THE INFORMER PAGE 5

SEPTEMBER 6, 7989

P BO. Pile

Mary and Ted Bentley
show off rubbings
from petroglyphs
they discovered on
Gabriola Island.Ted
teaches in our math
department but has
Spent many hours
studying and taking
rubbings from the
ancient petroglyphs..
Their book, Gabriola:
Petroglyph Island is
available at the UBC
Museum of
Anthropology. UBC is
Offering a tour of the
Petroglyphs
September 23.

PISO OW O0Ud SMAN

Congratulations to Riley O’Connor and Shirley Newcombe
who were married in August.

Margaret McKenzie, secretary in the purchasing department,
will be leaving the College as of September 1. We wish

Margaret well.

Dave Woolley, Registrar, has been elected president of the
Western Association of Registrars of Univerities and Colleges
of Canada. That long-winded name is commonly reduced to
WARUCC.

Rob Turner, Dean of Student and Instructional Services, has
been elected chair of the B.C. Student Services Administrators,
and if you want to say BCSSA, that’s probably okay with him.

Jon Jessiman, Associate Dean Student & Instructional
Services, has resigned after a two-year term as chair of the
North Shore Enterprise Development Centre. He is not slacking
from his usual pace however. Jon was elected chair of the
International Education Training Group (a group of B.C. Intn’l
Ed. administrators). They will soon be changing their name to
the B.C. Centre for International Education. While visiting his
old stomping grounds at the University of Shanghai this
summer, Jon was awarded an honorary degree. He is now a
“Doctor of Science of International Jurisprudence”. After
receiving this hefty title, Jon and his wife, Genevieve, spent
their summer holidays in a thatched bungalow on a remote
island in Indonesia.

John Potts, Associate Dean Career Vocational, will be interim
chair of the North Shore Enterprise Development Centre’s
advisory board. He has also been re-elected to the Canadian

programs advisory board of the Association of Canadian
Colleges ACCC. The board is responsible for generating the
main issues for ACCC and national programs. John will serve a
two-year term.

Brian White and his wife, Kara, presented a three-day workshop
on English for the Tourism Industry for faculty from the
Rajaman Gala Technical Institute in Bangkok this summer. If
funding applications are successful, Brian expects facuity from
the Institute to attend Cap in the future. More news about Brian’s
adventurous summer in the next /nformer.

Doug Loblaw (Business Management) is returning from his
year’s leave of absence — Doug worked at Equity Preservation
Corporation — to teach in BSMG and to assist as the part-time
advertising manager at the N., Shore Enterprise Development
Centre.

Bev Greene, Director of Public Relations, has been appointed
Vice-President of the Public Relations and Information Officers
group for B.C. Colleges and Institutes (InformEd).

Alan Smith, Director of Planning, is becoming popular on the
lecture circuit. Alan spoke at a Workshop for Adult Educators
recently about economic, cultural, and demographic trends and
developments over the next ten years on the North Shore. He has
been invited to give a similar workshop to North Shore business
people in October.

Marjorie Croft is administrative assistant in Student and
Instructional Services. She joins Linda Curry, secretary to Jon
Jessiman, and Koraley Calvert, secretary to Rob Tumer.