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Information about this activity was sent to all college presidents early
in January. If you cannot get to the Conference, please request that the Faculty
Professional Development Office sign up for the Teleconference. If you live within
driving distance of Hamilton, you might also consider purchasing a ticket ($20. per
seat) for just Dr. de Bono's presentation; tickets available from the Conference
Office.

 

Poster Sessions

One of the criticisms of past ACCC Conferences was that there was no
mechanism for delegates to find other participants with a mutual interest in a topic
that may not fit with the conference theme or that might be too specialized for a
large group session. Thus we have developed Poster Sessions.

Poster Sessions will provide all registrants with an opportunity to
interact, network and share ideas, projects, topics and interest areas at ACCC
Conference '87. The Poster Session will be held during the breakfast and lunch hours
in self-contained spaces. Each delegate presenting a Poster Session will advertise
his or her session by displaying a poster on the centrally located notice board.

If you are planning to attend ACCC Conference '87 and are interested in
presenting a Poster Session, please contact your College's Information Officer for a
copy of the Preliminary Program whch contains a registration form or the ACCC
‘Conference '87 Office (416) 575-2128 for more information.

Plenary Sessions, Major Seminars and Small Group Discussions

 

Of course every conference has it speakers, moderators and panel
members. At the time of writing we are offering more that 100 sessions of all sizes
over the course of 3 days; there will be more than 125 speakers from. business,
colleges, universities, and unions presenting these sessions.

Some topics that may be of particular interest to faculty members
will include:

College Labour Relations in an Entrepreneurial Society
Andre Blais, Federation des CEGEPS
Michael Skolnik, Professor, OISE

Community College: An Appropriate Environment for the Development of
Entrepreneurial Characteristics?
Yvan Gasse, Director, Centre for Small Business, Laval University

The Student: Participant or Product?
Manon Gagnon, President, Canadian College Student Association

Literacy Across the Curriculum
Linda Shohet, Dawson College and Barry Lazoruk, Fairview College

College Education: The Private Sector Approach
Don Shaw, Shaw Colleges

 

New Canadians and Entrepreneurial Dreams
R. M. Watson and A. Wong, Vancouver Community College