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Workshop on Deafness:
Communication and Culture
Dottie Rundles, instructor for
"Career and Job Exploration for
Adults with Hearing Impairments" will
be offering a workshop for interested
staff, faculty, administrators and
students. It would be good if repre-
sentatives from all service areas
would come to the workshop:
Admissions, Library, Student Services
Cafeteria, Bookstore, and C.P. & S.
Date: Thursday, January 31, 1985
Time: 0830 - 1000 hours
Room: 2802
Topic: Deafness: Communication and
Culture
a) What deafness is.
How to communicate with
deaf people.
b)
What it means to have deaf
adults on campus.
ce)
d) Information on deaf culture
New Program for Deaf Adults
On February 4, 10 12 students will
be enrolling in a new program at the
College. So what's unique about that?
These students are registering for
Career and Job Exploration for Adults
with Hearing Impairments. We have
had deaf and hard of hearing students
attend the College, but we have never
had a specific group of deaf students
Dottie Rundles has been hired as the
instructor and is currently working
on developing the curriculum. She is
located in the Counselling Centre
2790C, local 2793.
Dottie has been teaching sign language
through Community Programs and Ser-
vices division and has also been
teaching part time in the Human
Service Worker - Mental Retardation
Program.
A warm welcome is entended to Dottie,
Gladys Loewen
Coordination Duties
For the Spring Semester 1985,
Cathleen Smith is replacing Carol
Ebner as Coordinator of the Full-Time
Early Childhood Education Program.
Please direct all enquiries and
information to Cathleen at Local
2842.
Food Bank Collection
Even though the holiday season is
over, we are still collecting for
the Food Bank. Containers for this
purpose are located in Room 2300
(community Programs beside the
Cafeteria) or in Room 2600 (Nursing
Field Base).
Also, a special thanks to everyone
who brought in donations during the
holiday season. I can assure you
all that it was very much appreciated
by the Food Bank!
Susan Skinner,
Chairperson,
B.C.G.E.U., Local 59
Word Processing Service
Professional Quality at
Reasonable Rates!
For more information, please contact
Susan Skinner - Local 2603 or
596-3993 (evenings)
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Workshop on Deafness:
Communication and Culture
Dottie Rundles, instructor for
"Career and Job Exploration for
Adults with Hearing Impairments" will
be offering a workshop for interested
staff, faculty, administrators and
students. It would be good if repre-
sentatives from all service areas
would come to the workshop:
Admissions, Library, Student Services
Cafeteria, Bookstore, and C.P. & S.
Date: Thursday, January 31, 1985
Time: 0830 - 1000 hours
Room: 2802
Topic: Deafness: Communication and
Culture
a) What deafness is.
How to communicate with
deaf people.
b)
What it means to have deaf
adults on campus.
ce)
d) Information on deaf culture
New Program for Deaf Adults
On February 4, 10 12 students will
be enrolling in a new program at the
College. So what's unique about that?
These students are registering for
Career and Job Exploration for Adults
with Hearing Impairments. We have
had deaf and hard of hearing students
attend the College, but we have never
had a specific group of deaf students
Dottie Rundles has been hired as the
instructor and is currently working
on developing the curriculum. She is
located in the Counselling Centre
2790C, local 2793.
Dottie has been teaching sign language
through Community Programs and Ser-
vices division and has also been
teaching part time in the Human
Service Worker - Mental Retardation
Program.
A warm welcome is entended to Dottie,
Gladys Loewen
Coordination Duties
For the Spring Semester 1985,
Cathleen Smith is replacing Carol
Ebner as Coordinator of the Full-Time
Early Childhood Education Program.
Please direct all enquiries and
information to Cathleen at Local
2842.
Food Bank Collection
Even though the holiday season is
over, we are still collecting for
the Food Bank. Containers for this
purpose are located in Room 2300
(community Programs beside the
Cafeteria) or in Room 2600 (Nursing
Field Base).
Also, a special thanks to everyone
who brought in donations during the
holiday season. I can assure you
all that it was very much appreciated
by the Food Bank!
Susan Skinner,
Chairperson,
B.C.G.E.U., Local 59
Word Processing Service
Professional Quality at
Reasonable Rates!
