Dear Colleague:

During the first week of classes, the Counselling and Student Services
Division of the college will be sponsoring an Orientation Programme for
all new students. This letter Is to request your assIstance In making
that programme a success. e
The first week of classes Is always a busy one for the faculty and staff
but for the new student It is,in addition, a scary, confusing time. We
hope that through the Orlentation Programme some anxieties and confustons
may be eased and that the new student will discover that s/he Is Indeed at
the centre of our concern.

The Orientation Programme is designed to Introduce students to people and
services at the college which will assist them in achleving thelr educa-
tional goals. 2
With this in mind, we invite your participation in the Shop=In and at the
coffee break. A schedule of times for each campus and a brief description
of the programme is attached. If you are able to volunteer: some time, or
have any questions, please contact one of the following peoples

Bonnie McGhle = Surrey (266)

Beth Morris = Richmond (23)

André Piquette - New Westminster (245)
Steve Sharpe - Coquitlam (576)

oe

Thank you for your support. :

Cordially, ARCH. apt

On the outside...

The Women's Studies Program at Simon Fraser University expects

 

to make appointments beginning in the Fall of 1977.* People with
expertise in Women's Studies and one of the following are preferred:
Social Sciences, History, Communications, Philosophy, Biological
Sciences, Canadian Studies, Third World Studies, Fine Arts.

The appointment may be joint with the appropriate university
department or may be full time in the Women's Studies Program.
Canadian candidates with teaching experience in Women's Studies will
be given preference.

Send applications with a curriculum vitae and the names of three
eataeat to: Search Committee,

> Women's Studies Program,

Simon Fraser University,
Burnaby, B.C. V5A 1586

 

 

by December 31, 1976.