Summer Program Guide 2012

Personal Enrichment I Performing Arts I Career Development I Flexible Credit Studies I ESL

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Spring/Summer 2012 Program GuideCentre for Continuing EducationNEW

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The finest instruction from1912 - 2012

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Conservatory Centennial Concert Series

April 15 Solo Cello Simon Fryer, cello; Maria Guidos-Albert, violin;

Jennifer Crawford, Piano

Works by Bach, Ravel, Kuzmenko & Prokofiev

May 13 Solo Piano Lawrence Amundrud, piano

Works by Chopin, Tchaikovsky, Rubinstein & Liszt

May 27 Voice & Chris Jacklin, Kristan Kuntz, Karen Finnsson &

Saxophone Jennifer Tenford, saxophone; Alicia Woynarski,

Quartet mezzo soprano; Judi Levesque, piano

June 10 Big Sky Brass Miles Newman & Matt Field, trumpet;

Micajah Sturgess, French horn; Dave Dick, trombone;

Colin Neufeld, tuba; Jennifer Crawford, piano

Works by Gabrielle, Bach, Bernstein & more

September 16 Trio Sophia Amelia Borton, cello; Karen Constant, violin;

Jennifer Crawford, piano

Works by Raum, Piazolla & Mozart

September 30 Flute Trio Marie-Noelle Berthelet, David Popoff &

& Guitar Michelle Wheeler, flute; Don Waite, guitar;

Judi Levesque, piano

Works by McIntyre, Glick & Ellington

*All concerts start at 2:30pm*

For ticket information, visit www.uregina.ca/cce or call 585-5830.

The finest instruction from1912 - 2012

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Distinguished CanadianAward Dinner

28th Annual

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by May 15

Lifelong Learning Centre and Seniors’ University Group proudly present the...

Honouring

Tom JacksonMusician I Actor I Humanitarian

Lifelong Learning Centre

35th Anniversary Celebration

Upcoming EventsMar 25-Apr 1 Adult Learners Week

Mar 28 Mini Open House

Mar 29 Facebook Workshop

Fitness Class Sampler

Mar 30 Classic Film

May 23 Distinguished Canadian Award Dinner

For event details, visit www.uregina.ca/cce or call 585-5816.

Wednesday, May 23Reception 5:30pmDinner 6:30pm

Tickets $75 each$50 SUG Members (2 tickets max)$600 Corporate Table (8)

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Inside the GuidePerSonAL enriChMenT 3

S.P.A.C.e. Day Camps for Kids 4

individual Music instruction 7

Pottery Programs 8

Lifelong Learning Programs 10

Volunteer & Community Programs 11

Art & Music 11

Computers & Technology 13

Fitness & Movement 15

Health & Lifestyle 16

History & Contemporary Issues 18

Languages & Culture 19

Writing & Literature 21

Wellness Wednesdays 21

Thursday Noon Hour Forums 22

Courses at a Glance 24

Registration, Policies & General Info 26

Registration Form 27

CAreer DeVeLoPMenT 30

Professional Certificates 31

Customized Corporate Training 32

Upcoming Courses 32

Institutes 34

Professional Seminars 35

Registration, Policies & General Info 37

Certificates & Diplomas 38

Upcoming Summer Univ. Courses 41

Admission, Reg., Policies & Gen. Info 43

FLexiBLe CreDiT STuDieS 44

Distance & online Learning 45

Off-Campus Courses 45

Online Courses 45

Recognition of Prior Learning 47

Casual University Studies 47

High School Accelerated Program 47

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Personal Enrichment

enjoy a little me time.

If you’re looking for a new hobby, an

opportunity to learn new things or a way

to spice up your free time this spring and

summer, join us for some fun and personal

enrichment.

The Centre for Continuing Education houses

a wide variety of personal enrichment

classes for adults of all ages. These classes

are designed for interest and enjoyment for

anyone who loves learning and being active.

You can experience the joy of learning

through art and music, creative writing,

fitness and lifestyle, languages and culture,

history and technology, and much more.

enrich your personal side.

Be part of an active community

and experience the benefits of our

personal enrichment programs.

you can:

Be creative

Get fit

Exercise your brain

Build friendships

Engage in rich conversation

Learn new skills

Expand your knowledge

Give back to the community

Become a well-rounded person

The Magic Toy Shop Ages 3-5 (AM)

This half-day program takes your child on a dancing adventure through the magic toy shop. Designed to engage your child in the joy of storytelling through dance, our creative approach introduces the fundamentals of pre-ballet while nurturing the unique dancer within each child. This program will develop your child’s imagination, creativity, independence and social skills. This is an excellent opportunity to give your child an introduction to dance.

String Your Parents Along Ages 4-7 (AM or PM), Week 1 only

This half day camp provides an excellent introduction to the violin or cello for both children and parents. Rhythmic instruments, movement and voice will be added as a fun way to learn how to identify notes, sounds and rhythms. Give your child a well-rounded introduction to playing an instrument. A parent or guardian must attend with your child.

Miniature Mozart Ages 4-5 (AM), Ages 6-7 (PM)

This half day program gives your child an opportunity to explore the keyboard and establish a musical foundation as your child learns about the musical alphabet, patterns, posture and dynamics. Our simple and gently paced approach explores music through the keyboard, games, movement, singing, arts and crafts, and stories.

Arts Explorer Ages 6-8

Arts Explorer draws on your child’s natural curiosity about the world around them and nurtures it to support their creative potential. Our integrated camp program stimulates imagination, spontaneity and a love of the arts with music, movement, storytelling, drama and visual arts. Explore the world of the arts!

L’explorateur monde des arts! Ages 7–9

À l’exploration du monde des arts - ce camp se déroulera totalement en français! On se servira de la curiosité naturelle de l’enfant pour développer son potentiel de créativité. Musique, mouvement, récit, jeux de rôle, théâtre et art visuel se conjuguent pour stimuler l’imagination et l’amour de l’art chez les jeunes. Découvre le monde des arts!

FiddleHeads Ages 7-10 (AM), Ages 11-14 (PM), Week 2 only

Get your toes tapping and your fingers flying! FiddleHeads highlights the many different styles of traditional fiddle tunes from jigs

Performing Arts Day Camps for Kids

SPACESPACEJuly 9-13

July 16-20 July 30-August 3

Ages 3+

Summer Performing Arts Creative Experience

NOUVEAU!

NEW!

to reels to polkas to waltzes, while focusing on the rhythmic bases that make this style of music so energetic and fun. Our inspiring approach will offer a new musical experience for your child to hone the flexibility of the bow arm and the durability of the right fingers.

Glee Club Ages 8–10

Glee Club teaches all the elements that make up a musical theatre performance. This lively camp teaches the basics of movement, choreography, singing, acting and how it all works together to tell a story through musical theatre. Register early to be a part of a camp that has everyone buzzing!

Guitar Ages 8–10

Guitar Camp engages the young guitarist in all aspects of guitar playing. From exploring the components of the guitar, learning to play and creating visual art to enhance the stage performance, the week is an exciting musical adventure. Our fun approach ensures your child will make lasting musical memories.

Creative Drama Studio Ages 8–10, all 3 weeks & 11–12, Week 3 only

Creative Drama Studio introduces young drama students to a wonderfully creative process. Dramatic techniques such as story making, character development, creative movement and vocal skills help build the play. Your child’s imagination is developed through learning how to collectively create and build their own theatrical play!

Stomp Ages 9-11

Time to make some noise! In Stomp, your child experiments with all sorts of percussion instruments such as drums, shakers, cowbells,

triangles, cans, plastic containers and more. Stomp allows your child to explore all areas of creating rhythm. What’s more – we put it all together to create one funky piece of percussive performance. It’s so much fun, it’s crazy!

Summer Sing AlongAges 8-12, Week 3 only

Experience fun, friends, music and learning. Develop individual vocal skills and experience the joy of singing in an ensemble. Participants are subdivided by voice range (soprano, alto, tenor and bass) and sing a variety of repertoire while working on movement activities. No prior choir experience is necessary, only a love of singing and music!

ImprovisationAges 11-12, Week 2 only

Improv stretches the imagination in the art of making it up. Your child learns to let go of logical thinking and judgment to free their spontaneity and creativity. Your child will develop creativity and self-confidence through warm-up exercises, mime, story building and theatre games. Trust your instincts!

ShowtimeAges 11–13

Showtime brings a play to life beginning with a pre-written script and breathing life into it. Focusing on the role of an actor, your child learns lines, develops characters and rehearses scenes to pick up valuable tips on becoming a better actor. Our fundamental approach helps to discover more about the entire theatre process from beginning to end.

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New pottery camps! See next page...

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April 9-13, 2012Ages 3+

Spring Performing Arts Day Camps for Kids

Learn. Play. Explore.

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CLAY ADVENTURES Ages 6–9 (AM)

Want to explore the pottery wheel? Develop your beginner skills in throwing and decorating through demonstrations and practice time. Our small camp size gives your child the attention they need ensuring they learn a lot while having fun.

POTTERY FOR KIDSAges 10-14 (PM)

Pottery For Kids gives a full pottery studio experience with a small group of campers. Kids will learn to use the pottery wheel, handbuilding/sculpting techniques and glazing. They can use their imagination to create everything from crazy creatures to funky functional pieces. This focus on individual creativity ensures that no two camps are experienced exactly

the same!

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Individual Music InstructionFrom voice to violin, music lessons teach

more than just tunes. Learning to play

an instrument is one of the greatest gifts

you can give your child or yourself. The

Conservatory of Performing Arts has

been offering music instruction in Regina

for 100 years.

hiGh QuALiTy inSTruCTion

Our instructors are among the best

in the province. Many hold university

degrees and perform with the Regina

Symphony Orchestra as well as in

their own groups and ensembles. Most

importantly, Conservatory instructors

nurture and develop students to their

highest potential.

