This year’s workshop will be

held at Geneva Park on beautiful
Lake Couchiching in the Muskokas.
Geneva Park is 100 miles north of
Toronto on Rt. 11 and surface trans-
portation is available between
Toronto International Airport and
the Institute site.

 

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For one participant
For two participants
For three participants $140.00

COST PER

PERSON TOTAL
$160.00 «$160.00
$150.00 $300.00
$420.00

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i Single rooms
| Double rooms

 

PER DAY TOTAL
$20.00 $220.00
$16.00 $176.00

 

 

Educational Trends
and Innovations

The Institute attempts to provide
access to as wide a range of educa-
tional ideas as possible. Accordingly,
a number of consultants, each highly
skilled in one or more areas of
collegial education, have been hired
on a stand-by basis, and will be avail-
able as a resource for Institute parti-
cipants.

Material resources include a compre-

hensive library of books, articles,
documents, films, and tapes. Sum-
maries of workshops and seminars
are made available to participants
for their later use on home cam-

puses.

University Credit

Arrangements have been made for
Participants to be enrolled at the
University of Sherbrooke. Credit
may also be obtained by properly
enrolled students at other Canadian

universities and institutions.

 

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What
is the
Institute?

The Canadian Community Colleges
Institute (CCCI) is a voluntary and
professional association founded in
1970 by Doctor Gordon Campbell
at the University of Lethbridge. One

of its activities is the annual organiza-

tion of an intensive two week learn-
ing experience that provides global
educational growth to community
college educators in a Canadian con-
text. Other annual seminars focus on
Canadian Studies and on Collective
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The Institute strives:

|— to promote the personal and pro-

fessional development of those
involved with Canadian Colleges
through education and informa-
tion exchange.

- to further a sense of purpose that
is common to the Colleges of
Canada and to promote their
aims in the wider community.

OTHER INSTITUTE SEMINARS: © CANADIAN STUDIES e COLLECTIVE BARGAINING

— to provide means for the develop-
ment of viable approaches to the
concerns common to the Colleges
of Canada.

The Institute thus serves as an en-

riched resource center, an experien-

tial self-directed learning model, -
and a national forum.