SSS a ERR MS Ta SS Work-study projects needed Each year, Douglas College is allocated a work-study budget from the Ministry of Education, Skills and Training. This program provides part-time employment (five—15 hours per week) to full-time students. Students may be employed at Douglas College or off- campus with a non-profit organization. Students must qualify on the basis of financial need. Eligibility is determined by the Student Finance and Placement Office, after the assessment of each student’s Canada Student Loan/BC Student Loan and the information provided on the Work-Study application form. Student Placement is currently looking for project submissions from interested College personnel. They are looking for one-time (non-repeating) projects that will operate in addition to the ongoing activities of the department. The project should also provide students with opportunities to develop career-related skills. Work-Study application forms are available at the Student Placement Office, Room 2710. The deadline to submit Project Applications for the Fall 1997 semester is Friday June 13, 1997. Project applications received after June 13, 1997 may be considered for the Winter 1998 semester (beginning January 1998). Briefs 2@ NAFSA Conference The Association for International Educators (NAFSA) will hold its 1997 Annual Conference in Vancouver, May 20-23. This conference, with 4,000 participants expected, will be a meeting place for international educators of all kinds — and Douglas College is one of the hosting sites. If you are interested, check out the conference home page at http://www.nafsa.org. Tad Hosoi in the College’s Centre for International Education also has a hard copy of the conference program. za BCGEU PD Day Don’t forget that May 29 is Professional Development Day for staff. For details on planned activities, please call Wendy Davies, local 5340 or Triena Marples, local 5361. 2a Summer Hours New Westminster Campus Library May S5—Aug 15: Mon & Fri 7:45am—4:30pm Tues, Wed, Thurs 7:45am—9pm Sat, Sun, Hols CLOSED Aug 18-29 8:30am—4:30pm Regular hours start again Tues, Sept 2. David Lam Campus Library Apr 30—Aug 22 CLOSED Aug 25—Aug 29 9am—4:30pm Sept | (Labour Day) CLOSED Regular hours (9am—8pm) start again Tues; Sept 2. INside to change Starting next month, INside will be brought to you in a shorter format with a brand new look. We will, however, continue to publish on a monthly basis in order to bring you the news on & College events, people and issues. 2a Policy changes Two College policies have been revised: A02.01.06 Employment and Educational Equity (Effective Jan 28, 1997) A17.02.01 Student Appeals (Effective Feb 20, 1997) The Model for the Development of Policy at Douglas College has also been revised. For copies of these documents, please call Barbara Bessey at local 5380. 2a Personnel pause The David Lam Campus Personnel Office will be closed for the summer semester. Please direct all enquiries to the New Westminster Campus (local 5440) until Sept 2. ea Sunshine Coast Escape Get away from the city for a few days at Sechelt Inlet! Three-bedroom cabin for rent; $300 per week Sept—June. Near a sandy beach; includes the use of a canoe. For details, call Jean Hammer at local 5180 or 939-5777. 2a Sewing anyone? Brand new Bernette 680 (Bernina) sewing machine, featuring fourteen stitches (including zig zag, stretch and buttonhole): $350 or best offer. Sewing machine cabinet with three drawers and two extensions: $40 or best offer. Contact Wendy at local 5340 or at 421-6821. §j