PD Award continued

successful candidate completes his or her
professional development, s/he will be expected to
prepare a brief report which may be published in a
college newsletter. Stay tuned!

Office “moves’ Dec. 18

The Registrar’s office is “moving” on December 18,
although, of course, they aren’t going anywhere.
Responsibility for the administration of Registration
is leaving Alan Smith, Director of Planning, and
going to Rob Turner, Dean of Instructional Services,
so as to better balance the workload upstairs.

Reminder: Last chance Friday

Friday, December 11 is the deadline for applications
for the exchange to Aichi Gakusen College in Japan
in the Fall of 1988. Two female Capilano students
will have the opportunity to study in Japan for a
term—for details contact Jackie Walker in
Instructional Services, 2922.

Phone Directory update

Following are some additions and corrections to the
Campus Telephone Directory. Now don't just sit
there and gape at this page—get out your pen and
add them to your directory!

Nancy Newman’s number is 2541, not 2535 as
printed. Paul Jones, Special Needs Services, has
moved to room B102, local 2104, and Ethelyn
Mcinnes-Rankin has moved to B105, local 2101.
Among those omitted from the Directory were Tom
McKeown in Humanities, 2424 and Judy Granger
in the Typing Pool, 2038. Greg Sharpe has
temporarily moved to room A317, local 2983 and his
phone is being answered by Nancy Burnell.

Under Who’s Who in the front of the directory, the
Advising Centre and Counselling were omitted. Add
in Mila and Kerry in Advising, 2990, and Norma in
Counselling, 2968. And Job Placement should
have been changed to Student Employment, and is
Lesley Gillis’s balliwick (2965). You can also add
the following for the Registrar’s Office:
Admissions - Gloria Poole, 2019; Records - Bev
Hughes, 2018; Room Bookings/Admissions -
Cheryl Helm, 2014; Rom Bookings/Records -
Doreen Cottrell, 2016; Secretary to the Registrar
- Hazel Soon, 2011.

Mailbox:
To: The College Community:

Within the last week three pieces of Art (a faculty
and two students’) have been stolen from the
second floor of the “A” building.

Our three Art Programs are housed in the “A”
building in perhaps less than satisfactory facilities for
an Art School; but nevertheless, the faculty and
students make every effort to provide a condusive
working atmosphere to benefit not only themselves
but the College as a whole.

The Art Programs use the hallways to display their -
works which provide many benefits including the
ability of faculty and students to critique their works
for evaluation, for faculty to display various
techniques,and for visiting artists and educators from
other institutes to assess the quality of our Art
programs. In addition, the works do provide a more
attractive element to the somewhat drab institutional
“yellow” of the hallways.

The unfortunate incident of the past week, however,
has meant that many of these art works will no
longer be able to be displayed.

On behalf of the Art Programs, | would ask that we
all consider the effects of such action and should
you have any information regarding this issue or the
three missing art works, please contact my office.

Thank you.

Bev Harnett,
Associate Dean, Career/Vocational Division

Also: Exhibit problems

The people in the C.A.S.P. program are concerned
about vandalism of the B.C. Museum Exhibit they
have sponsored, which is being displayed on the
second floor of H building. Two of the wooden
letters on the display have been taken. If anyone
has anything to report about this matter, would they
please call Dolly Kelly in C.A.S.P., local 2956.