The Centre for Continuing Education is responsible for fulfilling the University of Regina’s commitment to provideadult and continuing education programs that meet the changing learning needs of the people of Saskatchewan.www.uregina.ca/cce
Business & Professional Development at the Centre for Continuing Education offers a wide range of seminars for busyprofessionals who want to stay competitive in our ever-changing economy. Our emphasis on real-world expertiseassures a stimulating balance between theoretical and practical information in every seminar. Visit our website atwww.uregina.ca/cce/business or call 585-5853 for more information.2
Building on the Professional Leadership Certificate, theIntegrate Leadership Certificate will help you improveyour self awareness, coaching, team building,mentoring and motivating skills. This explores effectiveleadership skills through theory and practicalapplication. The cost of each class is $400 + GST.Prerequisite: Principles of Effective Leadership
(15003) Strategic LeadershipTue & Wed, Jan 20-21, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15010) Leading Change Thu & Fri, Feb 19-20, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)
Fall 2009Conversations: A Tool Kit Coaching: Bring out the Best in Your Employees Leading from the Inside OutLeadership Action Plan
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Effective communication is the key to healthy workingrelationships. As an employee there are manyopportunities to utilize your voice and manycommunication tools. The Effective WorkplaceCommunication Certificate explores effectivecommunication skills through theory and practicalapplication. The cost of each class is $400 + GST.
(15013) Interpersonal CommunicationsTue & Wed, Mar 10-11, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15034) Effective Speaking & Presentations Tue & Wed, Mar 17-18, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15015) Enhancing Your Influence Thu & Fri, Mar 19-20, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15022) Creative Conflict ResolutionThu & Fri, Mar 26-27, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15017) Building Relationships Thu & Fri, Apr 2-3, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)
Fall 2009Conversations: A Tool KitProfessional Business Communication
The Community Leadership Certificate is anexperiential program that will enhance participants’leadership skills in a community-based learningenvironment. Sessions are held from Septemberthrough June each year.Each class will participate in an Opening Retreat,monthly Leadership Learning Days and a ClosingRetreat. Learning Days involve a combination of guestspeakers and hands-on learning within thecommunity.Begins September 2009For more information and to register, visitwww.leadershipregina.com or call 585-LEAD (5323).
The leadership role has changed. Today's employeeneeds to be a coach and a collaborative team playerwho works with individuals, as well as with groups toensure job satisfaction, productivity and high-qualitycustomer service. The Professional LeadershipCertificate explores effective leadership skills throughtheory and practical application. The cost of each classis $400 + GST.Prerequisite: Principles of Effective Leadership
(15002 OR 25003) Principles of Effective Leadership(15002) Thu & Fri, Jan 8-9, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours) OR(25003) Tue & Wed, May 5-6, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours) (15021) Coaching and Mentoring Employees Tue & Wed, Jan 27-28, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15008) Leadership in the Union Environment Thu & Fri, Feb 5-6, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15012) Leading and Motivating Employees Thu & Fri, Feb 26-27, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15013) Interpersonal Communications Tue & Wed, Mar 10-11, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15022) Creative Conflict ResolutionThu & Fri, Mar 26-27, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15026) Creating Effective Work Groups Thu & Fri, Apr 30-May 1, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)
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Project management provides individuals with theknowledge, skills, tools and techniques to plan andexecute projects on time and on budget. The cost ofeach class is $400 + GST unless otherwise noted.Prerequisites: Fundamentals of Project Managementand Project Planning and Scheduling
(15001 OR 15019) Fundamentals of ProjectManagement(15001) Tue & Wed, Jan 6-7, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours) OR(15019) Thu & Fri, Apr 16-17, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15004 OR 15020) Project Planning & Scheduling (15004) Thu & Fri, Jan 29-30, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours) OR(15020) Thu & Fri, Apr 30-May 1, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15009) Project Quality Management Thu & Fri, Feb 12-13, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15011) Human Resource & CommunicationsManagement Mon & Tue, Feb 23-24, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15014) Project Risk Management Thu & Fri, Mar 12-13, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15016) Cost & Procurement Management Tue & Wed, Mar 24-25, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15018) Project Management Practicum Note: This seminar is to be taken last in the ProjectManagement Certificate. The cost of this class is $625 + GST.Thu & Fri, Apr 8-9, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)
The management role has changed. Today's employeeneeds to be a coach and a collaborative team playerwho works with individuals, as well as with groups, toensure job satisfaction, productivity and high-qualitycustomer service. The Management DevelopmentCertificate explores effective supervisory skills throughtheory and practical application. The cost of each classis $400 + GST.
(15001 OR 15019) Fundamentals of ProjectManagement (15001) Tue & Wed, Jan 6-7, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours) OR(15019) Thu & Fri, Apr 16-17, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15002 OR 25003) Principles of Effective Leadership(15002) Thu & Fri, Jan 8-9, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours) OR(25003) Tue & Wed, May 5-6, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15007) Fundamentals of Accounting for Non-AccountantsWed & Thu, Feb 4-5, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)
(15008) Leadership in the Union EnvironmentThu & Fri, Feb 5-6, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15025) Effective Selection Techniques forEmployee RecruitmentThu & Fri, Mar 5-6, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)(15022) Creative Conflict ResolutionThu & Fri, Mar 26-27, 9:00am-4:30pm (14 hours)
Fall 2009Performance Management
Business & Professional Development offers 10-weeknon-credit classes in various languages with emphasison oral communication for business and personal useand learning about other cultures. The cost of eachclass is $150 + GST.
(15005 OR 25001) Spanish BeginnerTextbook - Spanish: The Easy Way, 4th Ed.(15005) Mon, Jan 19-Mar 30, 6:30-9:00pm OR(25001) Mon, Apr 20-Jun 29, 6:30-9:00pm(15006 OR 25002) Spanish IntermediatePrerequisite: Spanish Beginner or equivalentexperience.(15006) Tue, Jan 20-Mar 24, 6:30-9:00pm OR(25002) Tue, Apr 21-Jun 23, 6:30-9:00pm
Fall 2009Italian Beginner (Textbook - Italian: The Easy Way)Russian BeginnerGerman Beginner (Textbook - Password Deutsch, Book 1)Arabic BeginnerSpanish Intensive Cost - $300.00
Business & Professional Development is now offeringmonthly webinars called “Wired Wednesday”throughout the year. Topics include: Life Balance;Creativity; Time Management; and Focusing On TheWork That You Love. Webinars will be on Wednesdayafternoons from 2:00-3:00 pm. Cost per webinar is$10 + GST. For more information, visit www.uregina.ca/cce/business
All seminars that Business & Professional Developmentoffers can be developed as customized training. Wewill develop and deliver training solutions based onyour organization’s strategies and culture. To learnmore about customized training opportunities pleasecontact us at 585-5853 or [email protected].
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The aim of the Institute is to bring togetherprofessionals from all disciplines and levels within thehealth care system to foster leadership potential, skillsand the creation of a leadership community that workstogether to promote, support and sustain good health.Leadership skills and core competencies are based oncontemporary leadership theory within a healthcontext.
May 11-15, 2009 Opening RetreatNov 12-13, 2009 Closing Retreat
For more information, visit www.regina.ca/cce/business/SIHL
OnlineYou can now register and pay online. You will needyour 9-digit Student ID # and PIN. If you don’t knowyour PIN, please call the University of Regina HelpDesk at 585-4685.
