Some new names
and faces

The new academic year usually
means a few new faculty and staff
around the various FVC locations,
and this year is no exception. To those
of you who are just joining us, |
welcome aboard!

Staff

Elizabeth Harrison, early
childhood education assistant
supervisor; Chris Loerke,
instructional media services
technician; Kristi Olsen, social
services program assistant; Warren
Stokes, computer services technician.

Career Faculty

Robert Bonner, criminal justice;
Delores Burnett, nursing; Cyrus
Chaichian, business admin.; Gwen
Clarke, ECE; Maple Crozier, ECE;
Ka Fai Mak, graphic arts; Nancy
Goad, nursing; Annette Kasahara,
social services; Betty Keding, ECE ;
Tim Lynch, carpentry; Eleda
McQuarrie, nursing; Mary
Mersereau, nursing; Marlene
Palmer, ECE; Gail Ramsden,
fashion design; Gregory Saville,
criminal justice; Noel Sifton,
drafting; Donna Skoreyko, ECE;
Susan Swanson, ECE; Kevin
Turnbull, business admin; Kent
Waugh, business admin.; John
Wong, business admin.; Patty
Zeitlin, ECE; Steve Mussen, ECE;
Mary Bentley, fashion design; Joyce
Stewart, nursing; Catherine Lee,
nursing; Shauna Warner, dental
auxiliary; Dr. John Innis, dental .
auxiliary; Tom Lowery, agriculture.

Academic Faculty

Laverne Adams, English; Paul
Burkhart, applied communications;
Sherri Edmunds, ABE; Andrew
Gutteridge, English; Sarah Murray,
psychology; Charlene Pauls, prison
education; Abby Schwarz; Jacalyn
Snodgrass, psychology; David
Snook, psychology; Terence Starr;
Luanne Yellowfly, sociology;
Harold Ursted, psychology; Paul
Tinari, physics.

Headlines/Sept. 6, 1991

Dick Bate congratulates Jean DePape at her farewell luncheon. Health willing,
Jean will be leading a tour to Africa soon. Jean thanks everyone who turned out
for the luncheon and those who reorganized it after it was postponed.

Thanks from Jean DePape

Dear FVC and FSA friends and
colleagues,

Three months ago I was counting the
nights on duty as evening supervisor
until my retirement. I had four to go
when I had the dubious excitement of
being whisked off for my first ever
ambulance ride to St. Pauls Hospital for
emergency surgery, from which I
emerged 10 days later relatively intact.
Ten days later I returned to St. Pauls in
like fashion (thanks FSA and Barry for
extended medical) for post-op
complications which necessitated a
longer stay.

A month after being released, I’m
still in the process of a lengthy, restful
recovery but I am getting better, for
which I am thankful.

I want to take this means of thanking
all of you who have been so thoughtful
and supportive throughout my
unexpected illness and recuperation.
I’ve deeply appreciated your many
expressions of concern and friendship
through your cards, calls flowers, gifts
and visits. Thanks to each of you.

I hope you had a more rewarding
summer than I did. I miss you!

Jean DePape

Witter on leave, but who’s on first?

Dean of Continuing Education Susan Witter has started a six-month educational
leave. Witter will be spending the fall in Toronto as a visiting scholar at the Ontario
Institute for Studies in Education. In January and February she will be visiting New
Zealand, combining a vacation with visits to technical institutes.

Witter’s leave has set off a series of “musical chairs” in Continuing Education. Rae
McCombs will be sitting in as dean, Cheryl Isaac-Clark has moved to Chilliwack to
take his place, Catherine McDonald-Smith is filling in for Cheryl, Susan Davis is
filling in for Catherine, and Susan Delong is taking Susan Davis’s place.