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A Douglas College Newslette

TUESDAY, JANUARY 27

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Douglas College now has
a travel desk and if you
are a faculty or staff mem-
ber with an educational
travel idea - contact Jim
Gillis at the Langley Camp-
us.

Gillis says that a mod-
dern Community College is
not complete unless it is
introducing its students
to the oppportunity of ed-
ucation with travel. In
the past, educational tours
have been promoted by indi-
vidual faculty and students
and have lacked the co-or-
dination and sanction that
a college can provide.

Now, the Continuing Ed-
ucation Department will be
co-ordinating all College
educational travel through
its Travel Desk.

So far, the Desk has
organized a successful
trip to San Francisco's
Art community. It present-
ly has three more travel
packages in the works.

  
 

 

 

A trip to Greece, a Kwantlen College now has an identity and
tour of British mental Graphic Art instructor, Stu Richardson, has
facilities and a chance $1,000 in his pocket and a winning logo design.
to experience the Strat- The above logo design was one of the 25
ford Festival, are all entries submitted to a panel of intemal and
being offered through the external experts. Last Thursday night, the
Travel Desk. College Board confirmed the choice. Scme

For more information, changes could be made to the logotype.
call 525-9211. Two other entries were given honorable men-

tion, one to Douglas College graphic artist,
Brian Worthington, and the other to Douglas
3 ul College instructor, Ken Hughes.