December 14/94

Peon Services is pleased to
announce that Cindy Rogers gave
birth to a baby boy on November 19.
Dylan weighed in at 8 lb. 6 oz. Mom,
Dad and son are doing great. Winner of
the baby pool is Anne Syroishko from
Accounts Payable. An honorable
mention goes to Personnel’s Dale
Gagne who picked the correct day, but
not the right gender. Congratulations to
you both!

There have been a few staff changes:

A Personnel Note .

Faye Ulker is the successful candidate for
the receptionist position with the Applied
Business Technology and Legal Assistants
Program department. Cacilda Tang is the
new clerk on temporary assignment in
Labour Studies. Recruitment for the new
training officer position in Computer
Services is currently under way.

Personnel Services would like to
extend season’s greetings to everyone
during the holidays and best wishes for a
safe and Happy New Year! O

n Derry City, Northern
) Ireland, College Board -

arleen Morris, director of

Public Relations for Capilano
College, and Dave Brewer, College
director of Supply and Services, have
been appointed to the Board of
Directors for the 1996 B.C. Winter
Games. These will be held on the
North Shore in February 1996.
Marleen will serve as director of
Promotions and Dave was appointed
director of Food Services .. . John
Pass, English
instructor at
Capilano
College, has
published a
new collection
of poems.
Radical
Innocence is
available for $9.95 through Harbour
Publishing at (tel) 883-2730 or (fax)
883-9451 .. . Members of the
Capilano College Staff Career
Development Committee have been
invited to speak at the 21st National
Consultation on Career Development
(NATCON). Current committee chair,
David DeMuynck, and former chairs,
Lynne Hamilton and Carol
McQuarrie, submitted a proposal this
past summer on using creative arts in
staff career development. NATCON,
Canada's largest conference
addressing career development and
employment-related issues, will be
held in Ottawa in January 1995...A
Hovden from the College’s Media
Resources Department received

PE

second prize in radio promotion from
the Newspaper Association of America
for writing and producing a radio
advertising campaign. That’s the Name
of the News was co-written with David
Jenneson for MetroValley Newspaper
Group. Other College people involved
in the series, which was comprised of
more than 70 different spots, were: Bill
Murdock from Theatre Arts as the
main announcer; Anne Gilbert and

Rob

about our new
replied: “Iam

Sharon

Miletic

from

Business
presentation of new works at Harrison
Galleries, 1471 Marine Drive, West
Vancouver. Exhibit is on now through
Christmas . . . Congratulations to Media
Asia Pacific College Scholars’ Award
programme. The awards were
appointed by the B.C. Centre for
International Education. O

Carver
from
Media
Resources
and
Administration, who provided some of
the numerous voices needed to
complete this huge production . . . Kiff
Holland, illustration and design
instructor at the College, is having a
Resources Beverley Reid and Peter
Kellington. Both received monetary
awards to spend two months in Ho Chi
Minh City, Vietnam. These were the
result of their applications to the B.C.