Registration form available online at www.uregina.ca/cce/business.
FaxFax the completed registration form to 585-5872.
MailMail the completed registration form to Business &Professional Development, Centre for ContinuingEducation, 113 - 2201 College Avenue, Regina, SK,S4S 0A2.
In PersonBusiness & Professional Development is located inRoom 113, College Building, College Avenue & ScarthStreet. Hours are Monday - Friday from 8:30am-4:30pm (closed 12:00-1:00pm).
AttendanceA Completion Letter will be issued at the end of classprovided you have attended a minimum of 80% ofthe class.
CancellationBusiness & Professional Development reserves theright to cancel any class subject to minimumenrolment. Every effort will be made to notify theparticipant in the event of cancellation. Full fees willbe refunded.
WithdrawalBusiness & Professional Development requires writtennotice (email/fax acceptable) 5 working days(excluding weekends and statutory holidays) prior tothe class, unless otherwise stated. Participants may be
liable for the entire fee if written notice is notreceived. Non-attendance does NOT constitutewithdrawal.
TransferParticipants may transfer from one class to anothersubject to space availability. Participants may be liablefor the entire fee unless Business & ProfessionalDevelopment is notified 5 working days prior to theclass start date.
PaymentYou can now pay online. You will need your 9-digitStudent ID # and PIN. If you don’t know your PIN,please call the University of Regina Help Desk at 585-4685. Please visit our website atwww.uregina.ca/cce/business for more details.Business & Professional Development accepts cheques,Interac, American Express, Master Card and VISA. Fullpayment must accompany registration. Cheques areto be made payable to the University of Regina. Ifyou would like invoicing done through your employer,a confirmation of payment from your supervisor isrequired upon registration.
ParkingDaily parking permits are included with yourregistration fees. Parking meters are available oncampus for $1.50/hour. Metered parking is free on theCollege Avenue Campus after 6:00pm.
Business & Professional DevelopmentCentre for Continuing EducationUniversity of Regina113 – 2201 College AvenueRegina, SK S4S 0A2
Disney Institute Keys to ExcellenceTuesday, September 15, 20097:30am (registration) to 4:30pmQueensbury Convention Centre1700 Elphinstone St.
Tickets: $399 per person - Early Bird/U of R Alumni$2,250 Corporate table (6) - Early Bird/U of R
Alumni$425 per person - After June 30$2,400 Corporate table (6) - After June 30
*Tickets are non-refundable, but may be transferred.
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Credit Studies Division Certificate programs reflect thewide range of career and educational goals of ourstudents. For example, students taking the Certificateof Administration Level I may pursue the program as astand-alone Certificate or as a first step in the journeytowards a Bachelor of Business Administration degree.Teachers working towards the Certificate of ExtendedStudies in Inclusive Education want knowledge andrecognition in the teaching speciality of InclusiveEducation.
UR NOW!Nights Online WeekendsCan’t fit University into your work day? Need more scheduling options to find balance?
Courses are offered on Saturdays and over 200University of Regina courses are offered at night.
NOW you can:• Try a course• Finish your program• Explore a personal interest
Get admitted NOW! We can help.
See pages 9 - 11 for promotional course lists orVisit www.uregina.ca/cce/urnow
Gear up forSUMMER UNIVERSITY 2009Attend University during May, June, July and/orAugust and you can:• Complete a course in three, four or six weeks• Take advantage of unique study opportunities• Finish your program faster
Students home from other Universities are welcome!
Start planning for Summer University 2009 now. Visit www.uregina.ca/cce/summer
Credit Studies Division wants your learning experienceto be challenging, stimulating and enjoyable. If youare interested in pursuing a certificate program, pleasemake an appointment with the academic advisor todiscuss your educational goals and academic needs.
For detailed program requirements and coursedescriptions for each of the following programs,visit: www.uregina.ca/cce/creditstudies
Certificates in Administration Level I & Level IILevel IThis program is designed for anyone preparing foradministrative careers or already working inadministrative positions. The focus is on improvinganalytical skills and developing an understanding oforganizational behaviour. Students will broaden theirperspectives, increase confidence in their abilities anddevelop new approaches to old problems.Level IIThis certificate is equivalent to one full year ofuniversity study (30 credit hours). It consists of the firstfive courses taken during Level I plus courses inBusiness Administration, Economics and electivecourses. Note: The Certificates in Administration Level I & IIcan either stand alone as learning achievements orserve as part of the journey towards a Diploma inBusiness Administration and Bachelor of BusinessAdministration. Students interested in continuing theirstudies in this manner should seek academiccounselling early in their studies.
Adult Continuing Education and TrainingCertificateStudents will gain the basic knowledge and skillsassociated with the design and delivery of trainingprograms in adult training environments. Graduates ofthis program can apply all five courses (15 credithours) to the Certificate in Human ResourceDevelopment.
The Credit Studies Division of the Centre for Continuing Education provides credit courses and programs specializingin flexible University education for those wanting to enhance and pursue their personal and career growth. Studentsentering most Credit Studies Division Certificate programs require no minimum educational background to getstarted. We offer our programs with mature learners in mind by scheduling courses at a variety of locations andtimes.
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Certificate in Human Resource DevelopmentThe Certificate in Human Resource Developmentequals one year of full-time studies (30 credit hours).It is intended for individuals who want to increasetheir professional preparation for adult developmentand instruction roles. Graduates of this program mayapply all 10 courses to the Bachelor of AdultEducation and Training degree.
Certificates in Child and Family Studies Level I & Level IILevel IThis 15-credit hour program is designed for peoplewho work with children and their families in varioussettings. Students take five courses that allow them toexplore issues of diversity, culture, language, and childdevelopment that have direct practical application tochild-care and social service environments inSaskatchewan.Level IILevel II is designed to build on experiential knowledgeand practical tools students gained in Level I. Studentshave the opportunity to choose five courses that willgive them a broader understanding of issues relatedto working with children and their families.
Students who complete both levels will havecompleted one full year of University (30 credit hours.)Students who want to apply these courses to otherprograms at the University of Regina should seekadvising early in their program.
Certificate of Extended Studies in InclusiveEducationInclusive Education is a dynamic and flexible approachto supporting students with special needs in schoolsand communities. This 10-course certificate program,with its emphasis on the face-to-face delivery ofcurriculum, provides teachers who have a B.Ed withthe opportunity to:• Learn from instructors who have extensive
experience in the field;• Gain hands on experience;• Build peer relationships and network support; and• Attend courses in the evening, during Weekend
University or Summer University.For re-classification information related to thesuccessful completion of the program inSaskatchewan, visit www.sasked.gov.sk.ca.
Certificate in Local Government AuthorityThe program provides a fundamental introduction tothe theory and practice of local government, therebyensuring that administrative officials receive the basicknowledge required to successfully carry out the workof local governments.The Urban and Rural Boards of Examiners have madethe partial or full completion of this program theeducational requirement for certification for theoffices of administrator in either a rural or an urbanmunicipality. The program is delivered entirely by
distance education.Note: Certificate in Local Government Authoritystudents may apply completed LGA courses to theAdvanced Certificate in Local Government Authority.
Advanced Certificate in Local GovernmentAuthorityThis one-year program is designed for currentmunicipal administrators who want to further theircareers or new students who want to pursue a careerin the field.
Students in the program choose from a wide varietyof courses that relate to work in local governmentadministration. The program is flexible and accessiblewith no time limits for completion. Many courses areaccessible by distance, or through Summer Universityor Weekend University.
