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tial for developing programs and

services at the new Coquitlam

campus.

“It is very important to find
out what Douglas College staff,
faculty, and students want, as well
as the general public, in terms of
programs and services in order for
the new campus to best serve
those needs,” says Day.

Day says the President’s Com-
mission will have a wide mandate
to study all aspects of campus use.
It will review the types of

programs and facilities desired by
local residents. It will also assess
the area’s long-term educational
needs by consulting with students,
businesses, local governments, col-
lege staff, user groups and other
community organizations.

Public meetings about the cam-
pus, which is slated to open in Co-
quitlam Town Centre in 1993, will
be held in Port Moody on January
8, Port Coquitlam on January 15
and Coquitlam on February 19.
There will also be three meetings
at the college’s New Westminster
campus on January 22, and
February 12 and 25. Hearings will
be held by the President’s Commis-
sion, made up of College staff, stu-

dents, and educational and com-
munity representatives. Input
from the meetings, and from a
public questionnaire (available in
the college’s spring Access course
guide), will be presented ina
report with recommendations for
campus based programs and ser-
vices to the College Board at its
March meeting.

The President’s Commission
wants your input, and would be
pleased to receive your ideas
about the new Coquitlam campus.
Submissions should take the form
of a one-page written summary to
accompany your oral presentation.
A guide for presentations may be

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