INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE/NOVEMBER 29, 1988

 

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Simon Fraser University will
host a Conference on Explora-
tion and Discovery on April
17-19, 1992 to commemorate
the arrival of Captain George
Vancouver on the Pacific Coast
of North America in 1792.

The conference will provide
an Opportunity for the presenta-
tion of new research on social,
cultural, economic, scientific,
technological, and literary
aspects of exploration and dis-
covery in the sixteenth,
seventeenth, and eighteenth cen-
turies, with attention to all parts
of the world but particularly to

Career Resource Centre Group
Orientation Thurs. Dec. 1 -
Free

To Market, To Market
(Marketing Your Writing)
Sat. Dec. 3 - $35

Mini-Dance Workshop - Cha Cha
Sat. Dec. 3 - $15

 

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Call for Papers

the North Pacific. Proposals for
papers will be accepted up to
September 15, 1989.

Conference advisors include
Professor Barry Gough, Wilfrid
Laurier University, Waterloo,
Ontario; Dr. Alan Frost, Depart-
ment of History, La Trobe
University, Australia; Professor
Christon Archer, University of
Calgary; Professor Glydwr Wil-
liams, Queen Mary College,
London; Professor Ben Finney,
University of Hawaii at Manoa;
Dr. Kerry Howe, The Australian
National University; Professor
Rudiger Joppien, West Ger-

Douglas College

Community Programs

Following is a selection of non-credit courses to be offered soon through the Com-
munity Programs & Services division of Douglas College. Please refer to ACCESS
magazine (obtained in room 2300) for course I.D. numbers and course descriptions.
Register carly! Phone 520-5473 or 520-5474 for information, or call 520-5472 to
register using VISA or MASTERCARD. Or go to the office in room 2300.

Co-operative & Non-Competitive
Games Mon. Dec. 5 - $10

Composers in the Morning
Lecture Series - "Music of Our
Time" Wed. Dec. 7 at New
West Library - Free

Mini-Dance Workshop - Foxtrot
Sat. Dec. 10 - $15

 

many; Professor William Stan-
ton, University of Pittsburgh
and Dr. W. Kaye Lamb, Van-
couver.

Those interested in participat-
ing should send summaries
(100-200 words) or their
prospective papers along with
brief vitae to:

The Director

Vancouver Conference
Department of History
Simon Fraser University
Burnaby, British Columbia
Canada, V5A 186