The Advanced Certificate in Local GovernmentAuthority fulfills part or all of the educationalrequirements towards advanced certification for theadministrator of a rural or an urban municipality.
For more information about the LGA or ACLGAprograms, visit www.uregina.ca/cce/creditstudies orcall 585-5807, fax 585-5825 or [email protected].
Certificate in Public RelationsThis program provides students with the knowledgeand skills they need to be effective in this growingand dynamic field. The certificate consists of 10courses covering a variety of topics including:Developing An Effective Communications Plan andMedia Relations and Electronic Information Design.Students participate in practical learning experiencesand have the opportunity to learn from local publicrelations professionals.
Liberal Arts Certificate and Liberal ArtsDiploma The Faculty of Arts and the Centre for ContinuingEducation are pleased to partner on the new LiberalArts Certificate (30 credit hours) and the Liberal ArtsDiploma (60 credit hours). These programs will meetthe needs of students who wish to pursue studies in avariety of subject areas available in the liberal arts butwho do not want to commit initially to a full degreeprogram. Students have the opportunity to ladderfrom the certificate to the diploma to a degree.
The flexibility of these programs will appeal tostudents who: • Live outside Regina and want to complete a
program through distance education, WeekendUniversity and Summer University;
• Juggle work, family and academic responsibilities;and
• Need to stop in and out of their university studies.
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Certificate in Pastoral StudiesThis certificate program is intended for those whowish to develop a strong theoretical background, aswell as an array of practical skills, in the areas ofpastoral care and counselling. The program will be ofinterest to those who seek to deepen theirunderstanding of what constitutes the spiritual andpersonal well-being of others. It also provides anopportunity to increase professional competency in arange of areas that minister to those needs, includingservice in lay-ministry, hospitals, hospices, schools anda variety of other institutional settings.For more information or to apply to the PastoralStudies program, contact the Pastoral StudiesProgram Director, Campion College at 359-1227or visit www.uregina.ca/campion.
Certificate in Administration (IndianManagement)This program is targeted to those either preparing formanagement careers or already working in managerialpositions. Students can specialize in IndianManagement through First Nations University ofCanada and choose from electives such as ADMN 225Band Business Development and ADMN 228 IndianPublic Administration.
Certificate of Continuing Education FirstNations Interdisciplinary StudiesThis 30 credit hour program is designed for studentswho wish to improve their understanding of issuesfacing First Nations peoples. The program providesstudents with theoretical and practical knowledge ofFirst Nations issues from a variety of disciplinaryperspectives.
Certificate of Extended Studies in AboriginalEducationThis certificate offers students a dynamic anddevelopmental approach designed to fill the gap incross-cultural teacher training. By working with Eldersand participating in field trips, simulations, andcommunity events, students will build a greaterawareness and understanding of Aboriginal historyand culture.
Allowing students to critically analyse and reflect oncultural bias, the program is designed to createsensitive educators to teach Aboriginal children ininner city schools, as well as teach all children aboutAboriginal culture and history.
Certificate in Hospitality, Tourism andGaming Entertainment ManagementThis five course (15 credit hours) certificate programwill provide students with the skills and knowledgethey need to take advantage of opportunities in thisvibrant and growing sector of the economy. Theprogram consists of two required courses and threeelectives selected from courses offered by the Schoolof Business and Public Administration that relatespecifically to the industry such as: ADMN 261Introduction to Hospitality, Tourism and GamingEntertainment Management or ADMN 311 Hospitality,Tourism and Gaming Entertainment MarketingManagement. These credit courses may be applied tofurther study at First Nations University of Canada andthe University of Regina. Any student pursing thisCertificate who may be interested in longer-termstudy options upon completion should seek advisingearly in their program by calling 790-5950 ext 3255.
Diploma of First Nations InterdisciplinaryStudies (DFNIS)This diploma program is designed to meet the needsof students with common interests who wish toenlarge their understanding of issues facing FirstNations peoples. The program will help studentsdevelop a theoretical and practical understanding ofparticular First Nations issues from a variety ofdisciplinary perspectives. New program streamsavailable to students include: • DFNIS – Community Based Justice
Students who are interested in justice issues facingFirst Nations peoples will be interested in this diploma program. It provides structured study acrossa number of academic subjects so that studentsimprove their understanding of aboriginal justicefounded on First Nations knowledge. The programemphasis is on Arts classes such as Indian languages,humanities and heritage and systems classes, com-bined with some Human Justice and Social Workcourses. Students taking the justice program retainthe flexibility to continue into a degree program.
• DFNIS – HealthThis diploma is designed to meet the needs of thosein communities that wish to retain a health staff ingeneralist practice. Students will develop a theoreti-cal and practical understanding of particular FirstNations health issues from a variety of perspectives.
• DFNIS – Cultural DevelopmentThose in communities that wish to retain a commu-nity cultural advocate in generalist practice will beinterested in pursuing this diploma. Students willdevelop a theoretical and practical understanding ofparticular First Nations cultural issues from a varietyof perspectives.
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The Diploma of First Nations Interdisciplinary Studiesrequires completion of 60 credit hours. Since diplomasare developed and offered at the request of eitherFirst Nations communities or organizations,acceptance into the program may require students topursue their studies where and when the program isoffered. Programs of study must be approved inadvance by an Academic Advisory Committee headedby the Dean, Northern Campus, First NationsUniversity of Canada.
First Nations Language Instructor CertificateThis program, comprised of degree credit courses,provides training in First Nations Language instruction.It is designed for language instructors, teachers andteachers’ aides working in First Nations classroomswho are already fluent in a First Nations languagewith some literacy in the language as well. Studentsshould also have some teaching experience andexperience in developing curriculum materials.
Certificate of Continuing Education IndianCareer & Community CounsellingThis program is designed for people employed aseducation, social, community or employment/trainingcounsellors with First Nations’ governed institutions.This program will help students develop a theoreticalunderstanding of cultural, social and psychologicalperspectives, as well as practical skills in a wide rangeof counselling settings.
Programs are developed in consultation withFirst Nations communities and organizations tomeet community needs. Acceptance requires eli-gibility for acceptance into a University of ReginaFaculty.
Note: This calendar makes reference to the Universityof Regina 2008-2009 Undergraduate Calendar. Theofficial version of the calendar is the online versionfound at: www.uregina.ca/gencal.
Current students may register by:Phone: 585-5807Fax: 585-5825UR Self Service: www.uregina.ca/compserv/postcard
Credit Studies DivisionCentre for Continuing EducationUniversity of ReginaRoom 104, College BuildingCollege Avenue & Scarth StreetRegina, SK S4S 0A2
UR NOW! Nights Online WeekendsCan’t fit University into your work day? Need more scheduling options to find balance?
Courses are offered on Saturdays and over 200 University of Regina courses areoffered at night.
NOW you can:• Try a course!• Finish your program!• Explore a personal interest!
Get admitted now! We can help.
See pages 9-11 for night, online and weekend promotional course lists.
