Studio Art grad, Cyril Seme, is on his way
to Austria.

Printmaking grad
Austria bound

Studio Art graduate, Cyril Seme,
has been awarded a two-month
artist-in-residency in Austria where
living, working and production
facilities will be made available to
him. The 1989 alumnus was chosen
through submissions of work he
completed while enrolled in
printmaking at Capilano College.

“T believe I succeeded due to my
own efforts, great institutional
support, and the support of my

instructor, Wayne Eastcott,” he says.

“The Printmaking department at
Capilano College was instrumental
in my successful endeavours and
creative aspirations. I know that
many other students and practising
artists will greatly benefit from
the support and knowledge of

Mr. Eastcott.”

Capilano College
makes history
Submitted by Dr. Penny Connell

It’s full steam ahead with the
history project —the past 35 years
at Capilano College — and time for
your input. The College History
committee encourages you to place
your anecdotes and memories on
the link called The History Project
found at the top of the intranet’s
home page. We are collecting
entries, later to be compiled with
photographs and other print
memorabilia, to celebrate the
careers or experiences of College
employees and students. Remember
how much we all enjoyed reading
Barry Williamson’s letters from
Asia? Well, here’s your big chance!
If you have a fond memory —
something from the College’s past,
a tribute to an outstanding
individual, information of interest
which only you can contribute —
please post it on the history
project’s intranet site. Pieces
already received will be posted

as samples and guides to jog your
memory and whet your appetite.
We are also very interested to

see the photos you've taken over
the years of your colleagues.

Full details online

Aderita Roets
recently joined
Capilano College as
executive director of
the Capilano College
~ —_J Foundation. Aderita
Aderita Roets comes to the College
from the BC Cancer Foundation
where she was director of
major gifts for its $100 million
Millennium Campaign. This was
successfully completed in May
2002. She has also held senior
fundraising positions at
Vancouver General Hospital and
Children’s Hospital Foundations.
While she has only been at
the College for two months,
Aderita is clearly excited about
the promise and potential she
has seen. “I've been so
impressed by the enthusiasm
of the people I've met and the
beauty of the environment,”
she says. “I’m encouraged by
the quality and commitment
of Foundation employees,
Christine Craft and Susan
Webster, and volunteers such
as Shamshad Jaffer and other
community leaders on the

Foundation board. It’s also been

a pleasure to see so many College
employees involved on the various
committees which I’ve attended.”

More online