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Summer Term 1982

The Management Committee has approved a
plan for a limited summer term offering
this year.

This offering must be orchestrated in
such a fashion that instruction and
services continue to be of high quality,
while at the same time an orderly move
into the new building can take place.

For this reason, Management Committee

has agreed that the college will not

offer any laboratory sciences, but that
Kwantlen College will be encouraged to
offer appropriate sciences courses. The
general level of offerings will be approx-
imately 50% of our previous pattern. That
is, we expect that offerings from the

four academic departments and the business
department would total approximately 20
sections (as contrasted to the previous
offering level of 45.)

A person will be named as administrator of
Ithe summer term in due course. In the
meantime, all divisions will play their
accustomed roles. Gerry DellaMattia,

Dean of Education & Student Services, will
ensure that appropriate instruction is
given the other divisions regarding time-
table deadlines, information for students,
space allocations, etc.

Gordon Gilgan, Dean of Academic Studies,
and Ed Redmond, Dean of Applied Programs,
are responsible for seeing to it that
special summer term offerings are
provided on schedule.

- the Library and the Sciences labaratories|

Notice

TO: DOUGLAS COLLEGE BOARD
FROM: wW.L. DAY
RE: SUMMER SCHOOL

The Building Progyam is sufficiently
advanced that we can now plan on a
move of the majority of the College
programs into the new building during
the period May 1, to September 1, 1982.

In order to accomplish this move, both

will be out of action for a significant
block of time. The Management Committee
has agreed that College offerings must
be maintained at an adequately high
standard. Therefore, we intend to offer
a summer program running from May 15 to
June 30, 1982, only.

The rate of offerings is intended to be
about 50% of last years level (approx-
imately 20-25 sections as opposed to
40-45). No Sciences ‘courses will be 5
offered, but Kwantlen College will be
urged to offer replacement courses.

 

Announcement

 

Notice Re: GED

Effective December 1, 1981 Andy Wilson will
Ibe assuming responsibility for the GED
(General Educational Development tests -
Grade 12 equivalency). General inquiries
regarding the GED should still be funneled
through the Counselling Centres, but any
specific questions should be directed to
Andy.

 

 

RESULTS OF REGISTERED NURSE EXAMINATIONS

I am pleased to announce that all 54
graduates of the Douglas College
Diploma Nursing Program have passed
the Canadian Nursing Association
examination, held in August, at the
Registered Nurse level of competency.
The faculty of the Nursing Department
are to be congratulated along with the
successful graduates.

Correction:
CHRISTMAS CLOSURE

The last day of classes for all
occupational programs will be December
23rd, and classes will recommence on
January 4th.

Ed Redmond