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Courses begin Saturday, January 10th
13904 ANTH 100-050 Introduction to Anthropology 1300-1545 AD 31813683 ART 220-050 Two Dimensional Form 1030-1430 RC 24013933 BIOL 101-050 Introduction to Biology ll 0900-1145 CL 435
(must register for one lab)13934 BIOL 101-051 Lab for BIOL 101-050 1300-1550 LB 411.213601 ECON 202-050 Introduction to Macroeconomics 1000-1245 CL 42013733 KHS 168-050 Human Anatomy 0900-1145 CK 185
(must register for one lab)13734 KHS168-051 Lab for KHS 168-050 1200-1315 ED 440.113735 KHS168-052 Lab for KHS 168-050 1200-1315 ED 56113736 KHS168-053 Lab for KHS 168-050 1200-1315 CK 21913726 KHS 131-050 Philosophy and Practice of Yoga and T’ai Chi 0900-1145 CK 11313897 KOR 100-050 Introductory Korean I 1200-1550 LI 13213820 PSYC 101-050 Introductory Psychology A 0900-1145 CL 41013822 PSYC 102-050 Introductory Psychology B 0900-1145 CL 41813823 PSYC 204-050 Research Methods in Psychology 1400-1645 CL 31214424 RLST 100-050 Introduction to Religious Studies 0900-1145 CL 31313742 SOC 203-050 Canadian Society 0900-1145 CL 31213940 THEA 260-050 Acting Theory and Practice 1000-1245 RC 17613697 WMST 100-050 Introduction to Women’s Studies 0900-1145 CL 431
Times and room numbers are subject to change.
WEEKEND COURSES
Over 200 courses are offered at night. Visit www.uregina.ca/cce/urnowCourses begin the week of January 5th
13963 ART 222-001 Intro to Photography T/R 1900-2100 ED 63213662 ARTH 290AB-001 Architecture and Relgion T 1900-2150 CK 18511537 BUS 275-003 Operations Management W 1900-2145 ED 61611569 BUS 288-002 Managerial Accounting M 1900-2145 ED 62310557 ECE 325-010 Exp Lrning for Young Children W 1630-1920 ED 21510135 ECMP 355-010 Intro to Computers in Class W 1800-2145 ED 25510164 EMUS 350-010 Music Instr. Secondary Schools W 1900-2145 ED 223.113574 ENGL 387AF-001 Horror Fiction R 1900-2145 CL 41710311 FILM 100-C01 The Art of Motion Pictures W 1900-2150 CM AUD11290 FILM 241-001 Contemporary Film M 1900-2150 RC 05012564 FR 100-007 Beginners’ French I R 1900-2145 CL 43511511 HIST 277-001 Europe 1715-1850 T 1900-2145 CL 42013880 HJ 201-001 Introduction to Justice R 1900-2145 CL 18514353 INDG 258-S50 Gender Indig Societies W 1900-220010832 KHS 470-001 Nutrition in Exercise & Sport W 1900-2150 CK 18712555 MATH 103-003 Calculus for Social & Management Sciences M/W 1900-2015 CL 13010449 PSCI 230-001 Canadian Politics R 1900-2145 CL 42013509 PSCI 341-001 Canadian Foreign Policy M 1900-2145 CL 43513750 PSYC 101-002 Introductory Psychology A T 1900-2140 CL 12512311 PSYC 102-002 Introductory Psychology B W 1900-2140 CL 11010622 PSYC 210-L01 Developmental Psychology M 1900-2145 LC21513435 SOC 201-001 Globalization & Development R 1900-2145 CL 40810673 SOC 211-001 Multiculturalism T 1900-2145 CL 41710480 SOC 215-001 Soc of Crime & Criminal Justice M 1900-2145 CL 41713901 SPAN 101-991 Introductory Spanish II T/R 1800-2000 AH 34812553 SW 100-003 Intro to Social Welfare and Social Work M 1900-2145 ED 19311308 THEA 100-001 Introduction to Theatre M 1800-2100 LA 119
New Student admission deadline is January 5th. Call 585-5807.Current Students may register using UR Self-Service.
Certificate courses See page 10Online courses See page 11
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Administration11498 BUS 205-004 Management Communications W 1900-2145 ED 55811503 BUS 210-033 Introduction to Marketing M 1900-2145 ED 61611527 BUS 250-033 Introduction to Human Resource Management
and Industrial Relations R 1900-2145 ED 61611534 BUS 260-033 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour W 1900-2145 ED 62311563 BUS 285-033 Introductory Financial Accounting R 1900-2145 ED 623
(must register for lab)11566 BUS 285-006 Lab for BUS 285-033 W 1900-2015 ED 53111583 BUS 307-002 Business Law M 1900-2145 ED 191
Child and Family Studies CFST 204 Understanding Cultural Diversity
Extended Studies in Inclusive Education 12654 EPSY 322-011 Students with Special Needs W 1830-2115 ED 34111792 EPSY 323-992 Designing Learning Environments for Students
with Special Needs M 1830-2115 ED 31212656 EPSY 324-992 Individual Assessment and Instructional
Adaptation for Students with Special Needs T 1830-2115 ED 34112660 EPSY 328-992 Communication Disorders and Students with
Special Needs R 1830-2115 ED 31813791 EPSY 329-992 Enhancing Classroom Management: Students
with Special Needs W 1830-2115 ED 21013023 ERDG 425-992 Assessment and Treatment of Reading
Difficulties T & R 1800-1950 ED 210
High School Accelerated13681 ENGL 100-993 Critical Reading and Writing T 1800-2100 Winston
Knoll13692 MATH 110-993 Calculus I T & R 1800-2030 Winston
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Hospitality, Tourism and Gaming Entertainment Management (HTGEM) 12611 ADMN 261-S01 Introduction to Hospitality, Tourism and
Gaming Entertainment Management Web delivered
Human Resource Development 13785 EAHR 210-991 Program Design W 1830-2115 ED 31113787 EAHR 411-991 Instructional Technology: Advanced R 1830-2115 ED 25513997 EAHR 211-397 Instructional Technology: Introduction Web delivered
Local Government Authority11447 LG 014-001 Intro to Local Government Authority Correspondence11448 LG 015-001 Local Government Legislation Correspondence11449 LG 024-001 Basic Accounting Practices Correspondence11450 LG 025-001 Local Government Accounting Correspondence
Public Relations13687 PR 033-001 Effective Communications Planning W 1800-2030 CB 10813688 PR 037-001 Research and Evaluation Methods T 1830-2100 CB 10813686 PR 041-001 Intranet Usability R 1800-2030 CB 108
Times and room numbers are subject to change.R = Thursday, S = Saturday
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Distance Learning Division
Distance Learning Division courses are available to both Regina and off-campus students. We deliver university-level,three-credit hour courses using a mix of technologies, including face-to-face courses at Regional Colleges, televisedcourses over the Saskatchewan Communications Network and online courses over the Internet. We offer accessiblehigh quality university education and services throughout the province. Contact your local regional college or SIASTcampus for more information or check our website at www.uregina.ca/cce/offcampus.
UR NOW!Online Courses• Fit University into your life with an online course!• Try a course, finish your program or explore a
personal interest!• Combine online courses with night and weekend
classes for more scheduling options!
Winter 2009BIOL 140 Human BiologyEAHR 211 Instructional Technology: IntroductionECMP 455 Computers in the Classroom:
Advanced LevelED 870AK Leadership in Community SchoolsEADM 870AA Introduction to Human Resource
Management in EducationFR 101 Beginners’ French IIGSPP 801 Governance and AdministrationHIST 264 Ancient Greece and RomeHJ 310 The Criminal Justice SystemHJ 354 Alcohol, Other Drugs and Criminal
JusticeKHS 150 Social Psychology of Physical ActivityKHS 349 Sport TourismMU 100 Introduction to MusicPSCI 361 Local and Community PoliticsPSYC 220 Social PsychologySW 420 The Legal Environment of Social Work
PracticeSW 451 Human Growth and Behaviour
Televised CoursesTelevised courses are broadcast live from a speciallyequipped classroom at the University of Regina tovarious sites throughout the province. On-campusstudents work in a typical classroom setting and off-campus students meet at sites located throughout theprovince.
