_ INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / OCTOBER 2, 1990

 

International
Education
Opportunities

Are you looking for a distinct
change of pace, an adventure or
simply the experience of a dif-
ferent culture?

An overseas teaching or con-
sulting experience may be just
what you should plan. Faculty are
invited to attend an information
and awareness raising session.

Date: October 4

Time: 1215 - 1300 hours

Location: Room 1809 (New

West Campus)

Take the byte out of
computers

Want a buddy to give you a
helping hand or simply reassure
you when exploring the potential
of your personal computer?

Faculty who are already using
computers in their work and those
preparing to are invited to take a
“bit” of time to share software
knowledge or to support skill
development.

The outcome of this gathering
may result in the formation of
departmental Computer Using
Faculty Networks (CUFN).

Date: October 15, 1990

Time: 1215 - 1300

Location: Room 1807

History in the
making

For the first time in history,
Douglas College will establish a
women’s soccer team.

Great interest has been shown

by the students, according to Betty
Lou Hayes, the new coach. “I’m
looking for women who would
like to be involved in coaching soc-
cer and/or fitness with the team,”
says Hayes.

If anyone is interested call
Betty Lou Hayes at local 5043.

Centre closes

The Douglas Centre for
Enterprise Development, located
on the first floor of the New
Westminster campus, closed its
doors at the end of July.

The business counselling ser-
vices which were offered through
the Ministry of Advanced Educa-
tion, Training and Technology, will
now be offered through the Minis-
try of Regional & Economic
Development - Mainland South
West Region.

The Douglas Centre Board
will continue to work with the
various small business service

providers and the Ministry in plan-

ning for the future. In the interim,
Centre Manager Sherry Naso has
entered into a contract with the
regional office of the Ministry of
Regional & Economic Develop-
ment to provide counselling ser-
vices to small businesses from the
Mainland South West office at 635
Columbia Street, New
Westminster.

Public relations
reminder

If you have an idea that can be
used to publicize the achieve-
ments of Douglas College, the
faculty, or the students, and there-
by maintain a positive public
image, why not pass it on to the
Public Information Office?

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News Briefs

Staff who compile the Inside
newsletter are always looking for
good story ideas.

Don’t overlook opportunities
— submit your ideas to the “In-
side”, c/o the Public Information
Office, Room 4840.

For sale

Brand new Pentax camera, with
case. Purchase price: $356

Open to offers. Contact: Jean
Hammer local 5180.

For sale

‘77 Camaro Rally Sport

V8 Engine; Power Windows,
Am/Fm Cassette. Good Condition

Asking $3,500

Call Yvonne Mostert at 464-1391
after 6 p.m.

 

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