INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / June 11, 1991

 

 

 

 

 

Registrar’s Office Cashier Michelle Orton

AS studying money matters at
Douglas College as an account-
ing student in 1985, Michelle
Orton is back dealing with money
as a new cashier in the Registrar’s
Office.

Orton worked in retail sales for
six years before joining the Col-
lege and enjoys the professional
atmosphere on campus. Her new
duties include collecting fees, deal-
ing with refunds, issuing tax
forms to students and making
sure the cash balances at the end
of the day. She also sees funds in
her future.

“I see my present job as an
entry-level position in which I can

learn more. Eventually I would
like to work in an accounting
position here,” said Orton, 25.

Keeping a large sign by her
desk reminding people to “smile”,
Orton also doesn’t mind helping
students who stop by her work
locations to ask for directions.
Still, with all that money around,
she welcomes the new wickets
which allow her to concentrate on
cash concerns.

When not number crunching or
giving directions, the New
Westminster resident likes to
spend time with friends, dance
and go to movies.

 

 

  

 

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LIBRARY
ORIENTATION
SUMMER 1991

AY. instructors are invited to
bring their classes to the library
for library orientation. We would
appreciate it if you could book
your orientations as far in advance
as possible. Booking forms have
been distributed via the
departmental assistants, or book-
ings can be made by phone
through Susan Fleming, Library
Orientation Assistant, at local 5198.

The orientation session normal-
ly takes one hour and consists of a
short introduction to the library by
a librarian and the completion of a
self-paced assignment - the
Library Lab - by the students. The
assignments are marked and sent
to the instructor for return to the
students.

It is appreciated if the instructor
accompanies the students to the
library.

If there are any questions or spe-
cial requests, please contact Mary
Matthews, Orientation Librarian,
at local 5184.

 

In the next issue
of INSIDE ...

The College budget
squeeze.