INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / OCTOBER 30, 1990

 

 

Douglas/Kwantien Twinning

ffective immediately, Douglas College’s Faculty Professional

Development Workshop Series and end of semester events will be
open to faculty from Kwantlen College.

This opening is in response to an initiative which grew out of discus-
sions between the two colleges last year.

Douglas College’s College-Wide Professional Development Commit-
tee voted unanimously to make up to 40% of available seats accessible by
advanced registration to Kwantlen faculty.

The committee hopes, in taking this decision, to double professional
development activities for Douglas faculty. In addition, the presence of
Kwantlen faculty will provide alternative and potentially broadening
perspectives on teaching and learning issues at Douglas College.

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Group Advising Sessions Schedule

All sessions start gay at times advertised and are approximately 1 1/2 - 2 hours
in length. Sessions are free and pre-registration is not required. Ali sessions are held at
the New Westminster campus unless otherwise stated.

OCTOBER 29 — NOVEMBER 2
Nursing= Psychiatric 2 s5 66 5 is ce ce pe ces ees Monday, October 29
1000 hours
Room 4221A
Heather
Computer Information Systems Program .........-., Tuesday, October 30
0830 hours
Room 4221A
Lorraine
Business Management Career Programs ......... » Tuesday, October 30
Certificate and Lig ing 1630 hours
(Acc., Gen. Bus., Mrk. Mgmt.) Room 3820
Heather
Community Social Service Worker Program ....... Wednesday, October 31
0900 hours
Room 2803
Linda
Long Term Care Aide Programs .............. Wednesday, October 31
oe & Upgradin 1400 hours
Home Support Worker Training Program Room 4223
Georgina
First-Year Science - University Transfer .......... Thursday, November |
Including major requirements and 0830 hours
pre-entry requirements for Room 4221
professiona! programs Lorraine
Developmental Education ...........0050-s0085 Friday, November 2
oe Preparation, 0830 hours
Developmental Studies, General Studies, Room 422i1A
Gr. 12 equivalency/completion Georgina
Early Childhood Education Program ............-. Friday, November 2
1400 hours
Room 3825
Linda

Dm You Know...?

e « @ The Douglas College
cafeteria is used for training stu-
dents in the Food Services
Option of the Basic Occupation-
al Education Program. The
program provides vocational
skill training to adults who have
special learning needs, and rely
on specialized training techni-
ques to prepare students for
competitive employment. In the
cafeteria, students are trained to
perform entry-level food ser-
vice tasks such as dishwashing,
kitchen maintenance, and some
basic food preparation. On-
campus training is also
provided in laboratories and
classrooms.

Do you know any interesting facts
about Douglas College? Please send
your suggestions via campus mail to
the Insider. &

Humanities ©
Institute

Fall Schedule
Room 2203 (Lecture Theatre)
4:15 p.m.

Wednesday, November 7
“Is Sexism Alive and Well in the
90's?” — Liz Wilson
Wednesday, November 28
“Education in the United Arab
Emirates” — Gerry Della Mattia

Please announce these _
presentations to your class.