VOLUME 2 : NUMBER 43 : NOVEMBER 02, 1984 MOV " 5 1984

TO ALL COLLEGE EMPLOYEES VCC-VANCOUVnn VOCATIONAL INSTITUIt,
The Vancouver Conmunity College Board announces that it has accepted, with great
regret, the resignation of A. S. (Tony) Manera as President and Chief Executive

Officer of the College, effective February 28, 1985.
Mr. Manera is leaving the College to pursue a career opportunity in "an exciting
field outside education." In accepting his resignation the Board wished Mr.
Manera great success in his future career.

Mr. Manera was appointed Chief Executive Officer of the College effective
February 21, 1978. Prior to joining VCC he had served for six years as President
of Niagra College in Ontario. Mr. Manera's career in education will have spanned
a total of twenty years when he moves into his new field.
While announcing Mr. Manera's departure, Peter H. Hebb, Chairman of the College

Board, thanked him on behalf of the Board for his seven years of distinguished
service to the College and the conmunity.
Mr. Hebb stated "I know I speak on behalf of all members of the College community
in saying we will miss him."
Mr. Hebb also announced that the search process to find a new President will

begin immediately.
The Board has established a search committee comprised of the Vice-Chairman of
the Board, Mrs. Elizabeth Jarvis, and Board Member, Mrs. Barbara Spitz and
representatives appointed by various constituent groups within the College.
The Personnel Committee of the Board has been authorized to oversee the search
process on behalf of the Board. The search conmittee will recoimiend a
"short-list" of candidates to the new College Board who shall make the final
selection of a new president.

FIIM AWARENESS MONTH
1984 November 08 will be the first showing of a series of movies dealing with
Disabled people and the misconception about them. The first movie is called
A DIFFERENT APPROACH, it will be shown in the Library from 12:00 - 13:00.
Please spread the \\rord to everyone! For more information, please contact
Rochelle in Counselling, Local 220.

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UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN
Many thanks to all participants, be they runners, sponsors, or pledgers. WI had
a total of sixty-six runners, walkers, joggers, and we covered a schedule of
twenty-four hours with only one or two emissions. The highest number of pledges

across the College was achieved by George Clark, and we expect we will have
other high achievers. All money for pledges should be turned in to Dalton
Kremer (Counselling), Myma Breikks (Dental Assisting), Steve Odwin (Dental
Tech) or Janet Corns (Student Services), by Friday November 02 (noon).
Phase 2 - United Way breakfast served by your WI administrators, November 08
from 07:00 to 09:30. Pre-sale of tickets at $2.00 each will take place in the
main mall on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. On November 08 the cafeteria will
only be serving the United Way breakfast, consisting of pancakes, bacon, juice
and coffee. All proceeds go to the United Way, so come and support WI's

participation!

DK

All pledge cards for the United Way should be returned to Janet Corns, Accounting
Department, WI. If you have any questions, I will be glad to answer them.
Please call me at Local 435.

JC
V.M.R.E.P. REPRESENTATIVES
The following individuals will be V.M.R.E.U. representatives:

Susan Reynolds - Staff Representative/Shop Steward
Les Steinke - V.M.R.E.U. - V.V.I. Health and Safety Representative

(in Moneca Morlin's absence)

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LIBRARY FIIM (NOVEMBER 06,at Noon)
Arthur Erickson
Offers a look at the life and work of this internationally
famous local architect.

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LIBRARY ACQUISITIONS
The following books are now available in the Library:
Displaced Workers: a challenge for vocational education
Older Workers: what vocational education can do

Quality circles: Applications in vocational education
30 steps to implementation, frcm the series

Preparing for High Technology
Demonstrate a manipulative skill, frcm the Professional
Teacher Education Module Series

The following audio visual material is now available in the Library:
MICROPROCESSORS (video series, 1983)
NOVEMBER 10, 1984
The WI will be open on 1984 November 10 and will be a regular training day
for all Saturday classes.

MICROCCMPUTERS
It may be possible for the College to purchase a large number of microcomputers
at a significant quantity discount and use some for College use and sell others
to faculty for their personal use.
The computer would be compatible with the IBM Personal Computer and would
cost about $3,000. This price does not include a printer. There are printers

at the College that can be used by faculty to print documents from diskettes
produced by a compatible computer.
If you plan to buy a similar microcomputer in the near future and would be

interested in the possibility of a bulk purchase, please send me a note at the
VCC Computer Centre at Langara.
J.

JOB OPPORTUNITIES
WI Coordinator I, Barbering - Apply in writing no later than November

15 1984
KEC Clerk - Cashier (Bookstore) - temporary until approxmately March 31,

1985. Apply in writing no later than November 06, 1984.

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