THE MAD HATTER’

A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in
the summer semester

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Douglas College Technical

and Vocational Institute
P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster, B.C.

Editor: Melanie Falcon
Telephone: 588-4411, Local 283

Notice RQ oand

CANADIAN STUDIES AND INTERNATIONAL STUDIES
PROJECT OFFICERS FOR THE ASSOCIATION OF
CANADIAN COMMUNITY COLLEGES

 

 

 

The ACCC, as a result of major funding
being made available in the area of Canadian
Studies and International Studies, is seek-
ing Project Officers for the two areas to
supervise developments. The salary range
for the positions is $18,500 to $30,000
(specific salary will be related to the
individual's present salary at a community
college) and the term of employment is a
"three-year contract".

Job descriptions are available for these
positions and are on file in the office
of the Dean of Educational Services.
Interested faculty should contact Reg for
more information on the above.

Job descriptions are also available for
Asst. Project officers for both Canadian
and International Studies.

G. Wootton

To: All Instructors

From: Sylvia Bell, Circulation Librarian

 

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Reserve Lists

The library must receive reserve lists no
later than December 10th to guarantee that

material will be processed by the commencement ;

of classes. If this deadline is not met,

please allow at least 3 weeks for the process- %

ing of material. Reserve forms are available
at all Campus Libraries.

 

Please note the following .
changes in the Libraries’ regular
schedules:

Dec. 22: - open until 12:00 noon only
Dec. 25: - closed Xmas Day

Dec. 26: - closed Boxing Day

Dec. 27, 28, 29 - closed. Please contact
Campus Librarians for
special arrangements if
you need Library access.

Jan. 1: - closed New Years Day

Jan. 2-12: open regular intersession
hours 9:00 - 5:00, closed
Saturdays.

Jan. 15: - Resume regular insession
Library hours.

MERRY XMAS.

David Williams,
Director of Libraries. Gal

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TO: Mad Hatter
FROM: Bill Day

RE: Judith Mastai - Richmond Campus Visitor

Judith is a graduate student of Adult
Education at UBC, currently working

for the Pacific Association for Continuing
Education as a special three month project,
the Richmond Campus is supplying her

with office space and services.

The project is a special cooperation
venture in public affairs and T.V.
broadcasting called "People Talk Back",
to be in operation in February. It
will tie in community discussion groups
all over the country, reacting to,

and influencing a series of CBC T.V.
broadcasts on the "state of the nation"
and its future options.

Welcome, Judith.