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Purchasing

1981/82 TEACHING SUPPLIES

To: All Departments
From: Purchasing Department

Please submit your requirements for teach-
ing supplies to the Purchasina Department as
soon as possible. Where feasible/oractical
vour requisitions should cover teaching
supplies for the full vear to take advantaqe
of current and quantity oricing and to fac-
ilitate orderina of supplies before the
implementation of new Federal Sales Tax
rulings.

The Purchasing Department will start tender-
ing departmental requirements as requisitions
are received in the department. The order-
ing will be done as soon after as possible
thus ensuring the arrival of the majority
of supplies prior to commencement of the
fall semester.

 

THE "SCUTTLEBUIT" - REST IN PEACE

April 1, 1981, Volume 2, No.2 - the last
edition of the New Westminster Campus news
and gossip sheet, the "Scuttlebutt". Man-
agement Cammittee has recommended that from
now on, all such information be published
in the Douglas College newsletter "The Mad
Hatter".

Please watch future editions of the news-
letter for announcements from Management
Committee, as well as all the usual news
and views.

 

 

SUMMER SCHOOL

 

Gordon Gilgan, Dean of Academic Studies has
been named Administrator of Reference for
Summer School.

 

 

 

 

é SHEILAH THOMPSON TRIES FREE-LANCING

Dr. Sheilah Thompson, formerly
Director of Counselling & Student
Services, and Director of Health
Services for the Colleae, has
decided to try a year at free-
lance consulting.

For the past three years. Sheilah
has been on secondment from Douglas
College, working as coordinator of
Human & Health Services for the
Ministry of Education.

Rather than apply for assignment
in Douglas College or Kwantlen
this year, she has requested, and
been granted leave for the period
September 1, 1981 to August 30,
1982 in order to try free lance
consulting in the post-secondary
education area in the province.

Until she goes on leave, she will
be carrying out projects for.
Kwantlen and Douglas Colleges.

She is already at work for
Kwantlen on a needs assessment in
the Early Childhood education area
and on curriculum development
models.

Until she goes on leave, she is
responsible to Ed Redmond, Dean of
Applied Programs, in Douglas.

Our very best wishes for an ex-

citing and fulfilling year go
with Sheilah.

 

DIRECTOR, MAPLE RIDGE CENTRE

As a result of a very significant
meeting held with the District
Superintendent of Schools for Maple
Ridge, Mr. E.A.Killough, and Jim
Doerr's absence last week, the
announcement regarding the appoint-
ment of the Director of the Maple
Ridge Centre was delayed. It is
expected that the appointment will
be announced soon.