On a Personnel Note...

arch proved to be another

monumental month filled with
changes! Surprisingly and sadly, some
longtime employees have left the
College. First, our former president, Dr.
Douglas Jardine, retired recently and
will be embarking upon another phase
of his extraordinary life. Dr. Rob
Turner has accepted the appointment of
president of Olds College in Alberta,
and more recently, Dr. Frank Gelin has
accepted an appointment as executive
director with the B.C. Ministry of
Transfer and Admissions. A little closer

to home (in Personnel), Adele Beaudry,
classification analyst, is leaving the
College at the end of April. She will
join her husband who is currently
working in Alberta. Best wishes to
everyone!

Congratulations go to Priscilla Kyllo
for her new temporary appointment as
an assistant in the Advising office. The
Personnel office is looking forward to ~
Cindy Rogers return at the end of the
month. Apparently, her son Dylan is so
big now that he will be driving her to
work! (J

ince 1993, Adele Beaudry has held

the position of College classification
analyst. Last year, her husband took a
job in Edmonton. After attempting the
long commute, they have decided that
Adele will join him in Alberta at the end
of April. They are
originally from
Edmonton and, although
Adele is sad about
leaving the city she
adores, she is looking
forward to going home. Once back in
“wild rose country,” Adele hopes to
continue her three favourite hobbies:
rock climbing, off-road bike racing and
expanding her award-winning collection
of garden gnomes! Everyone is invited
to drop by the Personnel office on

ummertime brings fun in the sun,
but -- BESUN SMART! Donna Savage
in Health Services sends along these
reminders about the effects of sunlight.
° Sunlight is enemy number one to human
skin. Ultraviolet rays cause burns,
premature aging and cancer.
° Skin cancer incidence is increasing faster
than any other cancer. Do a regular mole
check.
° Every sunburn doubles your risk of skin
cancer. Use sunscreen with SPF of 15 or
higher and reapply often.
° Is swimming a protection against

Friday, April 28 at 3:30 p.m., to bid
Adele a fond farewell . . . Marion
Llewellyn, instructor for Graduate
Graphic Design, is leaving Capilano
College to become program head of
Graphic Design at University College of
the Fraser Valley. It was
a tough decision to leave
the College after 15
years, however, the
opportunity to design a
carte blanche curriculum
with new faculty was too good to pass
up. Marion will miss all her friends and
colleagues. She will continue as a partner
in Long and Llewellyn Graphic Design.
Her artwork and design has been
exhibited in Los Angeles, San Fransisco,
Paris, Toronto and Montreal. O

April is Cancer Awareness Month

sunburn? No! In fact, your burn may be
worse due to reflection. Wear a
waterproof sunscreen and reapply often.
° Should a tanning salon be used for a
head start? No! There is no safe tan. In
fact, UVA light (tanning booth)
penetrates even more deeply into the skin
than UVB light (sun).
° Are fair-skinned, freckled people at
greatest risk? Yes! But, dark-haired, dark-
eyed, medium-skinned people are also
developing skin cancer.

Dark skin or fair, play it safe in the
sun! O