srrown continually and it is now offered at over
900 post secondary institutions in the United
States and at over 50 Canadian Institutions.

Douglas College has already applied for federal
funding for Co-op Ed, conducted its first market
research project and is preparing apolicy state-
ment for guiding the Co-op Ed program.

To become involved in the new Co-operative
Education option at Douglas College interested
students and employers should contact

Barbara Franck.

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Reminder

Applications for Graduation - Spring 1986

Please be reminded that all students qualifying
for graduation must apply to graduate.

Applications for Graduation are located in the
Office of the Registrar.

Applications will be accepted until February 3,
1986.

Joan Murdoch

worthy students are to be submitted by the
faculty to the Student Socicty. Twelve names
will then be selected by the Student Society
from those submitted.

Faculty - If there isa student whose name you
would like to put forward for a free
one-day pass, please advise the
Student Society.

Students - If you are interested in attending,
please ask your instructor to inform
the Student Society.

Once the 12 names have been submitted the
the College President by the Student Society,
Bill Day will contact the Executive Director
of the World Congress. Upon receipt, the
passes will be distributed through the Student
Society.

Would you please ensure that you have made
your interest known to the Student Society no
later than Friday, November 29th.

Terry Clement,
Acting College President

Note: See the following two pages for more
information.

 

 

 

 

Attention All Faculty and Students

The World Congress on Education & Technology

From May 22 - 25, 1986, The World Congress
on Education & Technology will be held in
Vancouver.

Colleges and universities are being provided with
a number of free student passes. Douglas
College has been asked to select 12 students to
attend the sessions on May 22nd. The letter
from the World Congress is attached.

The Student Society has agreed to assist us in
the selection of Douglas College student
representatives. Names of interested and

For Sale

Narrow -keyed (and thetefore light weight) two-
voice 120 bass accordian $100.00

Rebounder $40.00
York weight set $45.00
Wrought iron spiral plant stand $15.00

For more information contact Val MacBean,
Social Sciences Dept., Room 3448,

 

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