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AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING

students, Faculty and Alumni are invited to submit nominations for the U.P.E.1. Faculty Association Awards for Excellence in Teaching. The awards are open to full-time University faculty members.

, \ nominee should have demonstrated an interest in,

ar ind commitment to, both the subject and the students. a This interest and commitment may manifest itself ina variety of ways: e.g., through the ability to excite Student interest in a given subject; through the ability

o instill high standard of achievements in students;

>: or through the ability to awaken in students a new Sense of the structure, power and beauty of ideas--a

cr 4 Itivation of humane feeling and a concern for oth- ers.

Nominations, in writing, may be sent (or given) to

a iy member of the selection committee listed below by March 13, 1992. Each nomination should include a brief statement of support for the nominee as well as th e signature and phone number of the nominator(s). Since previous winners of this award are not eligible fc r renomination until five years have elapsed, the fc llowing people are not eligible for nomination this

ar:

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Rose-Marie Bernardinelli Alfonso Lopez

William Stokoe

Heather Henry

Leon Loucks

; David Honor Jinan LeBlanc reek Singh francis Falvo

From Japan...

Iam a Japanese girl of 25 years old. Iam writing this letter, better 1 would like very much to have someone to correspond with. My name is Akemi Ando. lama graduate majoring in British literature mainly in the nineteenth century. My hobbies are: reading, animals, fashion, movies, nature, cooking, history, foreign countries and so on. I am interested in PEI very much. It would be very great to exchange ideas with someone from PEI.

Sincere thanks,° AkemiAndo 23/4-28 Osone-Otsu Nangoku City, Kochi-Ken 783

Japan

Attention All International Students:

We are planning atrip to Brookvale, either Friday or Saturday this weekend. Ifinterested, please call Raymond now or 894-8321.

Your ticket to the 21st Century

g | The Information Management Department, Mount Saint Vincent University, offers a Bachelor of Applied Arts (information Management) which provides education ininformation management and integrated office systems. The 20-unit degree has @ CO-Op option,

Prepare for careers such as: @ information managers @ trainers ® user support Specialists @ technical support managers

Applications are now being accepted tor the 1992-93 academic year.

For details call the Information Management Department at (902) 443-4450, ext. 196.

Mount Saint Vincent Univeralty Halifax, Nova Scotia B3M 2J6

dated

March 5, 1992

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