CACIF/AEECIC

 

Canadian Association of
College and Institute
Faculty

Objective

To promote the professional objec-
tives of faculty in Canadian
colleges and institutes ona nation-
al level.

Modalities

Networking faculty across the
country in their respective areas of
professional interest.

Organizing colloques and/or
workshops in these areas.

Immediate Objectives

Publications: including newslet-
ters, software, courseware,
teaching methods, books. In short
any type of publication authored
by or with the assistance of col-
lege/institute faculty.

CACIF/AEECIC Newsletter: We
hope this newsletter will permit
faculty across the country to dis-
cuss subjects of professional
interest.

For more info:
Membership is $10 a year.

Contact: Ian Mason, Cégep de
Jonquiére, Québec. (418) 547-2191

 

 

INGIDE. LOUGLAS COLLEGE / MARCH 27, 1590

 

Memorandum to Faculty

 

Changes to Graduation
Ceremony in June

From time to time, I have received comments from faculty, ad-
ministrators, staff and students concerning the graduation ceremonies. By
and large, those comments reflected a desire to "formalize" the ceremony. To
that end, we have made major modifications to the ceremony. One of those
modifications is the gowning of all graduates. Gowns will be provided by
the College for students. Therefore, faculty who will be attending the
ceremonies should also be gowned, and my office will co-ordinate this effort
at the appropriate time; however, we will not be arranging for academic
hoods for faculty. I would ask that each faculty member assume that respon-
sibility. If you have any questions, please give myself or Jan Basaraba a call.

Please plan to attend as we celebrate our 20th Anniversary. Due to the
changes, there will be two separate ceremonies; one at 1:30 p.m. and the
second at 7:30 p.m. on June 7, 1990. Programs will be designated to each
ceremony for students to receive their awards.

P.H. Angus, Registrar

CSE ERENCE TSE A Re CARS
Group Advising Sessions Schedule

All sessions start promptly at times advertised and are approximately ] 1/2 -2
hours in length. Sessions are free and pre-registration Is not required. All
sessions are held at the New Westminster campus unless otherwise stated.

MARCH 27 — 30

Commerce & Business Administration ........... Tuesday, March 27
University transfer programs to 0830 hours
UBC and SFU Room 4221
Lorraine

Community Support Worker Program ......... Wednesday, March 28
full-time & part-time 1400 hours
Room 4221.

Lorraine

Early Childhood Education Program ........... Thursday, March 29
Basic Program 1400 hours
Room 4211

Linda

SR RMUN es oes hid a AG fee Gee SR ee Thursday, March 29
Career and University Transfer programs 1600 hours
Certificate & Diploma Room 4211
Heather

Long Term Care Aide Programs ............... Friday, March 30
Basic & Upgradin 0830 hours
Home Support Worker Training Program Room ie i

in

ASG a RE PA eR TEES YP ES 3 RRR SEATS