Great design
rewarded

Submitted by Lauren Mulholland

“Tf you're looking for design ideas,”
said Learning Resources Network
(LERN) president William Draves,
“look to the Canadians and the
Australians for the most innovative
and creative designs.” The
Continuing Education division

at Capilano College recently won

an international award for Excellence
in Brochure Design for its fall 2001
Continuing Education calendar.

The award was presented on
November 29 in San Francisco to
Lauren Mulholland, publicist for
Continuing Education. The calendar
was produced with the creative
assistance of the Centre for Media
Development.
Designer Jana
Hotkova created
the cover design
and inside tem-
plate, while
Randy Snyder,
also a designer,
was responsible
for calendar layout
and adapting the template to last
minute specifications. Thanks also go
to Continuing Education art instruc-
tor, Vladimir Blagonadezhdin, who
supplied the stunning cover art.

Lauren Mulholland

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Japanese exchange
Submitted by Nick Collins

Biology instructor, Dr. Malcolm
Fitz-Earle, who is currently
teaching at Kushiro Public University
in Hokkaido, Japan, will be a
visiting professor in May at Aichi
Gakusen, Capilano College’s other
sister institution in Japan.

The three Capilano College students
chosen to attend Aichi Gakusen for
the 2002/03 academic year are:
Squamish resident Rina Graham;
Lisa Hansen, a Van Tech graduate
who had a stellar academic and
citizenship record at high school;
and Kamea Lessoway, a Jazz
Studies student who will be taking
her guitar with her to Japan.

The Japanese Exchange committee
was very impressed by the many
outstanding students who applied
this year.

Foundations division chair and ESL
instructor, Nick Collins, has

been awarded a B.C. Centre for
International Education Scholars’
Grant to visit Aichi Gakusen for six
weeks after the spring term. He
will work collaboratively with his
counterparts on their English cur-
riculum. Only five such grants were
awarded in the province this year!

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