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sted for the benefit of I students. hesitate to call the CMC
Cfigd news for Engineering and Pure Science students. The Career Oriented Summer Employment program has been
These openings are
Do not
on Campus or drop in for
further information on any ONLY- The new deadline
of these. ~xie are located is Feb- 28, 1978. , in the Main Building, YOUNG CANADA WORKS PROGRAM
telephone number 892—1.,121 fixt. 132.
Permanent Employment
Lo c a1 Insuranc e Company“
Deadline for these applications is Feb.l’7th! If you have an idea but can't find a sponsor,
see us about it.
willing to interview
graduating students 1‘ or career possibility.
If interested, contact Canada Manpower Centre
on Campus now as training begins in 1978.
Summer Job Opportunities
Baler-[Salesperson — On the road all summer —
must have driver's license‘ be keen, enthusiastic
and self motivated.
Salary $165. - $185. per week plus all expenses. ' Open to males/females.
Erince of l'éales Hotel,
ifaterton Lakes National Park, Alberta - Summer employment opportunities.
Summer dork in the North The Foundation Inc. —WOrKers live with local families in isolated rural villages in Kaine, New Brunswick, Quebec, Labrador and
ATT ENTIOE‘» :__,EUCATION GRADU TES - Teaching Opportunities
pint. of Indian Nprtherg Affairs — Atlantic Region- Elementary Teachers. lgrphwgs} Territories — Primary and Intermediate Teachers.
Advoc at eJ ELS .-French _ and
Quebec—Labrador
Newfoundland. Leaders 17 Math Teachers required, and older, are needed for Grades 9 - 12, rural
the
beginning July 1. For brochures apply to CMC on Campus.
setting. Application Forms for these are available at your CMC on Campus.
six week summer program
extended for these students
JOURNALIST NEEDED
Atlantic Region Canadian University Press A Regional Staftperson
For: the Atlantic Regional office of Canadian University Press, located in . Halifax.
Job Requirements: the applicantmust be able to type must have experience in reporting on student related
issues.
Job Description:
originating regional news and features;
acting as a resource person for the region’s campus newspapers;
maintaining a news exchange with the rest of CUP; '
possibility of travelling during the first two months of the job to offer assistance to the region’s papers and for news coverage;
the applicant must abide by the CUP code of ethics for member papers and their employees.
—job description subject to minor changes.
Duration of Employment and Salary: third week of August 1978, until the end of March, 1979. $180 per week, with cost of living increases quarterly, and a full medical and dental plan.
Applicants are encouraged to submit clippings portfolio with their resumes. '
French is an asset but not a necessity.
Applications must be received by February 20, 1978. Screenings will take place at the Spring Regional Conference of the Atlantic Region Canadian University Press, in Sackville, New Brunswick, the weekend of February 25, with the voting by representatives of Atlantic papers to take place at that time. ’
Valerie ManSOur, ARCUP President,
c/o Dalhousie Gazette,
Dalhousie University,
Halifax, NS.
B3H 4J2
Mail enquiries and applications to:
ATLANTIC PKJVINCES RESOURCE CENTRE FOR THE
VISUALLY IMPAIRED Candidates must agree to accept employment serving the visually inpaired in Atlantic Canada for one year. 'Jhe candidate must possess a first degree in educatim and be regist- ered for further study
in the field of visual inpairment, Valued at $4,000.
DEADLINE is Mardt 31.
NATICNAL INSTITUTE ON MENTAL RETARDATICN ‘Ilenable in a broad range of fields to students interested in relating their studies to some aspect of mental retardation in- cluding Sociology,‘ Psychology, Education, Physical Education, etc. Valued at $6,000. DEADLINE is February 15.
'IHE MACKENZIE KING TRAVELLING SCHOLARSHIPS Valued at $3,500. Sdiol— arships are open, on application to graduates
of any Canadian university 7‘
who propose to engage, either in the United States or the United Kingdom, in post—graduate studies in the field of International or Industrial Relationsfin— cluc'ling the intematimal or industrial aspects of Law, History, Politics, Economics.) .
DEADLINE is February 15.
ROYAL BANK AWARD
Ihe range of activity is extremely broad and may airbrace the natural and social sciences, the arts and humanities and the business and industrial world. 'Ihere- is no intention of limiting the award to a tadmical adtievenent. .' DEADLINE is February 28. ‘
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION OF
BROADCASTEIE ValiE at $2,500 and $1,000. Eligible are
l) French-speaking Canadian citizens interest- ed in inprovm' 9 their radio and/or televisim skills through University training, or the equivalent, on a full- time basis at a Canadian institution. 2) Canadian students enrolled in a recognized camnmications course in Canada. DEADLINE is February 28.
’fiiEHASKEILB. CURIU
FELIOABHIP
Valued at $4,104; in
addition to a tuition
,grant. . Candidates mist
be beginning graduate students in mathematics and plan to pursue a doctoral program. DEADLINE is February 15.
HARVEY ‘NDORE WILDLIFE SCHOLARSHIPS
The scholarship: is designed to assist ‘a junior or senior student in project or thesiswcrk on Prince Edward Island._,. I, .
7 Wildlife . Valued at
$1,000. g , ‘ ' ' DEADLINE is February ‘15.“ f'
OI‘HER UPCIMING SCI-IOLAI’SHIP APPIIC‘ATICN DEADHNES :
1)Royal Society” (mtherford) Feb. 15. 2) Canadian CCnservatim Institute Feb. 15. 3) York University . ' Feb. 15' 4) John M. Olin (law & Economics) Feb. 15 5) Bourses du Governemeht -Francais Feb. 15 6) “John Hopkins University Feb. 15
For more information, con- tact Shirley Matyas. c/o Student Services: ’
P.E.I. PUBLIC SERVIm 'ASSOCIATIQI 'BUISARIE‘S
EXTENDED DEADLINE
As previously advertised, three bursaries of $500 each are available this sarester to deserving General or Associate numbers 'of. the Associ— Eion, or their dependents, in any year of’a- reg— ular program at the University of Prince Edward-
Island.
'lhe deadline» for application has been exten- ded to Friday, 17 February 1978; application forms are available at the Registrar's Office