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DOUGLAS COLLEGE BOARD , } May 21, 1987.

On April 27th, the Second joint meeting of the BCAC Executive and

the Council of Principals Executive was held, yielding a considerable.

  

amount of discussion regarding © long range evolution. of the colle

Some of the _ topics discussed at that meeting will be aired at ‘the

BCAC “Annual General Meeti ng, June 13 and 14 in Victoria.

On May 8th, the College received word — that. it was recei
g nt allocation in support of Adult

College. This continued increase in the siz
es ecially in the light of increased compet
for | relatively scarce funds,

of the fine work being carried on by our personnel.

ing a ($61 000
0 Bone

   

  
 
  

   

  

of our grant. allocation,
ion from other colleges

  

 

On May 11th, a contingent of students from the Osaka School of Tourism

 

 

arrived at Douglas College, for a stay of four months. This relation-

ship is a result of guneas’ made by | Mr. Gordon Gilgan, Academic | Dean

in Osaka last. ‘year.

On May ‘19th, the College was honoured by an all-day visit by the
Hon. Stanley Hagen, Minister of Advanced Education and Job eons

The visit was. on short notice, but apparently was viewed as a success
by all concerned. I would like to acknowledge the fine Kees and
‘co-operation of our Administrative and Si
administrators, and faculty in organizing ia) d

pleasant, and smoothly organized. The Mi
to the Col lege ‘in September or October Fol lowe
registration. He is interested in seeing the College
full current capacity.

 
   

   
 
  

  
 
   

 

  

Three D Dougl as C
outside the Coll ge for contributions | to our field of educatior
Norma Kidd of the Maple Ridge Campus, for her contributions to the
field of Adult Literacy; Janet Giltrow and Diana Wegner of the New
Westminster Campus, for their innovative approach t
Business and Report Writing. Norma received f — recognitic
Texas. for her work, and subsequently by the Pacifi ‘Association fc

    

       
 

  

Continuing Education here in B.C.; Janet and Diana Lee

by the National Institute ‘for Staff and Organizational Development
in the United States last year, and latterly, by the acec at the
annual conference ‘in Hamilton.

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“tne of our paver programs — - the Basic Occupational | Education program

 

Electronic As mbly - has also been given an honourable mention
for the 1987 "Spotlight Awards" under the "Making Canada Productive"
project. This means that Douglas College joins 8 er colleges
in receiving national recognition for ‘imaginative pregranicansetopnest:

    

Internal Matters - Personnel

Our College Staff held their a nual Bi cnet aay last week. The
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other ae s

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s an indication of continued recognition

lege faculty nemeae: has received formal 1 recog tioin .

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