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FACULTY STATUS CHANGES

 

The following changes occurred since the last report was published in The

Mad Hatter on May 2nd, 1973.

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Resignations

Mr. Sidney L. Dyke, instructor in Graphic and Communication Arts, resigned to head
a new department at Capilanc College. Mr. Dyke served in the Fine Arts Department

for

two years and was instrumental in developing the Graphic and Communication Arts

programme to its present level.

Temporary Appointments to August 31, 1974

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Dr. James W. Davies of Guelph, Ontario, has been appointed to replace
Mr. Charles G. Marxer as instructor in Philosophy. Dr. Davies has two
bachelors degrees from Toronto, a masters from Guelph, a doctorate from
Union Theological Seminary and another from Guelph.

Mr. Willem den Hertog of Edmonton has been appointed to a new position
instructing both chemistry and physics at the Richmond Campus using a

multi-purpose open laboratory. Mr. den Hertog brings a wide range of
industrial experience with him to complement his doctoral studies.

 

Mr. Robert H. Verner of West Vancouver has been re-appointed to replace
Mr. Albert Harms, instructor in Mathematics, who is on a two-year leave

of absence with C.1.D.A. Mr. Verner taught on campus half-time last year,
spending half-time at the Haney Correctional Centre.

 

Temporary Appointments” Expiring August 31, 1973

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Mr. S. Mumtaz A.S. Gilani was employed as a full-time mathematics instructor
in 1972/73. Our staff requirements have been reduced by a change in Haney
contracts and by a reduced need for mathematics instructors. Mr. Gilani
will be employed on a special half-time contract to teach at Haney in
1973/74.

 

Dr. Robert E. Wright was employed half-time at Haney and half-time in regular
college mathematics classes in 1972/73. He has been given a one-year
appointment as instructor in remedial mathematics at the Haney Correctional
Centre.

 

Appointments

Mrs. Sandra M. Carpenter of Thunder Bay, Ontario, has been appointed to the
position of reading instructor, a new position. She has teaching

experience at both high school and college levels and taught adult reading

for three years at Confederation College of Applied Arts and Technology.

Mr. Emmett N. Casey of Vancouver has been appointed to the position of
instructor in the Social Service Animator programme. A psychologist with
the Vancouver Public Schools, he has extensive teaching experience,
including a year at Gallaudet College (for the deaf); he has extensive
training and experience in dealing with learning disabilities.