INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / NOVEMBER 13, 1990

 

 

 

NEWS BRIEFS

Open House
Treasure Hunt

o help celebrate the 20th an-

niversary of Douglas College
and the Open House, the Systems
and Computing Department will
be sponsoring a Treasure Hunt.
The first three people to solve the
puzzle will receive prizes.

Starting Tuesday, November
13, there will be clues, hints and
answers appearing on your ter-
minal screen. Collect this informa-
tion until you are able to complete
the treasure hunt.

To participate, you must have
your own DC user account and
you must log on every day. (If you
don’t have an account, drop into
Room 4720 and apply for one.)
Make sure that you save or remem-
ber each day’s clues.

A-V Equipment
Delivery

re you aware that the Audio-

Visual Department has an
equipment delivery and pick-up
service for instructors? If you have
not participated in the pilot project
and would like to do so, please call
us for further details at local 5185
or 5187.

Helen Rowan @

Faculty Professional Development
Workshop

UTURE-HISTORY PLANNING PROCESS
_The power and universality of futures-invention rests on the prin-

ciple that participants are persons in command of their wits, possessed
of the capacity to have and know their intentions, and to realize them in
action with other persons who are capable of the same. In short, all per-
sons can invent their futures — rich and poor; educated and illiterate; of-
ficials, professionals, and citizens — exactly because it is their futures.

And the aim of the invention is not to describe what the future will
be like, but to express what persons intend to bring about in the future
by taking action in the present. Thus, the methodology of futures-inven-
tion rests on the principles of discovery and the mastery of competencies.

November 26th, 1300 to 1500, Room 1809
Contact Eugene Hrushowy, local 5122 to reserve a seat m

  

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Al Atkinson,
Dean of
Educational &
Student

Services,
greets
longtime
College
employee
Mayme Furber
at the
Retirement
Luncheon,
October 26.