Calendar of
Events

 

Noon at New West
Free concert series

Thursdays at 12:30 pm
Performing Arts Theatre

Feb 6 Nancy Hermiston, Soprano
Ellen Silverman, Piano

Feb 27 Baroque Duo
Nan Makie, Viol
Valerie Weeks, Harpischord

Amelia Douglas Gallery
Soul Motion

by Carlyle Matthew and Emmanuel Tanka
Fonta

until Feb 10

Chaos and Order: Life Patterns

by Heffa (Elizabeth Rittenger)

Feb 11 - Mar 17

Opening Reception: Feb 13, 4-8 pm

WomenSpeak
Daphne Marlatt
Feb 27, 7-9 pm
Boardroom, New West

Literature Alive
Elizabeth Brewster

Feb 12, noon

Room 1809, New West

Daniel David Moses
Feb 25, 2 pm
Room 1809, New West

Yoga Classes

Yoga I: Beginners and Intermediate
Thursdays until April 3, 1-2 pm

$5 drop-in

See Richard in Room 1317, New West, or call
5005

Institute of Urban Ecology
Free Speaker’s Series

7-8 pm in Room 1614, New West

Feb 4 Municipal Solid Waste

Feb 11 Sewage Treatment and Clean Water:
Ending the Waste Mentality

Feb 18 The Fraser River Estuary Management
Program

Wenlido

Free self-defense courses for women

Feb 6-27

Thursdays 2-4 pm

Boardroom, New West

Feb 8&9

10 am-4pm

Room 3825, New West

Courses also at Thomas Haney and David
Lam; call 5440 for dates and times J

Notes from the David Lam Campus

Good times for a good cause

Following the sellout success of December’s Holiday Season Party, students in the Hotel

and Restaurant Management Program are organizing two new fundraisers. Both events

guarantee you good food and good times for a good cause. First, you’re invited to get ready

for Valentine’s Day with the Heart and Soul Dinner and Dance on Friday, February 7. The
evening will feature a buffet dinner, dancing and door prizes (cocktails at 7pm, dinner at
8pm). Cost is $20 per person and seating is limited to 120. For tickets call pager 312-4633,
Yvonne Mostert at the David Lam Campus (local 5868), or Ginny Batke at New
Westminster (local 5439). Coming up next, the students are planning a St. Patrick’s Day
bash for Friday, March 14. Both events will be held in the cafeteria at the David Lam

Campus, 1250 Pinetree Way in Coquitlam.

ea Explore your future

March 11, 1997, 9 am - 5 pm

a Career Options
. College Programs

Workshops/Seminars

Career Exploration Fair '97

Opening doors between
education and industry —
making our community grow

New Westminster Campus
Sponsored by the Douglas College Alumni Assocation

Budget concerns, response

circulated

At the December 12, 1996 Board. Meeting, the Douglas College Faculty Association
(DCFA) brought forward several concerns relating to the College’s budget development
process. The December, 1996 special issue of Faculty Matters outlined several questions
and recommendations at length; copies are available through local 5282 or 5283.

On January 23, 1997 an open College forum was held, at which College President
Lloyd Morin and Vice Presidents Peter Greenwood, Mia Gordon, Al Atkinson and John
McKendry responded to concerns raised in Faculty Matters. The printed report was
distributed to all faculty members and departments. Additional copies of the document are
available through department heads or the President’s Office. Senior management
encourages input from all members of the College community before the budget
development document is presented to the College Board in February. ff

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