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by Rob Guzyk

Students who are tired of
looking for work every
summer have the opportu-
nity of creating their own
work this summer accord-
ing to student placement
officer Lorraine Jones.

The Ministry of Labour
sponsored program enables
students to develop skills to

enter the work force, and.

contribute to the social and
economical development of
the province.

Last year 33 positions

were sponsored by the .

college and the same
amount of jobs is expected
this year according to
Jones.

““A lot of students don’t
know they can organize a
project, providing they can
get adequate supervision
from a faculty or admini-
stration employee,’’ ‘said
Jones. °

Jones also says that stu-
dents who are interested in
some sort of research the
program is a good opportu-
nity. ;

“Last year one student
wanted to do. research
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Vancouver, it would have
been possible except the
student found work up

north,’’ Jones said, but she |:

added that the contro-
versial nature of the subject
did not have any bearing on
the funding of the project.

To be eligible students
must be enrolled in at least
nine credit courses and
_ have attended one full time
semester since October
1979. Deadline submissions
is March 4 and noon.

Students interested can
go to a special orientation
meeting February 27 in
Room 304 on the New
Westminster campus from
2 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., or can
call Lorraine Jones at
521-4851.

 

‘Power of Potential’, a

Women’s Study course
offered by Douglas College,
will examine some of the
attitudes and_ inhibitions
that prevent. women from:
realizing their full poten-
tial.
The course will encour-
age development of self-
confidence, increase of

motivation and discovery of |

personal strengths through
group activities and discus-
sions.

‘Power of Potential’ is co-
sponsored with the Port
Moody Parks and Recre-
ation Department and will
be held at the Kyle Street
Recreation Centre in Port
Moody Sunday, March 16
from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Cost of the course is $15
and participants are asked
to bring a lunch.

For registration
mation call 461-4411.

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Douglas College is offer-
ing a two-day workshop —
‘“‘For Men Only” which will
examine what it means to

be a man in_ today’s
changing world.
Emphasis will be placed
on providing a relaxed and
supportive opportunity to
share experiences, expec- —
tations and __ solutions.
Workshop leaders are
familiar with discussing
such modern dilemnas as:
the sensitive vs. strong
male image; role changes;
and relating to the
non-traditional woman.
The workshop will be
held on the College’s New
Westminster Campus Sat-
urday and Sunday, March 8
and 9 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30

p.m.
Cost is $35 and pre--
registration is advised.
For further information
contact Douglas College

 

Admissions at 588-6404. )

 

 

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