Linda Robertson

2005/2006 board
of governors

Business coach and former ICBC
vice-president, Linda Robertson,
has been elected chair of the
2005/06 Capilano College board of
governors. Pat Dejong, area
manager for BMO Bank of Montreal,
has been elected vice-chair.
Continuing their appointments are
John Webster, Brian Smith
(Sechelt), Karen Hodson, Richard
Davies, Tom Adair, Daryl Collier,
support staff representative Lynne
Somerville and student representa-
tive Ben West. Benjamin Newsom
is a newly elected student rep.
Nonvoting board members include

| College president Dr. Greg Lee,

_ chair of Ed Council Dr. Frank
Harris, and dean ‘ business

We’re simply the
best...

The Capilano College Athletics
department dominated the winner's
circle for the 2004-05 season after
collecting 11 National Scholar
Awards from the Canadian Colleges
Athletic Association — more than
any other college in B.C.!

The National Scholar Award is
designed to recognize the outstand-
ing academic accomplishments of
CCAA student-athletes. To achieve
this honour, a student-athlete
must achieve a 3.5 GPA standing
in their current academic year.

From the 100 member institutions
in the CCAA, 478 students were
awarded the prestigious honour in
their pursuit of academic and
athletic excellence.

Those recipients from Capilano
College are: Yves Julien Landry,
Mark Chi Hang Wong, Danielle
Christine Wilson, Jeff Stephen
Knoblauch, Sofia Hidalgo, Zoey
Ann Stimpson, Adrian Russell
Kekec, Melissa Erin Alblas,
Michelle Suzanne Alblas, and
Mike Colin Groff.

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Forest art at the North Vancouver campus.
Photo by Randy Snyder.

| for two years.
| received her PhD
| this past summer from Sim 7
| Fraser University. Her doctoral

: birth. She found that women who
-gave birth to boys consistently —

selected memory skills

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the house

research tracked 39 women in

the Vancouver area from early
pregnancy to several months after

outperformed moms of girls