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APPOINTMENTS (Cont'd)

She also had experience with the City of Vancouver and with the
B.C. Liquor Board in systems analysis. Her British experience

includes several years with United Glass Limited and International

Computers Limited. She has experience teaching both at the
Vancouver City College and at Capilano College and was previously
involved with adult education in Glasgow. ‘

Charles E. GIORDANO has been appointed to the position of instructor
in applied communications. After graduating from high school in
Prince Rupert, he served an apprenticeship with the Prince Rupert
Daily News in journalism. He then served with the Kelowna Daily
Courier in charge of the news desk and as chief photographer for
five years. He returned to the Prince Rupert Daily News as
publisher and editor for six years, before joining the Vancouver
Life Publishing Company as executive publisher. Since then he
has been an editor with the Journal of Commerce and for the last
three years has been President of Delta Media Services Limited,
which is a public relations and consulting firm. For the last
three years he was co-editor of the Delta Optimist.

W. David JAMES has been appointed to the position of instructor
in biology. Dy hails from Lower Cwmtwrch, Wales. He was
educated at the Ystalyfera Grammar School and the University College

of Wales at Aberystwyth. He taught at the University School in

Victoria for four years, before going to the University of Oregon
to take his masters degree in biology. He spent a year and a
half teaching at the Fort Nelson High School before joining the
Memorial University of Newfoundland, where he spent four years
teaching introductory biology using the audio-tutorial approach.
Since September 1973, he has been teaching biology and science at
the Lillooet High School.

William R. KELLEY has been appointed to the position of instructor
in criminology. Bill graduated from high school in Edmonton and

attended the University of Alberta where he received his bachelor's, |

degree in psychology. He spent seven years with the Canadian
Armed Forces, with the Queen's Own Rifles of Canada, and six more
years as a Psychology Research Officer with the Canadian Armed
Forces Directorate of Personnel Selection and Research in Toronto.
He received his masters degree in psychology from Carleton
University and has completed all but the dissertation for his
Ph.D. at the University of Calgary in psychopathology. He served
as a psychologist with the Calgary General Hospital for a year
before joining the Canadian Penitentiary Service in 1970. He
spent the first three years of his penitentiary career at Drumheller
and, since January, 1973, has been a psychologist at the British.
Columbia Penitentiary at New Westminster.

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