May_10, 1988

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A Douglas College Newsletter.

 

 

 

WOMEN’S DUAL
LABOUR
RESEARCH

Research on Women’s Dual
Labour, directed by Dr. Melody
Hessing of UBC and Lillian
Zimmerman of C.P. & S., and
funded by the Social Sciences
and Humanities Research
Council of Canada, is continu-
ing at Douglas College.

Hessing says, "We are inter-
viewing women staff members
to study the relationship be-
tween the work that they do in
the home and in the workplace.
We would like to talk to as
many women as possible, so
that our research sample can
include all of the stages of
women's work histories, dif-
ferent types of family
arrangements, as well as varia-
tions in types of office work."

" We are especially interested
in hearing from women with
children, including auxiliary
and part-time staff members.
Interviews will require about 2
hours of time, and include the
1-hour release granted by the
College plus one lunch-hour,"
says Hessing.

If you have not yet contacted
Melody Hessing, and are will-
ing to participate, please
contact her at 224-2256 or at
228-4947. She also wants to
thank all of the many women
who have already taken part in
the study. All interviews are
held in strict confidence and
anonymity is assured.

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COLLEGE
BOARD

At its meeting on April 21st,
the Board Members elected Dr.
Pauline Hughes as their Board
Chairman and Mrs. Myrna
Popove as their Vice-Chairman.

 

Further information will be
forthcoming regarding appoint-
ments to Committees.

M.H. Morfey

EW HOME
FOR DENTAL
PROGRAM

Aer a eT
The Chairside Dental Assist-
ing Program has taken up
residence in a new home within
the Department of General
Nursing.

The move from the Depart-
ment of Social Services and
Allied Health was timed to
coincide with the start of the

(1988-89 fiscal and program

years for the greatest con-
venience and least disruption

to students, faculty and ad-
ministration.

The support from the faculty
and administration from both
departments concerned has
made the transition successful
and uneventful.

John McKendry

RETIREMENT
PARTY

SS
Kwantlen College will be
hosting a Wine & Cheese
Retirement Party for Pat
Kavalec this month. Details
are as follows:

Date: May 24, 1988

Time: 3:30 p.m.

Place: Tech Centre Lounge,
Kwantlen College,
Newton

Cost: $5.00 per person

Anyone interested in attend-
ing should get in touch with
Gena Ballantyne at local 4910
by May 18th.

 

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Dissertation

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