carried out a final al-
location of the budget.

5 YEAR PLANS

The Ministry requires that Douglas
College generate 5 Year Plans in Ed-
ucation, Facilities and Finance.

The Management Committee has agreed that
the most appropriate approach to this
task will be to provide interim positions
only to the Ministry, pending the proper:
development of a 5 Year Educational Plan,
from which other projections and cal-
culations can occur.

In the meantime, the assumptions upon
which the New Westminster Permanent
Campus have been based will provide the
main body of projections that will gov-
ern our stances and priorities.

The Management Committee agreed that the
primary task of our new goverance
system would be to generate a5 Year
Plan recommendation for the College
Board by (approximately) May, 1982.

This will involve not only system of
policy committees, but also the active
involvement of the Douglas College
Board, and the students, as part of a
total effort.

 

 

‘Welcome Back

JACK FERGUSON COMES HOME

The Criminology Program has been author-
ized to convert one of its temporary
positions to ongoing status. We are
delighted to announce that Jack Ferguson ,
the first full-time faculty member in

our Criminology Program, and the Program's
Coordinator for many years, has decided
to claim this position and come "home"

to Douglas. Welcome back, Jack!