INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / APRIL 24, 1990

 

 

Briefs

 

George Wootton
Scholarship

Three scholarships (of ap-
proximately $500 each) in honour
of George Wootton, the first presi-
dent of Douglas College, are avail-
able this year to graduating
students in any program who
have shown:

1. superior scholastic ability, and

2. significant participation in
college and community
activities.

Candidates for this award
must be nominated by a student,
staff, or faculty member. Nomina-
tions must include a letter of
recommendation giving the
reasons for the nomination.

Nominations for candidates
must be received by the Student
Finance Office by Friday, May 18,
1990.

Patty Lewis

Staff P.D. Day

Staff P.D. Day will be held on
Wednesday, May 2, so make a note
of it in your diary! There will be
numerous workshops covering a
variety of topics such as “Taking

 

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the Stress Out of Interviews”, “The
Chemistry of Breakfast’, “Taking
the Grief Out of Grievances”, and
“Adventure Holidays”.

Watch the notice boards for
more details. It’s going to be fun!!

Temporary
Appointment -
Projects Officer

Effective immediately Marian
Exmann has been appointed to the
excluded position of Projects Of-
ficer in the Personnel Department.
This is a three (3) month appoint-
ment which will enable the Depart-

ment to deal with a number of sub-
stantive labour relations issues
that have arisen during Ross
Cameron’s absence.

I would like to thank you in
advance for assisting her with the
projects she will be working on.

Rob Corbett

Vacation in Hawaii?

Waterfront, studio apartment
on Kauai. Sleeps two. Available for
two weeks. $30 (U.S.) per day. Ten-
nis courts on site. Golf course near-
by. For information phone Liz
Peerless 522-3101 or local 5306.

 

 

 

 

 

Cathy Daminato (left), co-ordinator of Alumni development presents
Criminology student Lauren Knoblauch with a credit course tuition
door prize, while Heather Campbell (right), a director of the Alumni
Assoc. presents Business Administration students Pamela Nakamoto

with a non-credit tuition door prize.

 

Career Fair continued from page 1

 

Public Information Office for all their support to help make this event a
success, to the Douglas College administration for the free tuition door
prizes and to the print shop for meeting a very short deadline. m