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All Personnel

Emergency Evacuation Plan

The Health & Safety Committee has reviewed a
draft evacuation plan prepared by the Facilities
Services Department and recommended the

plan to the Management Committee for approval.

The plan is currently under review with the
operational division/department and we expect
to have approval shortly.

In the interim period the Health & Safety
Committee feels very strongly on the importance
of this issue and accordingly I am instructing
that all personnel must evacuate the building
when the alarm sounds. Faculty are responsible
for informing students under their supervision.

Earlier in the year we had a number of false
alarms in the building and we believe the matter
is now under control. When the alarm system

is being tested or worked on we will make every
reasonable effort to advise personnel according-
ly so as to minimize any future inconvenience.

W.L. Day

 

can be made through Gladys Loewen,
Coordinator of Adult Special Education, at local
2791 in the Student Services Centre.

The ALRC is located in Room 2790C in the
Student Services Centre. Jody Pilling, the ALRC
instructor, can be reached at local 2793.

 

 

 

~ Access Learning
Resource Centre

Thanks to continuous funding from the Ministry
of Education, the Access Learning Resource
Centre is once again providing support services
for Douglas College students who have special
needs. Our aim is to provide services for
disabled students who require assessments to
identify learning styles and/or to facilitate
program planning, as well as to provide learning
support services to help disabled students meet
objectives in their courses and programs. The
latter may involve "one-on-one" or small group
tutoring, where there is an emphasis placed on
isolating compensatory learning strategies.

The ALRC services are available to students
with a wide range of disabling conditions, eg.,
visual impairments, hearing impairments,
physical disabilities, emotional disabilities,
neurological impairments, mental handicaps,
learning disabilities, etc. Referrals for services

Any Donations ?

Every year the Province newspaper runs The
Empty Stocking fund to collect donations for
children who have very little during the
Christmas season. This year, many of the women
incarcerated at the Lakeside Correctional Centre
would like to help too by contribuitng their
various hobby crafts to the fund. If you have

any spare knitting needles, crochet hooks, wool,
material, or anything useful for hobby crafts,

the women at Lakeside would appreciate them.
Christmas is approximately a month away, so
the sooner materials are donated to Lakeside, the
sooner these hobby crafts can make their way to
The Empty Stocking Christmas Fund.

Donations of hobby craft materials can be made
to Don Allen, C P & S or at 2302.

Thank you & Merry Christmas!

 

 

Booking Lists

Please help us by sending in your film booking/
equipment booking lists as soon as possible for
the Spring 1986 semester.

If you need any instructor's request forms, call
Elizabeth at local 2104.

Thank you.

 

 

New Address

The British Columbia Association of Colleges
has moved. Its new address is:

#113 - 744 West Hastings St., Vancouver, B.C.
V6C1A5

The phone number is still (604) 688-3571

 

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