KEN
McGLINCHEY
ENGLISH
SCHOLARSHIP

 

Te Douglas College Founda-
tion is pleased to announce
the establishment of the KEN
McGLINCHEY ENGLISH
SCHOLARSHIP. The family of
Ken McGlinchey and the Douglas
College English and Communica-
tions Department have
established a fund to be known as
the Ken McGlinchey English
Scholarship. The purpose of this
fund is to use all or part of the in-
terest earned annually to provide
one or more English scholarships
for students attending Douglas
College.

The scholarship has been estab-
lished to honour the work of Ken
McGlinchey and assist students
with a first-class standing in
English who are interested in
Canadian Literature.

Contributions to the fund can
be made directly to the Founda-
tion Office (Room 4800A) or
through payroll deductions. For
further information please con-
tact Randi Duke at local 4801.

   

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INTRODUCING....

To semester Cathy Daminato
has joined us to develop an
Alumni Association for Douglas
College.

She has a BSc (hons) from
Queen’s University and a MBA
from UBC. She has held previous
positions in the public and
private sector. Most recently
Cathy was a consultant for a
medium sized consulting firm.
She was also Editor-in-Chief of an
internationally circulated newslet-
ter which forecast gold and other
metal prices.

The Alumni Association project
is especially exciting because of
the many benefits it will offer
Douglas College graduates.

These will include:

-An Alumni Newsletter

-Reunions and other special
events

-Enhanced business contacts
through a network of working
alumni

-Annual Alumni Association
dinner and benefit

-Guidance and counselling for
students

-Access to College Library,
recreation and other college
facilities.

To ensure success of this
project, Cathy will require sup-
port from Douglas College
graduates, student body, faculty,
staff and college administration.

If you want to participate in
this important timely endeavour
please contact Cathy Daminato at
local 4812. She is located behind
the switchboard in Room 4900A.

MAD HATTER
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NORTHERN TELECOM
NATIONAL EDUCATION
PROGRAM

orthern Telecom has estab-

lished a national education
program designed to encourage
and stimulate increased aware-
ness and understanding of the
opportunities associated with in-
formation, management and
communications technology. The
program has a five year commit-
ment with over $500,000 in
funding per year. There are
several components of the
program which may particularly
interest faculty. Please contact
Randi Duke for further informa-
tion at local 4801,

 

BUILDING AIR
CIRCULATION -
CLASSROOMS

In order to obtain the most effec-
tive use of the air circulation
system in CLASSROOMS we
would like to remind faculty of
the following conditions.

 

1. The air circulation system
was designed to function best
"WITH CLASSROOM DOORS
CLOSED". Open doors are
counter-productive to the system.

2. The switch with decal
"switch on for air conditioning"
must be on to activate the air cir-
culation system."

When film and overhead projec-
tors are being used, it would be
desirable to leave on the special
bank of lights.

Terry Leonard