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. THE MAD HATTER’

A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in
& the summer semester

by
Douglas College Technical
: and Vocational Institute
P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster, B.C.

Editor: Melanie Falcon
Telephone: 588-4411, Local 283

Notice Board

Because our Summer Term course offerings are
distributed to several campuses and because
those offerings do not utilize the classroom
facilities to a very high level, it may be
worthwhile to consider modifying the Class
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All courses would be scheduled either Monday
and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday. Night
classes would be scheduled every evening at
New Westminster, Tuesday and Thursday evenings
only at Surrey and Wednesday evenings only at
Richmond.

I would be pleased to have comments and/or
suggestions from any menber of the College
Community.

Gerry DellaMattia

PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF CHANGE IN TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY:

@.. November 17, 1978 you may now contact
Hendrick Persad, Physical Sciences Division,
on Local 216 - NO LONGER AT LOCAL 264.

DOUGL!

 

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INTERNA aus SRL DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH
CENTRE

 

We have received information from the
International Development Research
Centre (Canada) of Research Associate
Awards - Canada. These awards are
made available to "professionals"
interested in doing research in the
following fields:

1. Agriculture, Food and
Nutrition Sciences

2. Information Sciences

3. Population and Health Sciences

4. Social Sciences and Human
Resources

The awards are to encourage research
into the problems of the developing
regions of the world and into the
means for applying and adapting scien-
tific, technical and other knowledge

to the economic and social advance-
ment of those regions, and, in carrying
out those objects

a) to enlist the talents of natural
and social scientists and tech-
nologists of Canada and other
countries;

b) to assist the developing regions
to build up the research capa-
bilities, the innovative skills
and the institutions required
to solve their problems;

c) to encourage generally the co-
ordination of international
development research; and

d) to foster cooperation in research
on development problems between
the developed and developing
regions for their mutual benefit.

Anyone interested in more information
on this should contact Ed Jolley, the
Chairman of the Educational Leave
Committee.

George C. Wootton

 

SAFETY & HEALTH COMMITTEE

There are now two First Aid Attendants!
available at New Westminster campus.

Paul Andreassen - Library A/V |
Margaret Clarke - Library