Employment Opportunity

Applications for students who are interested
in working as hosts/hostesses for the B.C.
Pavilion at Expo '86, are now available in
the Student Finance and Placement Office.

Students must be available to work from
April 14th, 1986 through October 15th,
1986.

Interested students will be asked if they
meet a number of different qualifications
for the position, before they will be given
an application form. Applications must be
returned to our office, with a resume, by
May Ist, 1985.

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list of activities as
Nominations must be
received in the Student Finance Office by

nomination and a
per requirement (b).
Friday, April 26th, 1985.

For further information, please contact
the Student Finance Office, 520-5486.

 

Summer Hours
OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR
1000 to 1600 hours
Monday to Friday
Effective April 26 to August 16, 1985

 

Students who are interested in this oppor-
tunity should contact Student Finance and
Placement Services.

 

Graduation Awards

The following awards are available to
students in the 1985 graduation class.

l. Certified General Accountants
Association

A $600 scholarship to be applied to
the students first year C.G.A. tuition
fees. Interested students should
submit a Douglas College scholarship
application to the Student Finance
Office by April 26, 1985.

2. George Wootten Scholarship

Students who meet the following cri-
teria may be nominated by a fellow
student, or a faculty, or staff member
from Douglas Col lege.

a) The student must have demonstrated
siqnificant academic success.

b) The student must have made contri-
bution to community and/or college
extra-curricula or voluntary
activities, that are not a require;
ment of the College program.

Nominations should include a letter of

 

Educational Policy &

Planning Committee

As you know, April 30th is the expiry date
for one half of the membership of the
Educational Policy & Planning Committee.
For retiring members, April 10th was their
final meeting. On May 8th, new members
will join continuing members for their
first meeting.

In that sense, April marks EPPCO's year
end. Therefore, at the April 10th meeting,

EPPCO received the following recapitulation

of their year's activities, recommendations
and decisions. I+ is reprinted here for
your information. If you would like any
additional information on any of these
items, feel free to contact your represen-
tative on EPPCO, or my office.

| would like to take this opportunity to

thank the members of the Educational Policy |

& Planning Committee for their efforts on
behalf of the College over the past year.

Bill Day

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