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May 2, 1983

 

Mad Hatter

A Douglas College Newsletter.

 

DOUGLAS COLLEGE LIBRARY —

 

 

Staff Development Day

Friday, May (3

The staff Orientation Committee will be
presenting a series of workshops in conjunc-

tion with the Faculty Professional Develop-
ment Day on Friday, May 13, 1983.

The topics to be covered are as follows:

1. Role of Support Services in Community
Colleges

2. Serving the Student with Special Needs

3. Serving the Non-Traditional Woman
Student

4. Stress Management
. Written/Oral Communications on the Job

Program

0900-0930 Coffee in Room 2201
(large lecture theatre)

0930-1100 Valuing Support Services in the

Community College
Speaker: Dr. Sheilah Thompson

Reactor panel: Julie Beaucaire,
Yvonne Mostert, Steve Sale, Paul

Taylor
Chairperson: Brenda Jack
Location: Room 2201

1100-1130
1130-1230

Coffee in Room 2201
Concurrent Sessions:

1. Serving the Student with
Special Needs

Speaker: Gladys Klassen
Chairperson: Sue Skinner
Location : Room 2203

2. Serving the Non-Traditional
Woman Student

Speaker: Marian Exmann
Chairperson: Anne Fenton
Location: Room 2201

ARCHIVES
1230-1400 Lunch
1400-1600 Concurrent Sessions:

1. Written Communication on
the Job

Speaker: Neil Fairlie
Chairperson: Eileen Bowcott
Location: Room 2203

2. Stress Management

Speaker: Beth Morris
Chairperson: Helen Cooper
Location: Room 2201

Wine & Cheese Social in the
Lower Cafeteria

1600-

 

 

Interested in First Aid?

If any staff or faculty member would like

to be considered for a first aid attendent
or alternate, please contact the Personnel
Department.

Bob Corbett,
Chairman, Safety Committee

 

Notice of Vacation

Don McEachern will be on vacation from May
2 to May 20, 1983. During that time Lorna
Kirkham will be the Acting Director of the
Social Services and Allied Health Deprtment.

 

More Thanks

Error of ommission - more thanks due to the
Library!

The Arts and Humanities Department wish to
thank ALL Library staff and librarians for
their constant assistance to us all.

At the last meeting of the Department, a
resolution to that effect was passed unan-
imously.

Terry Farrell
Chairman, Dept. of Arts and Humanities