TO: ALL FACULTY DATE: November 24, 1975

DOUGLAS

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Douglas College Council accepted the following statement unanimously
at the Regular Meeting of November 20, 1975.

 

The importance of this statement is that in clear language, Douglas
College Council accepts the involvement of Douglas College in a

wide variety of types of learning, types of clientele, and learning
environments - a clear indication to the College community that
Douglas College shall continue to develop along the lines of a
comprehensive Community College. This is a heartening indication

of understanding and support on the part of Douglas College Council
for the work that has been carried out by members of the student
body, faculty, staff and administration, and an indication of
expectation for the future. It is noteworthy that this was passed
by Council at a time of considerable financial stress on the College
and is a reaffirmation of the fact that our priorities must continue
to embrace a multiplicity of goals rather than any particular type
of learning activity, type of learning environment, or type of
clientele as being paramount.

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1 Day,
Dean of Curriculuf.
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