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Bye Bye Beth!

On behalf of the Community Programs and
Services Division I would like to congratu-
late Beth Bosshard on her appointment as
Program Director for Humanities and Sci-
ences at the Centre for Continuing Educa-
tion at U.B.C.

Beth will be leaving Douglas College as of
June 15. She will be missed by both the
Community Programs and Services Division
and by the Academic Division.

Best wishes, Beth, from all of us at
Douglas:

Jim Doerr

 

Appointment

I am pleased to announce the appointment of
Lillian Zimmerman as the Community Program-
mer assigned to work with the Academic Divi-
sion. As Supervisor of Humanities at the
U.B.C. Centre for Continuing Education, and
as a Community Programmer at Douglas Col-
lege since 1972, Lillian brings extensive
experience to her new assignment.

Lillian will continuing her responsibilities
for the Family Education Centre, as well as
programming with the Academic Division.

Lillian will assume her new responsibilit-
ies effective September 1, 1983.

Jim Doerr

 

Employment Opportunities

Douglas College requires Adult Basic Educa-
tion Instructors:

1. A full-time temporary instructor is re-):
quired for a Level 2/3 Adult Basic Educa-
tion Program at Maple Ridge for Septem-
ber 1, 1983. Areas of instruction may
include English, Math, Social Studies

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and Science, subject to team teaching
arrangements with the Level 3/4 in-
structor. (Competition No. 83-795)

2. A second full-time temporary instructor
is required for a Level 2/3 Adult Basic
Education Program in New Westminster
for September 1, 1983. Areas of in-
struction will include English, and may
include Science, Math and Social Stud-
ies. (Competition No. 83-796)

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Applicants for both positions should have
appropriate training and experience.

Please apply in writing, quoting appropriate
competition number(s), prior to June 3, 1983
to the Personnel Office.

NOTE: Both of these positions are subject
to final funding confirmation.

 

Northwest Community College requires a Reg-
ional Education Services Coordinator for |
its Prince Rupert campus.

Reporting to the Director of Continuing Ed-
ucation, the Regional Education Services
Coordinator is directly (or in some cases,
jointly) responsible for the development,
administration, implementation, supervision
and evaluation of all College Vocational,
Academic, and General Interest programs of-
fered in Prince Rupert and surrounding
areas. The Coordinator is also responsible |
for the operation of College facilities in
Prince Rupert as well as hiring and super-
vision of program and support staff.

Masters Degree in Education or equivalent
combination of experience and education is
preferred. Starting date - July 1, 1983.

Send applications, by June 10, 1983, to:
Mr. Gary Baker, Director

Continuing Education Services

Northwest Community College

Box 726, Terrace, B.C. V8G 4C2

Tel: 635-6511]

Northwest Community College requires a Reg-
ional Education Services Coordinator for
its Smithers campus.