(a) el iminate ate ful 1-time Homemaker Progr am,
which has p laced approximately 40 perso
oa year for the past two years ae the; 3s
workforce. | re
(e) eliminate an additional person i iteeaced) to
work in the ‘development of new occupati ene
Programs .

In addition the Douglas Board js very much concerned
over further reductions next year, should no further
finderbe forthcoming, in view of the 1982 openin g of
. stn y Permanent Campus. The building is
sized f | y development ou je e fron
its pre resent full time equiv ‘lent student popula we

 

    

  

 

} sprornatety 1800, to a full-time equiva ent Student.

Population approximately 2800 any 988-90.

 
  
 

The pl anned introduction of - the Provinci al Dent tal Hygiene
Program in September 2) alone wi be a a ‘
significant addition to College operations, and the need
to operate the bui \ding itself must be provided for. ‘le
have already provided your Ministry with ‘projections of —
costs, and details of our estim tes will be included
" Bie budget He ae es an red for the et
‘iscal year. We ask that you consider our present t
in the light of ae inte nided devel opment ar p ia ue

 

   

 

 

 

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Kwantlen Coll aes proposes. to.

? (a) reduce academic. courses by 325 student —
places (13 sections), ne

Cb) teas e Bus iness Office | Training Peorety
by 20 ) seats,

(c) reduce Continuing Education staffing.

(d) discontinue igh School fener
at Langley,

_(e) redirect part-time training funds.
(Ff) eliminate program developnent funds.

The Kwantlen Board is particularly concerned about the —

eae population growth for the region as supported by