We had joy, we had fun, we had a
season in the sun but the students have
come back and the season is all done...Sep-
tember brings Labor Day, cooler
temperatures, September fog, and, of
course, the autumn leaves. But before
you're up to your neck in work and
registration, leaf through the latest...

The long goodbye...

From Darryl Karleen:

"I would like to take this time to say
thanks to all the great people that I have
worked with for the past three and a half
years at Douglas College. My position as
computer tech has given me the opportu-
nity to meet most of the staff and faculty,
thus you will all be sorrowfully missed.
Starting September 11, I will be relocat-
ing with my wife, two cats and cockatiel
to beautiful Kelowna. I will be thinking
about the College, especially when I am
sailing into a sunset, sinking that perfect
putt, skiing fresh powder, or jetting
around the lake ... Yeah right."

Alberta bound...

Now in Alberta, where it snows in August,
is Applied Programs clerk Marie Holder.
Word has it that she and husband Ken
have bought a home in Calgary.

Permanent waves...

Auxiliary Mary Whorley is now a regular
Registrar’s receptionist/clerk. The
Registrar’s Office also welcomes Sharon
Harder, formerly with VCC.

Exit stage left...

For a change of scenery, Glen Goshulak,
Stagecraft Theatre Technician, is entering
Poli Sci at SFU this fall. Stagecraft now
features two new technicians: Brian
Pratt and Scott MacDonald.

Vye’s back ...

Welcome back to Vye Flindall, just back
to Accounting after a one-year leave of ab-
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employees: Colleen Brown, Psychology
lab technician; Lynne Currie, Health
Sciences clerk typist; Dean Jansen, book-
store shipper/receiver, and Marie
Anweiler shifts in Financial Aid from
clerk to assessor. Meanwhile, Math
Advisor Cory Ristock has left to study
engineering at UBC.

Welcome to the academy...

New academic advisors include: Donna
McGee-Thompson, replacing Leslie
McArthur; Valerie Gobeil, LTD replace-
ment for Lex Lensen; and Ann Kim’s
status has changed from temporary
auxiliary to regular full time.

In the right direction...

Linda Spencer, former contract instruc-
tor for Consumer and Job Prep, is now a
tutor/lab technician for the new Adults
with a Head Injury Program.

On the Ridge...
At Thomas Haney Centre, auxiliary
Vib Jose, is now a campus clerk.

New links...

Systems and Computing clerk Susan
Geffard has become a computer support
assistant while Jamie Michael is the new
micro-computer technician.

The PIO shuffle ...

Jane Muskens has returned to her
position of Publicist Assistant after a
seven-month maternity leave - welcome
back Jane! Susan Vincent is once again
PIO Assistant and her temporary replace-
ment Christine Unterthiner will shift to
Facilities as temporary mail clerk.

Come back, Jack...

BSW Jack Kelly will be retiring at the
end of September after 11 years of ser-
vice. When asked if he will be pursuing
any hobbies he said "no, I’m going to
come back here and give everybody a
hard time."

Keep us informed...
Please note that the deadline for the
October issue of Inside is Sept. 25. «

 

 

 

 

 

Douglas College President Bill Day and IMS staffers
Heather Campbell and Glen James study the recipe for a
"toxic cake" prepared by Chemistry instructor Jean Allan,

all part of a recent (WHMIS) seminar. All College employees
are required to attend a WHMIS Level One session or view a

training tape. Sessions run on September 22, 24, 30 and
October 1; call Personnel at 5440 to register.