The riGhT AGe

Quite often, we are asked what the ‘ideal

age’ is for beginning music lessons. The

answer is any age can be the right age to

begin. It really depends on the child and

the instrument chosen. String lessons

often begin with students as young as

four with active parental involvement.

Piano lessons can begin as soon as the

child is tall enough to sit at the bench

and reach the keys, although beginning

around the age of six or seven is more

common.

Many students begin playing piano,

violin, cello and guitar at a young

age. As they grow older and develop

physically, they can begin to explore

other instruments. Often students

begin taking lessons on wind and brass

instruments to complement their school

band program.

Starting music lessons is a personal

decision for every family and depends on

the maturity, interest and motivation of

your child regardless of age.

hoW MuSiC LeSSonS WorK

Music lessons at the Conservatory are

taught one-on-one with an instructor and

are typically once a week for 30 minutes.

Lessons are available seven days a week

and generally take place after school

and on weekends. The Conservatory also

offers lessons during the day if desired.

Students may begin at any time during

the year.

For a complete list of our private

instructors and our current fee

information, please visit

www.uregina.ca/cce/conservatory.


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Register for pottery classes online at

www.uregina.ca/cce or call 585-5830.

Processing fee of $50 covers cost of

firing and glazing pottery projects.

Max 10 students per class.

CLAyWorKS (ages 6-9)

Explore the creative possibilities of

clay with new and exciting projects to

challenge every skill level. Learn the

basics of handbuilding and decoration.

All supplies included.

Day: Sat, Apr 28-Jun 16

Time: 10:00am-12:00pm

instructor: Janet Johnson

Course Fee: $150 + $50 Processing Fee

PoTTery For KiDS (ages 10-14)

Use your imagination to create

everything from crazy creatures to funky

functional pieces. Learn the basics of

sculpture and handbuilding with an

introduction to wheel throwing. New and

past students welcome. All supplies are

included.

Day: Tue, Apr 24-Jun 12

Time: 4:00-6:30pm


Course Fee: $165 + $50 Processing Fee

hAnDBuiLDinG WiTh CLAy (ages 18+)

Explore form, function and sculpture

through different methods of building

with clay. Through demonstration,

students will develop their skills in

various construction techniques, surface

decoration and glaze application. Open

studio practice time included. Tools and

clay are extra.

Day: Thu, Apr 26-Jun 14

Time: 7:00-10:00pm

instructor: Zane Wilcox

Course Fee: $165 + GST +

$50 Processing Fee

Pottery Programs


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PoTTery – ADuLT LeVeL i WheeL BASiCS (ages 18+)

Want to explore the pottery wheel?

Develop your skills in throwing and

decorating in this introductory class

through demonstrations and practice

time. Tools and clay are extra.


Time: 7:00-10:00pm, or

Day: Sat, Apr 28-Jun 16

Time: 1:00-4:00pm



$50 Processing Fee

PoTTery – ADuLT LeVeL ii BeyonD BASiCS (ages 18+)

This project-focused class will explore

the different components needed to

make complex forms and shapes on the

pottery wheel. Through demonstrations

and practice, students will further

develop their skills in construction and

surface development and explore form

and function. Open studio time is

included. Tools and clay are extra.

Prerequisite: Pottery Adult Level I.

Participants should be confident in

their basic wheel throwing techniques.

Day: Wed, Apr 25-Jun 13

Time: 7:00-10:00pm

instructor: Deanna Funk


$50 Processing Fee

PoTTery – oPen STuDio TiMe (ages 18+)

Do you have an artistic flair, want an

ideal studio space and like being around

fellow potters? Then this self-directed

class is for you. Work independently

on pottery and sculpture projects in a

creative atmosphere!

Prerequisite: Pottery Adult Level I.

Participants should be confident in their

basic wheel throwing techniques.

Day: Mon, Apr 23-Jun 18

(no class May 21)

Time: 7:00-10:00pm or

Day: Fri, Apr 27-Jun 15

Time: 1:00-4:00pm


$50 Processing Fee


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VoLunTeer & CoMMuniTy ProGrAMS

ABoriGinAL GrAnDMoTherS CArinG For GrAnDChiLDren SuPPorT neTWorK

Grandmothers caring for grandchildren are invited to monthly Support Network meetings. Childcare and rides will be provided for those who call in advance. For more information or to register call

585-5766.

Day: Fri, Apr 13, May 11, June 8

Time: 9:30-11:30am

Location: Four Directions Community

Health Centre

3510 – 5th Ave.

enGLiSh LAnGuAGe ProGrAM

Adults who want to improve their English language skills can gain confidence in speaking English, learn about Regina and Canada, and meet people from the community. For more information call

585-5766.

Day: Tue, Apr 24-June 26

Time: 2:15-4:15pm

Location: Regina Open Door Society

1855 Smith St.

inTerCuLTurAL GrAnDMoTherS uniTinG (iGu)

All older women who are interested in building bridges of understanding, respect, trust and friendship among FirstNations, Métis and other women are

Lifelong Learning ProgramsDATeS To reMeMBer

Adult Learners Week & Lifelong Learning Centre 35th Anniversary CelebrationMarch 24-April 1

Facebook WorkshopThu, March 29, 9:30am-12:00pmGallery Building, Room 106

open house & Free ForumsWed, March 28, 10:30am-2:30pmGallery Building, Room 106 Displays, tours, lectures & more10:30am Wonders of SK Forum12:00pm Belly Dancing & Zumba Gold1:30pm Middle East Affairs & Archaeology

Fitness Class SamplerThu, March 29, 12:00-1:00pmGallery Building, Room 106

Free Classic Film & Popcorn Roman HolidayFri, March 30, 1:00-3:00pmGallery Building, Room 106

Welcome & orientationThu, April 26, 12:00-1:00pmGallery Building, Room 106

28th Distinguished Canadian Award DinnerWed, May 235:30pm Reception 6:30pm DinnerTickets available from theLifelong Learning Centre Reception Desk

World elder Abuse Awareness Prevention DayFriday, June 15, 12:00-1:00pmGallery Building, Room 106


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welcome to attend these monthly meetings. For more information call

585-5766 or 585-5705.

Day: Fri, Apr 20, May 18, Jun 15

Time: 10:30am-12:30pm

Location: Indian-Métis Christian

Fellowship

3131 Dewdney Ave.

SPeAKerS BureAu

The Lifelong Learning Centre has speakers available to talk to groups about the importance of lifelong learning and other issues of concern to older adults. Presentations include elder abuse, aging well, retirement planning, health literacy and more. If you want to request a speaker for your group or are interested in becoming one call 585-5766 or 585-5806.

VoLunTeer oPPorTuniTieS

We are looking for volunteers to assist with promotional activities, newsletter production and more. Call 585-5816 if

you would like to volunteer.

ArT & MuSiC

ACryLiC PAinTinG 1 (25001)

Learn the basics of acrylic painting - how to mix and blend colours, use various brushes and apply brush strokes. Learn about composition, how to compose a painting from a photograph and complete a painting from start to finish. You will complete a series of painting exercises on paper and on canvas.

Materials list will be supplied.


Time: 9:00am-12:00pm

instructor: Beth Gaffney

Course Fee: $150 SUG Member: $125

ALL i WAnT To Do iS PAinT (25002)

Do you like to paint but can’t seem to make time for it at home? Do you have an artistic flair, need an ideal studio space and like being around fellow artists? Then this self-directed class is for you. No previous experience necessary.

Students must bring own art supplies.


(no class May 21)


Facilitator: TBD


ArT oF FLorAL DeSiGn (25003)

Join floral designer Peter Dielschneider for this interactive workshop on fresh flower design. This three part workshop will focus on design concepts of composition, balance, theme and colour. You will create beautiful table top flower arrangements including a boutonniere, corsage, triangular table arrangement, oval table arrangement and table arrangement of your own design.

Materials included.

Day: Thu, May 31-Jun 14

Time: 7:00-10:00pm

instructor: Peter Dielschneider

Course Fee: $150 SUG Members: $140


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CreATiVe CoLLAGe & MixeD MeDiA

WorKShoP (25004)

In this one-day workshop participants will learn how to combine various materials with acrylic paints and mediums to create original and unique works of art on canvas and paper of various sizes. Learn the basics about adhesives and archival combinations and collage techniques with paper, fabric, photographs and objects. Prerequisite: Some knowledge of acrylic painting.


Day: Fri, Jun 1

Time: 9:00am-4:00pm

instructor: Gerri Ann Siwek


DrAWinG FounDATionS 1 & 2 (25005)

Aspire to be a painter but find yourself a little frustrated with the end results? This introductory drawing class will provide you with the basics to be an effective artist or painter. Exercises will focus on developing observational drawing skills, rendering skills, light and shadow on form and texture, and expanding your materials use. Materials list will be

supplied.

Day: Tue, Apr 24-May 29

Time: 7:00-9:30pm

instructor: Mary Ann Dube


DruMMinG – inTroDuCTory (25028)

This class will build on traditional and new drum circle rhythms with emphasis on joining in the jam. Accompany some of your favourite songs and hymns or make up your own. Build confidence to enjoy the power of music and the

company of new friends. Drums are provided free at class and are available to rent for home use for $25. Class materials fee $5 for new participants

payable at first class.

Day: Fri, May 11-Jun 15

Time: 10:30am-12:00pm

instructor: Joanne Crofford


DruMMinG – ADVAnCeD (25029)

This class will build on traditional and new drum circle rhythms with emphasis on creative use of the bones of a rhythm to build and elaborate on the beat. Have fun playing like a pro! Use your drum in different playing situations - at home, church, drum circle, musical choir or band. Drums are provided free at class and are available to rent for home use for $25. Class materials fee $5 for new

participants payable at first class.

