Celebration photos continued...

 

Behavioural Interventionist Citation: Back (/ to r): Lynne Wilson, Susan Vincent,
Chris Horrocks, Nicholas Watkins, Cheryl Jeffs, Kathleen Wallden, Rosemary Love;
front: Sandra Polushin, Jan Carrie, Wendy Parry, Lori Woods, Richard Norman; not
pictured: Gord Tulloch.

 

Special Award - Doula Certificate : (/ to r): Kathie Lindstrom, Health Sciences
presents Doula Certificate to Jill MacLachlan, LLPA, in recognition of her classroom
delivery of student Haddy Saal-Keita’s daughter.

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bachelor of Business Administration: Back row (I to r): Joan Adams, Rosilyn
Coulson; front row : Joe Ilsever, Gilbert Fick; not pictured: Elizabeth Hicks.

 

Acknowledging
distinguished service

A new Douglas College award
program will celebrate the
outstanding accomplishments of

College employees.

‘The President’s Distinguished Service
Awards will be given to those who
have contributed to the betterment of

the College community.

The awards will recognize up to

three employees for outstanding
contributions to the learning and
working environment at Douglas
College. All employees are eligible for
the awards and can be nominated by
any Douglas College employee.

Selection criteria for award recipients
include: accomplishments that benefit
the Douglas College community;
displays of dedication, integrity and

commitment to high standards;

acts of inspiration and response to
students and co-workers; and service
to the community both on and off
campus.

All nominations must be made

in writing and forwarded to the
President's Distinguished Service
Award Selection Committee.
Deadline for nominations is
September 15. The awards will be
presented at the Annual Employee
Recognition Reception, normally
held in the Fall of each year.

For full award information, selection
criteria or to download a nomination
form, visit www.douglascollege.

ca/about/presidents-awards.

Submissions for Shanghai
symposium sought

‘The Shanghai Administration
Institute (SAI) is offering Douglas
College faculty the chance to present
at an international symposium in

Shanghai in November.

‘The SAI is accepting submissions on
the topic of “Karl Marx’s Capital and
its Contemporary Value” to be held
November 2 to 6.

The primary focus of this
international symposium is to
examine the relevance and value
of Marx’s work and his effect on
contemporary societies in the West
and East.

Academic works in the areas of
Philosophy, Economics, Sociology,
Political Science, Social Sciences,

Psychology, Legal Studies and

 

Students get connected
The Office for New Students hosted students, family and friends at its annual
Connect Event information fair held Wednesday May 30. Participants explored
all aspects of Douglas College programs, facilities and services.

Human Services are being sought for

presentation.

Douglas College will provide support
for up to two faculty members to
attend the symposium to present
papers. Presenters will have all
international travel costs, room and
board, conference fees and cultural
activities paid for by Douglas College
and the SAI. Applicants must also
submit a plan, approved by their
dean, for coverage of their teaching

responsibilities during their absence.

Applications, abstracts and papers
should be submitted electronically to
Laureen Dailey, at daileyl@douglas.
be.ca in the Office of the Vice
President Education. Deadline is

August 1.

 

 

INside - June 2007