INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / August 6, 1997

 

 

Popove names
board appointees

Colese Board members have
new tasks to fulfill after Chair-
man Myrna Popove announced
appointments to college and board
committees.

Named to the Finance, Facilities
and Personnel Committee were
Abie Klassen (chairman), Terry
Hewitt, Pauline Hughes and Chris
Mellalieu.

Joining the Education and Ser-
vices Committee were Gordon
Hoeflicker (chairman), John Banks,
Karin Henderson and Marie
Kadatz.

Named to the Community Rela-
tions Committee were Henderson
(chairman) Hughes, Klassen and
Hewitt.

Named as liaisons were: Banks,
Douglas College Foundation;
Kadatz, Student Resource Building
Advisory Committee; Mellalieu, In-
stitutional Self Study. if

1991 summer semester
info sessions schedule
Aug 6—Aug 9

All info sessions are offered by
Student Services. Each takes ap-
proximately 11/2 to 2 hours, and
is held at the New Westminster
campus, Room 3810.

Commerce and Business Admin.
University trasfer to UBC, SFU &
UVIC. Wednesday, Aug 7, 1000
hours Room 3810 LESLIE.

First-year Science - University
Transfer

Including major requirements and
pre-entry requirements for profes-
sional programs. Thursday, Aug 8,
1600 hours Room 3810 LESLIE.

Education - University Transfer
SFU, UBC, and UVIC (Elementary
and Secondary) B.Ed.

Thursday, Aug 9, 1630 hours
Room 2802 HEATHER.

Staff and faculty profiles

iana Christie is making a

move from receptionist to
academic advisor in Student
Services at Douglas College.

And watching her handle ques-
tions at the front desk shows that
she seems to have picked the right
career path. “Where can I get a stu-
dent loan application? Is there an

“T originally wanted to be an
elementary school teacher but half-
way through my education I
decided I didn’t want it. When I
got my job here I found it was ex-
actly what I wanted. I like the
people contact and helping
students find direction.”

Christie also attended Douglas

 

 

 

 

 

New academic advisor in Student Services Diana Christie

opening in this course? Do I need
an appointment to see an
academic advisor?”

“Working here I handle a lot of
questions and see a lot of confused
students and that got me inter-
ested in going further,” said
Christie, who worked in the
receptionist’s position for a year.

College as a student, completing
her Associate in Arts. She spent
four months teaching English in
Japan in 1989 and has also studied
at Simon Fraser University. To
prepare for her new position she
completed the Human Develop-
ment Career Exploration Course.

 

Correction

 

University.

| n the July 23 issue of Inside, University-College of the Fraser
Valley was described as a degree-granting institution. In fact,
degrees earned at the UCFV will be issued by the University of
British Columbia, the University of Victoria or Simon Fraser