THE MAD HATTER’ ‘

A Douglas College Newsletter
Published weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in
the summer semester

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Douglas College Technical .

and Vocational Institute
P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster, B.C.

Editor: Melanie Falcon
Telephone: 588-4411, Local 283

Notice Board

 

 

 

FROM: College-wide Professional Development
Committee

Your department representatives have polled
faculty and there is consensus that faculty
object to interruption of the semester for

Professional Development.

We feel that May Professional Development
should be expanded rather than dividing up
our efforts in planning days at various
times in the year. If you have a position
on mid-semester days, please write it and
submit to the committee.

Management Committee is not yet convinced
and more faculty input may be needed to
support the Professional Development Com-
mittee's position.

The committee is planning no mid-semester
days for this Spring.

If you wish to complete review of committee
activities, please see your departmental
representative or see the Faculty Association
newsletter, Christmas 1978 issue.

Shelly Somerville, Educational Planner,
Surrey Campus, is now in Room 601A and her
local has changed from 257 to 268.

Sandra Carpenter, Reading Consultant, has
moved her office on the Surrey Campus from
Room 601A to 601F and her local has changed
from 268 to 258.

 

WE'RE MOVING! 's

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As the Continuing Education office moves from

the Surrey Campus to the Coquitlam Campus, we
would like to thank all of our friends at
Surrey for their hospitality and help over the
years and invite them to come and visit us in
our new home at Coquitlam.

We will be arriving and ‘open for business'
at Coquitlam on February 5. We will be loc-
ated in the Residence II Building, telephone,
525-9211.

Eileen Bowcott
Lillian Bullach
Jim Doerr

Marj Gueho
Marion James
Gerri Phillips
Barbara Thorn
Alisen Watson

THE END OF THE LINE:

A simulation game in social gerontology, if
you are: *

- someone interested in working with the
elderly.

- a student of the aging process

- interested in one of the helping pro-
fessions.

- interested in learning about simulations
as a learning tool.

then you will be interested in participating.

Limited to 30-35 players - overflow can be
observers.

Date: Monday, January 29
Time: 12:00-2:00, sharp
Place: NW 308 AB

If interested, contact Phil Warren, Surrey,
local 238.

If we can't be reached, leave your name and

Phone number. We will put you on the list of
participants.

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MAD HATTER SUBMISSIONS

The deadline for submissions to the Mad
Hatter is Thursday noon of each week.

Please send articles to Melanie Falcon, Surrey
Campus.