COLLEGIAL EDUCATION IN QUEBEC - A BIBLIOGRAPHY

Authors

  • André E. LeBlanc Champlain Regional College, Quebec

Abstract

The following bibliography has been constituted to prod interest. Its focus is the general college scene in Quebec, and there is a desire to touch as many facets of collegial existence as possible. Also there is a conscious attempt to include as many English language works as one can identify, and as the reader will note the listing is not impressive. Taken as a whole it is obvious that the cited entries do not all measure up to the same standard. Comprehensiveness does not always result in quality. This caveat sounded, proceed with ease. The bibliography guides the way.

Author Biography

André E. LeBlanc, Champlain Regional College, Quebec

André E. LeBlanc has been with the English language CEGEPs since their inception in 1969. He started at Dawson College as a teacher and then assumed the post of Secretary General - Director of Personnel at Vanier Col1ege. He is presently Director of Student Services at the St. Lambert/Longueuil Campus of Champlain Regional College. André LeBlanc travaille dans les cégeps de langue anglaise depuis leur fondation en 1969. Il a d'abord occupé le poste d'enseignant au Collège Dawson puis celui de secrétaire général-directeur du personnel au Collège Vanier. Il est actuellement directeur des services aux étudiants du Champlain Regional College, au campus St-Lambert-Longueuil.

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Published

1985-09-01

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LeBlanc, A. E. (1985). COLLEGIAL EDUCATION IN QUEBEC - A BIBLIOGRAPHY. McGill Journal of Education / Revue Des Sciences De l’éducation De McGill, 20(003). Retrieved from https://mje.mcgill.ca/article/view/7640

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Vol. 20 No. 003 (1985)

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