INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / MARCH 13, 1990

 

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Saying farewell!

 

 

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Douglas College recently bid
farewell to Randi Duke, Community
Resource Development Officer.
Duke left the College after
six-and-a-half years to take up a
similar position at Capilano
College. Under Duke’s guidance,
the Douglas College Foundation
reached Its first $1 million In
donations last month.

 

 

Open learning in
higher ed

Asenior administrator from the
Open Learning Authority will be on
hand at Douglas College to discuss
the role of the OLA in relation to the
College and Institutes System.

Date: Thursday, March 15
Time: 1530 — 1600 hours
Room: Boardroom

 

 

 

 

 

Attending Randi Duke’s farewell party were
long-time College employees Pat Thomasson (left)

and Dorothy Jones.

 

 

 

 

 

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Proving farewells need not be sad are Gordon
Gilgan and Randi Duke.

 

 

College hosts delegation of Chinese
administrators

A group of senior ad-
ministrators from the People’s
Republic of China will be on cam-
pus for the week of March 12-16.

The delegation is visiting
several B.C. colleges as part of a
study tour arranged by the Ministry
of Advanced Education, Training
and Technology.

The main thrust of their week at
Douglas College will be to learn

about the organization of a com-
munity college, including long and
short term course planning and re-
lated staffing issues in continuing
education.

All staff, faculty and ad-
ministrators are invited to an infor-
mal reception to meet the delegation
on March 16 at 2 p.m. in the
Boardroom.

R.S.V.P. to J. Gara, 5006, by Mar.14.

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