THE INFORMER PAGE 5

JANUARY 30, 1991

Two Generous Donations Benefit Students in Music Programs

Over the past four years, the Canadian Daughters’ League has donated
funds to assist female music students. In December, the League and its
secretary, Marj Riste, gave funds to the Capilano College Foundation to
establish a permanent endowment that will generate income for the Canadian

Daughters’ League Bursary.

The League’s $5,500 donation and another $500 from Mrs. Riste will
be doubled by the provincial government's matching program to create a
$12,000 endowment. The earned interest of the endowment will assist

women students in the music program at Capilano College.

Another endowment toward music education has come from the B.C.
Chapter of the Canadian Association for Music Therapy. The organization
has donated $750 for the establishment of a permanent endowment. As soon

Staff Development

The Quay to Unlock Your Potential

Have you registered for the Feb. 14 Staff Career
Development Day? A full day of dynamic workshops is planned
for support staff at the Lonsdale Quay Hotel, but you must act
quickly—the registration deadline is Friday, Feb. 1.

There are three morning sessions, with each running from 9
a.m. to noon. The three afternoon sessions start at 1:30 and run
until 4:30 p.m. Lunch and special entertainment at the Bistro on
the second floor of the quay will provide a break between
morning and afternoon sessions. A no-host bar will end the day.

Morning Sessions:

+ Career Growth - To Where? with Janet Durant will focus
on the career issues in the workplace and ideas on how to move
forward in your career and life in a way that meets your own
personal needs and objectives.

+ What does someone who works at a desk all day have in
common with an artist? In Outrageous Creativity you'll
discover the creative resources within by experimenting in many
areas including painting, dance and music.

» Procrastinators beware... you can’t afford to put off the
workshop, Winning With Your Goals, featuring counsellor/
educator Phyllis Loher. If you missed the first presentation of
this workshop on Dec. 5, here’s your chance. Participants have

as the fund is large enough to earn $500 interest
annually, a bursary will be established for a music
therapy student who meets qualification criteria. The
award will be called the B.C. Chapter CAMT Music

Therapy Bursary.

Left: Randi Duke, Director of Resource Development
accepts a cheque from Marjory Riste and Thelma Taylor,
Secretary and Treasurer of the Canadian Daughters’
League, Chapter 12. The donation established the
Canadian Daughters’ League Bursary.

Above: Louise Whitehead, Treasurer of the B.C. Chapter
of the Canadian Association for Music Therapy, presents
a cheque to Randi toward the creation of the B.C.

Chapter CAMT Music Therapy Bursary.

said it’s highly motivating in both professional and personal
ways.

Afternoon Sessions:

+ Career Development at Cap will feature a discussion of
opportunities available under the Collective Agreement (Garry
Gatley and Carol McQuarrie) and the personal experiences of
staff members who have invested in career growth and change.

+ Making choices about your career and life starts with the
workshop, Career Planning and Enrichment with Dave Jones.
A self assessment survey will reveal the significance of values,
abilities and interests, and their effect on career and life choices.

+ What you perceive and believe can be achieved. In the
Creative Visualization workshop with Phyllis Loher you'll
discover how to unlock your potential and achieve personal and
professional success.

The hotel is located at the Lonsdale Quay Market, 123
Carrie Cates Court in North Vancouver. Parking is available at
the participant’s expense, so you may wish to consider car
pooling from the campus.

Arrangements to attend and provision for coverage in your
area must be made with your supervisor or coordinator. Call
Carol McQuarrie at the Music Department, local 2329, if you
have not yet received your registration form.