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Open House Activities!!!

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ANTHROPOLOGY/ARCHAEOLOGY: Poster display
and a look at artifacts from Douglas College
digs. See slides of the Anthropology trip
to Mexico. Come and view films of the Nuer
and the Mendi and hear them discussed by an
anthropologist.

COMMUNICATIONS:
|. Resume session: Need help with your
resume? Let us help you prepare this im-

portant job-search tool. Bring your current
resume for comments and expert advice.

2. Not another meeting? Tired of meetings
that take too much time and get nowhere?
Come and enjoy the film 'Meetings, Bloody
Meetings' and share in a group discussion of
ways to improve the meetings you attend.

3. Facing the Audience: Afraid to face an
audience? Come and see how students do it at
Douglas College, on video recordings which
are part of the instructional method.

CREATIVE WRITING:

1. Short 15 minute readings in prose and
poetry (instructor and students).

2. Blue Pencil Cafe - Help in judging and
editing manuscripts prior to submission to
publisher.

CRIMINOLOGY: Come and see the Black.Museum.
Have your finger prints taken. Take the lie
detector test. Find out about the Crimin-
ology program and see information slide
shows on some of the different courses: in-
terviewing, criminalistics, the law and com-
parative justice systems.

ENGLISH: The English discipline will show

a number of films of literary interest, in-
cluding short dramatic pieces performed in
old and middle English, adaptations of short
stories, and films on authors. In addition,
a slide show of literary landscapes and read-
ings of poetry, drama, and fiction will take
place.

GEOGRAPHY: Where do you live? Join in and
put your mark on our Lower Mainland map. See
work on traffic flows, land use and popula-
tion density done by the economic geography
and cartography students. Use stereoscope
glasses. Find out how weather stations work.
Learn to identify different minerals. See

 

your garden and analyse its properties.

HISTORY: Display of historical cartoons,
(National Policy) and photographs ( Laurier
Years). European history display, and hand
out on history courses at Douglas College.

MODERN LANGUAGES: German; Helen Zoellmer
will give a series of mini-German lessons
(which have proven to be very successful
in the past.) French and Spanish; Photo- |
graphs, book and poster displays, along
with information on courses will be avail-
able for viewing.

PHILOSOPHY: A book display and films will |
be featured, along with a presentation by
Nuclear Awareness Club and the Philosophy
Club.

POLITICAL SCIENCE: Students and faculty
will make 10 to 15 minute presentations
with slide shows on famous Canadians. There |
will be short presentations on a rotating |
basis with slides for "show and tell". Such
subjects as Cartier, Nellie McClung etc.

PSYCHOLOGY: See displays and attend the
demonstrations. Explore with us subliminal
perception, biofeedback, creativity testing,
lie detection, pain management and relaxa-
tion training.

SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS: Tours of the lab-
oratories (geology, chemistry, physics and
biology) where equipment will be demonstrat- ,
ed and the public can try small scale exper-4
iments, eg. blood smears, looking at rocks
in thin sections under the microscope, sim-
ple chemical tests. In addition a variety
of posters, models, mineral and crystal
specimens will be displayed.

SOCIOLOGY: Look at facts and figures out-
lining trends in our society. See our col-
lection of cartoons on the role of women.

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Applied Programs :

BUSINESS AND COMMERCE: A computer and word
processing demonstration will be featured.
The Piano Repair Program and the Drafting
Lab will be open for tours and a demonstra-
tion of the Apple II will be given.

NURSING: Simulation Lab Room; Cardiac Moni-

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