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Who is Moving to
the Birch Building
B

y the time you open the pages of
this issue of the Informer, many
College departments will have already
taken up residence in the new Birch
building. If all goes well, it is expected
that everyone who is moving (with the
exception of the Bookstore and Food
Services) will be in their new office
space by the end of December. Food
Services plans to be up and serving in
their new facility by the beginning of
the new term, and the Bookstore will be
relocating in February.
Following is a list of where to find the
departments that have moved to the
Birch building:

Fourth Floor:
College Relations
Computer Services
Deans
Employee Relations

Payroll and Benefits
Personnel
Planning
President
Vice-President

Everything Goes!
Computer Services Jodie Jensen has
colleague Katrina Watts tied to her
desk during the move.

Third Floor:
· ABE/ESL
· ARC
· ASE
SARAW
· Staff Lounge

Main Floor:
Bookstore
· Food Services

College Phone System and
Reception

Second Floor:
Advising
Counselling
Financial Aid
Financial Services
Health Services
Math Leaming Centre
Reception/Switchboard
Registration
Student Employment Centre

The College switchboard and reception
area is moving to the second floor of the
Birch building on Saturday, December
14. Along with a new location, the
switchboard will also be operating with a
new system, designed to eliminate the
majority of telephone problems the
College has been experiencing. The
change to the new system is expected to
occur with minimal disruption.

The Move Doctors
The medical staff in Computer Services are, left to
right: {back row) Richard Chadderton, Medi Ranjbary,
Chris Firstner, Mike Millard, Jodie Jensen, Jacques
Morris, Gerry MacKinnon, Mike Freeman and Tony
Kwok. {Front row) Darren Broder, Bob Walker, Katrina
Watts and chief surgeon Steve Gallagher.

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L-\- College Fouridation.h~s re$eiyeg

·a generous $10,000 from tlie College

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community during its annual
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It's still not too late to get a d()nation
ihfo the Fouridation and receive a tax
receipt. For
i~formation, c()nta;t
Lana Robinson; . director of
Development, at 984-1765.

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Winner of the Institute
of Chartered
Accountants of B.C.
Award
John Wilson, Business
Administration faculty member,
presents Commerce student,
Janiell McHeffey, with a cheque
for $300.

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