New members join
Foundation board

ive new directors were elected to the
Capilano College Foundation board
at its recent annual general meeting.

Nilusha Alibhai, Scotia Bank and
Trust manager, Park Royal branch; Pat
Dejong, area sales manager, Bank of
Montreal, West Vancouver and
Squamish; West Vancouver community
leader, Jan Hlynsky; Iqbal Tejpar,
regional director, CT Private Investment
Counsel; and Anna Lee Boulton,
Advising Centre supervisor at Capilano
College.

Newly-elected as president is former
Capilano College faculty member,
Stanley Feingold, creative director of
The Eyes Multimedia Inc. Other
committee members include: past
president F. Allan Taylor, president and
CEO of Prudential-Sussex Realty and
Sussex Realty Corporation; Foundation
vice president W. Gordon Lancaster;

A call for tales /

_Jnstructors and students of the
: Capilano College Film Studies
program are still wanting to hear about
your most memorable experience(s) on
campus — something funny, bizarre,

Scary, unusual, Or ‘Supernatural.

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treasurer Gain Yee Mah, senior vice
president, Corporate Development,
Money’s Mushrooms Ltd.; secretary
Dr. Greg Lee, Capilano College
president; member-at-large Shari
Graydon.

Continuing as directors are: Daryl
J. Collier, managing partner, Ratcliff
and Company; Capilano College ESL
instructor Nicholas Collins; Dr.
David Fung, president and managing
director, ACDEG International; T.A.
(Drew) Hockin, vice president and
manager, HSBC Bank Canada, North
Vancouver; Shamshad Jaffer, realtor,
Sutton Group West Coast Realty; Joe
Hooker, business development
manager, Seanix Technology; and
representing Squamish, retired
mathematics instructor, Verna Jones.

Foundation directors are
collectively responsible for soliciting,

Stanley Feingold

receiving and managing donations for
Capilano College. They develop
programs and activities to increase
fundraising, volunteer involvement
and financial support. During the 98/
99 year, the Foundation raised
$1,234,183, which will go toward
supporting student success at
Capilano College.

Hariri Canadian University
College of Technology in
Lebanon.

HCUCT campus opens in

Lebanon

he new campus of the Hariri

Canadian University College of
Technology opened its doors on
Wednesday, September 15. Eighty-five
students are studying, in English,
Capilano College Business
Administration program’s first year

curriculum. College faculty, Bill Inglis,

Karin Vickars and Tony Carter are
teaching in partnership with five
Lebanese faculty. The beautiful new

. with a flourish!

facilities are located 15 miles south of
Beirut and come complete with a view
of the Mediterranean and a sunny 75 C
temperature 300 days a year! More
information to follow in the October
Informer. E-mail can be sent c/o Bill
Inglis at bill_inglis@hotmail.com. I’m
sure they would love to hear from
Capilano College folk.

Submitted by Doug Loblaw

@nformer