DOUGLAS COLLEGE

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The commission chairman was elected to West
Vancouver School Board in 1978 and again in
1980 and was appointed chairman of the
board in 1982. He now serves as president
of the Lions Gate Medical Research Founda-
tion and as a member of the West Vancouver
Parks and Recreation Commission. Mr.. Sager
was chosen as Citizen of the Year in West
Vancouver in 1980.

Mr. Stables retired last September as Sup-
erintendent of the Greater Victoria School
District, a post he held for almost six
years. Prior to that he was Assistant Sup-
erintendent in the North Vancouver School
District after a long and distinguished
career as high school principal at various
points throughout the rpovince.

Since his retirement he has been doing gen-
eral management consulting work from White
Rock, where he now resides.

 

Winslow Keys Sought
From: Pat Thomasson

Anyone still having keys for the Winslow
Site, please would you return them to me.

I am trying to sort out the Winslow key
situation and we are short a great number
of keys. Please make sure they are clearly
labelled as to which doors they are for.

 

Donation From Student Society
Appreciated

The College received another piece of valu-
able equipment thanks to the interest of
the Student Society.

A four-track variable speed tape recorder
has arrived and is housed in the library.
This plays and records regular two-track
cassette tapes as well as four-track cas-
settes used by many American organizations
in making tape recording for blind people.

 

for listening to tapes at a wide range of
speeds. A student can "skim" the informa-
tion by speeding up the output, without
having the "Donald Duck" effect. The re-
corder. will be used by visually impaired |

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A special feature of this recorder allows

students in order that they may use taped
versions of textbooks.

A special thank you to the Student Society
for their support.

Gladys Klassen

 

Employment Opportunities

Kwantlen College:
ical Programs

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Director of Technolog- |
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Kwantlen College has received approval to
establish six new two-year technology pro-
grams over the next two years at our Newton |
Campus located in Surrey. Anticipated cap-
acity will be 490 students enrolled in Bus-
iness Computer Systems, Electrical, Elec-
tronic, Chemical, Civil and Mechanical
technologies. The major objective of all
programs is to prepare students for employ- |
ment in industry. |
Reporting to the Vice-President, Academic, |
the Director will be responsible for the
establishment and operation of these pro-
grams. The Director will become an inte-
gral member of the College management team |
and will receive full support as the Col-
lege expands its educational programming
into this new area.

The successful candidate will have at least
a Masters Degree preferably in the Computer/
Electrical field, together with a minimum
of five years recent practical experience. ,
Management experience is essential. The
College offers a competitive salary with an!
attractive fringe benefit package. |
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Resumes should be forwarded by February 25,
1983 quoting Comp No. 83-003 to: