EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
(in house)
DOUGLAS COLLEGE
requires

Full-time & part-time session-
al faculty to teach Nursing
courses in the Human Service
Worker-—Mental Retardation Prog.,

Subject areas include:
Normalization-Basic Human Needs-
Nursing Process-Assisting with
nursing care of the multiply-
handicapped person in an in-
stitutional setting.
1.Full-time position - to teach

Nursing theory, Lab & Clinical
courses.

2. Part-time position- to teach
Nursing Lab & Clinical courses
(24 days a week)

3. Part-time position- Clinical
Nursing courses (2 days/week)

Qualifications

1l.Baccalaureate degree in

Nursing. Masters degree in

Nursing or Education preferred.

2. Recent nursing experience in

the field of the multiply-hand-

icapped/mental retardation.

3. Experience in clinical &

classroom teaching.

4. Currently registered with

the R.N.A.B.C. or R.P.N.A.B.C.

Term of employment: April 28 -

July 17, 1981.

Closing date - March 13,1981

Please submit applications &

resume to: Douglas College,

Personnel Dept., New West.,

Competition # 81-656

APPLICATIONS DEADLINE

The deadline for submitting
applications to the Director
positions has been extended
to noon, Friday, March 13/81

 

 

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EVENTS

DOUGLAS COLLEGE READING SERIES

Here is an update of scheduled poetry
readings, in the Douglas College free
Reading Series, in which some of
Canada's best writers are participating.

Four Douglas College poets, Ulrich
Schaffer, Leona Gom, John Levin, and
Florence McNeil, will give readings on
Mon. March 23, at 7:00 p.m. in Room 710
on the New Westminster Campus. Also
on the New Westminster campus will be
Dorothy Livesay, Thurs, Mar. 12 in
Room N706 at 4:00 p.m. and Tom Wayman,
Mon., Mar. 23 at 10 a.m. in Room N710.

Aritha van Herk will hold a reading on
Surrey campus, on Tues., Mar. 31 at
7:00 p.m. in room S102.

 

March ll, Linda Wikene Johnson will be
at the Richmond campus in Room R325
at 7:00 p.m.

Tom Wayman will give two readings on
March 23, the one previously mentioned
at New Westminster, then at 2:00 p.m.
in Room L4 at the Langley Campus.

 

SUPPER-FILM PRESENTATION-DISCUSSION
All three on one night for only $5.90

FIIM: "SOME PEOPLE HAVE TO SUFFER"

GUEST SPEAKER: JIM SELLERS

DATE: MARCH,14

TIME: 6:30 p.m.

PLACE: CEDAR HALL, 128th ST, & 96th AVE,
SURREY.

ADMISSION: $5.00(children under 12 FREE)

SPONSORED BY: SURREY ALTERNATIVE MOVEMENT

For further information call: 596-9738 or

596-1355.

 

DINNER/DANCE

In honor of Mr. Len Whiteley's retirement.
At Douglas College, Coquitlam Campus.

6:30 pm - 1:00 am

Dinner - 7:30 pm

$15 per person
Tickets on sale at the music department,
N.W. Campus or from Henry Waack 939-2098.
No tickets sold after March 20.