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APPLICATIONS FOR GRADUATION
(Spring 1986)
Please be reminded that all students who
qualify for graduation and wish to receive a
diploma, certificate, or citation MUST APPLY
FOR GRADUATION.

Applications for Graduation are available in the
Office of the Registrar.

Please read the current calendar to see if you
have sufficient credits to qualify.

The deadline for graduation applications is
FEBRUARY 3, 1986.

 

 

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Women's Centre Workshops
TIME MANAGEMENT FOR WOMEN

This two-part introductory workshop is designed
for women who are concerned about organizing
their time effectively. Special emphasis will
cover:

a) Managing time at school and at home

b) Maximizing short time slots

c) Saving time with good effective notes

d) Maximizing exam study time

e) Night before and semester preparation

DATE: Wednesday, January 22, 1986 and
Wednesday, January 29, 1986

SESSIONS: 2

TIME: 1200 - 1300 hours
ROOM: 4223
LEADER: SHERIDAN LADBROOK,

INSTRUCTOR
Reading and Study Skills

Please pre-register with the Student Services
receptionist in Room 2760 or call 520-5486.

This workshop is offered in conjunction with

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the Douglas College Reading and Study Skills
Discipline.

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TEST ANXIETY FOR WOMEN

Do you feel you know your subject matter but
freeze each time you have to write an Exam?

Does test anxiety prevent you from obtaining the
marks you should have?

This introductory workshop is designed to help
participants control text anxiety by considering
possible causes and by examining techniques for
preventing or controlling anxiety symptoms. We
will examine some general stress management
techniques in relation to those stresses created
specifically by tests.

DATES: Thursday, February 6, 1986 and
Thursday, February 13, 1986

SESSIONS: z

TIME: 1200 - 1400 hours

ROOM: TBA

LEADER: MIA GORDON, COUNSELLOR

Please pre-register with the Student Services
receptionist in Room 2760, or call 520-5486.

This workshop is offered in conjunction with the
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SCHOOLS EYE SPACE STUDIES

An ambitious program to bolster Canada's role in
space has been launched by Vancouver-based
Young Astronaut’s Canada, a fledgling organi-
zation which will be taking it's message to the
New West Space Station in July and August this
summer, seeking youthful recruits to wing their
way into the heavens.

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