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EDUCATIONAL LEAVE:

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Howard L. EATON has been granted educational leave for the
period September lst to December 3lst, 1974. Since August
1970, he has been an instructor in literature and cottposition
in the English and Communications Department. He will be
taking courses at Simon Fraser University, leading towards

a masters degree in linguistics, with an emphasis on language
teaching.

 

Linda R. GUNSON has been granted educational leave for the
period September lst to December 3lst, 1974. She will be.
enrolling in a Master of Librarianship programme at the
University of British Columbia, taking courses in the automation
of library systemS,libraries and media, library planning and
design, and the organization of technical services.

Joseph KOWALSKI, instructor in humanities, has been granted
educational leave for the period January lst to April 30th,
1975. He will be continuing his research in the field of
Eastern and Western cultural and intellectual history and will

Study at the East Asian Study Centres in New York and Los
Angeles.

Dr. Barry A. LEACH has been granted educational leave for the
period January lst to April 30th, 1975. He will complete a book
on the history of the Fraser - Delta marshes, begin research on
a history of wildlife management and complete the study of the
World War II German General Staff, as seen through the diary of
Colonel General Franz Halder. ;

John S. LEVIN has been granted educational leave for the period
September lst to December 3lst, 1974. He will be writing
poetry, not necessarily for publication, to broaden his knowledge
of the creative arts. He will also be exposing himself to
various Canadian cultures by travel in B.C. and the north.
Alexander ROYICK has been granted educational leave from
September 1 to December 31, 1974, to attend Simon Fraser
University to take three courses in history, leading towards
a second masters degree.

Ching-po SHIH has been granted educational leave for the period
September lst to December 3lst, 1974. He will do research on
domestic sources of China's foreign policy. This is a private
study and will not be used for credit towards a doctorate. He
will be working at U.B.C. and the University of Washington, as
well as making brief visits to the University of California at

Berkeley and Stanford University.