VVINSIDER : VOLUME 5 : NUMBER 10 : MAY 25, 1987

VCC'VANCOUVEH VOCATIONAL INSTITU ft'
BLOOD DONOR CLINIC LIBRARY

MAY 2 8 to?

Don't forget the Blood Donor Clinic this coming
Monday, June 1, 1987 in the Main Mall from 10:00 to 16:00.
One donation of blood can save many lives

DONOR

WHOLE BLOOO

PLASMA PROCESSORS RECEIVE

HOSPITALS RECEIVE

Concentrated

Fresh Frozen

Platelet

Red Cells
1 To increase red
cell mass after

Plasma
1 To treat clotting
disorders

Concentrate

trauma or

surgery

1 To treat bleeding
due to platelet
shortage

2 To expand blood
volume

2 To treat anemia
3 To treat shock
due to plasma
loss in burns

or hemorrhage

2 To treat platelet
function
abnormalities

Cryoprecipitate

To treat
1 Hemophilia A
2 Other clotting
factor
deficiencies
3 Von Willebrand's
Disease

Fresh Frozen
Plasma

Other

Used m the

Used to
Manufacture
1 Albumin

Manufacture of'

1 Albumin to
treat burns
2 Clotting factor
concentrates to
treat hemophilia

Plasma

2 Immune
Globulins

3 Immune Globulins
(Antibodies)

HEY SHUTTERBUGS
Have you seen the photos in the Faculty Lounge? These are photographic
protrains of the boxers from the Astoria Boxing Club and were shot on location
as a personal project by Laughlin McKenzie of Instructional Media Servicesl
Kees Hof

SMILE OF THE WEEK
When one tugs at a single thing in nature,
one finds it attached to the rest of the world

kftNCOUWER
COMMUNITY
Vancouver
Vocational Insfrfuie

BRITISH COLUMBIA
INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY

The Educational Services Division is pleased to announce a workshop on

ENHANCING ADULT MOTIVATION TO LEARN
Here is your opportunity to work with North America's leading authority on motivating adult learners.
Dr. Raymond Wlodkowski, Professor of Educational Psychology at the University of Wisconsin will lead our
workshop. Dr. Wlodkowski is the author of "Enhancing Adult Motivation to Learn", the first text of its kind on
the critical educational issue of motivating adults to learn
Malcolm Knowles wrote about Dr Wlodkowski's book, "This is the first book in our field that addresses
specifically the topic of adult motivation for learning — a book that has been needed for some time. It is so
clearly written, so comprehensive, and so thoroughly based on scholarship that it will become a classic in the
literature of our field." *
In the one-day session you will learn:
• Motivating concepts and research that support applied methods for influencing student motivation
• Planning concepts in motivational strategies for daily learning activities
• 10 "state-of-the-art" motivational strategies for enhancing learner motivation
• Standards and feedback which help to diagnose and evaluate student nnotivation to learn
• How to make the development of learner motivation an essential part of your instructional process.

YOU SHOULD ATTEND IF:
• You develop instructional materials for adult learners
•- You instruct or tram with adult learners
• You counsel adult learners.

WORKSHOP DATE AND REGISTRATION INFORMATION ARE ON THE REVERSE SIDE.
NEED MORE INFORMATION? Call Bob Freeman at (604) 432-8312.

ENHANCING ADULT MOTIVATION TO LEARN
REGISTRATION FORM
Workshop Date June 10, 1987, 9:00 am- 5 00 pm

Fee $150 00 (includes a light lunch)
Accommodation may be available at Redford House, our student residence off campus. Call (604) 294-6873
for more information.

CALL US AND WELL SAVE YOU A SEAT!
If you plan to attend, please call us at t604> 432-8458, then follow the call by sending this form
Please register me for the "Enhancing Adult Motivation to Learn" workshop to be held June 10,1987, at the
BCIT Burnaby Campus, 3700 Willmgdon Avenue, Burnaby, B.C
Name
Home

Address

Home Phone
Company Name,
Address and
Phone

Fees will be paid by.
Cheque (please enclose, payable to "BCIT"!
Invoice. You will automatically be invoiced for $150 00 per person

MAIL YOUR REGISTRATION FORM TO:
Debbie Saxby
Educational Services Division
British Columbia Institute of Technology
3700 Willmgdon Avenue
Burnaby, B C

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National
Institute
for the Blind

British Columbia-Yukon Division

Patron The Honourable

350 £ 36th Avenue

Gcvernor ol British Columbia

Vancouver, British Columbia vsw ice

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Robert G Rogers, Ueutenanl-

A United Way
Member Agency

May 1, 1987
Ms. Edna Bartoshewski
Department Head

Medical Office Careers
Vancouver Vocational Institute
250 W. Pender Street
Vancouver, B.C.

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Dear Ms. Bartoshewski:
On behalf of the Career Counselling Services Department, CNIB,
I want to express our sincere appreciation in recognition of
your instructional expertise and efforts in working with blind
and visually impaired students.
Your commitment and endeavours to develop these students' market¬
able skills have greatly enhanced their employment futures.
It is of tremendous assistance to us to be able to access a most^
valuable community, educational resource such as Vancouver Vocational
Institute.»

Again, thank you so much for your professional dedication, your
initiative and your co-operation.

Sincerely,

Elizabeth Hamilton, A.R.W.
Administrator
Lower Mainland District

EH: dj
c.c. Dr. Paul Gallagher, President

Vancouver Community College
H. W. Rerup, Principal

Vancouver Vocational Institute