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Inside INSIDE

March 7, 1989 Issue
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New Centre for Curriculum &
Professional Development 3

Athletic Update

 

 

Five in the Foyer
Inherit the Wind

 

 

 

Getting Angry: Women

 

Professional Development

 

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Foundation Update 6
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Opportunities in U.A.E.

 

Foundation Fair 9

 

Governance: New Approach 9

 

Coming Events 11
Briefs 11
Governance Questionnaire 12

 

 

 

Innovation Abstracts 13

 

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OPPORTUNITIES
ABOUND AT
CAREER FAIR

People who are looking for
work will soon have the chance
to explore various career oppor-
tunities.

Designed for college students,
graduates, or anyone else seek-
ing a new job or a career
change, the Career Fair runs
March 16 from 10:30 a.m. to
8:00 p.m. in the Douglas Col-
lege concourse at the New
Westminster campus. High
School students are also wel-
come.

On hand will be a host of
employers from a wide variety
of job fields to discuss with job
seekers any questions they may
have. Some of the exhibitors
are Southlands Corporation,
Chevron, Mohawk Oil,
McDonald’s, ICBC, RCMP,
Royal Columbian Hospital, In-
stitute of Chartered
Accountants, Certified General
Accountants and the Society of
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Future Shop and many more.

"It’s a wonderful opportunity
for students to meet with
prospective employers," said
Cathy Daminato, who works
with the Douglas College Alum-
ni Association which is hosting
the Career Fair.

"There will be a large number
of employers all in one place at
one time. That makes job ex-
ploration a lot easier."

Students and employers can
discuss on a one-to-one basis
what education and skills are
necessary to be successful in
their chosen career, said
Daminato.

It’s also a perfect opportunity
for people to make important
business contacts in the working
world," said Daminato. For in-
formation on the Career Fair,
contact Cathy Daminato at 520-
5400, local 4812.

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