Day: Fri, May 11-Jun 15

Time: 1:00-2:30pm

instructor: Joanne Crofford


iMProVinG your PAinTinG SKiLLS -

One-Week IntensIve WOrkshOp (25006)

This class is for students who have been painting for a while but would like to improve their work. Bring a watercolour or acrylic painting you have been working on or an idea you would like to create but are having trouble executing. There will be demonstrations, individual instruction and daily critiques. Open studio time until 4:00pm. Students must

bring own art supplies.

Day: Mon-Fri, July 23-27



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WATerCoLour PAinTinG 2 (25007)

Increase your skills beyond the beginner level. Students will be encouraged to work independently on their own projects with help from the instructor. There will be plenty of one-on-one instruction as well as group discussion. Students will complete two projects.






CoMPuTerS & TeChnoLoGy CoMPuTer uSe 1 (25048)

For those who are inexperienced with computers or have never used a computer before, this hands-on course will cover the basics of computer use including the mouse, keyboard, computer programs such as email and web browsers, and how to navigate in

Microsoft Windows.

Day: Thu, Apr 26-May 17

Time: 1:30-4:00pm

instructor: David Wessel


CoMPuTer uSe 2 (25049)

This course is for anyone who has

taken Computer Use 1 or is fairly comfortable using the mouse, keyboard and some computer programs. This hands-on course will improve your computer skills and teach you more about email, address books, Microsoft

Windows operating system and basic file management. You will perform basic searches for information on the internet.

Day: Thu, May 31-Jun 21

Time: 1:30-4:00pm




Designed for fairly experienced PC users or those who have taken Computer Use 2, this hands-on course explores more fully the many uses of the computer. We will look at a variety of computer programs such as word processors, spreadsheets and photo editors. Learn more about web browsers, information available on the internet and how to find it. Configure Microsoft Windows desktops and download programs from websites.

Day: Tue, Apr 24-May 15

Time: 9:00-11:30am




This course is for those who are comfortable using the computer, but still have questions to ask. We will cover file management issues, computer security (the threats and how to deal with them), computer applications of interest, photo editors or spreadsheets and current trends in computing.

Day: Tue, May 29-Jun 19

Time: 9:00-11:30am




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inTroDuCTion To ADoBe PhoToShoP

(25035) neW!

Photoshop provides endless capabilities and opportunities to produce eye-catching graphic designs, be it posters, web graphics or artwork. This beginner course is designed for students with no or very little experience using Photoshop CS5. Students will develop the basic needed to use this software for personal

use. Prerequisite: Basic computer skills.

Day: Thu, Apr 5-26

Time: 7:00-9:00pm

instructor: Connie Novitski


FACeBooK – inTroDuCTion (15226)

Facebook is the world’s most popular social networking site and it’s free. In this session we will review the main features of Facebook, give some hints on various ways to use it and discuss some of the issues around social networking, such as privacy and advertising. The presentation will be a lecture, demonstration and discussion format. Students are welcome to use the Computer Lab to work independently on Facebook pages after

the workshop.

Day: Thu, Mar 29



Course Fee: $25 SUG Members: Free

iPoDS, iPhoneS, iPADS &

DoWnLoADinG MeDiA (25033)

The internet is changing the way we watch TV, listen to music and play games. New devices like iPods and iPhones allow us to have our entertainment wherever we are. This workshop will show you the ins and outs of buying media with iTunes, putting media on your portable device and a few other ways to watch TV, read books or

play games online.

Day: Mon, May 7


instructor: Dr. David Gerhard


KeePinG in TouCh ThrouGh

FACeBooK & SKyPe (25034)

Keeping in touch is easier than it used

to be, thanks to modern technology. If you have a computer, a web camera and the internet, you can see and talk to people almost anywhere for free. This workshop will show you some tips and tricks for finding people and keeping in touch through Facebook and other social networking sites. We’ll also look at using Skype, Google Chat or iChat to talk to your family and friends.

Day: Mon, Apr 30


instructor: Dr. David Gerhard


TAKinG BeTTer PhoToGrAPhS (25013)

Do you want to make sure your vacation photos are the best they can


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be? Join U of R photographer, Trevor Hopkin, to learn how to improve your photographs. Trevor will critique your past photos and discuss issues including light, composition and environmental conditions – outdoors if weather permits. To wrap up, he will critique your new photos and give further advice. Students can use digital and non-digital cameras. Please bring your camera with some photos you have taken, either prints or

on a CD.

Day: Fri, May 4 & 11


instructor: Trevor Hopkin


FiTneSS & MoVeMenT

BeLLy DAnCinG (25052)

Connect with your inner goddess as we stretch our bodies and minds with a yoga-inspired warm up before toning our bodies with the art of belly dancing. This multi-level class, great for beginners and continuing belly dancers, will hone the foundations of belly dance while giving a great workout. Learn traditional Middle Eastern rhythms and keep those creative juices flowing as we introduce props into our play. Free sample class on Mar 28

at 12:00 noon.


Time: 12:00-1:00pm

instructor: Anna Scott


FiT For your LiFe (25053)

Join us for a gradual strength-training program designed for older adults. Health experts suggest weight training

as an integral necessity for a healthy lifestyle. Hand-held, velcro wrist and ankle weights from one to five pounds are supplied. The class instructs proper weight training with a muscle warm-up, stretching and cool down. Free sample

class on Mar 29 at 12:00pm.

Days: Tue & Thu, Apr 24-Jun 21

Time: 4:00-5:00pm

instructor: Dorothy Fitzer


Line DAnCinG (25054)

“In a Rut Strut.” Line dancing is a great activity for fun, exercise and memory. Learn easy, progressive steps to all types

of music.


Time: 9:30-10:30am



STreTCh & Tone exerCiSe (25055)

Promote healthy aging through exercise designed to increase flexibility. This class involves a warm up, aerobics, stretching, toning and cool down. Mats and weights are supplied. Free sample class on

Mar 29 at 12:00pm.


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Day: Tue & Thu, Apr 24-Jun 21

Time: 11:00am-12:00pm



yoGA – BeGinnerS (25039)

Introduce yourself to the world of

yoga. You will learn gentle yoga poses and stretches that can safely be done at home. Those with experience can practice at a slower pace. Please bring a

yoga mat and large towel or blanket.


(no class May 21)

Time: 12:00-1:00pm

instructor: Lani Knaus


yoGA – ADVAnCeD (25040)

This class is designed for those who know basic diaphragmatic breathing, the rudiments of basic postures, are at ease with the asanas practiced in beginners class and want to stretch beyond the beginner level. Please bring a yoga mat

and large towel or blanket.


(no class May 21)

Time: 10:30-11:30am



yoGA – MuLTi-LeVeL (25041)

If you have learned the basics, you are ready to move on. You will be guided to adapt the practice to you own level. Emphasis will be on breathing, classic yoga poses and relaxation techniques. Please bring a yoga mat and large towel

or blanket.


Time: 10:30-11:30am



yoGA reSTorATiVe (25042)

This will be a gentle class for people who have low energy, chronic health problems, are recovering from illness or injury or just want a gentler practice. It is suitable for beginners as well as continuing students. Most of the practice will be done lying on the floor. Please bring a yoga mat and blanket or quilt

and a large towel.


Time: 12:00-1:00pm



heALTh & LiFeSTyLe

BirDinG For BeGinnerS (25008)

Interested in birding as a hobby? Join expert birder Bruce Kellett to learn how. Together, you will explore the basics of bird identification, classification and behaviour. This course will also cover birding ethics and conservation of various bird habitats including prairie ecosystems. Enjoy two bird watching


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fieldtrips to Wascana Park.

Day: Wed, Apr 25-May 16

Time: 6:30-8:30pm

instructor: Bruce Kellett


BirDinG - ADVAnCeD (25009)

This course is for birders with

some bird watching knowledge and experience. Explore bird identification challenges as well as bird vocalization and classification. Learn about designated IBAs (important bird areas) in Saskatchewan as well as habitat concerns for the province. Enjoy two bird

watching fieldtrips to Wascana Park.

Day: Wed, May 23-Jun 13

Time: 6:30-8:30pm

instructor: Bruce Kellett


CLASSiC FiLMS (25059)

Come and enjoy six films this spring with an introductory and concluding discussion of each: the street With no name (Mark Stevens and Richard

Widmark – crime thriller); Where the sidewalk ends (Dana Andrews and Jean Tierney – mystery thriller); Laura (Jean Tierney and Dana Andrews – drama); Call northside 777 (Jimmy Stewart and L.J. Cobb – mystery); kiss of Death (Victor Mature and Colleen Gray – thriller); high sierra (Humphrey Bogart and Ida Lupino – adventure). Free sample film with popcorn on Mar 30 at 1:00 pm: roman holiday (Gregory Peck and Audrey

Hepburn – comedy/drama).

Day: Fri, Apr 27-Jun 1

Time: 1:00-3:30pm

instructor: Dermot Weightman


exPerienCe & The oWnerS MAnuAL

(25030)

Know yourself, love yourself, be yourself. Face and fulfill the challenge of the ages and move towards the ‘life of the ages’ often erroneously referred to as ‘eternal life.’ Participate in discussions and exercises on self-knowledge, self-

acceptance and self-appreciation.


I started taking courses because I wanted to meet

people who shared some of my interests. Personal

enrichment courses provide an opportunity to join

discussions and I have learned so much from some of

the people who speak up and talk about their life

experiences. This is why personal enrichment courses

are my favourite ones. They give me a chance to learn

about the ways in which others cope with problems from

the past or the present. The class members are friendly

and accepting of me.

