INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / JANUARY 30, 1990

 

 

The University of Winnipeg

 

Search for dean or director of continuing education

The University of Winnipeg in-
vites applications and nominations
for the position of Dean or Director
of its Division of Continuing Educa-
tion. The appointment will be for a
five year term commencing July 1,
1990.

The U. of Winnipeg provides
degree programs for over 7,500 full
and part-time students, non-credit
programs for over 4,000 students
and a Collegiate program for some
600 high school students. The
Division of Continuing Education,
located adjacent to the main cam-
pus on Portage Avenue in the heart
of the city, is responsible for a broad
range of courses, certificates, and

 

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diplomas as well as extension credit
programs.

As the senior officer respon-
sible for continuing education in
the University, the Dean or Director
will be a successful academic who
can provide dynamic and progres-
sive leadership for the Division.
Candidates will have a strong back-

‘ground in adult or continuing

education, effective management
and interpersonal skills, and a com-
mitment to program development
in close co-operation with the
University’s Faculties and Col-
legiate.

The University encourages
both women and men to apply. In

 

College Education Committee
staff position filled

Voting to fill the Support Staff at
Large vacancy on the College Educa-
tion Committee was completed on
January 15, 1990. Debbie Perrin from
the Registrar’s office was elected for a
two-year term. Debbie joins Wilda
Noniewicz in representing staff on
this committee.

* Money * Money * Money *
Don’t forget your R.R.S.P.

Note the following:

 

 

 

 

 

* Contribution limits for 1989 and 1990 are $3500 or 20% of earned in-
come, whichever is less, minus college pension plan contributions.
* March 1, 1990 is the last day to make your 1989 contribution (of course,

the earlier the contribution, the greater the potential tax-deferred benefit).

Murray Leslie, Business Department

accordance with Canadian im-
migration requirements, priority
will be given to Canadian citizens
and permanent residents of Canada.

Nominations and applications,
including a curriculum vitae and
the names and addresses of three
references should be submitted as
soon as possible, and no later than
February 28, 1990 to:

Ms. B. Archibald

Executive Assistant to the President
The University of Winnipeg

515 Portage Avenue

Winnipeg, Manitoba

R3B 2E9

 

Hello dollies held over

The special Christmas entrance
display at the New Westminster
Museum has been held over into
the New Year. Hello Dollies! fea-
tures many dolls from the
Museums collection, from rare
early paper dolls to composition
dolls from the 1950's, and their
many accessory items, as well as
"dolly" advertisements from turn of
the century catalogues. It proved to
be so popular during the holiday
season that the museum staff have
decided to leave it up until May 1.

The Historic Centre and
Museum are currently on their
winter schedule. Public hours are
Saturdays and Sundays from 1:00 -
5:00 p.m. Group tours are available,
by appointment, Wednesdays
through Sundays. Phone 521-7656
for tour or other information.

Irving House Historic Centre
New Westminster Museum
302 Royal Avenue, New
Westminster