INTRODUCING:
THE COMMUNITY RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

 

 

 

WHO? Randi Duke - Community Resource
Development Officer, Room 4800E,
Local 4811.

WHAT ? To serve as the focal point for
information on project ideas and
funding sources for the college
and the community.

To develop a complete information
source of available regional,
provincial and national sources of
sponsorship that could be identi-
fied with new and expanding Col-
lege activities.

To co-ordinate all applications
for funding made through, or in
conjunction with, the college for
which alternative sources of fund-
ing must be found.
HOW ? Contact the Community Resource
Development Officer to discuss
potential project ideas and fund-
ing sources.

Consult with colleagues and super-
visors regarding operational im-
plications and ongoing project
commitments.

Prepare prospective applications
for funding with assistance from
the Community Resource Development
Office.

At their meeting on October 4, Management
Committee approved the terms of reference
for operation of the Community Resource
Development Office.

For further information, contact Randi Duke.

 

 

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APPOINTMENTS

 

Joyce Cameron, Literacy Instructor at the |
college, has been invited to serve on an
Advisory Committee of the Open Learning
Institute which will examine OLI's present
and future role in Literacy level educa-
tion.

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Gerry DellaMattia has been appointed to the,
Executive Committee of the Post-Secondary
Institutional Research Committee of B.C.
The committee is a consortium of B.C. col-
leges, institutes, universities and agen-
cies dealing with post-secondary education.

 

SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES

Due to delays in the Student Finance Of fice
this semester, the deadline to apply for
scholarships and bursaries administered by
Douglas College has been extended to Oct-
ober 21.

Applications are available in the Student
Finance Office. Award descriptions are
contained in the Douglas College Calendar.

Julie Steele

 

INTRAMURALS AND ATHLETICS

A hearty congratulations to the Douglas
College Golf Team for placing second in the
Totem Conference Golf Tournament held Cct-
ober 1 & 2 in Kamloops. Garry Cusson had
the second best individual score and coach
Gert Van Niekerk had the best score among
coaches. Good work guys: Another trophy
for Douglas College.

Indoor soccer (which started October 6),
runs from 1200 to 1400 hours in the gym and!
all staff and faculty not playing, come and
cheer on your representative team "The Com- |
bos". These guys are to be admired - they
were willing to play even before they knew
referees were to be supplied. Second level
gym doors will be open, so drop into the
gym on October 20 and watch the action.