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Welcome
Libby

W. would like to welcome
Libby Russell as a new member of
Disabled Student Services. We are
excited about Libby’s presence in
that she has a unique educational
background. Libby has a Masters
degree in Developmental Psychol-
ogy and a Certificate in Deafness
from Gaulludet University in
Washington D.C. In this Univer-
sity, classes are taught in sign lan-
guage, so it was a sink or swim
situation for Libby. Obviously, she
swam!

Libby will be responsible for
providing educational support to
students who are deaf and hard-of-
hearing; she will also provide assis-
tance to the instructors who teach
these students. Libby will be work-
ing part-time and can be reached
at local 5149. @

 

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Douglas College Foundation
— Internal Grants

Application Procedures for College Departments

The Douglas College Foundation has received a number of un-
specified donations to be used in support of College activities. These con-
tributions form part of an undesignated fund that can be used to assist
departmental initiatives in areas other than student scholarships and bur-
saries.

General Guidelines

1. All projects must further the goals of Douglas College in meeting the
needs of its students and the communities it serves.

2. Grants of up to $750 will be considered.
3. Foundation grants are not available for travel expenses.

4. All projects must be completed in the college year that the grant is
received. Projects must not require multi-year funding.

5. If Foundation support does not cover all project expenses, additional
funds must be secured before the Foundation grant will be released.

6. The decision of the Foundation Directors is final.

7. These guidelines will be reviewed by the Board annually to determine
their appropriateness.

Proposal Format
1. Name of person responsible for the proposed project.

2. Nature of project, including specific objectives.
3. Management plan, including time-lines.

4. Details of other individuals or groups co-operating and/or
co-sponsoring the project.

5. Relationship of the project to department/ college goals.
6. Total project budget.

7. Support from other sources.

8. Amount requested from the Douglas College Foundation.

9. Names of references or other persons who may be consulted about the
project.

Applications must be submitted to the Foundation Office in Room
4800A by February 15, 1991 for review by the Board of Directors in

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