DOUGLAS COLLEGE
ARCHIVES

 

MAD HATTER

 

LOCAL CHANGES

Please note the local changes in the Library:
Ivy Tsang - Local 2110

Additions:
Joan Hussy - 2100

Patrick Blaine - 5842 - Student Ombuds
Office

 

 

P.D. DAY

Staff P.D. Day will be Tuesday, June 3, 1986.
A tentative schedule of sessions will appear
in the "Mad Hatter" soon.

Barb Franck
Susan Simbirski

 

 

THANK-YOU TO THEATRE STUDENTS

I would like to extend my thanks to four
Douglas College theatre students for the
improvisation they gave to the B.C. Registrar's
workshop on March 7, 1986. The skit was
enjoyed by all who attended the session. The
comment was made by the presentor,

Jeri Krogseth, "they've said it all so well, there
is little to add".

Congratulations to Joe Seaman, lan Boothby,
Dan Derkson, Caroline Heisler and their
instructor Dorothy Jones.

Trish Angus, Registrar

ALL PERSONNEL

Dr. Walter Hardwick has informed us that
legislation is pending regarding the amalgamating
of the Open Learning Institute and the Knowledge
Network of the West into one organization -

The Open Learning Authority. Information is
available from the Deans, Bursar, and the
representatives of the Student Society, the
B.C.G.E.U. and the DKFA on Management
Committee.

-Bill Day

 

 

HOST FAMILIES

Host families are needed to house exchange
students from Quebec and Japan who will be
studying at Douglas College this summer.

Accommodations will be needed in the New
Westminster area for English as a Second
Language students between May 20 to June 27
and July 21 to August 23.

English speaking families who can provide
room and board plus a pleasant family environ-
ment for these exchange students will be paid
a per day rate for their hospitality.

Interested people can contact the Summer
Language Programs department of Douglas
College at 520-5463.

 

NEW ARCHIVE ACQUISITIONS

The New Westminster Permanent Campus
Project Development Committee records were
received by the Archives in 1985. Arrangement
and documentation of the papers are now
complete, and the files can be consulted as
Record Group 12, Sub-Group 2.

 

 

In 1984 and 1985 the Douglas College Student
Society donated its historical files to the College
Archives. These records have now been
arranged and documented as Record Group 40.

 

College personnel wishing to consult these or
other records in the Archives should contact
Jean Cockburn, Archivist (local 2121) or
Gaile Wotherspoon, Library and Archives
Assistant (local 2108).

Jean Cockburn

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