Understand
Your
Leadership
Style

wn People are the key resour-
ces in any organization.
Conversely, any organization
that takes the time to understand
its people and their needs will ul-
timately see more success.

"Effective relationships is
what is behind every high-per-
formance organization," says
Barb Mowat.

The Community Programs
division is offering a one-day
workshop, Understanding
Your leadership Style, to intro-
duce people to the basics of
__ effective work relationships.

The workshop, instructed by
Mowat, is geared to social ser-
vice practitioners and
professionals. Its aim is to help
people understand the leader-
ship/management style of both
themselves and others.

 

One-day course explores con-
sequences of interpersonal
style and reactions to stress
and pressure.

 

"Any organization that is in-
terested in meeting the needs of
its people does so by working
on effective and satisfying work
relationships," says Mowat.
"This is as important to (the
organization’s) success as the
development of technical skills,"
she stresses.

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INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE/OCTOBER 18, 1988

 

Athletics Update

Curling: Thursdays, 4:45 - 6:30 pm Royal City Curling Club.
More faculty, staff and student participants are needed. Call Betty
Lou (5338) or Margaret (5479) to register.

Badminton: Mondays, 2:00 - 4:00 pm; Tuesdays, 12:00 - 2:00 &
4:30 - 6:00 pm (Side Courts); Wednesday, 2:00 - 4:00 pm. A badmin-
ton pyramid is set up in the glass case by the gym waiting for names
and phone numbers. Nets will be set up (except Tues. 4:30 - 6:00
pm) and racquets & birds will be available from room 1317.

Rules are simple. There is a men’s division and a women’s division.
Mixed will come later if there is a demand. Sign up on the pyramid
then issue your first challenge.

 

Golf: The golf team has completed three of four required tourna-
ments at this point and the standings are as follows:

Total Total Total Totals

AtFraser Valley AtDouglas At Cariboo To Date
Malaspina 485 454 471 1410
Douglas College 496 460 493 1446
Fraser Valley a2) 480 481 1488
Cariboo College 534 491 503 1528

The last tournament is at Malaspina October 15 - 16. Best of luck to
Gert Van Niekerk and his team.

Hockey: The first exhibition game was played October 8 at Port
Moody Arena against Cyclone Taylor (a Division One men’s league
team from Vancouver). Douglas lost 8-9 but all four goalies present
played and new coach Bruce Troniak got to look at several different
line combinations. Next game is with BCIT at Four Rinks in Bur-
naby, October 15.

Sports Menu
Oct. 14 - 16 Golf - at Malaspina College Saturday & Sunday.
Volleyball - Sr. boys tournament at Douglas
Friday & Saturday.
Volleyball - Douglas men vs. Grand Prairie at
Douglas Friday, 8:00 pm.
Volleyball - men’s college tournament at Douglas
Saturday.
Hockey - at BCIT (Four Rinks) Saturday 8:00 pm.
Oct. 17 Basketball - Douglas men at UBC Monday 5:00 pm.
Oct. 18 Volleyball - Douglas women at Columbia Bible
College Tuesday 5:00 pm.
Oct. 20 Volleyball - Douglas women at Earl Marriott
Thursday 4:00 pm.
Oct. 21 - 22 *Basketball - Douglas men vs. Seattle Blue Angels at

Douglas Friday 8:15 pm.

*The Seattle Blue Angels are a Christian team maade up of ex-univer-
sity and ex-pro players. The competition will be excellent. Plan to
attend.

 

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