INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE/APRIL 2, 1991

 

Mary Johnson - Department of
Psychiatric Nursing

[' is with sadness that the Department of Psychiatric Nursing notes the
death of Mary Johnson, RN, a long-time member of the Psychiatric
Nursing faculty. Mary died on March 18, 1991 after a long battle with can-
cer.

Mary joined the Psychiatric Nursing faculty at BCIT in 1980, teaching
as part of the Pediatrics/ Mental Handicap Team. She transferred to
Douglas College with the Psychiatric Nursing Program in 1985. During
her time here she taught basic nursing skills and medical nursing in the
clinical setting.

Mary was a committed nursing practitioner and teacher. She was a joy
to work with and an important member of the Department. She was a
caring human being who will be sadly missed by all her colleagues and
friends at the College. Mary is survived by her husband, Greg and 15-
year-old daughter Meagan. @

That's a lot of Crock — Pots!

 

 

 

 

 

Dip You Know....

« « « « The population of the region
served by Douglas College is
projected to grow from 400,000 to
450,000 people during the next
decade. This information, however,
does not help tremendously in
predicting enrolment trends. The
difficulty in forecasting those trends
lies not in anticipating population
growth, but in estimating how
many of those people will be par-
ticipating in post-secondary and
other College programs.

Foundation Officer
Mark Crozet (right) and
other chili culinaries in
the concourse during
Foundation Week
activities. The Student
Society took the top
prize, Eleanor Nucho
was second, and the
Foundation took third
prize, which they
waived and awarded to
Gladys Loewen. Prizes
were donated by Canada
Safeway, Robin's
Donuts and the
Douglas College
Athletic Association.