Wanna be on
Douglas College’s Board?
Or Education Council?

N ew provincial legislation allows College students, faculty and
support staff to sit as elected representatives on the College Board

and Education Council.

N ominations open on January 23, 1995 and continue until 4pm on
January 27. Nominations must be submitted on the official form
available in the Registrar’s Office, the Student Society Office and at
the Thomas Haney Centre main office. Send nominations to the
attention of the Registrar at the New Westminster campus; those

received after the closing date and time will not be considered.

E lection procedures and regulations are available from the Regis-
trar’s Office, the Student Society, the Douglas College Faculty
Association, the BCGEU Staff Representative, and the Thomas Haney
Centre main office. Ca// 527-5358 for more information.

 

Call for nominees for
community sports award

work by people behind the scenes.

College.

 

College sports programmer Chris
Johnson wants community sports
administrators to get some recognition.

Briefs

 

za Policy Alert

The following changes have been
made to College policy.

Revision: E02.02.02 Standardized
Testing at Douglas College - Revised
December 6, 1994. (N.B. The Policy
Statement is unchanged. The change is to
Procedures/Rules Statement 3.F.)

za New Policy

A02.05.01 Compliance With the
Freedom of Information and Protection of
Privacy Act - Approved by the College
Board on December 15, 1994.

A04.05.01 Naming Buildings and
Facilities - Approved by the College
Board on December 15, 1994.

za For sale

Girl’s size one white molded Lange
lace-up skates, one year old, excellent
condition, $40. Call Marilyn, local 5083.

Sports are a source of fitness, learning and fun for many young athletes in the
community, but organizing those baseball, soccer and lacrosse games takes a lot of hard

Nominations are now being accepted for the Community Sport Administrator Award, to
be presented at the 1995 Community Coaching Conference on January 28 at Douglas

The award, sponsored by the Investors Group Inc., recognizes the contribution to
community sport programs made by a dedicated volunteer who has given countless hours of
time so that coaches and athletes can enjoy the benefits of well-organized sport.

“Unsung heroes of sport are the people who sit behind the scenes running meetings,
preparing newsletters, registering thousands of children and at the same time acting as
intermediaries between parents, coaches, politics and all the other hassles involved with
amateur sport at the community level,” says Chris Johnson, sports programmer at Douglas
College. “Historically these people have gone unnoticed. The Investors Award is designed
to thank those people who impact in so many ways with so little recognition.”

Nominators must provide the nominee’s name and address, a history of the nominee’s
involvement in community sport, a list of other awards or recognition, and a description of
other outstanding qualities. Nominations must be received by the Douglas College Sports

Institute by Friday, January 13, 1995. To get a nomination form, call Chris Johnson at

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