They took the
high road

Two longtime College employees,
the Printshop’s Dave Callow

(20 years) and Word Processing’s
Jane Campbell (14 years) were
married on June 20
in Inverness,
Scotland. In the
background is

the location of
their nuptials,

a 17th century
manor house called
Bunchrew House.
The couple
exchanged vows

in the drawing
room in front of

a fireplace with

a marriage lentil
dated 1621. It

was a true Scottish
ceremony complete
with a piper and
Scottish thistles in
the floral arrangements. Guests
included family members from
Canada and Jane’s best friends from
England. Afterwards, the wedding
party of nine enjoyed a traditional
Scottish dinner, wedding cake and,
of course, a wee dram or two.
Congratulations Dave and Jane!

Scottish nuptials for
College employees.

Human Resources
by Saira Merali Walker

It’s the beginning of fall term

and there’s a hub of activity on
campus. Our department has
undergone some changes over
the summer. Please join us in
welcoming Keri Fairfield, Human
Resources assistant II, to our
team. Keri will be coordinating
testing, recruitment and temporary
hires, for our department. She can
be reached at local 4928 or via
e-mail at kfairfie@capcollege.bc.ca.
We recently introduced a monthly
FAQ column to answer staff
inquiries regarding the collective
agreement, staffing issues, and
other general HR related matters.
Thank you for your feedback.

We will continue to feature your
questions in our monthly columns.
Please forward any questions to:
swalker@capcollege.bc.ca.

FAQs:

Q. I’m a temporary employee.
How is statutory holiday
payment calculated for me?

Q. How do I access current job
postings?

Q. If I resign, how long can
I maintain my seniority?

Answers and appointment
information online

‘Last spring, Catherine Vertes
was appointed dean of Busine
at Capilano College. Prior to _
Joining the College, Catherine
was the director of
external relations in
Continuing Education
at the University
of British Columbia.
She joined UBC in
1980 asa lecturer = Githen,
Between 1982 and

1993, Catherine was assis
dean and director of the —
undergraduate, MBA and
international programs. She
has received faculty awards”
for teaching excellence and
innovation and new prog m
development, as well as the
UBC Alma Mater Society awar

for outstanding student s

bine administration,
marketing, business c co

tourism. Although oe has
already been here for some
months, the College would
to formally welcome Cath
to its community,

Annual review
online

The Capilano College 2000-2001
Annual Review, The sky's the limit,
is online and can be viewed by
visiting www.capcollege.bc.ca/
admin/review2. It can also be
found on the College home page
by following the publications
link. Please take a moment

to visit the site and report any
comments by filling out the
feedback form. Using the same
format as last year, the review ae
appears online only. This year’s
production team included:
Shelley Kean, writer, editor and
project manager; Jana Hotkova,
graphic designer; Ken Barbour,
Web technician; and Edna
Sakata, Jana Hotkova and

Ken Barbour, photography.
Additional editing and
proofreading was contributed

by Community Relation’s
David DeMuynck, and project
leadership was provided by
College president, Dr. Greg Lee.

Ten digit phone
numbers

In keeping with the new
Telus requirements for 10-digit
telephone numbers, all
Capilano College publications,
advertisements and the Web
site will use the area code along
with the phone number. They will
appear with periods replacing
brackets and hyphens, like so:
604.986.1911. Employees are
asked to ensure phone and fax
numbers are published with

the area code in all information
and marketing materials.

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