INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / JUNE 19, 1990

  

 

 

 

BADMINTON TEAM 1989/90: (Back row) Andy Leow, Corey Grant, Mike Boyd,
Darrin Legge, Aleem Maw)i, Peter Chen. (Front Row) Kelley Wong, Trish Schill,
Coach Arif Mawanl, Sharon Halpin, Sian Deng.

FLEMING

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We're seeking an action oriented academic leader with vision...

VICE PRESIDENT, ACADEMIC

The College: Sir Sandford Fleming College, which serves the Pe-
terborough, Victoria, Haliburton and Northumberland counties, has
a full-time enrollment of 3900 students in 105 diploma, certificate,
skills and apprenticeship programs; and an annual part-time enrol-
ment of 14,600. Fleming employs 521 full-time staff, including a
272-member teaching faculty, with an annual budget of $43 million.

The Opportunity: Reporting to the President, the Vice-President,
Academic will provide dynamic and innovative leadership to our fa-
culty and programs, including five Schools over four campuses. S/he
will be responsible for the standards, content and delivery of a wide
range of programs, options and courses. As an integral member of
the senior management team, the Vice-President must be creative
and pro-active in meeting the challenges and goals of both the
Schools and the College.

The Qualifications: The successful candidate will be a visionary
with relevant teaching experience and excellent post graduate aca-
demic credentials including extensive knowledge of post-secondary
education and curriculum development. Highly developed interper-
sonal skills and demonstrated leadership and management capabili-
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If you have the expertise and stamina, and are the type of person
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England Tour 1990

The Douglas College Badmin-
ton team will be travelling to Lon-
don, England for competition at
the National Training Centre June
7-20/90. Travelling with the team
will be Sian Deng (Canadian
Champion), Peter Chen (B.C. #1),
Trish Schill (B.C. Jr. Champion),
and Fraser Reid (#3 Junior).

This very same illustrious
group will be available to teach
YOU how to be a better badmin-
ton player during Open House
November 17th. Keep watching
for more information on this once-
in-a-lifetime opportunity. m

P.E. instructor
wins award

hris Johnson is always out-

standing in the field of

sports, and usually, on
rainy weekends, he’s out standing
in a sports field.

That's probably why the
Douglas College Community
Programmer was recently named
winner of the Physical Education
Society of B.C. Annual Award.

"It’s given annually to a profes-
sional in physical education who
has contributed time, energy, and
expertise in advocating physical
education," says Society president
Mo MacKendrick.

"Chris is being recognized for
the outstanding contributions to
physical education that he makes
every day, and has been making
for many years. His energy and ex-
uberance are constant."

The Physical Education
Society advocates and promotes
physical education in B.C. It also
functions as a liaison with decision
makers in other organizations and
with the provincial Ministry of
Education.

"It’s a tremendous honour,"
says Johnson. "There are many
others who deserve the award." &