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M.R. CENTRE REGISTRATION STATISTICS

FULL-TIME STUDENTS - MAPLE RIDGE CENTRE
A. University Transfer Program:
11 students are taking 5 courses
_13 students are taking 4 courses
2% full-time students

In addition, there are 204 part-time
registrations (51 FTEs).

The number of full-time students (those
taking 4 courses or more) has doubled
in the fall of 1983.

B. Adult Basic Education:
32 full-time students
13 full-time equivalent students
The number of full-time students has
increased from 14 in the fall of 1982

to 32 this fall, as a result of an
additional section being offered.

 

STRESS/TIME MANAGEMENT WORKSHOPS

Are you stressed out and having trouble

juggling your time? Come to the Stress and
Time Management Workshops on January 19 and
26, and February 2 from 1000 to 1200 hours.

Enrollment is limited to 18. Admission is
free. Please contact Wendy or Connie in
Counselling, 520-5486.

NOTE: It is necessary to attend all three
sessions.

 

 

INTRAMURALS AND ATHLETICS

Faculty or staff who are interested in or- |
ganizing a women's soccer team to play in |
a winter league, please phone Ron Wolfson
at 524-4578 (hm.) or 432-3630 (wk.).

Thanks and congratulations to Chris Bowcott
for his excellent coaching of our Douglas
College soccer team. Two members, Don Lobo
and Paul Dickie, made the Totem Conference |
All-Star team. Malaspina eventually won
the Nationals.

A Douglas College ALL-TEAM name is still
being sought. Suggestions have been many,
but deciding on a suitable name nas proven
to be difficult. Examples of names which
are being considered are:

Royals Dorians
Sappers Royal Engineers |
Pioneers Aristrocrats

I would appreciate your comments or further
suggestions. Contact me by inter-campus
mail or by phone, local 5338.

Betty Lou Hayes

 

 

HEART SAVER COURSE
ATTENTION ALL COLLEGE PERSONNEL

The College would like to determine if
there is any interest in offering a Heart
Saver course to its employees.

The course would be broken into two sec-
tions. The lecture or general information
section would be available on February 7,8,
9 and 10. The second section on skill
development would be held on Saturday, Feb- '
ruary 11. Both sections must be completed |
to qualify for the Emergency Health Service |
Certificate, which is valid for one year.

 

 

The course would be on the employees own
time, with the College paying for the basic |
program.

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