June13/97

International Students Add
an Important Multicultural
Aspect to Capilano College

One of two groups of students from Rajamangala Institute of Technology
in Bankok, Thailand are seen here with Ed Wong, director of CANASEAN
and International programs. They are at Capilano College for four weeks
studying computer graphics. The second group will spend three weeks at
the College studying marketing, business computing and auditing.

College president Greg Lee (back row, centre) and Ed Wong (front row,
second from right) pose for a photo at the China Management Training
Centre in Chendu, China with the next group of Joint International
Business Program students, who will be studying at Capilano College. At
Ed’s left is the CMTCC project manager for the joint program.

Ona
Personnel
Note

hings are slightly slower with

the end of the spring term but
summer school has kept us hopping.
Sharon Miletic is the successful
applicant for the new RFT position
of program assistant in the Outdoor
Recreation/Tourism/ Horticulture
programs. Nancy Findlater
(formerly a Switchboard operator) is
Sharon’s replacement as the
receptionist in Business
Administration.

Monica Hoit in Financial
Services is a mom again. Son Lucas
was born May 8. Mom, Dad, brother
Zachary and new baby are all doing
well. Get ready, Janet, for another
customer for the Child Care Centre!

We have recruited for a TPT, on-
call receptionist for our busy Sechelt
office and Dorothy Webb (retired
divisional assistant from Business
Management) is going to help us
out.

Janet Cox was the successful
candidate for the TFT receptionist
position in Continuing Education
and Contract Services, which is now
located in the Library building,
room 116 (formerly ARC).

We are currently in the selection
process for filling both the RFT
College receptionist/switchboard
operator and the TPT on-call
switchboard operators.

We would like to take this
opportunity to wish everyone a safe
and happy summer! Let us know if
you are going on bridge and would
like to be called for some temporary
work!

Submitted by Dale Gagne