Helen Martin

Lifelong Learning Centre Student

Tell us your story...by Helen Martin


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Time: 1:30-3:30pm

instructor: Paul Antrobus


exPLorinG reTireMenT (25036)

Are you considering retirement or have recently retired? This workshop will be a mix of presentations and interactive sessions designed to assist you in creating a vision of their future and chart a course to get there. Fee includes resource guide and refreshments. For those 55+ a Seniors’ University Group membership for 2012-2013 is also

included.

Day: Sat, Apr 21 & 28


Facilitator: Maria Reardon

Course Fee: $75 (couple $100)

SUG Member: $50

SPrinG BirDS WiTh TreVor herrioT

(25024)

Join writer and CBC Birdline expert, Trevor Herriot, for a walk through the park to look at the birds of spring. Trevor will give advice on bird identification and feeding in your yard. Dress well and

bring your binoculars.

Day: Tue, May 15

Time: 12:00-1:00pm

instructor: Trevor Herriot

Course Fee: $5

hiSTory & ConTeMPorAry iSSueS

APoCALyPSe: The enD oF The WorLD

in PoPuLAr CuLTure (25012)

Y2K. The Mayan Calendar. The Rapture. Is the world about to end? For 2,000 years, off and on, some people have

believed the end was near. This class will look at the origins and history of apocalyptic thought and its current

prominence in pop culture.


Time: 1:30-3:30pm

instructor: Dr. William Stahl


ArT, FAShion & The ProPAGAnDA oF

APPeArAnCe (25014) neW!

Before photography, art provided a rich history of how people dressed for success through the ages, what appearance meant and how it was used—how a portrait could doom a royal marriage, how one mistake could change a king to a commoner, even what hairstyles and beards revealed about status and politics, and many more intriguing details of private and public

life. Afternoon tea included.

Day: Thu, Apr 26

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

instructor: Linda Quigley


CAnADiAn hiSTory ConTroVerSiALLy

(25011)

Join Bill Barry, well-known local historian and author, for a lively romp through some of the thornier episodes of Canada’s past. This revised course will explore new controversial issues such as “Did the Welsh discover North America?”, “Was the Quebec Act the cause of the American Revolution?” and “Should Diefenbaker have cancelled the Avro Arrow?” A reading list will be provided for those interested in familiarizing

themselves with the topics prior to class.


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Time: 1:30-3:30pm

instructor: Bill Barry


DeSerT FATherS & MoTherS (25010)

Many 3rd and 4th Century heroes were actually monks and solitaries who went out into the deserts of Egypt and Palestine to live lives of prayer and solitude. Explore the stories of these unique monks to understand their spirituality, ways of life and the important

roles they played in Eastern Christianity.


(no class May 21)

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

instructor: Dr. Robert Kitchen


GoDS, TeMPLeS & ChurCheS (25060)

Since the earliest development of

humankind there has been a concept

of extra terrestrial and supernatural

powers which influence the cosmos and

all life within it. Let’s look at the beliefs,

methods and places of worship of these

powers which evolved over time to the

present day levels of sophistication as

rituals and physical structures.


Time: 9:30-11:30am

instructor: Adrien Tatarinoff


GreAT PhiLoSoPherS (25043)

This course is a sequel to the previous Great Books course. We will focus on one reading selection in the field of philosophy allowing for greater intensity

and depth of study.


(no class May 21)

Time: 9:30-11:30am

instructor: Dr. Ronald Eberle


MiDDLe eAST CurrenT AFFAirS

(25037)

If you have an interest in Middle Eastern and Central Asian affairs, join us for weekly lectures about current issues in these regions. Media clips will be shown at various times throughout the lectures. Free sample class with Middle East

treats on Mar 28 at 1:30pm.


Time: 9:30-11:30am

instructor: Dr. Ray Cleveland


LAnGuAGeS & CuLTure

AnCienT CuLTureS & PLACeS (25038)

See how archaeological research has helped us understand the cultures found in select places in various parts of the world through lectures, videos and slide shows. Free sample class with Middle

East treats on Mar 28 at 1:30pm.


instructor: Dr. Ray Cleveland


enGLiSh LAnGuAGe ConVerSATion

(25031)

Do you or someone you know need help understanding and speaking English? This interactive English class will teach common English phrases that will help in everyday life. Learn how to pronounce English words more clearly and be better


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understood. Everyone welcome. No

formal education needed.


Time: 2:15-4:15pm

instructor: Ronda Gay

Course Fee: Free

SPAniSh 1 (25044)

Going to Spain? Mexico? South America? Here is your opportunity to learn Spanish and discover Hispanic culture and people. This informal introduction is

for absolute beginners.


Time: 9:30-11:30am

instructor: Sergio Quezada


+ textbook purchase

SPAniSh 2 (25045)

This course is for those with basic Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation skills. You will be able to improve your fluency and learn more about exciting Hispanic culture. Prerequisite: Spanish I

or some basic Spanish skills.


Time: 9:30-11:30am



SPAniSh 2 - eVeninG (25032)

Learn key travel phrases, exchanging pleasantries and how to ask for directions as well as everyday conversation. Ample time will be provided to practice speaking the language and engage in Spanish conversation with fellow students. Prerequisite: Spanish I or some basic

Spanish skills.


Time: 7:00-9:00pm

instructor: Edith Brockhill


SPAniSh ConVerSATion 1 (25046)

This class will allow students who have completed Spanish 5 or an equivalent advanced course to put their knowledge of Spanish into practice through conversation related to current events

and other topics.


Time: 1:30-3:30pm



SPAniSh ConVerSATion 2 (25047)

Take you conversation ability to the next level through conversation related to current events and other topics. Prerequisite: Spanish conversation 1 or

equivalent experience.


Time: 9:30-11:30am



GreeK 2 (25058) neW!

Expand your Greek language skills by

learning more key phrases and grammar while developing stronger conversation abilities. Prerequisite: Greek Beginner or

equivalent experience.


Time: 7:00-9:00pm

instructor: Stamatis Katsaganis



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WriTinG & LiTerATure CreATiVe WriTinG (25056)

This is a self-directed creative writing class. Several topics of choice enable everyone to participate. All are welcome. No previous experience is necessary. Participants will take turns moderating

the weekly sessions.


Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Coordinator: Bob Juby


ThAnKS For The MeMorieS (25057)

Have you entertained the idea that someday you might write your memoirs or memories of grandparents, parents or siblings for future generations to know their roots? Join others for a relaxed time sharing written stories about your life and others who are a part of your life. Take this opportunity to be motivated to do something lasting and priceless for your family. In future years they will

surely say, “Thanks for the Memories.”

Day: Wed, Apr 25, May 9 & 23,

Jun 6 & 20

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Facilitator: Evelyn Rogers


WeLLneSS WeDneSDAyS

Free monthly sessions co-sponsored by Lifelong Learning Centre and Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region Seniors

Healthy Living Program.

Time: 12:00-1:00pm

room: Gallery Building 106

KeePinG your FrienDS & STAyinG

heALThy (25025)

Let’s brainstorm ideas for incorporating healthier eating into our everyday meals and social lives. Together we will learn easy changes to make in recipes, meal planning and eating out that will allow us to eat healthy even while entertaining

friends or enjoying a restaurant meal.

Presenter: Kay Yee

Apr 18

MeDiCATion MATTerS (25026)

Medications are given to improve our health, but research tells us that one half of all prescriptions are taken improperly, sometimes with serious results. Join us for a discussion with a community pharmacist regarding the safe use of medicines and ideas to help us better

manage our medications.

Presenter: Shona Elder

May 16

SAFe & heALThy TrAVeL (25027)

Each year people travel to many parts of the world. Along with a wonderful experience, travelers may also be exposed to health risks far different from those in Saskatchewan. Whether you are planning a quick trip to the Caribbean or a two year mission to Central Africa, there are things you can do to reduce your health risks. A nurse from the Travel Health Centre will provide tips on things you can do before you travel and while

you are away to protect your health.

Presenter: RQHR Travel Health Centre

Jun 20


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ThurSDAy noon hour ForuMS

Time: 12:00-1:00pm

room: Gallery Building 106

Course Fee: $5

(unless otherwise stated)

BrAin FiTneSS (25015)

Staying healthy as we get older involves more than just remaining physically active. We must also exercise our mind. Attend this interactive presentation to gain a better understanding of what can be done to keep the brain healthy and fit. You will have the opportunity to learn and practice mental exercises designed

to benefit the older brain.

Presenter: Susan Weir

Apr 26

*11:00am-12:00pm

LLC WeLCoMe & orienTATion - Free

All new and continuing students at the Lifelong Learning Centre are invited to join us for an orientation and update on new and exciting developments at the Centre and with the Seniors’ University Group. Bring your lunch and we’ll provide beverages. Interested students will be taken on a tour to see classrooms

and other facilities.

Facilitators: LLC Staff &

SUG Board Members

Apr 26

our TriP To GreeCe (25016)

Discover Greece without leaving home! Join George and Sharon Maier as they share stories and pictures from their recent trip to Greece. Experience Athens and highlights from their day trip to Delphi, a city where many past

rulers sought prophesies from the Delphi Oracle before undertaking major

campaigns.

Presenters: George & Sharon Maier

May 3

TiPS For SnoWBirDS (25017)

John Foster of the Canadian Snowbird Association will give an informative presentation on the rights and privileges of travelling Canadians. John will provide information about new border crossing protocols and customs requirements especially when travelling to the United States, safety issues for Canadians, the importance of travel health insurance and restrictions and limitations of

government health plans.

Presenter: John Foster

May 10

our TriP To The GreeK iSLAnDS

(25018)

George and Sharon Maier will share stories and pictures from their recent trip to the Greek Islands. Together you will enjoy pictures of Nafplio, Mykonos, Delos, Naxos and Santorini as well as explore the ruins of Delos where no permanent residents are allowed to

reside.