Winter 2009*CREE 101 Elementary Cree II*ENGL 110 Critical Reading & Writing IIFILM 100 The Art of Motion PicturesKHS 170 Lifestyle and Health
PSYC 102 Social PsychologySOC 212 GenderWMST 280ADMotherhood and Mothering* Indicates a First Nations University of Canada course
Liberal Arts Certificate or Diploma available offcampus. Ladder directly into Faculty of ArtsDegree programs.
Campus Saskatchewan is a partnership amongSaskatchewan’s public post-secondary institutions. Itprovides a single pathway to adult and post-secondaryeducation and training offered via the Internet,television and video, independent study, off-campuscourses, and mult-mode methods. This pathway isprovided through an online Course and ProgramDirectory that lists all of the courses offered in theseformats.Campus Saskatchewan’s web site also provides accessto resources and services to help learners achieve theireducations goals, including information aboutregistration, admissions, financial aid and libraryservices. The web site also provides resources for thefaculty and staff of Saskatchewan’s post-secondaryinstitutions to help them in their understanding andtheir development of technology enhanced learning.
Visit the campus Saskatchewan web site atwww.campussaskatchewan.ca for more informationabout the partnership and the initiatives, activities andservices the institutions are undertaking together.
Distance Learning DivisionCentre for Continuing EducationUniversity of ReginaRoom 211, College Building, Regina, SK S4S 0A2
The Conservatory of Performing Arts provides training and enrichment courses in music, spoken and dramatic arts,and dance. The Conservatory offers groups and individual instruction, courses, workshops, master-classes, numerousrecital opportunities and programs for all ages and abilities. For ongoing information on Conservatory programs,recitals, spring and summer camps, and upcoming events, visit www.uofrconservatory.ca.
Call 585-5830 to register
Get an early start in making music an important andenjoyable part of your life and that of your younglearner!
“A good beginning never ends.”
The Kindermusik program is a well-researchedcombination of music education approaches includingOrff, Kodály, Dalcroze and Suzuki. The Kindermusikapproach is concerned with the development of thewhole child and has a process rather thanperformance emphasis. The fun begins right fromnewborn age and continues through to 7 years old.Each week is a combination of playing, singing,movement, listening and storytelling. Quality homematerials facilitate bringing the fun home, too!
Kindermusik Village® (Newborn-18 months)Hickory, Dickory, Tickle and Bounce – Researchshows the more you expose your baby to nurseryrhymes and songs, the stronger those emerginglanguage-learning skills will be. That's why theseMother Goose-like stories and rhymes are the maintheme of this class. Plus, you'll develop research-proven communication strategies with your childthrough listening activities, speaking "parentese," andsign language. Home Materials: CD of beautifully arranged nurseryrhymes and songs from class, a rhyming picture boardbook—Hickory, Dickory, Tickle, and Bounce, a set ofArt Banners, and an instrument for music-making athome.Tue, Feb 3-Mar 4, 9:30-10:15am Sat, Jan 17-Mar 14, 10:30-11:15amTuition: $85 + $35 Materials fee
The Rhythm of My Day – This class will help youbring more rhythm and routine to your baby's day, aswell as help develop lasting learning skills. We'll showyou how and tell you why music can help your littleone soothe into the day’s schedule and help build astrong body and mind network for learning. You canbring home those same stress-free play and relaxationtechniques from class, and incorporate them into yourdaily routines. Home Materials: CD of beautifully arranged songsfrom class, The Rhythm of My Day—a colorful pictureboard book with class themes, a set of Art Banners,and an instrument for music-making at home.Tue, Apr 7-Jun 2, 9:30-10:15am Sat, Mar 21-May 23, 10:30-11:15amTuition: $85 + $35 Materials fee
Enroll in both classes and save!Combo classTue, Feb 3-Jun 2, 9:30-10:15amSat, Jan 17- May 23, 10:30-11:15amTuition: $160 + $70 Materials fee
Kindermusik Our Time™ (18 months-3 years)Fiddle-dee-dee – We'll meet many animal charactersin our books, activities, and songs—each specificallychosen for a toddler's emerging interests and physicalskills. With silly, bumpy lap bounces we'll help toddlersdevelop rhythm while further developing their ever-emerging language skills. With a special stringedinstrument emphasis in the music from class, parentscan bring home the violin, cello, and orchestra soundsto help their toddlers stay happy and engagedlearners at home, too.Home Materials: Double CD featuring songs fromclass; two interactive storybooks—This Little PiggyPlayed the Fiddle and Animal Serenade to developearly literacy skills; Home Activity Book, and a pair ofFiddlestick instruments.Tue, Feb 3-May 26, 10:30-11:15amSat, Jan 17-May 9, 9:30-10:15amThu, Jan 15-Apr 30, 6:30-7:15pmTuition: $135 + $50 Materials fee
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Kindermusik Imagine That!™ (3-4 years)Cities! Busy Places ~ Friendly Faces – In this unit,sidewalks, elevators, skyscrapers, and world-travelingphotographers are the theme. Learning through thepretend play that preschoolers adore, we'll berhythmically busy playing storytelling games andhandcrafting city "buildings" from wax paper at homeso we can make a cityscape in class! Plus every activityhas some at-home adaptations so the parent can takepart in the learning. With a pair of resonator bars as afeatured instrument, and a multicultural, jazzycollection of music, preschoolers will develop thesocial and intellectual skills they'll need in school.Home Materials: Two books—Razupazu Toto andDown Our Street, Cities! Game Board Set, Two HomeCDs—collection of multicultural and jazzy music heardin class, Family Activity Book, and a pair of resonatorbars as the featured instrument.Sat, Jan 17-May 9, 11:30am-12:15pmTuition: $165 + $55 Materials fee
Kindermusik for the Young Child® (5-7 years)A pressure-free approach to learning, but concreteenough because your child is ready for the moreabstract thinking processes that music requires. Playremains the primary way a young child learns, sothroughout the curriculum there is a consistent effortto balance active learning with the emotionalreasoning aspects of a young child’s development inmind. Home Materials: Children's Folder, Music At Homecards & stickers, Games Bag, Family Songbook, HomeCD, and Carry Bag. Instruments can includeglockenspiel w/mallets, dulcimer, and recorder.Semester 2: Mon, Jan 19-May 11, 7:00-8:00pmSemester 4: Sat, Jan 17-May 9, 12:30-1:30pmTuition: $190 + Materials fee: $75
Story to Stage (7-10 years)Adapt a book or story into a play during our actionpacked fall session. We will create sets and props andgather costumes to bring our story to life. Our youngactors will present their performance for family andfriends at the end of the term. Wed, Jan 21-Apr 29, 7:00-8:00pmTuition: $175
Child/Parent String Program (Starting 4-6 years)This exceptional program introduces your child to thebasics of playing a string orchestral instrument (violinor cello) based on his or her natural ability to imitate.The weekly 45-minute Suzuki-style child/parent grouplesson is supplemented with a weekly half-hourprivate lesson. Group classes are held on Tuesdaysbetween 4:00 and 7:00pm. Reasonable instrument
rental rates for both parent and child are available atthe Conservatory. In years 3 and 4, a theorycomponent is added and the group class time extendsto 1 hour.Tuition:Group Lesson Years 1&2: $115/year; Years 3&4: $145/yearPrivate lessons: $21.00 per half hourTue, Jan 6-Jun 16
Conservatory Earlybird Ensembles (6-18 years)The Earlybird Ensemble provides a chamber musicexperience for string players of all ages and abilitieswho can read music. Students are placed in smallensembles of similar ages and abilities. Together witha coach they rehearse bright and early on Saturdaymornings. Ensembles provide motivation for continuedstudy and serve to complement private lessons. Sat, Jan 10-May 23, 8:30-10:00amTuition: $130 + $10 Materials fee
ORCHESTRASThe Conservatory of Performing Arts has two levels ofstring orchestras facilitated by Eduard Minevich,Concertmaster of the Regina Symphony Orchestra andJeff Looysen, violinist with the Regina SymphonyOrchestra. Although all orchestras start in Septemberand continue through May, new students may start atanytime during the year. Group placement isdetermined by audition. To register for an audition,contact the Conservatory at 585-5830.
