ORIENTATION
PROGRAM

Douglas College, through the Regis-
trar’s Office, is planning to pilot an
Orientation program for new students
who have been admitted for the Fall
Semester of 1987.

Two events are being planned for
middle to late August. A day long
program is being planned for recent
high school graduates entering the
College. The day will provide informa-
tion and social activities to introduce
the College to the students. An even-
ing program is being planned for ma-
ture and/or part-time students to
provide essential information about
the College.

The primary purpose of this Orienta-
tion Program is to introduce students
to cross-college resources, services
and procedures. This Orientation
Program will not replace or duplicate
any orientation or information
sessions presently offered by specific
programs or by Student Services.

The following tentative agendas have
been drafted for these two events.
Please have a look at the agendas on
the following two pages and forward
your comments and/or interest in
participating, to:

Trish Angus, Registrar - by May 8

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FINAL WEEK!

Douglas College

presents

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PRINTS, PAINTINGS & PASTELS BY DON Porriranel

APRIL, 1987

Douglas College [heatre Foyer Gallery

ART EXHIBITION HOURS:
9:00am - 9:00pm Mon.-Thurs,

9:00am - 5:00pm Fri.& Sat, Oo

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