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From left, Harold Kirchner, Dean of Career Program; Greg Lee, Associate Dean of Career program; and Doug Jardine, Dean of Institutional Support. Both Greg Lee and Doug Jardine would go on to become presidents of the college. Selected by the 50th…

Construction of Cedar building was completed in 1991, adding three floors of classroom and faculty office space, plus a 90 seat lecture theatre. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

View across south campus and Sportsplex building site. Includes North Vancouver ports and Vancouver skyline in background. Selected for Campus History 1968-2003 slideshow by President Greg Lee, 2003.

Construction of Cedar building was completed in 1991, adding three floors of classroom and faculty office space, plus a 90 seat lecture theatre. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

A digger removes trees on the site of the Lynnmour campus. The condo development south of Purcell Way is visible in the background. Selected for Campus History 1968-2003 slideshow by President Greg Lee, 2003.

Director of Planning, Alan Smith, displays architectural illustration for Cedar building on construction site with demolished building in the background. Selected for Campus History 1968-2003 slideshow by President Greg Lee, 2003.

Theatre production program.

The new library's fact sheet, with history, as well as architectural and educational features. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Event information for Spring 1979 Conference. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Capilano University President and Vice Chancellor Dr. Greg Lee (at left) with North Vancouver MP Andrew Saxton, Prime Minister Stephen Harper at a funding announcement in Victoria. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

18 students, members of the graduating class of Howe Sound Secondary School were recipients of twenty one scholarships, presented by businesses of the community. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Construction of Cedar building was completed in 1991, adding three floors of classroom and faculty office space, plus a 90 seat lecture theatre. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Plaque commemorating Capilano College's first location, at West Vancouver Secondary School, on the occasion of Cap's 10th anniversary. Right: Alf Glenesk, first Principal at Capilano College. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Director of Planning, Alan Smith, displays architectural illustration for Cedar building on construction site with demolished building in the background. Selected for Campus History 1968-2003 slideshow by President Greg Lee, 2003.

Group shot at Ministry of Advanced Education offices. Left to right: VP Catherine Vertessi, MLA Daniel Jarvis, MLA Raplh Sultan, Board Chair Linda Roberston, VP Jim Cooke, Minister Murray Coell, President Greg Lee, MLA Katherine Whittred, VP Jackie…

First national championship won by Capilano College men's soccer team. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Outgoing president, Paul Gallagher, hands documents over to new president, Doug Jardine, while Board Chair, Hilda Rizun, looks on. Selected for Campus History 1968-2003 slideshow by President Greg Lee, 2003.

Initial First Nations program offered by Capilano College, begun in 1985. The College Achievement and Support Program Logo, featured on the podium, was created by Ben Pierre, a Chatelech Secondary School student in Sechelt. Selected by 50th…

Business Training and Career Development Slide Track. Audio track with voiceover narrative and background music used to accompany slide show at recruiting presentations. Label: "'BTCD' Capilano College 1981 5 min version Side II…

Note on Verso: Registrars Office Personnel. Back Row L-R: Gloria Poole, Hazel Soon, Marie [Illegible], Judy Granger, Beverley Hughes. Front Row L-R: Doreen Cottrell, Joan Hollman, Dave Woolley, Cheryl Helm.

Capilano College graduation of the Band Social Service Worker Program. The program (in 1984) was a unique and successful collaboration between the College and the band Councils bringing together 17 bands in the single program. Selected by 50th…

Invitation to the Fifth Annual Graduation Ceremony. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

The Government of British Columbia today announced that Capilano College has been redesignated a university. Official media release from Capilano University and the Office of the Premier. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

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