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Co-op Education Update

 

1?d6 was the inaugural year of the DPougias CcGilege Co-op Program.
Thanks to the enthusiastic response from community employers anc
the contribution made by faculty, we're of? tao a great start! A
total of 25 placements were made in the Business Management =reas
of: Accounting, Computer Information Systeqs, and Marketing.
fur Co-op employers have ranged from smali, family-owned
businesses to large corporations, government agencies, non-orafit
orgenizations, and public accounting firms. The following
employers supported Gur program during its first year:
- B.C. LIQUOR DISTRIBUTION BRANCH, Vancouver
-~ §.C. MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION & HIGHWAYS, Yew Westminster
—- CANADIAN PACIFIC AIRLINES, Vancouver International Airport
~ COMARE SERVICES (Asher /Boctlecqger Stores), Vancouver
- DATRYLAND FOODS, Burnaby
DOFFLER COMPUTER SUPPLIES &® ACCESSORES, Vancouver
- DOUGLAS CENTRE FOR ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT, New Westminster
DOUGLAS COLLEGE, New Westminster

- EVANCIC, PYPER, FPERRAULT, BARCLAY, & DILLON °C.G.Aa. fism’,
Port Coquitiam

CTRBEPLEX Me&NUPACTURING LID... Langley

NIKE CANADS, Cequitiam

PORE PLUS PIANAGEMENT LTL. (restaurant mgmt. ca.)., Vancouver
PRIDE COMPUTER DISTRIBUTION LTC., Richmond

SELECT MICRO WORLD INEC., Burnaby

YANCOUVER-FICHMOND @ASSCCTATION FOR MENTALLY HANDICGPPED PEOPLE,
Vancouver

WESTMINGTER FELEVISION, New Westminster

Wo would Jibe to thank the faculty eno acted as advisors to oir
fiscst three semecters of Co-op students: John Blackwell. Roa
Comrie, Loenm Lesyvens, and Walter FPickecing. & very. special thark
you to Jonn Biackwell, who has been the program’s most ardent

sup v2orter Since its inception.