Team Excellence, Scholarship Winners

The Banner HR/Payroll Implementation Team: For the successful
implementation of an in-house payroll system, for having achieved the

full integration of the student and finance record systems, and for having
deleted duplication and streamlined the records in terms of time, paper and
processes. From left to right, Front Row: Kris REmmem, Hugh Finnamore,
Nancy Constable. Middle Row: Betty Clarke, Kathy Potter, Amy Dong. Back
Row: Luc Lang, Rosemary Small.

Self Employment Program:

 

 

The Psychiatric Nursing Degree Steering & Curriculum Committee:

For their ability to achieve goals in a collaborative, cooperative and
synergistically excellent manner, and their expertise in both curriculum
development and promotion of student success. From left to right,

Front Row: Hudson Andrews, Joy Holmwood, Mike Tarko. Middle Row:
Jacgollynne Keath, Roberta Bend, Anna Jayic, Paula Maisonville. Back Row:
Anna Helewka, Lori Townsend, Barb Walsh.

For having celebrated its 100th graduating class and its 10th anniversary, for its ability to respond to a rapidly changing community, and for their contribution to the
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College as an incubator and leverage point for the development of new programs and initiatives. Bob McConkey, Graham Hill, Maxine Madden, Rita Sieber, Louise

Huckin, Terri Prest, Carolyn Cooper-McOuatt, Max Attwood, Judy Johnson, Barbara Harkness, Chris Ricard, Alex Sim, Gerry Dokimenko and Valerie Lockyer.

Look for their pictures in the January 2006 issue of INside.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Garfield Weston Merit Scholarship: Carrie Whitworth is the first
Douglas College student to win the Garfield Weston Merit Scholarship,

a regional scholarship worth $4000. Her first-year GPA in the Classroom
and Community Support Worker Program was 3.90. She was cited for her
passion for working with people and making a difference in society.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

iL ADA SCHIMIDTON &

Canadian Millennium Scholarship, In-Course Award: Milada Schmidtova
of the Community Social Service Worker Program won a Canadian
Millennium Scholarship worth $4,000 for academic excellence and
community commitment. Her first-year GPA was 3.57 and she did volunteer
work with the Inland Refugee Society.