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tory Occupational Health Nursing course as
an independent study package.

Mary Fewster
Director of Nursing

 

Secondary School
Counsellor’s Conference |

The Admissions and Counselling Departments
are holding a conference on Thursday, March
10, 1983 from 0900 to 1500 hours, for all
secondary counsellors in this region.

As well, there will be representatives from
the following post-secondary institutions:

NeeUic Gs Room 2740

ce ose Ul Room 2803

3.°U. Vic. Room 2803

eB. Ga leds Room 1807

5. Cndn. Armed Room 1809
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During the afternoon these institutional rep-
resentatives will be meeting with Douglas
College students. Appointments should be
made through the Counselling Centre before
March 10, in order for the representatives

to plan their schedules accordingly.

Contact the Counselling Centre for any fur-
ther information.

 

 

YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO AN
Open House
OF
Douglas College Women‘s Centre
ON
TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1983
FROM

1:30 PM to 6:30 PM
REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED

 

 

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The Women's Centre will also be hosting an
exhibit of artistic works by Pamela Hunt
during the Open House.

Pamela was born in Newcastle-on-Tyne, Eng-
land on July 20, 1945. Art studies at sev-
eral noted academies in Europe (Hornsey
College of Art-London, Atelier 17-Paris,
Academy Julian-Paris, Academy Des Beaux
Arts-Brussels, afforded Pamela a first hand ,
involvement with the creation and disciples
of turn-of-the-century artists.

 

Technical Aid Fair

Douglas College is hosting the provincial
Adult Special Education Conference on March
3 and 4. One of the activities during the
conference is a Technical Aid Fair, where
companies and organizations will be display-
ing a variety of technical aids designed to
assist disabled people in educational, work
and community settings.

All staff, faculty and students are invited
to attend this part of the conference.

LOCATION:
TIMES:

Room 2710

Thurs., March 3
Fri., March 4

1400-2200 hours
0900-1600 hours

ADMISSION: FREE |

Displays will include visual aids, computer
adaptations, voice computers, word process-
ing machines, and other techniological de-
velopments.

For further information, contact the Commun-
ity Programs and Services Department.

 

$1.00 FROM EVERY WOMEN IN CANADA WILL HELP
US BE PART OF THE FUTURE TOO!

Canada's only women's university is asking
one dollar from every woman throughout the
country to support scholarships and bursar-
ies for deserving women of all ages and to