INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE/DECEMBER 6, 1988

 

Coming w
Events

(Unless otherwise indicated, all events
take place in the Performing Arts
Theatre, Room 4100 (4th floor, North
Building). For tickets and information
call the Douglas College Box Office
520-5488.)

¢ Annual Family Christmas
Concert with the Amabilis
Singers & Douglas College
Youth & Children’s Choir.
Diane Loomer, director.
Sunday, Dec. 11 - 7:00 pm
Queen’s Avenue United
Church, 529 Queens Ave.,
New Westminster.
Wednesday, Dec. 14 - 8:00
Douglas College
Performance Theatre.
General Admission $5;
Students/Seniors $3.

¢ Thursday, December [5 -
3:00 - 6:00. Douglas
College Christmas Party for
faculty, staff, administration.
Lower Cafeteria. Hot &
Cold Hors-d’ oeuvres,
no-host bar and
complimentary Ist beverage.

¢ Saturday, December 17 -
2:30 - 3:00 pm. Diane
Loomer, Pianist plays the
grand piano at Irving House
Historic Centre, 302 Royal
Avenue. 3:00 - 3:30 pm.
Douglas College Youth and
Children’s Choir perform.
Admission by donation.

 

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Briefs |

 

Bookstore Closure: The bookstore will be closed from Monday,
Decembe 26 through Tuesday, January 3 inclusive.

Library Hours: The end of semester hours will be as follows:

December 19 7:45 - 4:30
December 20 - 23 8:30 - 4:30
December 24 - January 2 Library Closed
January 3 - 13 8:30 - 4:30

January 14 Library Closed
January 16 Regular Spring Semester Hours Begin
Monday - Thursday 7:45 am. - 10:00 pm.
Friday 7:45 am. - 4:30 pm.
Saturday 9:00 am. -5:00 pm.

Work-Study Program: Each year Douglas College is allocated a
Work-Study budget from the Ministry of Advanced Education & Job
Training. The Work-Study Program provides part-time employment
(5 - 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/B.C. Student Loan and the information provided on the
Work-Study application form. Student may work between 50 and
150 hours per semester depending upon their assessed need.

At this time we would like to ask for project submissions from
interested college personnel. We are looking for one-time
(non-repeating) projects that will be in addition to the normal
on-going activities of the department. The projects should 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 Work-Study Project
Applications is Friday, December 23.

 

Faculty Development Yellow Pages: Thankyou for responding to
the creation of a booklet, listing faculty by their area of expertise and
interest. So very often we work alongside people who, although
unknown, share a common professional interest. Also, these same
colleagues might be able to act as formal or informal consultants or at
the very least accessible support people. So if you haven't already
filled in your response to the Faculty Development Yellow Pages,
please do so by completing the form at the back of this edition of
Inside Douglas College and return the sheet to Eugene Hrushowy by
December 30.

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