EMPLOYMENT

OPPORTUNITIES
(onside)

NORTHERN LIGHTS COLLEGE
Northern Lights College are
_interested in setting up a
faculty exchange program, ©
the college services northern
B.C. with campuses at Dawson
Creek, Chetwynd, Fort St.
John, Fort Nelson & Atlin.
For further information call
Joan M. Barnetson,Chairperson,
Fort St.John (604) 785-6981.

 

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FACULTY EXCHANGES

The International Office now
has on file the following
faculty exchanges:
Australia-Home Science,

English, Climatolocy,
Acriculture Studies.
United Kingdom
Literature, Engin-
eering, Outdoor Pur-
suits, Teacher Training
Biology, Psychology &
Environmental Studies
Micro-Enconomics &
Macro-Economics, Business
Studies, Heating & Air

* Conditioning, Engineer-
ing Drawing, Workshop
Technology, Mathematics &
Science, Physics, Control
& Developing staff &
students studying Business
Studies, Economics & Acctg.,

For further information on
the above call: Barry Leach
Langley Campus - 530-7391

 

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INSTITUTE OF INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION

CURRENT PROJECTS

1. Batkanu Agricultural Secondary School,
Sierra Leone.
The Faculty, Staff, Administrators &
Student Associations have been requested
to contribute funds towards the development
of this school. The project is sponsored by
the International Office of the A.c.C.c. If
the target figure of $12,000 is met by don-
ations from colleges across Canada,C.I.D.A.
will match with an equal sum. Please support
your association in contributing to this project.
2. Donation and Distribution of David Werner's
book - "Where there is no Doctor”
This excellent book for public health workers,
community nurses, and pharmacists was first
published in Spanish for distribution in Latin
America. Two years ago the Institute sent ex-
tracts of the English edition to agencies in
India where it has now been edited and published
by the Volunteer Health Association, New Delhi.
Translations into Hindi, Urdu, Tamil and Kanada
are currently being prepared. The Rotary Club of
Dar Es Salaam has published a Swahili edition.

The Institute is raising funds to distribute
copies of this book to overseas agencies, deve-
lopment projects, and refugee settlements.
. The Brett Estate has been divided into two
parts: the Brett Bequest operated by the Save
the Children Fund, Vancouver, and the Brett Voc-
ational Training Fund of the Tibetan Refugee Aid
Society (shortly to be renamed Training and Re-
habilitation Aid Society of Canada). Arrangements
were made last fall with seven agencies in India
and Nepal to act as sponsors to select and ad-
minister the students receiving aid for vocational
training. Projects proposed this year for a grant
from the Brett Bequest include:
a.Intergrated rural development by the Association
for Sarva Seva Farms, India.
b. Elementary School Construction, Khabre Palanchok,
Nepal.
4, Spring Fund Raising Sales
As usual the Institute will be holding sales of
good used clothing, pottery, books, household utensils,
small furniture, records and appliances to raise funds
for overseas projects. Your donations are needed.
Deliver items to the Institutes Office, Langley
Campus, or Room 601 L Surrey Campus
For more information on the above contact: Barry Leach,

Surrey Campus.