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Presenters: George & Sharon Maier

May 17

MAKinG your GArDen BLooM (25019)

Interested in garden flowers but not really sure where to begin? Expert gardener Bernie Zaharik will host a lively discussion on the advantages of flowering perennials. From novice to expert you’re sure to enjoy this presentation complete with helpful tips

and a Q & A session.

Presenter: Bernie Zaharik

May 24

The ArT oF ABoriGinAL SToryTeLLinG

(25020)

For Aboriginal people, storytelling is both a gift and a very old custom sanctioned by the people to teach, entertain and remember. Join Aboriginal Elder and accomplished storyteller, Margaret Cote, as she explores the tradition of Aboriginal storytelling. She will also share several Saulteaux stories in true

traditional fashion.

Presenter: Elder Margaret Cote

May 31

VoiCe-oVer ACTinG – A BeGinner’S

GuiDe (25021)

Join professional voice actor Stephanie Robinson as she discusses different areas of the voice-over industry including commercials, audio book narration and cartoon animation. In this hands-on presentation you will learn the basics of microphone technique, creative acting choices, delivery styles and how to make money by using your voice! Time permitting, people will be given the

opportunity to be ‘on mic,’ listen back to their performance and receive valuable

feedback and critique.

Presenter: Stephanie Robinson

Jun 7

The Four noBLe TruThS, ZAZen & The

BooK oF The DeAD (25022)

Curious about Zen Buddhism? Planning a vacation to China or Tibet and would like to know more about their religious customs and beliefs? Learn about the major features of Zen and Tibetan Buddhism. This forum will also provide a brief introduction to the life of Buddha and key Buddhist teachings. Discussion

and questions encouraged.

Presenter: Kate Lyseiko

Jun 14

The roMAn WorLD oF The FirST

CenTury: A LeGionnAire’S

PerSPeCTiVe (25023)

Join historian Terry Sinclair as he presents in full Roman legionnaire armour what it was like to be a legionnaire in the Roman world of the First Century. This lecture presented in the first person will examine Roman life during the reigns of Emperor Claudius at the start of the century to Domitian at

its end.

Presenter: Terry Sinclair

Jun 21


BiG BooK SALeSep 6-8Quality used books can be donated starting June 25

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Courses at a Glance


improve your Painting Skils

One-Week Intensive Workshop

9:00am-12:00pm

Jul 23-27

GA 110

MonDAyAMAll i Want To Do is Paint9:00am-12:00pmApr 23-Jun 25GA 110Great Philosophers9:30-11:30amApr 23-Jun 25GA 108Keeping in Touch9:00am-12:00pmApr 30GA 106iPods, iPhones9:00am-12:00pmMay 7GA 106yoga – Advanced10:30-11:30amApr 23-Jun 25GA 014

PMyoga for Beginners12:00-1:00pmApr 23-Jun 25GA 014Creative Writing Critique1:30-3:30pmApr 16, May 14CN 022Contemporary, Social, Political & Science Concerns1:45-3:45pmApr 30, May 28 & Jun 25CN 022Desert Fathers & Mothers1:30-3:30pmApr 23-Jun 25GA 106

noTe: No classes on May 21

TueSDAyAMAcrylic Painting 19:00am-12:00pmApr 24-Jun 19GA 110Computer use 39:00-11:30amApr 24-May 15CB 115Computer use 49:00-11:30amMay 29-Jun 19CB 115Gods, Temples & Churches9:30-11:30amApr 24-Jun 19GA 106Spanish 29:30-11:30amApr 24-Jun 19CN 022Line Dancing9:30-10:30amApr 24-Jun 19GA 014Stretch & Tone11:00am-12:00pmApr 24-Jun 21GA 014

PMBelly Dancing12:00-1:00pmApr 24-Jun 19GA 014Spring Birds12:00-1:00pmMay 15GA Lobbyenglish Language Conversation2:15-4:15pmApr 17-Jun 26Regina Open DoorCanadian history1:30-3:30pmApr 24-Jun 19GA 106Prairie Sages1:30-3:30pmApr 17 & May 15CN 022experience & the owner’s Manual1:30-3:30pmApr 24-Jun 19Wascana RehabFit For your Life4:00-5:00pmApr 24-Jun 21GA 014Drawing Foundations7:00-9:30pmApr 24-May 29GA 110Spanish Beginner 27:00-9:00pmApr 24-Jun 26GA 108

WeDneSDAyAMMiddle east-Current Affairs9:30-11:30amApr 25-Jun 20GA 106 Spanish i9:30-11:30amApr 25-Jun 20CN 022yoga-Multi Level10:30-11:30amApr 25-Jun 20GA 014

PMyoga-restorative12:00-1:00pmApr 25-Jun 20GA 014Apocalypse1:30-3:30pmApr 25-Jun 20GA 106Thanks for the Memories1:30-3:30pmApr 25; May 9 & 23; Jun 6 & 20CN 022Spanish Conversation 11:30-3:30pmApr 25-Jun 20GA 108Birding for Beginners6:30-8:30pmApr 5-May 16GA 106Birding ii - Advanced6:30-8:30pmMay 23-Jun 13GA 106

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WeDneSDAyAMMiddle east-Current Affairs9:30-11:30amApr 25-Jun 20GA 106 Spanish i9:30-11:30amApr 25-Jun 20CN 022yoga-Multi Level10:30-11:30amApr 25-Jun 20GA 014

PMyoga-restorative12:00-1:00pmApr 25-Jun 20GA 014Apocalypse1:30-3:30pmApr 25-Jun 20GA 106Thanks for the Memories1:30-3:30pmApr 25; May 9 & 23; Jun 6 & 20CN 022Spanish Conversation 11:30-3:30pmApr 25-Jun 20GA 108Birding for Beginners6:30-8:30pmApr 5-May 16GA 106Birding ii - Advanced6:30-8:30pmMay 23-Jun 13GA 106

ThurSDAyAMWatercolour Painting 29:00am-12:00pmApr 26-Jun 21GA 110Facebook9:30am-12:00pmMarch 29GA 106Spanish Conversation 29:30-11:30amApr 26-Jun 21CN 022Ancient Cultures & Places9:30-11:30amApr 26-Jun 21GA 106Stretch & Tone11:00am-12:00pmApr 24-Jun 21GA 014

PMArt, Fashion1:30-3:30pmApr 26GA 106Creative WritingApr 26-Jun 211:30-3:30pmGA 110Computer use 11:30-4:00pmApr 26-May 17CB 115Computer use 21:30-4:00pmMay 31-Jun 21CB 115Fit For your Life4:00-5:00pmApr 24-Jun 21GA 014 Art of Floral Design7:00-10:00pmMay 31-Jun 14GA 110Greek 27:00-9:00pmApr 26-Jun 28GA 108intro to Adobe Photoshop7:00-9:00pmApr 5-26CB 115

FriDAyAMTaking Better Photos9:00am-12:00pmMay 4 & 11CB 115Creative Collage Workshop9:00am-4:00pmJun 1GA 110Drumming-introductory10:30am-12:00pmMay 11-Jun 15GA108

PMDrumming-Advanced1:00-2:30pmMay 11-Jun 15GA 108Classic Films1:00-3:00pmApr 27-Jun 1GA 106

SATurDAyexploring retirement9:30am-12:30pmApr 21 & 28GA 106

WeLLneSS WeDneSDAyS12:00-1:00pm(unless otherwise stated)GA 106

Apr 18 Keeping your Friends & Staying healthy

May 16Medication Matters

Jun 20Safe & healthy Travel

ThurSDAynoon hour ForuMS12:00-1:00pm GA 106

(unless otherwise stated)

Apr 26

*11:00am-12:00pm

Brain Fitness

Apr 26 LLC Welcome & orientation

May 3 our Trip to Greece

May 10 Tips for Snowbirds

May 17 our Trip to the Greek islands

May 24 Making your Garden Bloom

May 31 Aboriginal Storytelling

Jun 7 Voice-over Acting

Jun 14 Four noble Truths

Jun 21 roman World


BiG BooK SALe

Sep 6-8

Quality used books can be donated starting June 25

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Institut Francaishalf page ad

“I was so happy when I started to investigate taking

classes at the U of R. They actually fit into my busy

schedule. Once I get my degree, I will have the option

to move further in my organization, make a little

more money, and provide more opportunities for my

kids. Without online and night classes this wouldn’t

be possible. I can study on my lunch break or after

the kids go to sleep, whenever it works for me...”

Jacquelynn Brown

Bachelor of Arts, Psychology

Tell us your story...by Jacquelynn Brown

Read more about flexible learning

options - nights, weekends, online,

televised and off-campus courses

on page 44.

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Career & Professional Development

Boost your career success.

Our programs are designed to develop

and enhance your knowledge, skills

and expertise in specific industries

and professions, giving you a career

edge and increased success.

Boost your career by:

Gaining hands-on experience

Networking with industry experts

Building teamwork skills

Learning key information

Developing interpersonal skills

Increasing your confidence

Becoming more passionate

about your work!

“Disney’s Approach to Business excellence”

Behind the magic of everything Disney does are sound business strategies proven by decades of success. Join us for “Disney’s Approach to Business Excellence” – a professional development program presented by Disney Institute. Learn how to adapt Disney’s best practices to your

organization which helps drive long-term results.

Day: Wed, Sep 12, 2012

Time: 8:30am-4:30pm

(registration begins at 7:30am)

Fees: $425 + GST individual early bird ticket (first 150 tickets sold)

$450 + GST individual ticket

$2550 + GST corporate table of 6

Call 585-5853 for more information and to register.

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Professional CertificatesWe offer a variety of certificate programs

designed to give working professionals up-to-

date skills and knowledge for greater success.

Take courses as individual professional

development opportunities or earn a certificate

by taking all the required core and elective

courses.

