66 - Wednesday. November 14 , 1990 - Nerth Shore News

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at $500.

College
gets
real
estate
funds

THE REAI. Estate Foundation
has committed $50,000 toward
establishing a permanent endow-
ment at Capilano College.

The fund, to be known as the
Real Estate Foundation Award,
will assist students studying in real
estate related programs.

Resource development director
Randi Duke said between eight
and 10 students will benefit an-
nually from the disburscment of
scholarship and bursary awards
made possibie by the grant.

“The cost of post-secondary
education has become increasingiy
expensive,”’ said Duke. ‘The Real
Estate Foundation’s commitment
will greatly assist students study-
ing toward a career in ihe real
estate industry.”’

The grant is contingent upon
the college raising an additional
$50,000 in matching tunds that
wil assist siudents in various cct-
lgge mrograms. The Capilano Col-
iege Foundation, which has helped
more than 1,200 students since it
was first formed in 1970, will
manage the campaign and work
with the real estate sector and
other community businesses and
Organizaiions to acquire the
$50,000 in matching funds,

The annual selection of student
recipients for the Real Estate
Foundation awards will be made
by the college’s scholarship and
bursary commitiee, according to
the criterta established by the Real
Estate Foundation.

The college currently carols
mare than $00 students each year
in real estate related courses
through credit, and non-credit
program encompassing business
nrinugement, Jegal assistant and
legal secretary programs,

Non-eredit continuing education
courses im real estate are aso of
fered by extension programs aad
services in the Call and winter
terms,

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