For more information, please contact
Susan Skinner - Local 2603 or
596-3993 (evenings)
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DOUGLAS COLLEGE
ARCHIVE
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| Mad Hatter Page 5
Workshop on Deafness:
Communication and Culture
Dottie Rundles, instructor for
"Career and Job Exploration for
Adults with Hearing Impairments" will
be offering a workshop for interested
staff, faculty, administrators and
students. It would be good if repre-
sentatives from all service areas
would come to the workshop:
Admissions, Library, Student Services
Cafeteria, Bookstore, and C.P. & S.
Date: Thursday, January 31, 1985
Time: 0830 - 1000 hours
Room: 2802
Topic: Deafness: Communication and
Culture
a) What deafness is.
How to communicate with
deaf people.
b)
What it means to have deaf
adults on campus.
ce)
d) Information on deaf culture
New Program for Deaf Adults
On February 4, 10 12 students will
be enrolling in a new program at the
College. So what's unique about that?
These students are registering for
Career and Job Exploration for Adults
with Hearing Impairments. We have
had deaf and hard of hearing students
attend the College, but we have never
had a specific group of deaf students
Dottie Rundles has been hired as the
instructor and is currently working
on developing the curriculum. She is
located in the Counselling Centre
2790C, local 2793.
Dottie has been teaching sign language
through Community Programs and Ser-
vices division and has also been
teaching part time in the Human
Service Worker - Mental Retardation
Program.
A warm welcome is entended to Dottie,
Gladys Loewen
Coordination Duties
For the Spring Semester 1985,
Cathleen Smith is replacing Carol
Ebner as Coordinator of the Full-Time
Early Childhood Education Program.
Please direct all enquiries and
information to Cathleen at Local
2842.
Food Bank Collection
Even though the holiday season is
over, we are still collecting for
the Food Bank. Containers for this
purpose are located in Room 2300
(community Programs beside the
Cafeteria) or in Room 2600 (Nursing
Field Base).
Also, a special thanks to everyone
who brought in donations during the
holiday season. I can assure you
all that it was very much appreciated
by the Food Bank!
Susan Skinner,
Chairperson,
B.C.G.E.U., Local 59
Word Processing Service
Professional Quality at
Reasonable Rates!
For more information, please contact
Susan Skinner - Local 2603 or
596-3993 (evenings)
ARCHIVE
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| Mad Hatter Page 5
Workshop on Deafness:
Communication and Culture
Dottie Rundles, instructor for
"Career and Job Exploration for
Adults with Hearing Impairments" will
be offering a workshop for interested
staff, faculty, administrators and
students. It would be good if repre-
sentatives from all service areas
would come to the workshop:
Admissions, Library, Student Services
Cafeteria, Bookstore, and C.P. & S.
Date: Thursday, January 31, 1985
Time: 0830 - 1000 hours
Room: 2802
Topic: Deafness: Communication and
Culture
a) What deafness is.
How to communicate with
deaf people.
b)
What it means to have deaf
adults on campus.
ce)
d) Information on deaf culture
New Program for Deaf Adults
On February 4, 10 12 students will
be enrolling in a new program at the
College. So what's unique about that?
These students are registering for
Career and Job Exploration for Adults
with Hearing Impairments. We have
had deaf and hard of hearing students
attend the College, but we have never
had a specific group of deaf students
Dottie Rundles has been hired as the
instructor and is currently working
on developing the curriculum. She is
located in the Counselling Centre
2790C, local 2793.
Dottie has been teaching sign language
through Community Programs and Ser-
vices division and has also been
teaching part time in the Human
Service Worker - Mental Retardation
Program.
A warm welcome is entended to Dottie,
Gladys Loewen
Coordination Duties
For the Spring Semester 1985,
Cathleen Smith is replacing Carol
Ebner as Coordinator of the Full-Time
Early Childhood Education Program.
Please direct all enquiries and
information to Cathleen at Local
2842.
Food Bank Collection
Even though the holiday season is
over, we are still collecting for
the Food Bank. Containers for this
purpose are located in Room 2300
(community Programs beside the
Cafeteria) or in Room 2600 (Nursing
Field Base).
Also, a special thanks to everyone
who brought in donations during the
holiday season. I can assure you
all that it was very much appreciated
by the Food Bank!
Susan Skinner,
Chairperson,
B.C.G.E.U., Local 59
Word Processing Service
Professional Quality at
Reasonable Rates!
