INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / November 26, 1991

 

 

Coquitlam
Corner

The search continues for suitable
space for the Coquitlam precursor
(temporary campus) site. Class-
room and office space, room for
support services,amenity space
and parking head the list of re-
quirements. The search is focused
in the Coquitlam Town Centre to
get us as close as possible to the
permanent site.

Preliminary discussions with ar-
chitects and planners have been
held to test our ideas about invol-
vement of college personnel in
the planning process for the
permanent campus. They have
confirmed that we are on the right
track and that our timelines, while
tight, are realistic.

The Educational and Student
Services Division management
committee has Coquitlam plan-
ning as a standing item for its
agenda, and has planned a half-
day workshop for Dec. 12 to
review all department plans to
date. The day will be also used to
identify interdepartmental plan-
ning needs. Planning for this
division is, to some extent, driven
by the educational programs
planned by the other divisions.

The Academic Division has
established a Coquitlam Planning
Task Force, which meets bi-week-
ly. That group has made recom-
mendations to be included in the
Master Education Plan, and will
consider recommendations on the
Coquitlam precursor for
September 1992.

The Community Programs &
Services Division has taken the op-
portunity provided by the Master
Education Plan exercise and Co-
quitlam Development to integrate
an update on the division’s 3 year
plan and their internal human
resource development activities of
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Christmas Party

ao Sat. Nov. 30 starting at 6 pm
Eastburn Community Centre,
Burnaby. Tickets are $25 each.
Watch for details.

Studio Theatre

a Savage in Limbo
Nov. 28, 29, 30, Dec. 5, 6 & 7
at 8 pm

Noon At New West - Fall 1991
Concert Series

Thursdays from 1:30 to 2:30
pm in the Performing Arts
Theatre

ao Nov 28. - Student Showcase
o Dec 5.- Student Showcase

'a Student Recital

Dec. 1 at 2 pm in the
Performing Arts Theatre

Concert Band & Jazz Band
Vocal Jazz Ensemble

o Thursday, Nov. 28 at 8 pm
Performing Arts Theatre
Free Admission

Women’s Centre (Room 2720)

a Introduction to Test Anxiety
and Test Preparation for
Women. Thursday, Nov. 28,
12-2 pm

Events Calendar

 

a Introduction to Time Manage-
ment for Women
Wednesday, Dec. 4, 12-2 pm

Human Resource Development

a Stress and Lifestyle
Tuesday, Dec. 3, 9 am-12 pm
Room 1630. Call 5440 to
register.

o Men and Women Working
Together
Tuesday, Dec. 10, 9 am to 4 pm
Room 4241. Call 5440 to
register.

Christmas Concerts at
Douglas College

a Douglas College Choral Society
presents
G.F. Handel’s "Messiah"
Performing Arts Theatre
Saturday, Dec. 7 at 8 pm
Sunday, Dec. 8 at 8 pm
Call 527-5488 for tickets.

a Amabilis Singers
Friday, Dec. 20 at 8 pm
Performing Arts Theatre
Saturday, Dec. 21 at 8 pm
Queens Avenue United Church
(6th St. and Queens Ave.)
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Pie JACL CON CERT. AT
VOWGLAS COLLEGE

Hees lovers and all fans of music should take note of an upcoming musical
event. The Douglas College Concert Band and Jazz Bands are featured in a
free concert on Nov. 28 at 8 pm in the Performing Arts Theatre at Douglas
College. The audience will enjoy four groups: the Concert Band and two jazz
bands under the direction of Blair Fisher, and a new vocal jazz ensemble
directed by Rejean Marois, an internationally-known conductor of vocal jazz.
The Concert Band will be playing music by Holst, Bach, a Spanish march,
and a Christmas piece, while the jazz bands will perform a variety of swing,

Latin and contemporary music. Admission is free.