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‘By MICHAEL FINLAY
Sun Victoria Bureau
VICTORIA — Education

_. Minister Hiieen Dailiiy’ today

_ announced the appointment of

‘a task force to study commu’

nity colleges and make ret-
ommendations to the provin-
cial government.

The task force will -

chaired by Hazel LeStran
Jege council, the governed

Eo of the tiie

The aims of the group are:

To recommend legislative
changes leading to’ the crea-
tion of a Community College
Act; :

To examine existing
college-government relations
and recommend needed
changes; | .,

To prepare a statement on
the role of community col-
leges in B.C.;

To recommend a form of
college government represent-

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ative of a region and reflect-
ing balanced regional and pro-
vincial concern;

To recommend steps by
which college services can ‘be’
extended to all areas of the
province.

Mrs. Dailly said it is hoped

. the 12-member task force will -
‘complete a paper on commv- °

nity colleges this winter and
that public hearings may be .
in ring..

Included 0
are faculty members Kay
die, of Malaspina College, Na- -
naimo; Len O’Neill, Okanagan.

- dersen, Vancouver City Col- ;

lege; Marian Knoerr, of New
Caledonia College,
and Frank Beinder, of Selkirk
College, Rossland.

Also on the task force are °
Ron Jeffels, director of admis-

Smithers .

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sions at the university of Vic-
toria; Corliss Miller,.- adult
education director at Dawson
Creek; Leo Perra, continuing
education dean at Cariboo
College, Williams Lake; Ron

. Tweedie, an education direc-
tor for the Canadian Labor
-Congress, and Frances Long,
of the Capilano College Stu-
dent Society.

 

eld throughout the province

Congratul lations
i to Dev Shergill,

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Shere Sharp e
Vice -Cresident

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