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published weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in

the summer semester
by

& Douglas College Technical

and Vocational Institute

P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster,B.C.
Editor: Judie Steeves, Surrey campus

Telephone: 588-4411, loc. 283

 

 

 

 

 

Notice Board

THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
1978 Short Course
On The Administration of Post-Secondary
Institutions

Coordinator: Dr. JHA Wallin, Professor
Centre for the Study of Administration
in Education

This non-credit short course is offered
each spring by UBC's Centre for the
Study of Administration in Education
in conjunction with the credit course,
Education 559 The Administration of
Post-Secondary Institutions. To
facilitate participation of persons
from areas outside of the Lower Main-
land area, the Short Course is in two
concentrated segments, separated by a
5-week interval.

SEGMENT ONE. 1200-2200 hours
Thursday, March 2 and
0900-1600 hours
Friday, March 3.

Current Issues and Developments in BC

Using a conference approaci the topics
will include the following: B.C.'s
new Colleges Act; meshing facilities
and programmes with employwe rt and
economic realities; implications of
changes on student enrolment forecasts
for faculty personnel policies; pro-

gramme and institutional effectiveness -

whose criteria? What's happening on
the accreditation front in B.C.?

to 3rd and 4th year programmes for
the Interior and the Nort!:?

Resource persons include: Prof Brahm
Wiesman, Dr. John Dennison, Dr. William

Tetlow, Dr. Bruce Fraser, Mr. Andrew
Soles, and Dr. Jack Blaney. j

0900-1600 hours Friday,

DOUGLAS COLLEGE LABRARY,

PIE ;
Mandbeti¢ht Skills in Post-Secondary
Administration

A workshop approach will be used that
consists of both theoretical and practice
sessions. Skills to be focussed on:

time management; interpersonal (verbal)
communications; and group problem-—
solving. The materials (case studies
and exercises) will be drawn from B.C.
post-secondary settings.

PLACE: Vancouver Airport Hyatt House
COST: $100.00

APPLICATION FORM AVAILABLE FROM DEAN OF
INSTRUCTION

 

ATTENTION: ALL INTERESTED PARTIES

 

SEALED OFFERS ACCEPTED ON FOLLOWING:

] only 1971 Datsun Pick Up Truck
Serial No. PL521522504
Approx. Mileage - 72,000 Miles
WHERE IS- AS IS CONDITION

To view: Contact Mr. Pat Keenan
Surrey Campus Carpenter Shop
Hours 8:30am - 3:00pm

Note: Vehicle CANNOT be driven off of
Douglas College Parking Lot

If you are interested in bidding on this
unit, submit your SEALED OFFER, in
writing, to M.M. Endacett, Purchasing
Dept., New Westminster Campus.

The bids will be time stamped as they

are received and will be opened at

10:00am Friday, February 17, 1978.

The vehicle will be sold to the highest
bidder and/or earliest time stamp in

case of duplicate bids.

NOTE: OFFERS OF UNDER $100.00 UNACCEPTABLE.

*Provincial Tax on 7% is applicable to
this purchase.

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