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For further information on career seminars
please contact any one of the Educational
Planners. Ask for:

Lorraine Cotter Local 2723
Georgina Davis Local 2762
Amanda Harby Local 2763
Linda Stieler Local 2761

 

 

 

NATIONAL CONFERENCE
ON FAMILY THERAPY

10th Anniversary Western Canadian Conference
on Family Practice.

June 18 - 22, 1986 at the University of British
Columbia.

A multidisciplinary conference for professionals
with a common interest in the family: social
workers, nurses, psychologists, family life
educators, divorce mediators, home economists,
marital and family therapists, lawyers, child
care workers, probation officers and all related
professionals.

Students take advantage of low student rates:
Registration Fee: $125.00

for full details, (brochure available January '86)
write or phone to be put on the mailing list.

Alix Hirabayashi

Conference Administrator

Western Canadian Conference on
Family Practice

School of Social Work

The University of British Columbia

Vancouver, B.C.

V6T 1W5

(604) 228-2576

TO: COLLEGE FACULTY
FROM: JIM DOERR

Re: EPPCO Election

Three nominations have been received for the
faculty-at-large position on the College
Education Policy and Planning Committee. The
three nominated are:

Irene Griswold, Commerce and Business
Administration - Accounting (nominated
by Ray Brookes, seconded by Rod Midgley),

Elizabeth Peerless, Social Sciences Dept. -
Geography (nominated by Howard Eaton,
seconded by Jim Davies),

Gert van Niekerk, Social Services and
Allied Health Dept. - Physical Education
(nominated by Silvia McFayden-Jones,
seconded by Lorna Kirkham).

All faculty members employed half time or more
are eligible to vote. Ballots are available in the
Personnel Office (0830 hours to 1430 hours) from
Monday, January 27 to Friday, January 31.
Completed ballots should be left in the ballot
box in the Personnel Office.

The successful candidate will take office, for a
two year term at the EPPCO meeting scheduled
for February 12, 1986.

 

 

DISPLAY AREA

"Neighbours: The Ethnic Diversity of British
Columbia" is the title of a photo exhibit now on
view in the Social Sciences display area

(Room 3417). The exhibit and an accompanying
brochure are meant to acknowledge the diverse
ethnic groups which have contributed to the
cultural heritage of B.C. This travelling exhibit
was prepared by the Archaeological Society of
B.C. and the B.C. Heritage Trust.

Alan McMillan