MEET TERESA INGLIS...

 

Teresa Inglis, clerk typist in
Personnel Administration, does a lot of
reading on the job. And that's all right
with Supervisor Neil Hill: If she
didn't, he'd likely offer her another
position.

Teresa, however, doesn't read
novels or magazines or comic books on
College time. An important responsi-
bility under her job description is
that of operating and "reading" the
McBee Key-dex machine to record coded
information relating to applications
for faculty and support staff positions.

This is onlv one of Teresa's many
duties. She also receives and makes
up all applications in accordance with
procedures of Douglas's "instant
reference" file system; keeps employment
applications current by discarding those
that are six months old (non-teaching),
and those that are 24 months old
(faculty); operates and makes minor
adjustments to the Reprox Copier; acts
as relief typist on the IBM Magnetic
Card Selectric Typewriter, and as

 

relief Personnel clerk; submits student
appraisal forms to the supervisor and
then to Admissions Office for record
purposes; fills in as relief receptionist
and PBX operator for Personnel and

Campus Administration; and performs
routine typing as well as complex
clerical duties.

Teresa was born in Vancouver and
graduated in 1972 from the commercial
program at Centennial Sr. Secondary
School. She came to Douglas last
January after three months' employment
in industry and a month in the public

service.

She is an ardent boater and an
enthusiastic water and snow skier.