INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / MAY 22, 1990

 

 

 

TRAINING COMMITTEE

Suggestions for additional programs can be directed to Marian Exmann
in Personnel and Labour Relations (5338) or to one of the members of the
Training Committee listed below:

Eugene Hrushowy (Faculty PD Consultant)

Yvonne Mostert (Administration - staff)

Dave Neilsen (Geography - staff)

Carole Nelson (Systems & Computing - staff)

Corrie Stuart (Library - staff)

Margaret Zucht (Community Programs & Services - staff)

PREVIEW OF FALL PROGRAMS

Following are examples of programs that are in the works for the Fall
1990 semester:

¢ CPR A for Faculty, Staff and Administrators

First Impressions - Customer Service Training

Coaching Skills - Giving Motivational and Corrective Feedback

(for supervisors/administrators who are responsible for conducting perfor-
mance evaluation for employees)

¢ Working Together - How Different Types Communicate and Problem-Solve
¢ Effective Supervision - A Basic Tool Kit

* Written Communications - Memos/Letters

* Public Speaking

¢ Preparing Effective Presentations

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Work-Study Projects

Each year Douglas College is allocated a Work-Study budget
from the Ministry of Advanced Education & Job Training. The
Work-Study Program provides part-time employment (5 to 15
hours per week) to full-time students. Students may be employed
at Douglas College or off-campus with a non-profit organization.

Students must qualify on the basis of financial need. Eligibility
is determined by the Student Finance and Placement Office, after
the assessment of each student’s Canada Student Loan/B.C. Stu-
dent Loan and the information provided on the Work-Study ap-
plication form. Students may work between 50 and 150 hours per
semester depending upon their assessed need.

At this time we would like to ask for project submissions from
interested College personnel. We are looking for one-time (non-
repeating) projects that will be in addition to the normal on-going
activities of the department. The projects should provide students
with opportunities to develop career-related skills.

Work-Study application forms are available at the Student
Placement Office, Room 2710.

The deadline to submit Work-Study Project Applications for
the Summer Semester is May 14, 1990.

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