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SELF-STUDY REPORT AND FOLLOW-UP

To: All Faculty, Staff and Adnintstrators

From: Helen Casher - Chatrman of the
Board and Chairman of the Steering
Commtttee for Institutional Self-
Study

Now that the External Evaluating Team has
completed tts visit, I have asked Don
McEachern to dtstrtbute the Self-Study
Report to each of the reporting self-
study untt teams.

Unfortunately, costs prohtbtt distrtbution
of coptes to each member of faculty, staff
and administratton. We are, therefore,
providing two coptes to each untt team for
etreulatton to members of the team and the
untt.

Please study the report carefully as it
wtll form an important part of our ongoing
review process.

The Board and the Admintstrattion of the
College are committed to a systematic
follow-up of our self-study and the report
of the External Team. Reg Pridham will

be providing spectfic guidelines for the
follow-up process.

On behalf of the Board of Douglas College,
please accept my thanks for the constderable
time and energy that so many of you
committed to the self-study process to date.
It ts a valuable process which wtll contrtb-
ute stgntficantly to realtztng our commtit-
ment to tnstttuttonal renewal.

  
   

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STUDENT ASSISTANT FUNDING

D.C. Staff, Faculty and Administrators

are invited to apply for Student Asststant
funding through the Ministry of Educattons
Work-Study Program for the summer semester.
There are a limited number of Work-Study
postttons avatlable, but tf you have a
project or job a student could do on
campus and you are prepared to supervise,
please submit your appltcatton by Mon.,
Aprtl 14, 1980, 4:30 p.m. to the Student
Placement Office in N.W. Applications will
not be aecepted after this deadline. For
applications and informatton call Student

Placement at 521-4851, loc. 269 tn N.W.

 

 

WHAT'S HAPPENING AT D.C.?

(an tnvttation to all faculty & staff)

If you've been wondering what goes
on tn some of those new programs at
Douglas keep these dates open!
APRIL 16 (4-6 p.m.) NEWTON CENTRE
Gutded tour of faetlittes, short
video presentation and discussion
with prinetpals and instructors
about the programs. Wine & Cheese,
gratis.
APRIL 23 (4-6 p.m.) COQ. (Winslow)
Short sitde/tape presentatton of
Adult Baste Education program
throughout the college, Soctal Ed-
ueatton program and discusston of
teaching methodology. Wine & Cheese,
gratis.

Come and see these programs tin
actton - learn about the other half.

Tath...
BOOBE ss»
argue...
all skeptics
welcome!

Further detatls of these two tnformal
sesstons tn the following Mad Hatters.

College-Wide Professtonal
Development Committee

 

SURREY CAMPUS MEETING

Monday, April 14, 1980 - room 407AB
4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Agenda:

4:00 - 4:10 p.m,
4:15 - 5:15 p.m,
0:15 - 6:00 p.m.

Refreshments & Ltbattons
C.E. Presentatton
Sltde Presentation

MAD HATTER PUBLICATION DATE CHANGED

The Mad Hatter will be published on
Tuesdays instead of Mondays, starting
April 8, 1980.

The Mad Hatter 7s a D.C. newsletter.
Deadline for submission ts Thurs. noon.
Enquirtes, please call Liz Glass, loc. 283,
Surrey Campus.