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This fall, Occupational Health will be
offered at Douglas College on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings. Registered students

will also need their days free for practi-
cums.
For Morrow, this coming year will mean

doing more updating for the course material
in her main areas of study: the role of
the Occupational Health Consultant;
legislation of health and safety; and the
promotion of change in individual organi-
zations.

"lor a program that started with only a
budget of $4,000, we've come a long way,"

Morrow says.

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we could keep them. If you plan to
attend all or part.of the morning, please
let me know which topics you are most
interested in. If this date isn't suit-
able, you are welcome to borrow the
materials at your leisure.

Gladys Loewn

 

 

Previewing Materials on
Disability Issues

In 1981 through a grant from the Ministry
of Education, Camosun College created a
series of slide/tape presentations on
various topics related to working with
people with disabilities. The plan was to
use the series for in-service, information
sessions. The topics included:

- Employment and Financial Aid

- Access and Accommodation

- [Transportation

- Adaptive Recreation

- Normal Patterns of Development

- Into the Mainstream

- The Skeletal, Muscular, and Nervous
System

- Aids to Independence

~ Handling and Mobility Techniques

- Therapeutic Intervention

- Definitions

- Major Disabling Conditions

There are also several draft copies of

booklets on similar topics.

You are invited to attend a preview of
these materials on Thursday, May 2, be-
tween 0900 - 1200 hours in Room 2710. My
aim is to decide whether you or | can use
Ihe matorials in its present form. 1 have
been given a set in order to determine it

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Music Instructor

Tuning up for summer...