New counsellor on board

There is a new face in the Counselling
department this spring. Ethelyn McInnes-
Rankin started on April 1 as a temporary

replacement for Bob Bagshaw, who is working
on the International Studies Program.

Ethelyn received her BA in Psychology from
the University of Winnipeg and her MA in
Counselling Psychology from UBC. Her thesis
research focused on the needs of adult
students returning to post-secondary
academic studies, and she has maintained a
high interest in professional development
with such activities as the College and
Institute Counsellors Association, and the
Canadian Association of University and
College Student Services. With Jane
Brindly of Athabasca University, she wrote
the chapter on "Student Support Services"
in the 1986 publication Distance Education
in Canada.

Most recently, Ethelyn counselled at VCC,
and before that she was Senior Advisor for
the Open Learning Institute, Student
Services, where her position involved
student support services, educational
counselling, administration, community
liaison activities, and adult special
education coordination duties.

At home, Ethelyn and her family enjoy
acting as a host family for international
students. At the moment they have two
students at home—one has just arrived
from Indonesia and is applying for the
graduate program in Educational
Administration at UBC, while the other,
from Mexico, is leaving at the end of this
month to go to cooking school.

Welcome, Ethelyn.

Tebbitt cont.

education in England, South Africa, and
Canada, including courses at the Banff
School of Fine Arts, Emily Carr, and Cap's
Art Institute Program.

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Craft students hold exhibits

Crafts students—anyone who frequents A
building will find them rushing about with
armloads of wet clay or fabric, or getting
onto the crosstown bus with_looms clutched

awkwardly in their arms. Do you ever
wonder what the outcome of all this
activity is? Well, you will have two
chances to find out. Starting April 26
there will be a student Clay and Textile
exhibition in the All College Lounge. It
runs from Sunday to Friday (May 1), 10 am
to 4 pm, with an opening on Monday from 5
to 8. Then, the next week, graduates of
the two year program will be having a
Graduate Show at the Island Gallery, 1551
Duranleau Street, Granville Island. This
exhibition will be open from May 3 to 10,
10 am to 5 pm and there is no admission.
Visitors are more than welcome to attend
both shows.