June 18/99

PEOPLE

Health Services and the Sports
Medicine Clinic will be open during the
summer on Tuesdays from 11 a.m. to
5:30 p.m. with Dr. Bill Mackie and Dr.
Debbie Collins in attendance. On
Wednesdays, Dr. Frank Denhoed,
plastic surgeon, will be available from 1
~ 3 p.m. Drop-in appointments are
available. Call 4964 or 984-4964.

Former Capilano College women’s
basketball coach, Greg Zavediuk, has
been hired as assistant head coach with
Brandon University’s Bobcats women’s
basketball team. While with Capilano
College, Greg’s teams advanced to the
playoffs in each of his four seasons. His
1996-97 team reached the British
Columbia College’s Athletic
Association conference finals. That
same year he was honoured as the
Basketball B.C. college coach of the

year, as well as the BCCAA women’s
basketball coach of the year. We wish
Greg the best of luck in his prestigious
new coaching position.

Paul Chiarenza has been appointed as
the head coach of the College’s
women’s varsity basketball program,
replacing Greg Zavediuk. Paul joins
Capilano College after coaching the
senior girls’ basketball program at
Kitsilano High School. While there, he
led them from obscurity to a fifth place
finish in the triple A high school
provincial championships and four
consecutive Vancouver city
championships. Along with his duties
as the head coach of the Blues, Paul is
also dedicating this summer to
coaching the U-17 Vancouver girls
select team. Good luck and welcome,
Paul!

Opportunity for free publicity

Cer College will be publishing
its annual report in the Sunday,
September 26 issue of the North Shore
News. If space allows, a calendar of
campus events for the month of
October will be included. If you plan
on holding that month an information
session, parent or student event, grad
show, department tour, sports event,
alumni reunion or anything that would
require publicity, please contact
communications liaison, Shelley
Kean, in the Community Relations
department at local 7596 no later than
July 16. Or, e-mail her at
skean@capcollege.bc.ca. She will
ensure that your event is included in
the calendar of events section of the
1998/99 annual report. However, this
is an optional section that will only be
printed if there is enough space in the
newspaper insert.

In the past, the annual report has

been used predominately by the
College Foundation and was
distributed to donors, partners, and
potential donors and partners of the
College. In an effort to reach a wider
audience, this year the College will
publish a four-page centrefold annual
review, which will appear in the
North Shore News. It will be
distributed to more than 62,000
households. There will also be an
overrun printed for promotional use
by the College.

The Foundation has plans to
include its annual report in a new
publication that will replace the
former alumni newsletter,
almamatters. It is scheduled to be
produced in September, as well.

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