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File consists of material collected by Andy Andrews pertaining to evening administrative services. These include correspondence, handwritten notes, memoranda, and more.

File consists of work by Andy Andrews and Ed Redmond to prepare guidelines for the establishment and functioning of advisory committees at the College. These include correspondence, handwritten notes, memoranda, and documents about advisory committees produced by other institutions. This file also includes copies of related materials crated by Andrews in 1969 and 1970.

File consists of materials related to a proposed restructuring of Continuing Education programming at Douglas College.

File consists of materials created or collected by Andy Andrews pertaining to the development of a clerical certificate course. These include handwritten notes and a memorandum.

File consists of an agenda for a Community Consultants Meeting.

File consists of materials created or collected by Andy Andrews pertaining to criminal justice education. These include correspondence, handwritten notes, reports and other supporting documents.

File consists of materials created or collected by Andy Andrews pertaining to the Criminology Program at Douglas College. These include correspondence, memoranda, proposals, and statements of intent.

File consists of materials pertaining to the Douglas Four curriculum in 1972. Douglas Four was "a one-year educational alternative" that addresses "broad thematic areas of important and meaning to us all" rather than being subject-oriented. The materials in this file include proposals, outlines, and handwritten notes.

File consists of materials created or collected by Andy Andrews pertaining to a proposed "Occupational Information Advisor" training program. (These would be career advisors.) The materials in this file include correspondence, handwritten notes, and a program proposal overview.

File consists of materials created or collected by Andy Andrews pertaining to an Executive Secretary Training Program at Douglas College. These include correspondence, memoranda, and handwritten notes.