INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE/ APRIL 2, 1991

 

 

 

 

 

 

Do you barely recognize this person? Hint: this photo was
taken in July, 1934. Hint: this person appears elsewhere in
this newsletter. If you can correctly identify this person,
come to the Public Information Office (room 4840) and
speak to Jeff. The first person to do so will win a prize.

Information Sessions

All sessions start promptly at times advertised and are approximately 1 1/2 - 2 hours in
length. Sessions are free and pre-registration is not required. All sessions are held at the
New Westminster campus unless otherwise stated.

APRIL 2 - 5, 1991

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Certificate Programs 1200 hours

Room 4211
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Career and University Transfer Programs 1630 hours
Certificate and Diploma Room 3820
Commerce and Business Administration ............ Wednesday, April 3
University transfer programs to 1400 hours
UBC and SFU Room 4211
First-Year Arts - University Transfer ............... Thursday, April 4
Including major requirements and pre-entry 1000 hours

requirements for Bachelor of Social Work Room 4211

Magazine Hunt

Due to your overwhelming
response, I must ask you to stop
sending me magazines. I will be
busy for a long time with what
you had the kindness to send me.

Thank you,

Marie-Andree Rivet, MODL.

Special Advisor on
Native Education

The Ministry of Advanced
Education, Training and Technol-
ogy has announced the appoint-
ment of Ida Mills as a Special
Advisor on Native Education in
the Lower Mainland. She will be
working in the Lower Mainland
Colleges Branch of the Univer-
sities, College and Institutes
Division effective March 11.

Ida brings seventeen years of ex-
perience working with and for Na-
tive Bands, Tribal Councils and
Organizations and has a solid
background in Native Education.

Any enquiries regarding Native
Education can be directed to Ida in
her new position. @