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New Westminster Food Bank

All College Personnel

This is a reminder that the BCGEU has two food
bank donation boxes on campus.

The boxes are located as follows:

- 2300 General Office - Community Programs &
Services

- 2600 Nursing Curriculum Field Base

The food banks are always in need of donations.
Please bring in non-perishable goods to help
support the New Westminster Food Bank.

Thank you for your assistance.
Barbara Edwards

 

Carribean Opportunities

The ACCC is recruiting ten curriculum
consultants to work on short term assignments
in Barbados. These assignments will require
that the Curriculum Consultants train and work
with Carribean module writers to produce
curriculum packages. These assignments will
require the presence of the consultants in
Barbados for three ten day periods and one five

 

day period between January 1986 and March 1988.

The requirements are for two groups of consul-
tants. The first group needs expertise in

Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Integrated Science
and Agricultural Science. CV's must be submitted
by December 6, 1985. The second group will have
a later application date and requires expertise in
Woods, Metals, Electricity, Technical Drawing
and Office Procedures.

For further information contact Gordan Gilgan.

 

 

Donation Anyone?

The Library needs a copy of NIBBLE v.6 #1 for
binding. If anyone is willing to donate their copy,
please send it to Theresa Kenkel - Technical
services.

Thank you.

 

First Aid Locals

Please note the changes of First Aid Locals.

New locals are: 6060
7070

Anyone who has not yet received a new sticker
with the new first aid locals please contact the
Switchboard.

Pat Thomasson

 

 

All College Employees

INTERLOCK is our employee assistance program
at Douglas College. The program provides free,
confidential and voluntary assistance for you and
your family to help resolve difficulties that affect
your personal life or ability to work. This includes
marriage or family problems, financial or legal
problems, emotional distress, or problesm caused
by alcohol or drug abuse.

Effective immediately, our new Interlock
Counsellor/Co-ordinator is Diana Stevan, MSW,
She may be contacted at 293-1871.

 

 

B.C. Provincial Museum
Travelling Exhibit

From rocky coasts to sandy beaches, you can
learn about the Seashore Plants of British
Columbia by visiting the B.C. Provincial Museum

display in the Display Room 3717 near the
Psychology lab.

The exhibit includes 20 free standing panels with
magnificient photographs of the various seashore
habitats and the various plants found in each
habitat type. Learn why land plants are unable to
grow in the sea and what special adaptations are
necessary for plants to live in the seashore
environments.

The exhibit will be on display until December 31,
1985.

For further information about the exhibit,
contact Val Schaefer at local 3904 or Adrienne
Peacock at local 3907.

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