Giocoso String Orchestra (gee-oh-ko-zo Italian for “playful”)This junior/intermediate orchestra introduces stringplayers with basic music reading skills to ensembleplaying and repertoire. Focus is given to thedevelopment of rehearsal discipline, performancestandards and etiquette. Students will demonstrateplaying ability at an RCM Grade 3 to 6 or Suzuki book2 to 4 level. Jeff Looysen, conductor.Tue, Jan 6-Jun 2, 4:45-5:45pm (Darke Hall stage)Tuition: $125 + $10 Materials fee
Amadeus OrchestraThe senior string orchestra at the Conservatory willchallenge young players with previous string orchestraexperience to learn repertoire ranging from Mozart tojazz. Students will demonstrate playing ability at aminimum RCM Grade 6 or Suzuki book level 5-6.Eduard Minevich, conductor.Tue, Jan 6-Jun 2, 6:00-7:30pm (Darke Hall stage)Tuition: $155 + $10 Materials fee
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GROUP GUITAR CLASSESLearn guitar in a group setting with a qualified,friendly instructor. A variety of styles will beintroduced along with the basics of note and chordreading, strumming and picking techniques.
Pre-teen Group Guitar – BeginnerLearn to play the guitar in a group setting with peopleyour own age! The class will focus on, chords, rhythmand melody. Parents are invited to join the class everythird week to view their child’s progress.Mon, Jan 19- Apr 27, 4:45-5:45Tuition: $175 + $5 Materials
Pre-teen Group Guitar – ExperiencedLet’s keep working on the guitar! This class isdesigned for young people who have some experienceon the guitar and want to improve their skills. Theclass begins with a reinforcement of chords and startsto move into rhythm and melody and other advancedtechniques.Sat, Jan 17-Apr 25, 1:00-2:00pmTuition: $175 + Materials $10
CHOIRSJunior Choir (Grades 2-7)This choir is for young people in the beginning stagesof their musical training. Emphasis is on singing inunison and developing choral skills in an atmosphereof fun and learning. Although choir begins inSeptember and continues through June, new studentsmay start at anytime during the year. Mon, Jan 5-Jun 6, 4:15-5:00pm (Recital Hall)Tuition: $120
If you are interested in the Conservatory YouthChoir, please contact the Conservatory Office at585-5830 for more information.
GROUP KEYBOARD PROGRAMGroup keyboard classes offer the followingadvantages:• Fuller comprehension of the music through
observation of classmates;• Development of poise and confidence;• A greater enjoyment of study through sharing of
musical ideas;• Less isolation as children learn together; and• Development of sight reading skills.
Our group keyboard program is based on Nancy andRandal Faber’s curriculum, which encourages the childto sing, create and move in rhythm, as they learn thefundamental skills needed to play the piano. Theprogram taps into a child’s natural sense of play and joy.
Since parents play an important role in the musiceducation of their child, we require that a parentattend lessons with their child so they can share in thelearning process, supervise practice, and encouragetheir child at the start of their musical adventure.
Miniature Mozarts Aged 5-7 years (Beginner)Sat, Jan 24-May 30, 9:30-10:15 amTuition: $175 + $25 Materials fee
Choose Your Musical Adventure (Ages 7-10 – Beginner)Do you want to learn how to play a musicalinstrument but you’re unsure of which one to pick?Join us for a 12 week class and try out piano, classicalguitar and recorder. Students have the opportunity totry each instrument for four weeks.Sat, Jan 24-Apr 25, 11:30am-12:15pmTuition: $140 + $15 Materials fee
Child/Parent Suzuki Piano (Ages 4-7)The Conservatory is pleased to offer this excellentprogram based on the concepts created by Dr. ShinichiSuzuki and modeled after our highly successfulChild/Parent Strings Program. The goal of the programis to develop the whole child musically, kinesthetically,technically and socially through a love of music.Children learn to play the piano through their naturalability to imitate. A weekly half-hour private lesson issupplemented by a weekly 30 or 45-minute grouplesson.Group lesson: Tue, Jan 13-Jun 9, Yr 1: 5:30-6:00pm; Tuition: $110Weekly Private lesson: To be arranged at a mutually convenient timeTuition: $21 per half hour
SCOTTISH PIPE AND DRUM PROGRAMThe Conservatory Scottish Pipe and Drum Programoffers instruction in bagpipes, snare drum andtenor/bass drums to students ages eight and up. TheConservatory offers instruction based on Scotland’sPiping and Drumming Qualifications Board Syllabususing the materials prepared by Scotland’s NationalPiping Centre. Students in the program gain exposureto a wide variety of musical influences, as well as toelements of Scottish culture. The program goal is tohelp young players reach their musical potential in asupportive and fun learning environment.
Beginner Bagpipes or Drums (Ages 8-12)Children ages 8 and up will learn the basics ofbagpipes or drums in a fun and supportive learningenvironment. The program includes basic music theoryand reading for pipers and drummers. Students learneither bagpipes or drums in a group setting. Studentswill need to purchase either a bagpipe practicechanter and tutor book, or drum sticks and a practicepad. These can be purchased through theConservatory when the class begins.Wed, Jan 14-May 27, 7:00-8:00pm Tuition: $185 + 50 Materials fee
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Teen Group Guitar – BeginnerLearn the basics of guitar and meet other teens at thesame time! The class will start with three basic chords.With these three chords a new song can be learnedeach week. Additional chords will be added as weprogress together.Mon, Jan 19- Apr 27, 8:00-9:00pmTuition: $175 + $5 Materials fee
Teen Group Guitar – ExperiencedTeens with some experience on the guitar reinforcetheir skills and learn new techniques together. Theclass will review the three basic chords and focus on agreater understanding on a variety of chords and notereading.Sat, Jan 17-Apr 25, 3:15-4:15pmTuition: $175 + $10 Materials fee
The Conservatory of Performing Arts (CPA)Pipe BandThe Conservatory of Performing Arts (CPA) Pipe Bandperforms and competes at Highland Games andcommunity events. The Pipe Band Program is foryoung pipers and drummers who have demonstratedthat they are able to maintain the standard forcompetition and performances. The CPA Pipe Band isthe 2008 Saskatchewan Champion pipe band in itscategory. Wed, Jan 7-May 27, 7:00-9:00pmTuition: $200 + $50 Materials fee
Adult Group Guitar – BeginnerHave you always wanted to learn to play the guitar?Now is your chance. Start right from the beginningwith other adults and learn several songs based onthree basic chords. Additional chords will be added asnew songs are learned.Mon, Jan 19-Apr 27, 7:00-8:00pmTuition: $175 (plus GST) + $5 Materials fee
ADULT PROGRAMS
TEEN PROGRAMS
an interest in the performing arts!
