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REPORT TO BOARD (Cont. ) reflect credit on Ms. Chudnovsky
and her colleagues in the Community
and newspapers, most of which I construe Programs & Servi by
to be positive in its general effect, Srv LOSS DLVLSLh
even though the subject matter in some te hav ae
cases has related to our fiscal difficulties ene oe fram
and the associated reductions - ected by the
. radical reduction in the part-time
I have discussed with Mr. Emerton a ees The matter is under
question of the "dividing line” between oo
my proper role in talking to media persons, .
ee ee memset ane: he Chet ean D. Internal Matters - Student
. Affairs and Labour Relations
is eee Matters - Education Develop- A great deal of time has been spent
—— in discussions with representatives
The Board agreed in August to delay Girne Pao Tey Association regarding
the workshop that had been arranged with ee eee ke adie
Joy Leach of Malaspina College regarding AE 4 di . cal feee
the cammunity relationship. I have re- o the SCUsS, Sean =
quested Mr. Doerr to Sescietote the within the existing contract have
workshop, in early October if possible. been ene = ee ae b
Members of the Board will be informed as OG LOREEN. Wat Dave DOGe Gna By
arrangements are made the end of the month.
The Educational Policy & Planning Committee of eee ee ee
has reviewed the current college situation appri ead. oF eae develes es) and
regarding the Revised Restraint Program, possible future difficulties. Relation-

as a context for its activities for the
academic year. In late July, it reviewed
the 5-Year Plan at its present stage of
development, and provided me with a detailed
| critique. It is apparent that major revision
| O£ the plan as developed to date is required.
Concurrently, the current Restraint Program
throws a different light on the 5 Year Plan,
which may well necessitate major, if not
total revision, of the decument. I expect
that within a month, we will be making pro-
gress on it.

We have received approval of a curriculum
development contract with the Ministry of
Education on expanding Women's Access to
Non-Traditional Employment. This resulted
from an initiative from Rita Chudnovsky,
one of our Community Programmers. The
concept of the project, and its approval,

 

 

 

ships with the three unions, in my
perception, continue to be open and
cooperative.

 

E. Internal Matters - General

Registration was well organized, and
went off smoothly, in spite of a
considerable increase in student
registration, and a considerable
reduction in our program offerings.

I find that I prefer baby-sitting
from time to time, to being President
of Douglas College. With this in
mind, I have requested the Registrar's
indulgence in once more being
scheduled as chief baby-sitter at

the next registration. Seriously,

I would like to pay tribute to the
total effort carried out by all staff