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Admission to Courses
Admission to Part -Time Programs
Application/Registration Form
Board of Governors
Cambridge Campus Information And Map
Course Cancellations
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Courses
Clinton Campus Information And Map
`Course Descriptions
Doon Campus Information And Map
Guelph Campus Intormation And Map
Harriston/Mount Forest Area Information
Health Care Aide Program
Income Tax Receipts
Industrial Engineering Programs
Index of Courses and Programs Offered
Listowel/Milverton Area Information
Metal Machining
Ontario Management Development Program
Personnel Program
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Program Descriptions
Real Estate Certificate
Real Estate Pre -Registration
Recognition of Studies
- Affirmation
- Certificate
- Cumulativt Achievement Report
- Statement of Participation
Reduced Fees For Senior Citizens
Refunds
Registered Nurses Courses
Registered Nursing Assistants
Registration
Health Sciences and Other Seminars
Stratford Campus Information And Map
Textbooks and/or Supplies
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Waterloo Campus Information And Map
Wingham Area Information
Women's Education Program
YOU, THE MICROCOMPUTER AND CONESTOGA
The interest in microcomputers is booming. The TV Ontario Academy on Computers and
Education received an overwhelming response, with more than 10,000 Ontarians participating.
This fall at the Doon Campus, Conestoga offers two courses based on the TV Ontario series.
"Bits and Bytes" will be offered in a classroom setting with an opportunity for hands-on
experience in a microcomputer lab. There will also be a "Bits and Bytes" home learning
project. Though participants register with TV Ontario for the self-directed study and watch the
televised series at home, hands-on sessions will take place in Conestoga's microcomputer
laboratory.
A new course entitled '-How to Buy a Home Computer" will be offered this fall at the Doon,
Guelph and Waterloo Campuses. Another new course, "Parents, Kids and Computers" is
scheduled at the Stratford Campus.
Conestoga has greatly increased its capacity for offering microcomputer courses. As of
September, 45 IBM personal computers will be available for Continuing Education courses —
double the number available last fall. We have increased our Guelph microcomputer facility
and added a microcomputer lab at Stratford.
One of our most exciting initiatives is "Computer Literacy for Office Workers", at both Doon
and Guelph. Developed last year with special funding from the Ministry of Colleges and
Universities, the intent of this course is to provide learners with an opportunity to acquire skills
for a successful transition from working in the traditional office to the new, automated office.
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
Chairman:
Veronica Kerr
Kitchener
Vice -Chairmen:
Roger A. Freeborn
Elmira
Donald F. Wheeler
Goderich
Members:
Viola M. Aboud Roxie 1, Baker
Guelph Stratford
Robert Ackerman Alan W. Dean
Guelph Cambridge
Fred Grespan
Kitchener
Laurance MacKenzie
Erin
Mary McMane Patrick Newington
Milverton Clinton
Ian Montizambert Douglas L. Kimpel
Stratford Cambridge
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,Ex Officio:
Joseph H. Martin,
President
Appointee:
Jack M. Williams,
Secretary -Treasurer
Minister of Education, Colleges'
and Universities
The Honourable
Bette M. Stephenson, M.D.,