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IRVING HOUSE HISTORIC CENTRE
302 Royal Avenue, New Westminster

(521-7656)
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS DISPLAYS AND MUSIC

December - Saturdays and Sundays
V200 pate = 5200! p.m.

plus

Wednesday December 18, Thursday,
December 19, & Friday December 20

Open 1-5pm with music from antique music
boxes.

Irving House staff have hosted my History
students for special hours. They extend
an invitation to all at Douglas College to
come enjoy their Christmas displays and
music.

J. Grestro

 

 

CO-OP UPDATE

December, 1985

laurel Norton was recently hired as the
second Co-operative Education Placement
Officer. She has extensive experience in
employee recruitment and placement, and
personnel management. Laurel brings to

the college the type of expertise needed

al this point to help get the Co-op Program
"off the ground".

|t might be appropriate at this time to

briefly reiterate the primary responsi-

bilities of the placement officers.
(continued)

for students in the Co-op Program;

- act as a liaison between the college
and the community;

- provide assistance, as required, to
develop educational objectives and
evaluate each Co-op placement.

We are currently in the process of setting
up work placements for a handful of
Business students as part of a pilot Co-op
project, to commence in January, 1986. We
hope to gain some experience in the Co-op
field, and "work out some of the bugs" in
our operation, in preparation tor the first
major thrust of plecements which will occur
during the period May to August, 1986.

We are working on a new program information
pamphlet and advertising poster, and will
be contacting faculty members in the new
year to arrange classroom visits to inform
students about the Co-op Program. Students
will be encouraged to apply well ahead of
the May work term commencement date.

Application forms are now available in the
Co-op Office, located in the Counselling
Centre. For more information, contact
Barbara Franck (local 2710) or Laurel
Norton (local 2711)

 

 

CHRISTMAS CLOSURES

THE |1BM MICROCOMPUTER LAB, Rm. #4334 will
be closed effective Friday, December 13
until Monday, January 13, 1986.

Judy Johnstone