A part of our

continuing

development project

with the Open

University of Ho Chi

Minh City in

Vietnam, Capilano

College will have

two visiting faculty

members on campus

during the fall 1994

term. This is the

same institution

which is providing

in-country language

training to Asia

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Cooperative Program

associates in Vietnam

and where last year’s

two visiting professors came from.
This year’s instructors are Professor

lhe Squamish Nation has

established a permanent bursary
endowment with the Capilano College
Foundation to be known as the
Yataltanault (Carole Newman)
Bursary.

The purpose of the bursary is to
assist a student in the Business
Administration program at the College
who is a member of the Squamish
Nation and a single parent.

The bursary has been established in
memory of Carole Anne Newman
(Yatalt-Nault). Carole wrote her final
exam for the Merchandising
Management program on April 23,
1991. Following the exam, she was
admitted with severe headaches to
Lions Gate Hospital, where she died
the following day.

Hilary Clark, a merchandising
program coordinator at the time, taught
the active community member for two
years. Hilary said: “... she came in

Nguyen Huu Than,
manager of the Business
English Program in the
Business Management
ol Faculty at the University,

and Professor Dinh Trong

Khang, who will be
undertaking course
planning in distance
education. Both are fluent
in English and will be
available to meet with and
speak to the incoming
APMCP associates.

Also visiting the North

VIETNAM

Vancouver campus this fall

will be Canadian Deputy
High Commissioner in
Canberra, Mr. Gardiner
Wilson. He will be here in
October and is, as last year, prepared to
speak to the APMCP class. O

Ho Chi Minh City

Bursary Fund Established in
Memory of Former Student

with a certain amount of apprehension . . .

watching her develop and grow and just
kind of take charge of her life, really was
the inspiration.”

Carole was coordinator of the
Squamish Nation Youth Council, assisted
members of the Squamish Nation Elder’s
Council, was a member of the North
Vancouver Lions Club, and operated her
own consulting firm.

In addition to the Yataltanault (Carole
Newman) Bursary, the Squamish Nation
has also established the Squamish Nation
Scholarship.

Through the support of individuals and
groups such as the Squamish Nation, the
Capilano College Scholarship and
Bursary Awards program assists more
than 400 students in continuing their
studies and achieving their educational
goals. Further information about the
Capilano College Foundation programs
may be obtained by calling 984-4983
(local 2983). O

September 23/94

Asia Pacific Visitors The Presidents’

Cup
Men's College

Soccer Action

looking to even the score this year,

which sets the mood for another
exciting Cup ga

All College employees, students,

alumni and parents are invited to

attend the October 5 event in

Burnaby. Tickets are $2 and will be
_ available at the door or at the
Sportsplex front desk. The net
proceeds of this game will be given
: to the United Way. For more

tion about the Presidents’
ease call the Sportsplex desk

at 984-1737. 0