ProJeCT MAnAGeMenT CerTiFiCATe

Gain knowledge, skills, tools and

techniques to plan and execute projects

on time and on budget. By applying

sound project management principles,

many organizations across a broad

range of industries and professions base

their success on the timely and efficient

completion of projects.

MArKeTinG & SALeS MAnAGeMenT

CerTiFiCATe

Develop expert know-how that will allow

you to effectively evaluate and improve

your organization’s marketing and sales

strategies, policies and programs. Using

contemporary concepts and tools, you

will learn how to maximize the impact on

profit by your organization or business’

marketing and sales efforts, build skills in

market research and learn how to keep

your customers coming back for more.

ProFeSSionAL MAnAGeMenT

CerTiFiCATe

Build your management efficiency by

exploring the key areas of management

including effective techniques that foster

communication, teamwork and problem

solving and an understanding of the

principles of business management and

their interrelationships. You will explore

key concepts of organizational behaviour

and the behaviour of individuals and

groups in organizations.

ProFeSSionAL LeADerShiP

CerTiFiCATe

Being an effective leader is vital in

any business. Develop and grow your

leadership potential through self-study,

education, training and experience. In the

Professional Leadership Certificate, you

will explore effective leadership skills and

attributes through theory and practical

application.


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CuSToMiZeD CorPorATe TrAininG

Organizations and businesses know the value a skilled professional workforce can add to achieving competitive business advantages. Business & Professional Development can work with you to design and deliver relevant, high quality and cost effective in-house or off-site training for your employees….training that is crafted around your schedules and targeted to the specific training needs of your organization.

how can we help?Business & Professional Development offers a wide variety of personalized training options that are flexible and responsive to your organization’s needs.

Let us meet with you to:• Identify training options suitable for

your needs.• Choose from a variety of facilitators

who are right for you.• Connect your training and

development to the strategic priorities of your organization.

What are our areas of expertise?• Project management • Professional leadership• Professional management• Human resources• Sales and customer service

Upcoming CoursesProJeCT MAnAGeMenT

CerTiFiCATe

Course Date

Prerequisite Courses:

Fundamentals of Project Management

May 17-18

Project Planning & Scheduling May 31-Jun 1

required Courses:

Cost and Procurement Management

Jun 19-20

Project Management intensive:

Jul 23-27

Human Resource & Communication Management

Project Quality Management

Project Risk Management

Project Management Practicum

May 3-4 orMay 17-18 orAug 23-24

MArKeTinG & SALeS MAnAGeMenT

CerTiFiCATe

Course Date

required Courses:

Understanding Marketing Concepts

Fall 2012

Consumers & Consumption Winter 2013

Marketing Tools & Techniques Winter 2013

The Marketing Plan May 3-4

3 elective Courses:

Sales:

Sales & Presentation Skills Winter 2013

Strategic Selling Fall 2012

Customer Care Fall 2012

Marketing:

New Product Development Winter 2013

Marketing Communications Fall 2012

Online Marketing Fall 2012


Professional Certificate courses run

for two days from 9:00am-4:30pm.

Course fees are $465 + GST.

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Project Management 5-Day Intensive ProgramTake advantage of our intensive program this summer and complete nearly

half of the Project Management Certificate in five days.

This 5-day program includes:

• Project Quality Management

• Project Risk Management

• Human Resource & Communications Management

Day: Mon-Fri, July 23-27

Time: 9:00am-4:30pm

Course Fee: $1250 + GST

ProFeSSionAL MAnAGeMenT

CerTiFiCATe

Course Date

required Courses:

Principles of Effective Leadership

Fall 2012

Fundamentals of Project Management

Fall 2012

Business Communication Fall 2012

Fundamentals of Accounting for Non-Accountants

Fall 2012

3 elective Courses:

Organizational Management:

Negotiation & Conflict Resolution

Winter 2013

Strategy & Risk Management Winter 2013

Customer Care Fall 2012

Personnel Management:

Effective Recruitment & Retention

May 8-9

Performance Management Fall 2012

Leadership in a Diverse Environment

Fall 2012

ProFeSSionAL LeADerShiP

CerTiFiCATe

Course Date

required Courses:

Principles of Effective Leadership

Fall 2012

Coaching & Mentoring Employees

Fall 2012

Interpersonal Communications

Fall 2012

Creative Conflict Resolution Fall 2012

Creating Effective Work Group Fall 2012

2 elective Courses:

Career Development:

Leading Change Winter 2013

Transformational Leadership Fall 2012

Leadership in a Diverse Environment

Fall 2012

Personal Development:

Authentic Leadership May 15-16

Developing a Personal Leadership Plan

Jun 5-6

Leading & Motivating Employees

Fall 2012


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SASKATCheWAn inSTiTuTe oF heALTh

LeADerShiP (SihL)

Do you work in the health care industry?

Develop your leadership potential

and earn an interdisciplinary Health

Leadership Certificate.

The aim of SIHL is to bring together

professionals from all disciplines and

levels within the health care system

to foster leadership potential and

skills needed for creating a leadership

community that works together to

promote, support and sustain good

health.

opening retreat: November 5-9, 2012

Closing retreat: April, 2013

eDuCATion LeADerShiP inSTiTuTe oF

SASKATCheWAn (eLiS)

The Education Leadership Institute of

Saskatchewan (ELIS) is an initiative of

the Centre for Continuing Education,

University of Regina, in partnership with

the Saskatchewan Association of School

Business Officials and the Ministry of

Education.

The Institute is geared towards SASBO

employees as well as those working in

education who wants to develop their

skills in leadership.

opening retreat: January 2013

Closing retreat: June 2013

Institutes The expert’s Tip: Coaching & Mentoring employees By Shana ring, instructor

One of the primary roles of leadership

is developing other leaders. Great

leaders are highly skilled in the art of

“intentional” listening and “intentional”

questioning

To listen with “intention” we listen for the

other person’s potential – their strengths,

knowledge, skills, abilities, values, and

beliefs. We listen for who they are and

what they can achieve.

To ask questions with “intention” we ask

questions that fosters the other person’s

learning and self-awareness, and

facilitate independent thinking, creativity

and problem solving. Intentional

questions move people forward and

create the opportunity for shifts in

thinking and the energy required for

change.

A great leader’s intention is focused on

the other person’s success.


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Professional SeminarsMiCroSoFT ProJeCT

ProFeSSionAL 2010 neW

If you are a project manager responsible

for creating and modifying project

plans, Microsoft Project is a valuable

tool that can help you manage those

project plans. Learn how to create and

manage a project schedule, and manage

and customize project plans during the

implementation stage of a project using

Microsoft Project Professional 2010.

Day: Thu & Fri, May 24-25

Time: 9:00am-4:30pm

instructor: Susan Seida


ProJeCT MAnAGeMenT For

ADMiniSTrATiVe ProFeSSionALS

Obtain key skills for project management

success - scheduling, budgeting and

planning. Learn how project management

for administrative professionals will help

you succeed on projects.

Day: Wed, Jun 13

Time: 1:00pm-4:30pm

instructor: Susan Seida


BeTTer LeTTerS: 3 hourS To

iMProVinG BuSineSS CoMMuniCATion

Preparing concise, high-impact

documents that achieve results is

essential for successful business

communication. This workshop focuses

on the elements of clear, concise and

efficient business writing. Attention will

be paid to developing professionally

written communications to construct

better proposals, emails, letters and more

for your clients and business contacts.

This workshop will include grammar,

punctuation, formatting and proof-

reading.

Day: Thu, Jun 21

Time: 1:00pm-4:30pm

instructor: Regan Seidler


PreSenTATion SKiLLS

You will learn how to strengthen your

presentations by receiving feedback on

your personal presentation style and

by understanding the strategies that

aid in the elimination of self-doubt.

This will be accomplished in part by

your understanding of pre-presentation


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preparation tips and techniques aimed at

overcoming the anxiety associated with

presentations.

Day: Wed, Jul 11

Time: 9:00am-4:30pm

instructor: Brian Schumacher


eFFeCTiVe TiMe MAnAGeMenT

Everyone wants more time. Unfortunately

that isn’t always possible. We never

seem to have enough of it, yet we have

all the time there is. In this workshop

three main time management behaviours

will be examined: patterns, paperwork

and procrastination. Also, the use of

Dr. Stephen Covey’s time management

model will be integrated into the

workshop. Participants will be actively

engaged in applying the tools presented

in the workshop to their specific time

management issues.

Day: Tue, Jul 17

Time: 9:00am-4:30pm

instructor: Bob Hornsberger


CreATe CuSToMer CAre

In today’s increasingly competitive

marketplace, one key to gaining an edge

over your competition is the quality

of your customer service. This session

is designed to take you to the next

level when it comes to caring for your

customers. Whether you are selling a

product or performing telephone duties,

the tools and techniques presented will

help you enhance and develop the skills

required to take the level of customer

care you deliver from ordinary to

outstanding!

Day: Thu, Jul 19

Time: 1:00pm-4:30pm

instructor: Gloria Obrigewitsch


For More inForMATion 306-585-5853 | [email protected] | www.uregina.ca/cce For More inForMATion 306-585-5853 | [email protected] | www.uregina.ca/cce

Win An iPAD!

Visit www.uregina.ca/cce to fill out our

Summer 2012 Program Guide Survey

for your chance to win.

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Registration, Policies & General InformationreGiSTrATion

registration form available online at:www.uregina.ca/cce

Send a completed registration form to:Fax: 306-585-5872

Mail: Business & Professional Development Centre for Continuing Education University of Regina Regina, SK S4S 0A2

email: [email protected]

in Person: Room 113, College Building College Avenue & Scarth Street

PoLiCieS

Prerequisites NOT required (except when enrolled in the Project Management Certificate). A completion letter will be issued at the end of class provided you have attended a minimum of 80% of each day of the class. Formal admission to the University of Regina is NOT required for BPD courses. Classes may be done individually OR as part of the certificate.

