Non-Smoking
Policy

Since 1982 there has been
restricted smoking policies in all
Douglas College facilities. These
policies have undergone changes
over the years, culminating in a
recent non-smoking policy being
approved by the Board on May 17,
1990.

As of August 1, 1990 all Col-
lege facilities, including the con-
course and roof top patios, will
become non-smoking.

We are requesting that all per-
sonnel make every effort to make
the implementation of this policy
completely successful by politely
reminding visitors and new stu-
dents of the above policy.

In the event of any problems,
please contact Terry Leonard at
local 5365.

Terry Leonard

Work-Study

The Work-Study Program
provides part-time employment (5
to 15 hours per week) to full-time
students.

Students must qualify on the
basis of financial need. Students
may work between 50 and 150
hours per semester.

Project submissions are now
being accepted from College per-
sonnel. We are looking for one-
time (non-repeating) projects that
will be in addition to the normal
on-going activities of the depart-
ment. Work-Study application
forms are available at the Student
Placement Office, Room 2710.

The deadline for the Fall
Semester is August 15, 1990. m

INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / AUGUST 7, 1990

Student Loan Workshops for Students

Happening Now!
August 1990
All programs .... August 8 p Re ee 9:30-12 noon
All programs .... August 8 SW sce is Diep ek Geek b 6-8:30 pm
All programs ... . August 15 A be a ey ve 9:30-12 noon
All programs .. . . August 22 BORE ge hg cae 9:30-12 noon

For more information, please contact the
Student Finance Office, Room 2710.

 

HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT

Introduction to Computers

(CIS 110 N90) Fall 1990
For Administrators, Faculty and Staff

Once again, a special section of CIS 110 - Introduction to Com-
puters is being offered for administrators, faculty and staff. The
course is scheduled for Tuesdays from 1600 to 1900 in Room 4243
(Lab 4333), commencing on September 4, 1990.

Space is limited! Registration will occur during the regular credit
registration process August 28 to 30, 1990.

Those who do not have access to an IBM-PC compatible com-

puter at home will be provided with one by the College for the dura-
tion of the course.

Microcomputer Concepts and

Software Applications

(CIS 410 N90) Fall 1990

For Administrators, Faculty and Staff

We are pleased to provide this special section of CIS 410 for
eligible College employees. This course will provide the student
with a detailed practical knowledge of microcomputers and the skill
to use and select software. Emphasis will be placed on under-
standing totally integrated software applications. The course is
scheduled for Thursdays from 1600 to 1900 commencing on Septem-
ber 6, 1990 (consult the Fall 1990 class schedule for Room number).

Space is limited! Registration will occur during the regular credit
registration process August 28 - 30, 1990. Please note that CIS 110 or
the permission of the instructor is required in order to register.

BCGEU staff interested in taking either of the above courses should
familiarize themselves with Article 21.06 of the Collective Agreement.

Employees who do not have a Douglas College student number must
apply through the Registrar's Office prior to registering on August 28th.

 

 

 

 

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