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bia. Association
Peter Sieizon EVALUATION

The More Great Musicians ;
March 25 concert will begin at 8 John Collins anise Saja)
p.m. in the Performing Arts of Continuing Education Project
Theatre, Room 4100. Tickets to eae may scone with
hear Jane Coop are $8 general the College to develop a program
pelted fodpeudichts andi seniors AN INVITATION evaluation system.

For reservations, call the Box Of-
fice at 520-5488.

 

 

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ISSUES IN THE
ARTS IN
CANADA

 

LECTURE SERIES

   

Douglas College, PFA 101:
Arts and Culture in Canada, a
series of guest lectures is being
presented dealing with current is-
sues in the arts. Students, faculty
and staff of the College are in-
vited to attend any of these lec-
tures, which should be of interest
to all Canadians. All lectures take
place from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00
noon.

Tuesday, March 22 Room 3221
“Copyright and Public Lending Rights"
Virginia Chisholm, Director, Douglas
College Leaming Resources Centre

Thursday, March 24 Room 2201
“Free Trade and Canadian Identity"

Laurier Lapierre, CKVU
Tuesday, March 29 Room 3221
“The Craftsman in Canada”
Michael Dunn, Douglas College
Music Instrument Repair Program
Thursday, April 7 Room 2201

“Architectural Preservation and
Restoration"

Gordon Price, Vancouver alderman
Thursday, April 14 Room 2201
“Censorship and Pornography”

 

 

The Psychology Discipline of
Douglas College cordially invites
you to attend a special guest-lec-
ture on Thursday, March 24 from
12:15 to 1:45 p.m. in Room 2201.

The speaker is Dr. P Tata, Senior
Clinical Psychologist of St.
George’s Hospital in London,
England. He will be speaking on
Eating Disorders.

A question-and-answer period
is included in the programme. Ad-
mission is free.

Co-ordinator, Valerie MacBean

 

FELLOWSHIP
AWARDED

John and Dale were selected for
this project because of their exper-
tise in program evaluation, their
previous experience in program
evaluation and their plan to con-
sult extensively with faculty and
administrators.

I am confident that they will be
sensitive to our personal and in-
stitutional concerns.

Gerry DellaMattia

Dean, Educational and Student
Services

 

 

Gail Fraser, English instructor,
has received a SSHRCC (Social
Sciences and Humanities
Research Council of Canada)
Postdoctoral Fellowship. It’s for
full-time research to be carried
out at U.B.C. and Stanford
University. The program invol-
ves researching and writing a
book about Joseph Conrad’s
portrayal of women, in the con-
text of political, social, and
literary developments in Europe
(including Poland) in the
nineteenth and early twentieth
centuries. Tenure is for one year,
renewable for another year, and
the value is approximately
$50,000. Gail will commence the
fellowship in September 1988.

Maurice Hodgson

 

SUMMER
REGISTRATION

Summer Registration will take
place on FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1988 -
3rd floor North building -
commencing at 0830 to 1600
hours.

 

Registration Instructions will be
available for pick-up in the Office
of the Registrar on Tuesday,
March 15, 1988.

Trish Angus, Registrar