checked by our technical staff. The
remainder will be used at Douglas
College. The NMR Cis, in particular, is
a valuable contribution to the curri-
culum of our second-year offerings.

Val Schaefer

ADAPTED SAFETY-ORIENTED

FIRST AID

The CNIB (Canadian National Insti-
tute for the Blind) is planning to offer a
special first aid course for people with
visual impairments. This course will be
co-sponsored with St. John’s Ambul-
ance. Any _ interested  visually-
impaired people should contact
Christa Fraser at CNIB, 321-2311.

Gladys Loewen

WANTED
CAREER INFORMATION

Do you have what we need? Do you
have hidden in your office or desk:
newspaper clippings, journal articles,
papers and other “tidbits” on specific
career information or career profiles?

We are updating the Career
Resource Centre pamphlet file and we
need updated material. We would
appreciate any donations. Or if you
prefer, we will photocopy the original
and return it to you.

Please send the material to
Academic Advisors, Student Services,
or give us a call. Thanks.

Lorraine Cotter, loc. 2723
Georgina Davis, loc. 2762
Amanda Harby, loc. 2761
Sharon Helgesen, loc. 2763

PLEASE NOTE:

Bill Bell, Public Information Officer,
will be on vacation until October 23.
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4833 during his absence.

Barbara Smith

REMINDER

The deadline for insertions in the
Mad Hatter is every Tuesday at |200
hours, and each issue will come out
the following Tuesday.

All material for insertion must be
either neatly handwritten or typed on 8
\/2 X || sheets of paper. No informa-
tion will be taken over the phone.
Please send your copy to Colleen
Tosin, Rm. 4840 South.

Thank you,
Colleen Tosin

STUDENT SOCIETY EXECUTIVE

Please be advised that the following
are the 1986/87 Student Society elec-
ted executive members. Their terms of
office expire on August 31, 1986.

Scott Nelson - President - Local 2784
Janet Blaauw - Secretary - Local 2785
Michael Booth - Vice President -
Local 2796

TBA - Maple Ridge Member at Large -
467-681 |

Note: The Student Ombudsperson is
Patrick Blaine, Local 5842.

Merrilyn Houlihan

D.C. STUDENT NATIONALLY
RANKED WEIGHTLIFTER

Richard Woaack, a Douglas College
Physical Education student and no-
tionally ranked weightlifter leaves
October 2 for Montreal, for a three
month training session with the na-
tional coach.

Richard will train at the high
performance centre and all expenses,
including a spending allowance, will
be covered by a B.C. government

 

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grant. He also receives a B.C. Athletic
Scholarship for $1500.00 to be used
for further training and education.

Richard, who is the son of music
faculty member, Henry Waack, will
resume his studies at the college in the
spring semester.

Congratulations Richard.

PUBLIC MEETING

Anita Hagen, New Democratic Party
Candidate for New Westminster will be
on campus on Thursday, October 9,
1986, 1200 to 1400 hours inroom 1812
for a public meeting. Everyone is invi-
ted to attend.

 

CO-ORDINATOR,
CONTINUING EDUCATION
VICTORIA
UP TO $1,494.87 (bi-weekly)
OUT OF SERVICE
Post-Secondary Educ., Continuing
Educ., resp. for prov. educational
Prog. coordination for continuing educ.
progs.; includes curriculum develop-
ment, system-wide prog. monitoring,
evaluation, & prog. development, prof.
development & financial allocation for
a wide range of credit progs. & the ma-
jority of non-credit progs. offered by
post-sec. inst.; coordination of prov.
Standards/accreditation activities as
well as liaising with govt. agencies &
related groups retative to tmg. progs.

is also necessary.

Qualifications - Approp. univ. degree
of diploma, pref. post-grad. degree in
adult educ. or equiv,; min, of 5 yrs.
field exp.; know). of instructional/cur-
riculum development techniques; abill-
ty to interpret research & statistical
data base, anatyse/recommend re
prof. standards, prepare/present
reports.

Competition PE&S:2067

Closing Location - Personnel Serv.,
Min. of Post-Séc. Educ., 3rd Fi., 618
Broughton St., Victoria, VEV 1X4
Closing Date - October 8, 1986.