When budget cuts were announced at Camosun College (Victoria BC) Wednesday April 4 2012, it became apparent that the renowned and respected Applied Communication Program (ACP), a mainstay for almost 40 years – class 40 graduates in 2013 – is on the chopping block. This is the curated content regarding the impact of these cuts to many generations of communications professionals, and the greater community they serve.
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Cuts Hit Applied Communication Program At Camosun College (Victoria BC)
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Janis La Couvée (she/her) is a writer, poet and conservationist with a love of wild green spaces, from Campbell River, Canada —territory of the Ligwithdaxw people. Her poems have appeared in the League of Canadian Poets Fresh Voices, Sea and Cedar Magazine, Tiger Moth Review, Loch Raven Review, and other journals and anthologies. Janis is an alumna of the inaugural Fahmidan Literary Journal mentorship.





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