Young PerformerSpring Break Day Camps
Watch for camp details and registration information atwww.uofrconservatory.ca
April 13 ~ 17, 2009
Ages 5 -13
DramaKindermusik®PuppetryMusic
Early Drop Off &Late Pick Up!
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Adult Group Guitar – ExperiencedAdults who have a basic understanding of the guitarare invited to continue to hone their skills and focuson better understanding of the chords and notereading.Sat, Jan 17-Apr 25, 2:00-3:00pmTuition: $175 (plus GST) + Materials $10
I’ve Always Wanted to Sing - Level 1This class is for adults who do not read music andhave little or no singing experience. Participants learnhow to read notes and how to find their way arounda written musical part. Focus is on posture, breathing,unison singing with some harmony, and having fun.This course includes a 15-minute private voiceassessment with the instructor.Sat, Jan 31-Apr 4, 1:30-3:00pmTuition: $145 (plus GST) +$25 Materials fee
I Want to Sing Some More – Level 2This class is for adults who have either completed aprevious course or who read some music and areready to sing in harmony. This course continuesstandard vocal breathing, voice production and newsongs. Class members may bring their favourite songfor sharing. Ear training and theory are included. Thiscourse includes a 15-minute private voice assessmentwith the instructor.Sat, Jan 31-Apr 4, 9:30-11:00amTuition: $145 (plus GST) + $25 Materials fee forthose who do not own the Level 1 book
I Want to Sing Forever – Level 3This class is for adults who have completed level 2 orwho read music but want to brush up on vocal andchoral skills. This class is available for SAB or SSAparts. The focus of the class is singing with honing ofsight reading skills.Sat, Jan 31-Apr 4, 11:30am-1:00pm Tuition: $145 (plus GST) + $25 Materials fee
Our Favourite SongsWhy do we feel so good listening to and singing ourfavourite songs? How has this power of music shapedhuman history and possibly your history? In thissinging class participants will sing a variety of songs,provided by Wilma, which cross styles and genres(blues, reggae, folk, classical, worksongs, love ballads,etc). Wilma draws upon the analysis of evolution andmusic by Daniel Livitin, author of Your Brain on Musicand The World in Six Songs. Start making your lists!!What are your favourite songs of all times (includelarge musical works if you want --operas orsymphonies). It's fun --and you'll get to sing, listenand share some of them with others.Tue, Feb 3-Mar 31, 7:15-8:45pm Tuition: $145 (plus GST) + $25 Materials fee
Meet Me at the Met: Opera AppreciationJoin us for a day of learning to love opera. Begin bygetting together to learn more about the day's show:Lucia Di Lammermoor or Madama Butterfly. We'llexamine the life, works and tunes of each composer,the role of this opera and discuss the opera as wesample its highlights. We'll enjoy brunch during theclass and then travel together by bus to the GalaxyCinema to experience their The Met Live in HD show.The price includes brunch, return bus transportationand your ticket to the show!Lucia Di LammermoorSat, Feb 7, 9:30am-2:30pmTuition: $65 (GST included)Madama ButterflySat, Mar 7, 9:30am-2:30pm (approx)Tuition: $65 (GST included)
Beginner Bagpipe for AdultsYou don’t need any experience to join this beginnercourse in Scottish bagpipes. For 10 weeks adults willlearn the basic scale, movements and simple tunes ina group setting. The materials fee includes all coursematerials and an instrument. All are welcome! Thu, Jan 15-Mar 19, 7:00-8:00pmTuition: $99 (plus GST) + $50 Materials fee
Intermediate Bagpipes for AdultsJump right in where you left off in the beginner class!Thu, Jan 15-Mar 19, 8:00-9:00pm Tuition: $105 (plus GST)
Adult DanceGet off the treadmill and on to the dance floor! Rockyour body at our one-of-a-kind fitness program thatincorporates dance moves that tone and strengthenyour entire body. These fun filled low impact danceroutines will get your feet moving, your heartpumping, and you on your way to dancing yourselffit.Tap & Jazz Combo: Tue, Jan 20-Apr 7, 7:30-8:30pmHip Hop: Wed, Jan 21-Apr 8, 7:30-8:30pmFusion: Thu, Jan 22-Apr 9, 7:30-8:30pmTuition: $120 (plus GST)
The Conservatory Music Department offers group andindividual instruction for most instruments and stylesof music. Whether you are interested in music as acareer or simply for personal enrichment, theConservatory has a program to fit your needs.
What is Individual Instruction?Individual instruction provides one-on-one attentionthrough a weekly lesson at the Conservatory. Lessonsare 30, 45 or 60 minutes in duration, depending onthe student’s level and expectations for a rate of $21per half-hour. If you are interested in individualinstruction, call the Conservatory office at 585-5830or 585-5831. Our staff will ask for some basic
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information and refer your inquiry to the appropriateDepartment Head. He or she will then match you withan appropriate instructor. Students may sign up for ayear, a term or an initial block of trial lessons.Students may request a change of instructor at anytime and for any reason. Please contact theConservatory office for the names of instructors whomay have joined us after the printing of this ProgramGuide.
Development of the Whole Person throughthe ArtsThe Conservatory is committed to providing a healthyand positive learning environment where students’individual needs and learning styles are supported andcultivated. In keeping with national and internationaltrends in arts training, the Conservatory promotes aninteractive, caring and respectful environment ratherthan a competitive environment. Artistic studies helpdevelop among other things, focus and concentration,mental, physical and emotional health, as well as apassion for life.
Awards, Scholarships and BursariesThrough the generous legacies of many Reginapatrons and former Conservatory students, a numberof important scholarships and bursaries are availableto assist with ongoing performing arts studies.
Registration and Withdrawal PoliciesFor a complete list of Conservatory policies please seeour webpage at www.uofrconservatory.ca or ask for acopy of the Conservatory Registration and Withdrawalpolicies at our front counter.
Performance Opportunities and RecitalsLast year the Conservatory held over 35 studentrecitals where well over 600 students performed. Thiscoming year, in addition to our regular recitalschedule, we will host a number of general recitalswhere students from all disciplines are encouraged toparticipate. The general recitals are an excellent wayfor students to hear other students. Please visitwww.uofrconservatory.ca for a list of general recitaldates
All Conservatory recitals are open to the publicwith no admission charged.
EnsemblesThe Conservatory encourages all students to work ingroups and create music together. Let us know if you would like to be part of an ensemble. We will set youup with other musicians and a coach to guide you. Tuition is based on the size of the group and thenumber of lessons with the coach.
Teaching FacilitiesThe Conservatory houses more than 50 teachingstudios in the Conservatory Building and Darke Hall. Italso has five excellent dance studios including twolarge sprung-floor studios and a number of largeclassroom and rehearsal spaces.
Instrument Rentals In order to assist students in the transition to largerinstruments, the Conservatory has reasonable rentalrates for a range of instruments.Instruments for rent include:• Violins (1/16, 1/10, 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 and full size)• Violas (Small, standard, intermediate and full size)• Cellos (1/8, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 and full size)• Double Basses (1/2, 3/4 and full size)• Guitars (1/2, 5/8, 3/4, full and concert size)For more information, contact the Conservatory officeat 585-5830.