CAnCeLLATion

BPD reserves the right to cancel a course subject to minimum enrolment, facility issues or other administrative reasons. Every effort will be made to notify the participant in the event of cancellation. Full fees will be refunded.

WiThDrAWAL

BPD requires written notice (email/fax acceptable) 5 business days (excluding weekends and statutory holidays) prior to the course start date, unless otherwise stated. Participants may be liable for the entire fee if written notice is not received. In the instance where a medical certificate is provided, refund will be given. Non-attendance does

not constitute withdrawal. All cancellations will be charged a $50 processing fee.

TrAnSFer

Registrants may transfer courses prior to the start of the course, providing there is availability. A $25 transfer fee will be assessed for all course transfers.

PAyMenT

BPD accepts cheques, Interac, American Express, Diners Club International, Discover, Master Card and VISA. Full payment must accompany registration. Cheques are to be made payable to the University of Regina. If you would like invoicing done through your employer, written confirmation of payment from your supervisor is required upon registration.

PriVACy & ACCeSSiBiLiTy PoLiCieSwww.uregina.ca/cce/career-development/policies-professional.html

GenerAL inForMATion

PArKinG

Daily parking permits are included with your registration fees. Parking meters are available on campus for $1.50/hour. Metered parking is free on the College Avenue Campus after 6:00pm. oFFiCe hourS

Mon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm (closed 12:00-1:00pm)

ConTACT inForMATion

Business & Professional DevelopmentCentre for Continuing EducationUniversity of ReginaCollege Building Room 113College Ave. at Scarth St.Regina, SK S4S 0A2

Phone: 306-585-5853

Fax: 306-585-5872



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Certificates & DiplomasAChieVe your eDuCATionAL AnD CAreer GoALS.

We offer undergraduate certificate and diploma programs for a wide variety of

industries that can give you a career edge, add value to your past university education

or help you ladder into a degree program.

Take advantage of courses designed to fit your lifestyle and busy schedule. Most

programs require minimal to no educational background and courses are available at

night, online and on weekends.

“The Public Relations Certificate has

expanded my horizons on what it

really means to be a public relations

professional. I now feel I have the

expertise, flair and talent to pursue

my dream in the world of PR.”

-Jenna Gaube

CerTiFiCATe in ADuLT eDuCATion &

TrAininG (CAeT)

This program provides you with the

knowledge and skills you need to design

and deliver effective training programs

in any organizational setting.

The program is accessible and

convenient for working people

throughout Saskatchewan and beyond

with courses available in the evening

and online.

CerTiFiCATe in PuBLiC reLATionS

Public Relations is a fast-paced and

exciting field with opportunities for

career growth. This six-course certificate

is developed to introduce key PR

concepts to students seeking a career

in PR or professional development and

credentials for those already working

in the industry. Key concepts include

planning, implementing and evaluating

effective communications plans, using

appropriate tools and techniques to

share your message, creating

communications pieces for internal and

external stakeholders, and understanding

the ethics of public relations in a broad

industry setting.


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CerTiFiCATe oF exTenDeD STuDieS

in inCLuSiVe eDuCATion (CeSie)

Inclusive education is a dynamic and

flexible approach to supporting students

with special needs in schools and

communities. This 10-course certificate

program, with its emphasis on face-to-

face delivery, provides teachers with the

opportunity to learn from instructors who

have extensive experience in the field,

build peer relationships and network

support, and gain applied experience in

inclusive education all while attending

courses in the evening, on weekends or

during the summer.

CerTiFiCATe in ADMiniSTrATion

LeVeL i & LeVeL ii

The Certificate in Administration

programs will help you advance your

current employment position or start you

on your way down your chosen career

path. Both certificates are recognized as

excellent programs by Saskatchewan’s

major organizations. Study toward your

certificates to improve your professional

options and career opportunities,

gain better understanding of how

organizations operate and choose from

a wide variety of business courses based

on your interests and goals.

The Certificate in Administration Level I

(five courses) and Level II (10 courses)

ladder into the Diploma of Business

Administration and the Bachelor of

Administration for students who meet

admission requirements to the Faculty of

Business Administration.

CerTiFiCATeS in LoCAL GoVernMenT

AuThoriTy & ADVAnCeD LoCAL

GoVernMenT AuThoriTy

The Local Government Authority

Certificate programs will provide you

with an excellent introduction to local

government practices, giving you the

knowledge you need to successfully

carry out the responsibilities of a

local government administrator. With

these programs you will expand your

understanding of how local governments

fit into the democratic system and how

municipalities operate.

Students in the programs gain the

opportunity to explore exciting career

options while taking online or one-week

intensive face-to-face courses.

Students who complete the program earn

certification with RMAA and UMAAS. The

LGA program qualifies as educational

requirements for Standard C certification

and the Advanced LGA qualifies as the

educational requirement for Superior A

certification.

CerTiFiCATe in PASTorAL STuDieS

in partnership with Campion College

The Pastoral Studies program is designed

to increase students’ professional

competence in ministering to the spiritual

and personal well-being of others and

prepares students for service in lay

ministry, hospitals, hospices, schools and

a variety of other institutional settings.

Courses are scheduled on a part-time

basis to accommodate working adults.


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For more information or to apply to the

Pastoral Studies program, contact the

Pastoral Studies Program Director at

Campion College at 359-1235, or visit

www.uregina.ca/campion.

LiBerAL ArTS CerTiFiCATe &

DiPLoMA

The Certificate and Diploma in Liberal

Arts are for students who wish to

complete a credit program but who may

not initially want to pursue a full degree.

The certificate and diploma ladder into

the Bachelor of Arts for students who

wish to continue on to a degree program.

CerTiFiCATe in hoSPiTALiTy,

TouriSM & GAMinG enTerTAinMenT

MAnAGeMenT

in partnership with First nations

university of Canada

The Certificate in Hospitality, Tourism

and Gaming Entertainment Management

was developed in consultation with

industry stakeholders to meet the

growing need for qualified managers and

leaders now and in the future. Courses

cover topics such as marketing, human

resources and strategic management as

they apply directly to the industry.

The program is both flexible and

accessible. Students can attend class

during the day or evening, study part-

time to enhance current employment or

future opportunities and use the program

as a stepping stone to full-time studies or

a longer-term program goal.

other certificates offered in partnership

with First nations university of Canada:

• CertificateinAdministration

(Indian Management)

• CertificateofContinuing

Education First Nations

• InterdisciplinaryStudies

• CertificateofExtendedStudies

in Aboriginal Education

• CertificateofExtendedStudiesin

First Nations Language

• FirstNationsLanguageInstructor

Certificate

• DiplomaofFirstNations

Interdisciplinary Studies


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Upcoming Summer University CoursesCerTiFiCATe in ADuLT eDuCATion AnD TrAininG (CAeT)

Crn Course Course Title Day Time Term

21221 EAHR 210 Program Design M-F 8:30am-4:45pm M-JN

21220 EAHR 214 Facilitation of Adult Learning TR 6:30-9:15pm JL

21213 EAHR 410 Program Planning &

Evaluation

MW 6:30-9:15pm M-JN

CerTiFiCATe in PuBLiC reLATionS


21181 PR 100 Foundations of PR MW 6:00-8:30pm AL-M

21182 PR 101 Writing & Editing for PR MW 6:00-8:30pm JN-JL

CerTiFiCATe in exTenDeD STuDieS in inCLuSiVe eDuCATion (CeSie)


TBA EMTH 335 Curriculum and Instruction:

Students with Special Needs

TBA TBA

Swift Current

TBA

21020 EPSY 043 Students with Special Needs MW 7:00-9:45pm TBA

20541 EPSY 322-

041

Students with Special Needs TR 7:00-9:45pm M-JN

20999 EPSY 323-

051

Design Learning Environ-

ments for Students with

Special Needs

M-R 9:00-11:40am JL

21001 EPSY 324-

051

Individual Assessment &

Instructional Adaptation for

Students with Special Needs

M-R 12:30-3:10pm TBA

TBA EPSY 326 Change, Collaboration &

Consulting: Students with

Special Needs

S 9:00am-4:00pm

Moose Jaw

AL-M

21003 EPSY 328-

041

Functional Assessment &

Positive Behaviour Support

& Community Environments

MW 7:00-9:45pm M-JN

AL - April | M - May | JN - June | JL - July | A - August


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CerTiFiCATe in ADMiniSTrATion LeVeL i & LeVeL ii


20140 BUS 260-040 Intro to Organizational

Behaviour

MW 7:00-9:45pm M-JN

20148 BUS 260-070 Intro to Organizational

Behaviour

TR 6:30-9:15pm JL-A

20150 BUS 307-040 Business Law MW 6:30-9:15pm M-JN

20429 ECON 100-040 Intro to Economic Issues MW 7:00-9:45pm M-JN

20430 ECON 201-040 Intro Microeconomics TR 7:00-9:45pm M-JN

20435 ECON 201-070 Intro Microeconomics MW 7:00-9:45pm JL-A

20431 ECON 202-040 Intro Macroeconomics MW 7:00-9:45pm M-JN

20436 ECON 202-070 Intro Macroeconomics TR TBA JL-A

CerTiFiCATeS in LoCAL GoVernMenT AuThoriTy & ADVAnCeD L. G. A.


21157 LG 200-020 Intro to Local Government

Authority

M-F 8:30am-5pm M

21159 LG 202-030 Local Government

Legislation & Statute Law

M-F 8:30am-5pm JN

21147 LG 204-397 Basic Accounting

Practices

Online N/A M-A

21148 LG 206-397 Local Government

Accounting

Online N/A M-A

CerTiFiCATe in PASTorAL STuDieS


20981 PAST 320-C40 Pastoral Care T 4:00-7:00pm M-JN

CerTiFiCATe in hoSPiTALiTy, TouriSM & GAMinG enTerTAinMenT MAnAGeMenT

Please contact First Nations University of Canada for details at 790-5950 ext. 3100

or email Joanne Goodpipe at [email protected].


