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COMMUNITY PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
DIVISION - INTERAGENCY COMMITTEES

Rita Chudnovsky and Lillian Zimmerman,
of the Community Programs and Services
Division, are representing Douglas
College on ongoing Interagency Comm-
ittees in New Westminster and Port
Coquitlam.

. These committees involve represent-
atives of the senior, judicial, and
educational agencies in the conmunity.

The New Westminster Committee meets
monthly. Each agency representative
reports on new or interesting devel-
opments in their agency. The POLO
forum meets bimonthly and focuses on
particular issues (eg. Sexual Abuse,
Daycare}.

If you have any new projects or pro-
grams which you would like brought
to the attention of these committees
please contact:

Rita (loc. 320, Rm. 306)
or Lillian (loc. 218, Rm. 307)
at McBride.

VACATION NOTICE

Marsh Price will be taking 2 weeks
holidays during the week of:
February 8-12 and

February 15-19

Please address any questions that
arise during his absence to Bill
Morfey.

 

 

 

SPRING SEMESTER INSTRUCTORS

 

All instructors who require final ex-
aminations this semester please make
their written request to Julie Beau-
caire - McBride Site by THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 25, 1982.

Exam week is April 22, 23, 26 & 27.
Since these dates do not include a
Wednesday evening all Wednesday even-
ing instructors will have their final
exams during the evening of April 2l.
If this date causes any instructional
problems please contact me immediately,
local 319.

The last day of classes is April 20,
1982.

 

ROOM BOOKINGS

Effective February 5, 1982 anyone
wanting to book a room at the McBride
Site please contact Wilda Noniewicz,
the McBride Site reciptionist.
For Agnes Site booking - Nancy den Daas
at 524-0371

For Winslow Site booking -

Pat Thomasson at 939-6611

 

CONTINUING EDUCATION - SPECIAL PROJECT

 

Douglas College has received a grant
from Special Project Funds of the
Ministry of Education, Continuing
Education Division, for the project:
"Expanding Women's Access to Non-
Traditional Employment: An Informa-
tion Based Curriculum Development
Project"

This project will run for 3 months and
will begin the production of informa-
tion packages on: The History of Wom
en's Work in Non-Traditional Areas,
Current Labour Market Trends and Proj-
ected Critical Shortage Areas, A Look
at 3 or 4 Specific Skill Areas, Access-
ing Non-Traditional Fields.

Anyone interested in testing these mat-
erials in their class or in contribut-
ing to the project, please call Rita
Chudnovsky, local 320 McBride.