Work Study Project Submissions

Each year Douglas College is allocated a

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Master of Science (nursing) degrees at
the University of Portland.

 

Work-Study budget from the Ministry of
Education. Work-Study is designed to
supplement funds students receive in
student loans, while providing them with
meaningful employment. Students may work
5-15 hours per week, September through
April, on Work-Study projects.

At this time we would like to ask for
project idea submissions from interested
College personnel. We are looking for
one-time (non-repeating) projects that

Appointment of Chairperson

The Good and Welfare Committee of
Douglas College is pleased to announce
that Anne Fenton has been appointed
Chairperson to replace Anna Raffle

who retired recently.

Jean Hammer
Secretary, Good and Welfare Committee
B.C.G.E.U. Douglas College

 

will be in addition to the normal on-going

activities of the department. The

projects should provide students with

opportunitites to develop career related

skills.

Submissions should include:

1. Supervisor responsible for the project

2. Number of students required

3. Number of hours needed to complete the

project

Ob jective of the project

5. Tasks, duties the student(s) will
required to perform

6. Special qualifications needed for the
job.

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be

These submissions should be sent to the
attention of Wendy Watt, Student Finance.

 

Welcome

Welcome - B.C.1.T. Psychiatric Nursing
Faculty! Four additional Psychiatric

Nursing Faculty from B.C.1.T. have joined

the Nursing Department. They are Louise—
Moreau, Kathi Duncan, Jean Gunderson, and
“Jeanette Mossing. ; a

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Kathi Duncan (Aug. 1 Transfer from B.C.1.T)
received a Master of Science (nursing)
degree on Aug. 9/85 from the University of
Portland.

Jeanette Mossing (Aug. 1 Transfer from
B.C.1.T) and Morrie Steele were awarded
Kellogg Fellowships for the 2nd consecutive
year toward completion in Aug '86 of

To All Instructors & Staff

Please help out your harried bookstore
clerks by getting your supplies before
the rush of registration. There will
be no special line ups for signouts
during registration or the first two
weeks of classes. If you wait - you
take your chances.

 

Bookstore Extended Hours

The Bookstore will provide extended
hours for the fall 1985 semester as
follows:

Tues., Sept. 3 through Thurs. Sept. 3 -
0930 - 1930 hours.

Friday, Sept. 6 - 0930 - 1600 hours.

Mon., Sept. 9 through Thurs. Sept. 12
0930 - 1930 hours.

Friday, Sept. 13 - 0930 - 1600 hours.

Regular hours will resume effective
Monday, September 16, 1985.

0930 - 1600 hours - Monday Through
Thursday.

Textbook Refunds

Douglas College change form and
receipt must be provided for refund
purposes.

Textbook refunds may be issued for