THE MAD HATTER
A Douglas College Newsletter
puolished weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in
the summer semester
by
Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster,B.C,
Editor: Judie Steeves, Surrey campus
Telephone: 588-4411, loc. 283

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Notire Board

The following credit library courses will be
taught this spring semester:

SKILLS FOR COLLEGE LIBRARY RESEARCH 1 credit
SD111-10 NW Campus rm.103 12-2 pm

Fri. Jan.20-Mar.3, 1978

7 sessions Mary Matthews
SD111-20 Surrey Campus rm.601B 4-6 pm

Wed. Jan.18-Mar.1, 1978

7 sessions Tricia Daum

BASIC LIBRARY SKILLS iened1t
SD112-50 NW Campus rm.103 7-9 pm
Tues. Jan.17-Feb.28, 1978
7 sessions Cathy MacDonald

BASIC REFERENCE SKILLS I eredit
SD113-50 NW Campus rm.103 7-9 pm
Tues. Mar.7-Apr.18, 1978
7 sessions Cathy MacDonald

BASIC AUDIO-VISUAL SKILLS FOR DISTRIBUTION
SYSTEMS 14s credits
SD115-50 Surrey Campus rm.104 7-9 pm
Tues. Jan.17-Mar.7, 1978
8 sessions Graydon Roberts

FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION ON ANY OF THESE
COURSES, CONTACT ADMISSIONS 588-6404.

FOR SALE # * €

2 NEW RADIAL SNOW TIRES FOR
AUSTIN MINI, $65, :
Contact: Sheila Dennison

Coquitlam Campus
525-9211 ‘Lot. 20

FOR SALE

Brand new, still in crate, "Slatene" Pool
Table. Asking $250 - regular $450.
[ Phone 594-1035 or 594-8287.

 

 

BURSARY OPPORTUNITY:

 

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PART-TIME AND/OR SHORT-TERM ADULT STUDENTS

The Pacific Association for Continu-

ting Education (PACE) invites applications

for Bursary Funds.

The amounts awarded shall vary be-

  

tween $50 and $200 for any one period of

study.

A. Eligibility

1. An individual is eligible for a bur-
sary if registered as a part-time

or short-term student in any
nized and formally organized

recog-
learning

activity in continuing education or
training in B.C., e.g. Academic
Advancement, Trades and Union Skill

Training, Business Training,

Adult

Education, Community Education.

2. Bursaries are open to residents of

B.C.

3. Recipients are eligible for only one

bursary award.

B. Personal Criteria

1. The individual must show evidence of
a financial need and indicate that

he or she has limited or no access
to other scholarship or bursary 2

funds.

 

2. The individual should provide evi-
dence of intent to pursue a continu-
ing education plan or job upgrading

goal which will benefit both
individual and his community.

the

3. The individual should provide evi-

dence that the bursary would

contri-

bute to his or her continuing edu-

cation goals.

C. Use of Bursaries

1. The bursary shall be applied

direct

to tuition fees or course materials.

2. The bursary is to be paid to
individual.

the

3. The amounts awarded shall vary be-
tween $50 and $200 for any one

period of study.

D. Application Procedure

1. The application must be in
writing.

2. The applicant must describe

the

reasons for seeking the bursary
in accordance with the estab-

lished criteria,

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