Richard Forbes-Roberts, sometimes called “Dick”, was the manager of the Canada Employment Centre on the BCIT campus. He would advise students on matter of employment, such as finding summer jobs, through interviews for The Link and BCIT Messenger, as well as in his day-to-day work.

Norah Andrew was the Director of Financial Services for BCIT from 1977 to 1990. She also served as the chairperson of the Institutional Evaluation Task Force of the Educational Council in 1984.

May Archer was part of the CBE (Computer-Based Education) planning group responsible for creating a common understanding of what CBE is, and outlining the objectives for a CBE project at BCIT in 1984-85. Specifically, she served as the coordinator and the representative from Instructional Development.

David Bernard served as the BCIT spokesman during the instructors’ strike in 1999, and worked in Public Affairs at BCIT at the time.

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