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Admission, Registration, Policies & General InformationADMiSSion

Students who have never attended the

University of Regina must submit:

• acompletedadmissionformand

• anon-refundableapplicationfee

• Studentswithafirstlanguageother

than English must meet English

Proficiency requirements.

oPen ADMiSSion

Students 21 years of age and older are

eligible for open admission. Contact the

Credit Studies office for other admission

options.

CASuAL STuDenT ADMiSSion

If you want to take courses for general

interest and prefer to obtain a grade

and undergraduate course credit, Casual

Student admission may be the right

choice for you. Some restrictions apply.

Call the Credit Studies Division at

306-585-5807 for more information

or to arrange for an academic advising

appointment.

CurrenT/PreViouS STuDenTS

Admission/Readmission and Faculty

Transfer forms are available at

www.uregina.ca/cce

reGiSTrATion

online: Register and pay online

for all University of Regina

courses with UR Self-Service

at www.uregina.ca/compserv/

postcard. You will need your

9-digit Student ID # and PIN.

If you do not know your PIN,

call the U of R Help Desk at

306-585-4685.

in Person: Room 104, College Building,

College Avenue Campus,

College Avenue & Scarth

Street

*Current University of Regina

Undergraduate students please register

through your home faculty.

PoLiCieS

PriVACy & ACCeSSiBiLiTy PoLiCieS

www.uregina.ca/cce/career-development/

policies-credit.html

GenerAL inForMATion

oFFiCe hourS

Monday-Friday, 8:30am-4:00pm

ConTACT inForMATion

Credit Studies Division, Centre for

Continuing Education

University of Regina

Room 104, College Building

College Ave. & Scarth St.,

Regina, SK S4S 0A2

Phone: 306-585-5807

Fax: 306-585-5825



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Flexible Credit Studies The way people need and want to learn is changing. At Continuing Education, we

recognize that students need a variety of options and flexibility to be able to fit

university into their busy lifestyles.

We are continuously growing and enhancing our flexible learning opportunities to

make completing a degree, certificate or diploma easy to achieve anytime, anywhere!

online

Online courses give you the flexibility

to go to class at the click of a mouse.

By having the ability to study wherever

and whenever you want, you can

successfully balance your online

course workload with your work, family

or personal schedule.

off-Campus

Another great option for students

wishing to live in their local community

is taking courses at a regional college

closer to home. Students get a

traditional university experience without

the need to be on campus.

Televised

Many of our distance students prefer

to live in their local communities while

working toward a university program.

Televised courses bring the U of R

lecture theatre to the students, making

it feel like they’re right there in the

classroom.

nights & Weekends

Enjoy the flexibility and convenience

of our night and weekend courses,

perfect for those who work or have busy

weekday schedules. Students can take

a variety of courses in the evenings

during the week as well as courses on

Saturdays during the day.

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Online & Distance Learning Be a University of Regina student anywhere, anytime! Mix and match modes of

delivery including online, televised and face-to-face courses. This summer choose

from over 25 online courses. In addition, we offer a number of face-to-face and

video-conference courses at Saskatchewan’s regional colleges.

No matter where you are or what your schedule is like, you’ll find the flexibility you

need to get the university education you want.

CerTiFiCATe in exTenDeD STuDieS in inCLuSiVe eDuCATion (CeSie)

The University of Regina and Faculty of Education together with the Saskatchewan

River School Division, Prairie South School Division, Chinook School Division and

the Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Separate School Division, are pleased to provide

professional development for educators. See page 41 for course schedule.

FirST nATionS uniVerSiTy oF CAnADA oFF-CAMPuS CourSeS

Location: Prince Albert Days: Monday-Friday Time: 9:00am-4:00pm

Crn Course Course Title

21161 EINL 335-S10 Community Based Curriculum Development for First

Nations (K-12) Languages

21163 EINL 450-S10 Indian Language Immersion

21162 EPSY 205-S10 Understanding & Enhancing Student Development

21124 INDG 210-S10 Assiniboine Culture & History

21125 STAT 100-S10 Elementary Statistics for Applications

FirST nATionS uniVerSiTy oF CAnADA onLine CourSeS

Crn Course Course Title

21082 INHS 100-S90 Introduction to Indigenous Health Studies I

21080 LING 100-S90 Introductory Linguistics

For more information about First Nations University of Canada courses, contact the

Student Success Services at 790-5950 ext.3100.


Watch for neW U of R Face-to-Face

courses at SIAST Palliser Campus

in Moose Jaw this fall.

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uniVerSiTy oF reGinA onLine CourSeS

Crn Course Course Title Term

21132 ART 100-397 Introduction to Art M-JN

21189 ECMP 355-397 Introduction to Computers in the

Classroom

M-JN

21200 ENGL 100-397 Critical Reading & Writing I M-JN

21201 ENGL 110-397 Critical Reading & Writing II JL-A

21133 HIST 113-397 Issues in Canadian History JN-A

21190 &

21191

JS 341-398 & 399 Policing in a Democratic Society M-JN

21208 KIN 110-397 Sociology of Sport, Recreation &

Physical Activity

JL-A

21192 KIN 120-397 Introduction to Recreation for Persons

with Disabilities

M-JN

21202 KIN 180-397 Lifestyle, Heath & Wellness M-JN

21140 KIN 267-397 Human Physiology I M-JN

21141 KIN 268-397 Human Physiology II JL-A

21146 KIN 280-397 Motor Learning & Control M-JN

21147 LG 204-397 Basic Accounting Practices JN-A

21148 LG 206-397 Local Government Accounting JN-A

21134 MU 100-397 Introduction to Music M-JN

21135 PSCI 100-397 Introduction to Political Science JL-A

21142 RLST 268-397 Cults or New Religious Movements M-JN

21150 SOC 208-397 Inequality & Social Justice M-JN

21144 SOC 217-397 Rural Societies M-JN

21203 SRS 115-397 Leadership M-JN

21193 SRS 120-397 Introduction to Recreation for Persons

with Disabilities

M-JN

21149 STAT 100-397 Elementary Statistics for Applications JL-A

21194 &

21195

SW 100-398 & 399 Introduction to Social Welfare &

Social Work

M-JN

21196 &

21197

SW 202-398 & 399 Critical Issues/Critical Thought JL-A

21198 &

21199

SW 480AI-398 & 399 Social Work & Residential Schools M-JN

M - May | JN - June | JL - July | A - August

For More inForMATion 306-585-5803/5851 | [email protected] | www.uregina.ca/cce

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CASuAL STuDieS ProGrAM

The Casual Studies Program is

designed to allow members of the

public to take courses for general

interest or as individual professional

development opportunities.

Applicants must be aged at least 18

years old (or a high school graduate).

The maximum registration for any

term is 6 credit hours (usually

two classes). Transcripts are not

required unless a desired course has

prerequisites. Academic advising

is not required, but is available

from the Credit Studies Division on

request.

“It has always been a dream of

mine to return to university...PLAR

sparked the interest in having

another look at that goal.”

Gail Lambert, Sociology Major

hiGh SChooL ACCeLerATeD ProGrAM

Experience the many great benefits of

the High School Accelerated Program:

Test the waters. Ever wonder what a

university course is like? Try one! Credits

apply to University of Regina degrees

and may be transferable to other

universities.

Kick Start ur Life. Accelerated students

receive a student ID card for use in the

library, athletics and U of R facilities.

Save money. The $100 application fee is

covered by the U of R. When you apply

to the U of R after graduation, your

admission fee has already been paid.

reCoGniTion oF Prior LeArninG

Are you a mature student returning

to school or in the midst of a career

change? If you are, Recognition of Prior

Learning (RPL) may be a way for you

to receive academic credit while saving

you time and money. The RPL process is

designed for people who have acquired

significant knowledge and skills outside

formal university classrooms. RPL is

a way of identifying, assessing and

recognizing what a person knowsand

can do for the purpose of awarding

academic credit.


Realize. Learn anytime, anywhere!

Discover the convenience and flexibility of

different course delivery options for over

200 University of Regina courses.

Work towards a degree, certificate or enrol

in courses for personal or professional

interest. Fit university into your days,

nights, weekends...life.

nights

Televised

Weekends

Days

online

off-Campus

W

www.LearnAnytimeAnywhere.ca

eSL homestay Program Bring a little culture into your home.

“We started hosting University of Regina ESL

students in 2000 when our children grew up and

started to move away. It is a source of delight as

we make so many new friends. We have hosted a

number of students over the years, and each one

is different. Through the students, we learn about

their homes and cultures, and are able to show them

a little of our culture as well. We especially enjoy

having the opportunity to take them to see some of

the more scenic parts of this beautiful country.”

Georgina & henry Sobchyshyn

homestay hosts

For more information about how you can become a Homestay host, call

306-585-4896, email [email protected] or visit www.uregina.ca/esl.

S U M M E R D a y C a M p Sf o R K i D S

S.P.A.C.e.SuMMer PerForMinG ArTS CreATiVe exPerienCe

July 9-13, 16-20 & July 30-August 3

306-585-5830

eyeS enGineerinG & SCienCe CAMPS

July 9-August 24 All camps run Mon-Fri for one week.

306-585-5209

SuMMer SPorTS SChooL

July 3-August 31All camps run Mon-Fri for two weeks.

306-337-2247

CouGAr AThLeTiCS CAMPS

306-585-4371

AQuATiCS

306-585-4365

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Learn. Play. Explore.

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Undergraduate Classes I Personal Enrichment I Kids Day Camps

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