For more information, please contact
Susan Skinner - Local 2603 or
596-3993 (evenings)
ARCHIVE
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| Mad Hatter Page 5
Workshop on Deafness:
Communication and Culture
Dottie Rundles, instructor for
"Career and Job Exploration for
Adults with Hearing Impairments" will
be offering a workshop for interested
staff, faculty, administrators and
students. It would be good if repre-
sentatives from all service areas
would come to the workshop:
Admissions, Library, Student Services
Cafeteria, Bookstore, and C.P. & S.
Date: Thursday, January 31, 1985
Time: 0830 - 1000 hours
Room: 2802
Topic: Deafness: Communication and
Culture
a) What deafness is.
How to communicate with
deaf people.
b)
What it means to have deaf
adults on campus.
ce)
d) Information on deaf culture
New Program for Deaf Adults
On February 4, 10 12 students will
be enrolling in a new program at the
College. So what's unique about that?
These students are registering for
Career and Job Exploration for Adults
with Hearing Impairments. We have
had deaf and hard of hearing students
attend the College, but we have never
had a specific group of deaf students
Dottie Rundles has been hired as the
instructor and is currently working
on developing the curriculum. She is
located in the Counselling Centre
2790C, local 2793.
Dottie has been teaching sign language
through Community Programs and Ser-
vices division and has also been
teaching part time in the Human
Service Worker - Mental Retardation
Program.
A warm welcome is entended to Dottie,
Gladys Loewen
Coordination Duties
For the Spring Semester 1985,
Cathleen Smith is replacing Carol
Ebner as Coordinator of the Full-Time
Early Childhood Education Program.
Please direct all enquiries and
information to Cathleen at Local
2842.
Food Bank Collection
Even though the holiday season is
over, we are still collecting for
the Food Bank. Containers for this
purpose are located in Room 2300
(community Programs beside the
Cafeteria) or in Room 2600 (Nursing
Field Base).
Also, a special thanks to everyone
who brought in donations during the
holiday season. I can assure you
all that it was very much appreciated
by the Food Bank!
Susan Skinner,
Chairperson,
B.C.G.E.U., Local 59
Word Processing Service
Professional Quality at
Reasonable Rates!
For more information, please contact
Susan Skinner - Local 2603 or
596-3993 (evenings)
ARCHIVE
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S
| Mad Hatter Page 5
Workshop on Deafness:
Communication and Culture
Dottie Rundles, instructor for
"Career and Job Exploration for
Adults with Hearing Impairments" will
be offering a workshop for interested
staff, faculty, administrators and
students. It would be good if repre-
sentatives from all service areas
would come to the workshop:
Admissions, Library, Student Services
Cafeteria, Bookstore, and C.P. & S.
Date: Thursday, January 31, 1985
Time: 0830 - 1000 hours
Room: 2802
Topic: Deafness: Communication and
Culture
a) What deafness is.
How to communicate with
deaf people.
b)
What it means to have deaf
adults on campus.
ce)
d) Information on deaf culture
New Program for Deaf Adults
On February 4, 10 12 students will
be enrolling in a new program at the
College. So what's unique about that?
These students are registering for
Career and Job Exploration for Adults
with Hearing Impairments. We have
had deaf and hard of hearing students
attend the College, but we have never
had a specific group of deaf students
Dottie Rundles has been hired as the
instructor and is currently working
on developing the curriculum. She is
located in the Counselling Centre
2790C, local 2793.
Dottie has been teaching sign language
through Community Programs and Ser-
vices division and has also been
teaching part time in the Human
Service Worker - Mental Retardation
Program.
A warm welcome is entended to Dottie,
Gladys Loewen
Coordination Duties
For the Spring Semester 1985,
Cathleen Smith is replacing Carol
Ebner as Coordinator of the Full-Time
Early Childhood Education Program.
Please direct all enquiries and
information to Cathleen at Local
2842.
Food Bank Collection
Even though the holiday season is
over, we are still collecting for
the Food Bank. Containers for this
purpose are located in Room 2300
(community Programs beside the
Cafeteria) or in Room 2600 (Nursing
Field Base).
Also, a special thanks to everyone
who brought in donations during the
holiday season. I can assure you
all that it was very much appreciated
by the Food Bank!
Susan Skinner,
Chairperson,
B.C.G.E.U., Local 59
Word Processing Service
Professional Quality at
Reasonable Rates!
For more information, please contact
Susan Skinner - Local 2603 or
596-3993 (evenings)