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Mckendry. In recommendations presented
last April the departments are named:
Arts, Fine Arts & Humanities; Commerce
and Business Administration;
Community, Family and Child Studies;
Health Sciences; and Pure and Applied
Science and Technology.

Instructional Media Services is also
expected to be re-named this fall but its
new designation remains under review.
As well, watch for information on other
changes in upcoming issues of Inside.

Below is a list of confirmed office
name changes which became effective on
September 1:

Division of College Development

- Institutional Research and
Development is now Institutional
Research and Planning

- Douglas Development is now the
Centre for Learning and Development

- Public Information Office is now the
Communications and Marketing Office

- Labour Relations and Personnel is
now Personnel and Labour Relations

Educational Services Division

- Student Services & Developmental
Education is now Student Development

- Athletics and Intramurals is now
Centre for Sport, Recreation and Wellness

- Centre 2000 is now part of
Community and Contract Services I

MNsve_neorvunon

INside Douglas College is published the
first Tuesday of every month by the Public
Information Office and the College
Duplicating Centre. The next issue will
appear on October 3.

    
      
   
   
      
   
    
     
     
 

  

  

Deadline for submission for next issue is
noon Tuesday, September 18. Submissions
on floppy disk in WordPerfect or ASCII
format would be appreciated. Material may
be edited for brevity and clarity.

  

Tips, scoops and suggestions are always
welcome. Please contact the Public
Information Office, (604) 527-5325, FAX:
(604) 527-5095, Room 4700 at the New
Westminster campus, 700 Royal Avenue,
New Westminster, B.C. V3L 5B2

 

 

 

 

 

Douglas College’s Institute of Urban Ecology is anticipating a
busy fall. Biology grad Renata Cacik (now at SFU) is working on one
of its projects, a book designed for grade 8-10 students illustrating
food-chain webs of 40 different urban habitats (ranging from wood
lots to golf courses). Other institute activities include an environmental
enhancement project in Pitt Meadows, and Green Links, a study of

ways to improve existing green belts within the Lower Mainland.

 

 

Educational leave applications

A reminder to faculty that the submission deadline for 1996-97
Educational Leave Applications is October 16.

Guidelines and application forms are available from the office of
Mia Gordon, Vice-President of College Development.