ESL faculty: “most involved”

Friday, November 27, Capilano is hosting

an English as a Second Language workshop
for the Ministry entitled "ESL for Work,''

but as far as activities in our ESL de-
partment go, that's just the tip of the

iceberg. For instance, Joan Acosta, fresh
from the success of her publication Canada

and You, was the TEAL (Teachers of English
as an Additional Language) newsletter edi-

tor this summer’ and is now the new editor
of the Westcoast Reader, the Provincial

ESL newsppaer. The latest issue has just
come out and is, according to Rick Collins

anyway, the best yet. This year's Federal/
Provincial survey on ESL, he reports,

spoke highly about both these publications
of Joan's. And just to fill in her spare

moments Joan will be on a panel on Issues
In Citizenship Preparation at the TESL

National Conference in Edmonton, November
11-13. At the same conference Marlene Fry

and Laura Renes will be representing B.C.
TEAL and scouting talent for the TEAL '83

convention which they are co-chairing for
Vancouver. Also in Edmonton will be Nick

Collins who is giving a paper on Prepara-
tion of ESL’ for Academic Students. This

will be based on Cap's ESL 099 course,
which is one of the most unusual ESL

courses in the country due to_ the high
academic calibre of the students. Nick

will also be moving onto the executive
body of the National Association as the BC

representative. The ESL people’ like to
modestly describe themselves as "'without

doubt the most active and involved group
in ESL in the province, if not in the na-

tion'' and they may well be correct.

Films coming

The Films upcoming this November at 7:30
Thursday nights are as follows: November
4, No Nukes/War Without Winners; Nov. 18,

Network; and Nov. 25, My Brilliant Career.
Admission is $1.00 for students, $2.00 for

others and screenings are in’ the Lounge,

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Florence trip held again

Once again the Florence Fine Arts Summer
School is being offered, this year from
May 7 to June 13. The five week six credit
course will study painting, sculpture -and
architecture from the 14th to 16th century
in Florence itself with visits to a number
of related locations including Siena,
Arezzo, Mantua and Rome. Transfer credit
has been granted to UBC, SFU and UVic, or
students can take the course on an audit
basis. The instructors will be Josephine
Jungic, from Cap, and Peter Higginson, who
is presently enrolled in a PhD program at
London University in 16th century Italian
studies. The cost of this trip is $2515.00
which includes tuition, transportation and
accommodation -- for more details contact
Josephine in Fine Arts, local 497. Enrol-
ment will be limited to 35.

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