www.capcollege.bc.

Paul in Paris, third from right.

Et tu, Paul?

Business Administration faculty
member, Paul Cubbon, experienced
one of the more pleasurable aspects
of international student exchange
programs. Paul taught visiting French
students from U’Institut des Hautes
Etudes Economiques et Commerciales
(INSEEC) in the summer of 2002 and
hosted a group on a hike and
barbeque. The students were keen
to return the hospitality. As part

of a European holiday in June 2003,
Paul and his family spent several
days in Paris. The above photo shows
INSEEC exchange students Benoit
Escard (second from left), and
Cindy Fargeot (second from right),
plus Benoit’s parents (head of table),
entertaining Paul (third from right)
to an evening of sumptuous French
cuisine. Benoit and Cindy have
successfully graduated and are
pursuing international business
careers. Good friendships have been
formed and nurtured, and Paul got
to use his schoolboy French for

the first time in many years! To cap
an exciting summer, Paul became a
Canadian citizen in August.

Campus renamed

-| on the advice of the local
| advisory committee,
| Sechelt campus has be

Annual review
online

Scan the highlights of the 2002/03
College year by visiting the online
annual review found at:
www.capcollege.bc.ca/review3.

The cover of The Road to Success
Starts Here features some familiar
faces. Kelly Fuller, daughter of
Computer Services office manager,
Katrina Watts, leads the grads
down the road with her bagpipes.
She is followed by parade marshal
and Web manager, Dave O'Leary.
Behind Dave is Chelsea Gardner,
winner of the Governor General's
Academic Collegiate Bronze Medal.
Chelsea, the daughter of Humanities
division chair, Dr. Sue Gardner,
was accepted into the faculty

of veterinary science at the
University of Saskatoon where

she started classes this September.
The in-house production team

for this year’s report included:
Shelley Kean (writer and project
manager), Trula Fountaine (Web
developer), Randy Snyder (designer),
and David DeMuynck (editor).
College president, Dr. Greg Lee,
provided project leadership.

Please take a moment to visit the
site and send your comments via
the online feedback form.

Canadian Idol
finalist

‘her life was impacte

| excellent placement.
confirmed all the passio
have felt this year about
performing,” she said, adding, _
“it has given me the assurance —
that I am going in the right
direction by studying music.”

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