MAD HATTER

 

standing and taste."

Phyllis Mailing is highly
respected for her musicianship in
a wide range of vocal music. She
is particularly talented at inter-
preting contemporary works.
She has —— works by
many of Canada’s top modern
composers.

Ms. Mailing’s performance will
begin at 8:00 p.m. in the Douglas
College Performance Theatre. To
order tickets, or for more informa-
tion about this or other "More
Great Musicians" concerts, please
phone 520-5488.

B.C. FORUM - POST
SECONDARY
EDUCATION

Te Working Papers for the
B.C. Forum on Post-Secon-

dary Education held at S.R.U. on
September 25 and 26 and papers
published for the National Forum
on Post-Secondary Education
scheduled for October 25-28 in
Saskatoon are available from the
Library pamphlet file under the
title "Universities and Colleges-
Canada.”

Topics for the National Con-
ference include:

-The Challenges and Oppor-
tunities Facing Post-Secondary
Education in Sanada

-The Framework for Managing
and Financing Post-Secondary
Education in Canada

-Accessibility to and Participa-
tion in the Post-Secondary
Education System in Canada

-A Statistical Portrait of Higher
Education in Canada

-Selected and Annotated
Bibliography on Post-Secondary
Education in Canada

Gerry DellaMattia

 

 

RESEARCH
PROJECT

 

 

Doves College will be host-
ing a research project funded
by the Ministry of Advanced
Education and Job Training.
Kathleen Galarneau has been
hired as the researcher. She is a
familiar face to many of you.

The project will address
Regional Co-ordination issues for
students with disabilities in the
regions served by the Lower
Mainland colleges: Kwantlen,
V.C.C., Capilano, and Douglas.
Kathleen will evaluate the
provision of services and
programs to adults with dis-
abilities in the college regions.
She will focus on educational
needs, communication systems,
and co-ordination issues.

Kathleen will be contacting
many college personnel who
have contact with disabled stu-
dents: instructors and front line
people (Admissions, Library, Stu-
dent Services, etc.). If you would
like to express your ideas,
problems, and successes in work-
ing with disabled students, please
contact Kathleen Galarneau at
local 2755 or Gladys Loewen at
2791.

ABEABC SPONSORS
WALK FOR LITERACY

e second annual Walk for
Literacy will be held in Stan-

ley Park on Saturday, October 24,
1987. Walkers from all over the
Lower Mainland will gather
together to support the work of
Project Literacy B.C. The purpose
of the walk is to raise public
awareness about the many adults
in British Columbia who have

 

 

 

trouble reading and writing. The
walk for Literacy is sponsored by
the Adult Basic Education As-
sociation of British Columbia.
Norma Kidd president of
ABEABC says "We hope that
people who want Adult Basic
Education programs will contact
us and we will help get them into
a program that’s right for them."
For more information or pledge
sheets, please call Shelli Reeve or
Cheri Cauchon at the Adult
Literacy Contact Center at 594-
0664.

Date: Saturday, October 24,
1987

Time: 10:00 a.m. (Registration
starts at 9:00 a.m.)

Location: Stanley Park, starting
at 2nd Beach walking 5 km along
the seawall and finishing at
Lumberman’s Arch.

Purpose: To raise public aware-
ness about the quarter million
functionally illiterate people in
the province.

Proceeds: Proceeds from the
walk will be used to help in the
fight to end illiteracy in the
province.

Contact People: SHELLI

REEVE or CHERI CAUCHON

11091 72nd Avenue,
North Delta,
V4E 1Y4,B.C.
ph: 594-0664