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A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the svring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in
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Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
P.O. 2503, New Westminster, B.C.

Editor: Melanie Falcon,
Surrey Campus
588-4411 Local 283

 

 

 

Notice Board

TO ALL FACULTY

Applications are invited for the following
Continuing Education Community Consultants:

Campus Consultant, Richmond Campus
Campus Consultant, Langley Campus
Occupational Education Consultant
English/Communications/Humanities Consultant

Faculty with appropriate expertise who

are interested in undertaking any of these
positions should apply in writing to Mr.
J.H. Doerr, Director of Continuing and
Community Education. Interested applicants
should note that the Occupational Education
Consultant will be expected to work closely
with the Director of Vocational Education,
as well as with Continuing Education
personnel on a full-time basis in providing
leadership in the development of part-time
occupational education services throughout
the Douglas College region. Time releases
for other Consultant positions will be
negotiated to suit the interest and ex-
pertise of the successful applicants and
may include the possibility of combining
positions. Further information concerning
the details of these positions is available
from the Director of Continuing and Commun-
ity Education located on Surrey campus.

Competition closes January 26, 1979.

J. H. Doerr,
Continuing and Community Education

 

TO ALL FACULTY ‘

The ministry of Education in developing a
number of interesting programs in "instruc=-
tional techniques". The thrust of this
development work has been to put together
packages of information that can be used
by colleges for orientation and initial
training of new faculty members.

The programs will be modularized and can be
offered either complete in a four to five day
period, or in one-day workshops, or even
three hours per evening over a longer period.

The Ministry is funding a conference on May 11
and workshops on May 12 and 13 to familiarize
trainers with this material.

The conference will be open to anyone, but
the workshops will be restricted to three to
five individuals per college.

Douglas College is seeking faculty members
who would be interested in attending the
conference and workshops.

If you are interested or would like more
information please contact Reg Pridham,
local 270, New Westminster Campus.

R. H. Pridham
Dean, Educational Services

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The following members of the Occupational
Programs staff are now located on Coquitlam
Campus:

. Ed. Redmond

Director of Occupational Programs (lo. 58)

Bill Reed
Curriculum Consultant (lo. 45)

Linda Tosczak
Vocational Programs Clerk (lo. 45)

Jean Hammer
Occupational Programs Stenographer (lo. 58)

Manfred Baur
General Mechanics Instructor (lo. 45)

Frank Apel
Masonry/Stonework instructor (lo. 45)

Bob Sheehan
Welding Instructor (lo. 45)

Glen Williams
Counterman/Partsman instructor (lo. 45)