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Tuesday, October 21, 1980
DOUGLAS COLLEGE LIBRARY
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MINUTES
OF OCTOBER 14, 1980 MEETING
RE: MOVE OF NURSING PROGRAMS
Present: Andy Andrews Win Matheson

Mary Fewster Don Porter
Bob Lisson Reg Pridham
Bob Lowe John Slattery

The move of the Nursing Programs to the north side was outlined,
and two alternatives were given serious consideration by the group:

1. Leaving Nursing at Kwantlen College until the
new building in New Westminster is ready for occupancy.

2. Moving Nursing to the Coquitlam Campus, effective May l, 1981.

The group explored the problems and trade-offs involved in the
Nursing Programs staying at the Surrey Campus for 12 to 18 months
after the creation of the two colleges (May l, 1981). The consensus
was that in spite of the significant obstacles, it is more desirable
to move the Nursing Programs (except Long Term Care and Homemaker)
to the Coquitlam Campus. effective May l, 1981.

John Slattery was named as the administrator responsible, in conjunc-
tion with Mary Fewster, to see that the move to Coquitlam is brought
about in the most effective and efficient manner possible. John will
also keep all affected parties informed of the procedures and progress
as details are worked out.

Win Matheson was named as administrator in charge of Health and Human
Service Programs for Kwantlen and was asked to develop a budget for a
lab to support the Long Term Care and Homemaker Programs.

It was agreed that Gerry DellaMattia would be asked to work with the
Admissions, Library and Counselling Departments to assist them in
regard to the move.

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