The Informer Page 5

February, 28 1989

International Update

With International Day coming Tuesday, March 7, it

seems appropriate to bring you up to date on the latest
in College’s world-wide activities.

In Malaysia: The second phase of the Malaysian
Entrepreneurial Project is winding down with the
return of Al Oberndorf to Vancouver. Al has been
delivering a series of lectures on management in
Mainland Malaysia. During the third phase this winter,
two Malaysian officials will visit Canada.

A second project in Malaysia is a feasibility study for
the establishment of Centres in Kuala Lumpur similar
to the Enterprise Development Centre here, but
modified for Southeast Asian needs. Susan Bell,
manager of the North Shore Enterprise Centre, Jon
Jessiman, and Rick Gibson-Shaw of Thunder Bay,
Ontario, will undertake the task in March.

From China: Ms. Chen Wei, manager of the China
Enterprise Management Centre Consulting Office in
Chengdu, Sichuan is at Cap for two months studying
market research with Bill Inglis. Bill will provide on-site
training in Chengdu at the end of this term.

Japan: Aichi Gakusen and Cap have renewed their
exchange contract for a further five year period. Also,
students from Bunri College are expected to return
again this year for their summer program.

En Route: Several faculty and administrators are
winging their way across the Pacific this term. If it’s
February, Al Oberndorf and Susan Bell are in Malaysia;
Bob Bagshaw and Brian White are in Thailand, and
Doug Jardine is on his way to Japan. In March, Jon
Jessiman will be in Southeast Asia and China, Bill
Inglis will go to China in April, and in May, Brian White
will return to Thailand and visit China. Details on these
and other exotic travels in the next Informer.

Foreign Student Admissions Tests: The
International Education Advisory Committee is
examining the relative merits of Canadian test forms for
the admission of foreign students. Nick Collins chairs
the task force.

Watch for visiting delegations from Chinese
educators, Taiwanese, and another group from
Malaysia.

Contact Jon Jessiman for further information on
these or other International Education items.

International Opportunities Board: Does your
life seem dull? Visit the International Opportunities
board on the fourth floor of the H Building to see what
the world is offering you. And if you have a posting
directed to faculty, staff, or others, take it to Jean Berry
in H482 or Jeanne Classen in A209.

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