FACULTY STATUS CHANGES

 

nee the last report in The Mad Hatter October 23rd, 1973, the following changes have been
ted by College Council:

Resignations

Mr. Robert P. Berger resigned September 7, 1973, to take a position at the Cold Mountain
Institute on Cortes Island. Mr. Berger had taught part-time in 1970-71 and joined the
faculty as a full-time instructor August 1, 1971, to teach in thé Douglas Four Program.

Mr. David Evanier resigned August 31, 1973, to return to a metropolitan area of the
United States. He joined the faculty August 1, 1970, as an instructor in creative
writing. During his three years at Douglas, he founded "Event" magazine which has
been well received throughout North America. Mr. Evanier is now living in Brooklyn
and has received a number of employment offers in the editorial area.

Mrs. V. Dini Evanier resigned August 31, 1973, to return to the United States. She has
Since been employed as & so -_u. worker in New York City. She joined the faculty of
Douglas College August 1, 1970, as an instructor in English and initiated our reading
skills development program.

Mr. Charles G. Marxer resigned whilst on leave of absence without pay. Mr. Marxer
spent three years instructing philosophy at Douglas. He will remain in Vancouver.

Mr. James W. Peters resigned December 31, 1973, to enrol in the Faculty of Education
at U.B.C. with an English language teaching major. Mr. Peters joined Douglas
College August 1, 1970, and has taught theatre for three years.

Mr. N.F.(Toby) Snelgrove resigned December 31, 1973, to join the Public Service
Commission of the Government of Canada in Ottawa as a course director. His cuties
will involve a combination of administration and curriculum development; his interests
centre around the challenge of management training and applied behavioural science.

Mr. Snelgrove joined the college August 1, 1971, and has taught sociology half-time
while programming for the Department of Social Sciences.

Leave Without Pay

Mr. J.F. (Jack) Lott, Co-ordinator of Technical Programs in the Department of
Engineering Science, will be on leave from December 15, 1973, to December 31, 1974,
take a management position in the construction industry. This experience will
benefit the College on his return as he oversees the Construction Management career
program. Mr. Lott's appointment as Co-ordinator will lapse December 15, 1973, to
allow another person to replace him.

Educational Leave

Mr. Alan D. McMillan will take educational leave from January 15, 1974, to May 15, 1974.
He joined the faculty August 1, 1970, as instructor in anthropology and has initiated
archaeology field trips or "digs". He will spend two months studying the Pueblo or
cliff dwelling Indians of the American Southwest and two months studying the Nootka
Indians of Vancouver Island, the latter a continuation of some work he began last
summer.

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