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FACULTY STATUS CHANGES

Since the last report on January 31, 1974, the following

changes have taken effect:

A. APPOINTMENTS:

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Virginia A. CHISHOLM has been appointed librarian, effective
August Ist, 1974. She is a graduate of Crofton House School
and received a Bachelor of Education degree from the University .
of British Columbia. She served as a substitute teacher with
the Vancouver elementary schools and attended the University of
Washington, receiving her Master of Librarianship degree in
1969. She joined Vancouver City College on graduation and was
immediately appointed to head their Library Technician Training
Programme. After four years at V.C.C., she resigned to obtain
some practical library experience and joined the staff of the
University of British Columbia library. Since she joined
U.B.C. ten months ago, she has been appointed to supervise the
cataloguing unit and has a staff of 30 people working for her.

Dr. James W. DAVIES has been appointed instructor in philosophy
effective September lst, 1974. Jim joined us a year ago to
replace Charles Marxer, who had taken leave without pay.
Subsequently Charles resigned and the position was re-advertised.
Jim has his B.A. and B.D. from the University of Toronto, his
M.A. in philosophy from the University of Guelph and his Th.D.
from Union Theological Seminary in New York. He is now
completing a Ph.D. in philosophy at the University of Waterloo.

Willem den HERTOG was appointed to Douglas College in August,
1973 to fill a temporary position established to allow for the.
development of a multi-purpose lab system - both curriculum and
facilities. He worked at the Richmond campus, teaching both
chemistry and physics. ae

permanent position was established and re-advertised. Bill has
his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Alberta
and has just completed his Master of Science degree. He was
born in the Netherlands and came to Alberta in 1956, serving
with the Research Council of Alberta and for many years with.
Celanese Canada (formerly Chemcell Limited).

Helen J. DUNBAR has been appointed to the position of instructor
in business systems. She was born in Scotland and came to
Canada in 1967. «She has been a standards analyst and senior
systems analyst with the. Laurentide Financial Corporation, and

a systems analyst with the Honeywell Information Systems.

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