The Informer Page 3

May 1, 1989

moar —.

Now you can put faces to the names:
L.to R. seated: Conchita Furstenwaid, Bill
Schermbrucker (chair), Linda Curry.

Standing: Krissa Reed, Frieda Wiebe, Jo Dunlop,
Bill Inglis, Eilleen Steele, Louise Krohn, Judy
Inouye, Alan Smith.

Internal Evaluation Team Visiting Satellites

The first job being tackled by

Following this process, the

the Internal Evaluation Steering
committee is to assess the College’s
satellite operations. In the next two
weeks, teams from the Committee
will be going overnight to Sechelt
and Squamish to conduct personal
interviews with College employees,
and to hold an open public forum in
each centre. In addition, students
and former students have been sent
an extensive questionnaire.

Committee members Noga Gayle and
Sharon Gardner.

Committee will turn to other matters.
Everyone in the College has been sent a
brief questionnaire soliciting input on
the relative importance of three specific
topics: Management, Human
Resources, and Community Public
Relations. If you didn’t return yours,
please phone Linda Curry at 2080 and
ask for another. Many thanks.to people
who did return their forms, and who
included many interesting comments.

— Bill Schermbrucker

Work Study Deadlines

The Work Study Program will be available
throughout the summer. Please adhere to the following
deadlines for your proposal submissions, so that
students already accepted in the program can begin
their jobs as early as possible.

Late proposals will be processed, however, there may
be a longer waiting period.

Position Start Date Deadline
May 1/88 April 12/88
September 5/88 July 31/88
January 8/90 December 1/88

Pass on a Paperback

The Library is looking for clean copies of used
paperback books to replenish and enliven its racks.
“Although our prime concern is to maintain a collection
of materials to support college curricula, we like to have
a stock of Canadian literature, sci-fi, biography, self-
help, and popular fiction," says reference librarian David
Lambert.

"Paperbacks will be circulated to all three
campuses," says David. "You can be sure your
contributions will reach a wide and appreciative
audience,” he added.

Drop your books off at the library or call David at
local 2117, who says he will be happy to answer your
questions.