INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / August 20, 1991

 

Grab your crazy hat

Besides offering a pair of Canucks tickets as a door prize, they'll be serving
Bavarian smokies, sauerkraut, beer and hamburgers; so what else could they call it
but Octoberfest in August?

The Douglas College Recreation Committee helps kick off the fall semester with
a barbecue on Thursday, August 29 from 3pm-8pm at the Douglas Room. Tickets
(for food only) cost $5 in advance, available from your fieldbase secretary, or $8 at
the door. Guests are also invited to wear a crazy hat to get you into that oom-pa-pa
mood.

The Recreation Committee plans to present one event per month for Douglas
College employees, their families and friends. The committee features Dawn
Makey, Dave Dalcanale, Gloria Kummerfield, Shirley Farrell, Heather Campbell and
Betty Lou Hayes.

Conform to form

This is an important notice for all employees submitting travel expenses to
Douglas College.

The Accounting Department reminds employees to use the Request To Attend
Conference or Course forms (G2557) when requesting travel expense reimburse-
ment. The obsolete form, Request To Travel Outside Lower Mainland and the
Island (P4203) will not be accepted.

Submissions should be made on correct form to Melody Ezart in Accounts
Payable.

Shutter show set

Get focussed, take your best shot and see if it clicks.

Staff, faculty and students are invited to enter the “I Shutter To Think” photog-
raphy exhibit sponsored by the Douglas College Arts Advisory Committee.

The theme is People, Places and Things, with selected photos on display in the
theatre and library foyers from Sept. 18 - Oct. 30. An awards reception will be held
on Sept. 24.

Entries may be dropped off outside the library from 10am - 2 pm on Sept. 5;
photos not selected for the show may be picked up 10am - noon on Sept. 6.

People’s Choice Award ballots must be submitted by Sept. 24. They will be avail-
able at the exhibit.

Information sessions — August 19-23

A\ll sessions start promptly at times advertised and are approximately 1 1/2-2 hours
in length. Sessions are free and pre-registration is not required. All sessions are held
at the New Westminster Campus unless stated otherwise.

Education, University Transfer —Monday, August 19, 1400 hours
University transfer programs to UBC, SFU and UVIC, Room 3810

First-Year Arts - University Transfer — Tuesday, August 20, 1000 hours
Including major requirements and pre-entry requirements for
Bachelor of Social Work, Room 3810

First-Year Science - University Transfer — Wednesday, August 21, 1000 hours
Including major requirements and pre-entry requirements for
professional programs, Room 3810

Commerce and Business Administration — Thursday, August 22, 1600 hours
University transfer programs to UBC, SFU and UVIC, Room 3810. @

 

 

Events
Calendar

 

Octoberfest in August

Douglas College Recreation Commit-
tee presents a Crazy Hat barbeque
on Thursday, August 29th at 3:00 pm
in the Douglas Room.

Menu includes Bavarian smokies,
sauerkraut, potato salad, and ham-
burgers.

Tickets are $5.00 in advance and
$8.00 at the door. They will be avail-
able shortly from your fieldbase
secretary.

Orientation for
fall semester

Tues. Aug. 20 9:00am-1:00pm
Wed. Aug. 21. 1:00pm-5:00pm
Thurs. Aug. 22 6:00pm-10:00pm

Library hours

The Douglas College Library has
announced its hours for the end of
August and the fall term.

The library will be open 8:30 am-4:30
pm from August 19-23; library closed
August 24-25; open 8:00 a.m.- 8:00
p.m. on August 29-30; closed August
31-September 2.

Fall semester hours begin on Septem-
ber 3: Monday-Thursday, 7:45-
10:00pm; Friday, 7:45am-4:30pm;
Saturday, 9:00am-5:00pm.

Registration

Registration for the fall semester will
occur August 27-28, 8:00am-8:00pm,;
August 29, 8:00am- 6:00pm.

Free childminding

During registration, August 27, 28
and 29th, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Sponsored by the Women’s Centre
and the Douglas College Student
Society. For more information, call
local 5148. @