{ Headlines/April 6, 1992

| Health Sciences Open House

Everyone is invited to come and inspect UCFV’s newest building, the Health
Sciences Centre on the Chilliwack Campus, at its official opening on April 10. The
centre is the new home of the Nursing, Dental Auxiliary, and Long Term Care
Aide programs, and provides offices for employees of those and other programs.

The Health Sciences Centre will be officially opened at 11 a.m. on Friday, April
10. An open house will be held from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Students and faculty of
all Health Science programs will open their classroom doors, welcome visitors, and
answer questions.

The Health Sciences Centre features a bright interior with lots of natural lighting
and a central courtyard. It has a blue roof, and sand-coloured exterior with red
shutters. If plans for the Chilliwack campus expansion are approved, additional
development will grow around the new centre.

Teaching in China workshop offered

The International Education would involve training in Agriculture
department is sponsoring a one-day and Forestry both in Canada and in
workshop on China, including its China. If the project is approved, five
culture, education system, and hints for UCFYV Agriculture instructors may get

samen ’ teaching there, next week. the chance to teach in China for

Blood flowed for a good cause at the Red © The workshop will be held from 9:30 one-month periods between 1993 and

Cross blood donor clinic at the a.m.-3:30 p.m. on Monday April 13 at 96.

Abbotsford campus in late March. the Chilliwack campus. Visiting scholars “We may be a bit premature in

Second year science student Richard Lian Jinping and Jin Peilin will act as offering this workshop now, but we _

Frater did his part by donating a pint. resource persons. It’s free and open to thought we should take advantage of our
anyone interested in China and/or visiting scholars and have them provide
teaching there. A Chinese lunch is some basic orientation about teaching in

300 ksto re Open House included. China,” says International Education

a “curious” affair UCFV and Selkirk College have coordinator Karola Stinson.

By Cameron Roy jointly applied to ACCC for a project To register contact Karola Stinson at

Open House celebrations held at the under the China Linkages program. It local 4544 or Norma Senn at 2812.

Abbotsford Bookstore on March 23 were

a huge success. Many people were on 2 oO b ch a nges

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hand to partake in the cookies, cake and ; Chil d ren S party
punch. The Bookstore would like to Congratulations to Leslie Dalzell, Fri. April 10.4
extend thanks to all those at the college who will be leaving her post as rl. Aprt » + p.m.
who joined in the festivities. administrative assistant to ABE director
Congratulations go out to winners of our Marg nraney to take over Ellenor Chilliwack cafeteria
door prizes: Dick Bate and Nancy Bean ~| SF stan es an Ree: sige
(coffee table books) and Sharon Milligan: | ¢cepuonist tor the tstord campus. :
(brief case). Also moving is Kevin Dunn, who Ice cream & cookies

I would like especially to thank Started as a janitor, used to be a courier, : :
Hilary, Janie, and Pat for their hard work left for awhile, came back and worked Dynamic entertainment by
in transforming the Bookstore into on the grounds, then as a janitor again Gumboot Lollipop
“Alice in Bookland.” The creative store for about a week, and then came back to
decorations and tasty treats betrayed the the courier job when Ken Humbke .
many hours of careful preparation. became assistant shipper/receiver. Children $1, adults free.
Thanks also to Marlene from the In the profile of Ellenor Greaves in E veryone we lcome!
Chilliwack Bookstore and Yvonne in the the last edition of Headlines, we
Theatre department for the costumes. neglected to mention that she, like many Tickets fro m Coralea in
You all made our first annual Open other staff members, is a graduate of the Cll4 J in A222
House quite enjoyable. UCFV Office Careers program. room or Jill in