INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / OCTOBER 10, 1989

 

 

 

20th Year Book Launch continued from page 1

 

Only 2,000 copies of “20 Years of
Making a Difference” have been
printed, and the 20th Anniversary
Steering Committee plans to use
the book primarily as a marketing
tool to help promote the College
and the 20th anniversary celebra-
tion.

While 1,000 copies will be
given away to friends of the Col-
lege and employees, the remaining
copies will be offered for sale in the
bookstores at Douglas and
Kwantlen Colleges for $8.95 each.
One dollar of every sale will be
donated to the Douglas College
Foundation.

This month, Douglas ad-
ministrators are presenting “20
Years of Making a Difference” to
councils and school boards
throughout the Douglas College

 

region, and inviting the com-
munities to take part in 20th an-
niversary activities.

Meanwhile, the student writers
and designers who helped produce
“20 Years of Making a Difference”,
staff from the Public Information
Office, and members of the 20th An-
niversary Steering Committee will
be on hand for the official book
launch.

 

Literature Alive ‘89

Readings at
Douglas College

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The wine and cheese party gets
underway at 4 p.m. Friday, Oct.
13th in the Douglas Room. Wednesday, October 11
Don’t miss it. m 7:00 p.m.
Room 2217

Free & open to the public

 

 

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Group Advising Sessions Schedule

All sessions start promptly at times advertised and are approximately 1 1/2 - 2 hours
inlength. Sessions are free, pre-registration is not required. All sessions are held
at the New Westminster Campus unless stated otherwise.

OCTOBER 9-13
Business Management ..............0000. Tuesday, Oct. 10
Non-transferable Career Programs 0845 hours
Certificate and Diploma Room 4223
(Acc., Gen. Bus., Mrk. Mgmt.) Lorraine
Community Social Service Worker Program . Wednesday, Oct. 11
(full-time & part-time) 0830 hours
Room 4223
Judy
Commerce & Business Administration ...... Wednesday, Oct. 11
University transfer programs to 1000 hours
UBC and SFU Room 4208
Linda
Nursing-Getieral 2. cc serie nest ne Thursday, Oct. 12
1400 hours
Room 3347
Linda
Dental Auxiliary Programs ................ Friday, Oct. 13
(Basic Chairside and 1400 hours
Certified Dental Assistant) Room 4223
Judy