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A. What fields of study should be offered in Coquitlan? The following examples illustrate the
range of fields that could be considered:

Acadeinic: Occupational:
Arts Office Administration
Sciences Health Services
Commerce Business
Fine Arts Technology
Health Sciences Social Services
Adult Basic Education Hospitality
English as a Second Language Services to Public
Physical Education Computers
Other Industrial Trades
Job Entry and Re-entry
Other

B. OF the fields you have identified, which do you see as the inmmediate priority?

What types of “Continuing Education” programs should be offered in Coquitlam? (Continuing
Education courses are typically short general interest, personal development, professional and
vocational courses with no examinations that are open to the public.)

A. Of the following support services for students, faculty and ihe community, which and what
type should be emphasized?

Library Bookstore

Food Services Educational advising and testing
Counsclling Sports and Recreation

Health clinics Cullural facilities

Student commons areas Chaplaincy

Job placement assistance Meeting facilities for the public
Services for disabled students Child care and child minding

B. Of the services you have identified, which do you sce as the immediate priority?

What special needs of local residents, employers, cultural and recreational groups, cic, does the
new campus siced to serve?

What is the most convenient way and time for you to learn?

The President's Commission will be pleased to receive your ideas about any of these topics. The
Commissioners would appreciate it if you could provide a one-page wrillen summary to accompany your
oral and/or written comments. Oral presentations on behalf of groups should not exceed 15 minutes;
presentations from individuals should not exceed 10 minutes. (If necessary, the Commission can contact
presenters after the hearing for further details.) Please phone 527-5393 to schedule a presentation or for
further tnformation.

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