INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / JULY 17, 1990

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lillian Zimmerman

 

Continuing Education administrator
applauds Weekend College

Letter to the Editor:

I was happy to see the announcement regardirlg Weekend College
(Inside, July 3, 1990). This confirms the Continuing Education
Department’s experience regarding the needs of part-time students to
study on weekends. Our weekend offerings have grown to a significant
degree. In the 1989-90 Fall and Spring semesters, we offered 39% of our
some 600 courses on weekends. During the forthcoming semesters (Fall
and Spring 1990/91) this figure will be upped to 50%. This provides
strong confirmation of the needs of part-time students to have education-
al services available to them at times outside of “traditional” hours.

Lillian Zimmerman, Chair, Continuing Education Department

HRD (Human Resource Development)

PREVIEW OF FALL PROGRAMS

Following are examples of programs that are in the works for the Fall
1990 semester:

* CPR A for Faculty, Staff and Administrators

* First Impressions - Customer Service Training

* Coaching Skills - Giving Motivational and Corrective Feedback

(for supervisors/administrators who are responsible for conducting
performance evaluation for employees)

Working Together - How Different Types Communicate and Problem-Solve
Effective Supervision - A Basic Tool Kit

Written Communications - Memos/Letters

Public Speaking

Preparing Effective Presentations

Details will be printed in this column when available.

Procedures for
depositing envelopes
in the safe at security

The envelope must be small
enough to fit into the slot and
strong enough not to burst open
when it drops into the safe, espe-
cially when it contains loose
change.

Identify the outside of the en-
velope in the following format:

1. Department.

2. Depositor’s name.

3. If more than one envelope, they
must be numbered. eg. 1 of 3 or
2 of 4.

4. Identify the envelope recipient.
5. Sign the entry book in security.

6. Deposit the envelope into the
slot yourself. Be sure the
envelope has dropped by
ensuring that the drop slot is
empty. DO NOT HAVE
SECURITY DO THIS. THIS IS
YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.

When bringing cash to the
cashier, please wait for the cashier
to check what you are depositing
and get a receipt. For those who
write up their own deposits,
please seal the envelope and
deposit it into the security safe.
DO NOT BRING IT TO THE
CASHIER’S DESK.

The cashiers cannot be held
responsible for any monies which
go missing if these steps are not
followed.

Thank you for your coop-
eration.

Karen Smith