INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / DECEMBER 19, 1989

 

 

 

Athletic Update

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Royals women’s basketball
team started to regain their old (pre-
strike) form Friday by defeating
U.B.C. JV’s 78-57. The game was
aggressively played by both teams,
and at times got quite “chippy”.
Top scorers for Douglas were Crys-
tal Caldwell with 12, Lorraine Den-
nis with 11 & Jana Gibson with 10.

The following night Douglas
travelled to Skagit Valley College in
Washington. After a close half-time
score of 34-30 for Skagit, Royals
steadily slipped further behind as
they were called for many “touch”
fouls sending the home team to the
foul line and Royal's players to the
bench, resulting in a 70-53 defeat
for the Royals, Carrie Carlsen had
17 points and Lana Evdokimenko
had 13 points.

The Douglas Royals vs. U.B.C
JV’s game at 8:15 p.m. Dec. 8th was
cancelled.

 

6TH ANNUAL ROYAL CLASSIC
WOMEN’S & MEN’S
BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

December 28 - 29 - 30, 1989

Women’s Teams

North Idaho
Medicine Hat
Edmonds
Fraser Valley
Clackamus
N.A.LT.
Spokane Falls
Douglas College

Men’‘s Teams

S.A.LT.

Fraser Valley
Medicine Hat
Mt. Hood
Everett

Cariboo

Mt. Royal
Douglas College

Schedule available from the
Athletic Department - Room 1338.

 

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Douglas College

Half-Time Faculty Member for
Spring Semester for Unit Review

Competition Number 89-086F
Closing Date: January 9, 1990

The College’s Unit Review
process will enter full operation in
February 1990. A faculty member
is needed half-time to serve with
the Manager of Institutional Re-
search and Development as the
second resource person for the Unit
Review Committees. The appoint-
ment will be for the Spring 1990
Semester.

The position’s duties are wide-
ranging and include:

- advising Committee members
about the review process

- assisting each Committee
Chairman in arranging meetings

- assisting in the development of
questionnaires and the collection
of data

- assisting with the preparation of
each Committee’s report

 

The position is suitable for a
well-rounded, practical person who
can work effectively in a variety of
small group settings. Specialized
knowledge or skills are not re-
quired, but an interest in research
and evaluation would be helpful.

Please apply in writing, include
supporting educational documenta-
tion, letters of reference, and for-
ward to:

DOUGLAS COLLEGE
Personnel Department
4th Floor, South

Room 4700

 

Simon Fraser University

 

Department of Communication

The Department of Communication invites applicants at any academic
rank for a position beginning in September 1990.

The area of specialization required for this position is Canadian com-
munication policy (broadcasting and media). The applicant should
demonstrate research interest and competence in a range of policy-related
issues including: Canadian communication policy in a comparative con-
text; Canadian broadcast and media policy in connection with new com-
munication technologies; policy and international communication; new
directions and methodologies for research on policy environments and

policy implementation.

Ph.D. and evidence of a strong record in teaching and research re-
quired. The ability to guide graduate study in this area is essential.

Applications must be accompanied by a curriculum vitae and the
names, addresses and telephone numbers of three references, and must be
received by the Department Chair’s Secretary by 15 January 1990. This
position is subject to final budgetary approval.

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