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Resource Development News

Alumni Update

Since early spring, the alumni
relations office has been working with
faculty and alumni on developing
initiatives to support alumni activities
at the College. Here are some recent
developments:

¢ Alumni Database - A centralized
database of alumni will be soon
available on the network. Alumni
information that will be maintained
includes student ID, name, address,
phone number, program area, gradua-
tion year, employer(s), employer
address and phone number, awards/
activities.

Each spring and fall, graduates will
be automatically downloaded from the
registration system to the alumni
database. In addition, existing alumni
contacts will be added in the next few
months.

Each program area will be able to
access their alumni by building a list of
names and outputting the names as a
WordPerfect merge document, labels
or lists.

¢ Alumni Newsletter. The first
College-wide alumni newsletter will
be distributed in November. The
newsletter contains information on the
College’s 25th anniversary, the Library,
a profile of an alumnus, a calender of
College events and alumni news from
the program areas.

¢ Alumni Council. The Alumni
Development Office would like to
form an on-going advisory council of
alumni from each interested pro-
gram area. The council would meet
about three or four times a year to
discuss alumni initiatives at the
College.

Please call the Alumni Develop-
ment Office at 984-1765 or loc. 2765 if
you have names to include on the
database, or if you know an alumnus
who would serve on an advisory
council.

Art Institute Receives

Donation of Ink

Tom Sperandeo of Pacific
Screenprint Inc. has donated $14,000
worth of ink to the Printmaking
Program. The ink will be of great
value to the Art Institute, a one-year
post-graduate program that special-
izes in sculpture and printmaking. The
artist-members of the program have
access to studios, equipment and
facilities at the College.

The large gift-in-kind donation is
greatly appreciated by students in
the art program. The Capilano
College Foundation receives several
gift-in-kind donations each year.
Individuals wishing to make a contribu-
tion should contact the Foundation
Office at 984-4983, loc. 2983.

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One of the features of the College's
new Library is a networked CD-ROM
system that gives students access to a
variety of library catalogues and
specialized databases. Design detail of
the Library's interior includes a stylized
boat keel on the main floor, one of
several West Coast motifs.