Office HoursAugust 27, 2008 – June 20, 2009Mon-Thu 8:15am to 8:00pmFri 8:15am to 4:30pmSat 8:30am to 4:00pm
June 22, 2009 – August 26, 2009Mon-Fri 8:15am to 4:30pmSat 8:30am to 4:00pm
Conservatory of Performing ArtsCentre for Continuing EducationUniversity of ReginaCornwall St. & Scarth St.Regina, SK S4S 0A2
The Centre for Kinesiology, Health and Sport is a stateof the art multi-use facility that draws local, national,and international events throughout the year. TheCentre features a three-court gymnasium with seatingfor up to 2,000 spectators, 2 multipurposegymnasiums, an elevated four-lane running track,lecture and classroom facilities, fitness centre, pool,teaching and research laboratories, an artificial turffield and 2 natural grass fields, and an expandedAllied Health Centre combining sport medicine,physiotherapy, student health and the Dr. PaulSchwann Centre. For information:Facilities Coordinator 585 4375 or Assistant Facilities Coordinator 585 4929For booking information:Email [email protected] or visithttp://dev.www.uregina.ca/facilities/index.htm
Aquatics Centre The University of Regina Aquatics Centre is located inthe Centre for Kinesiology, Health and Sport andfeatures a six lane, 25m long shallow pool (4 to 4.5feet deep) and a separate 12 ft. deep tank thatincludes two 1m and one 3m diving boards. Openrecreation swim times are available daily to membersof the university community and general public.Membership packages are available for purchase. Thepool is also available for rent by private/corporategroups for lessons, aquatic sports and clubs, schoolgroups, and birthday parties.
Along with membership packages and rentalopportunities, the Aquatics Centre boasts a widerange of instructional and fitness classes open to thecampus community and general public. Programs areoffered over the fall, winter and spring/summer terms.
Learn to swim in a safe and encouraging environmentwith our qualified aquatic instructors. Whether youare new to swimming or want to improve yourswimming techniques, there are programs for all agesand abilities. A number of Aquatic leadershipcertification programs are also offered that can lead toemployment opportunities as a lifeguard or swiminstructor. The University of Regina is affiliated withthe Canadian Red Cross Swim Program and theLifesaving Society of Canada.
Shallow water and deep water aquasize fitness classesare available throughout the day to those looking toimprove cardiovascular endurance or rehabilitate achronic source of pain. An elite level triathlon trainingprogram for youth 11 – 16 years of age is alsoavailable.For a current listing of classes offered, coursedescriptions, dates and times, rates and registration information, call 585-4371 or visitwww.uregina.ca/recservices/aquatics=
Fitness and Lifestyle Centre (FLC)Located on the second floor of the Centre ofKinesiology, Health, and Sport the FLC features a 200metre indoor track, core strength/stretching area anda large complement of cardio, selectorized, plateloaded and free weight equipment. The FLC is opento everyone to pursue their personal fitness goals. Anumber of membership packages are available forpurchase.For hours of operation, rates or general inquires,please call 585 4371 or visitwww.uregina.ca/recservices/flc
UR Fit ProgramA diverse and varied program of fitness classes areoffered aimed at promoting an active healthy lifestyle.Classes run over the fall, winter and spring terms andare open to everyone. No previous experience isrequired. Do something good for yourself and getactive with UR Fit.
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Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies
The Centre for Kinesiology, Health, and Sport is home to the Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies. Dedicated tothe promotion of health and well being, the faculty offers an array of non-credit programs and services that enableeveryone to pursue a more active and healthy lifestyle. Programs are open to members of the university communityand to all residents of the greater Regina and surrounding area.
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For a current listing of classes offered, coursedescriptions, dates/times, rates and registrationinformation call 585-4371 or visitwww.uregina.ca/recservices/urfit.
Summer Sports SchoolSummer Sports School is a very recognized physicalactivity program for children 4 - 12 years of age.Children will participate in a variety of different sports,aquatic and other physical activities in a safe, fun andnon-competitive environment. A visual arts andscience program is also available. The emphasis is onhaving fun, meeting others, becoming physically activeand learning new skills. Half and full day programoptions are available.For information on session dates, programofferings, costs and registration information, call585 4371 or visit www.uregina.ca/recservices/sss
Intramural SportsThe University of Regina offers a diverse program ofcompetitive/recreational leagues, tournaments andspecial events to enhance the university and life expe-rience of all participants. The programs are only opento registered students, faculty and staff of theUniversity.For more information call the Intramural SportsOffice at 337-2247 or visit www.uregina.ca/recservices/intramurals
The University of Regina Athletics invites all Reginaand area residents to support elite university sportaction in the 2008/2009 season. Our highperformance student athletes provide an exciting levelof affordable sport entertainment in a family-friendlyenvironment.
Check out the best athletes in Saskatchewan as ourteams compete in the Canada West UniversitiesAthletic Association – the most well recognized andcompetitive conference in Canadian InteruniversitySport. If you are a sport enthusiast, University ofRegina Athletics has something for you. The Cougarsand Rams also offer youth sport camps throughoutthe year for children of all ages and skill levels.
For more information on University of ReginaAthletics including schedules, ticket information,individual team information, sport camps andcommunity programs please visitwww.uregina.ca/cougars
Home of the2009 CIS Women’s
Basketball ChampionshipMarch 6th – 8th, 2009
The DPSC is an established non-profit wellness centrelocated in the Allied Health Centre at the University ofRegina. Exercise Therapy services are offered to thegeneral public, with medical conditions such asarthritis, obesity, sports injuries, work injuries, andmotor vehicle injuries. Services are tailored to meet theindividual needs and lifestyle goals of the clients aimedat empowering the clients to make and sustain positivelifestyle changes. In addition, workplace health andfitness, and injury prevention services are available toorganizations in Regina and throughout Saskatchewan.Cardiac Rehabilitation & the Blue Cross Chronic Diseaseand Prevention programming is offered to Regina andneighbouring communities. Services include a safe andmedically supervised environment to exercise for thosewho have had, or are at risk for developing a cardiacevent and those who have a chronic disease or havetwo or more risk factors for heart disease. Begin yourlifestyle change today. For more information call 585-4004 or visit www.uregina.ca/dpsc
Located in the Centre for Kinesiology, Health & Sport,the Allied Health Centre exists to enhance the health,wellness, and performance of all students on campusas well as the citizens within the community andacross the province. The Centre is a multi-disciplinaryfacility that combines health care professionals in theareas of student and family medicine, sports medicine,orthopedics, chiropractic, podiatry, physiotherapy,exercise therapy, psychology and massage. For more information on the Allied Health Centreor to book an appointment please call 337-2640 orvisit www.uregina.ca/alliedhealth
DO SOMETHING GOOD FOR YOURSELF AND GET ACTIVE.
Call and register today!
Recreation and Athletic Services Office (RAS):Room 170 CKHSUniversity of ReginaRegina, SK S4S 0A2
Services available: non-credit course registration,locker rentals, facility rentals, athletic ticket sales,memberships and all general inquiries. All formsof payment are accepted.
CONTACT INFORMATION
ALLIED HEALTH CENTRE
AND RESEARCH CENTRE (DPSC)
DR. PAUL SCHWANN APPLIED HEALTH
UNIVERSITY OF REGINA ATHLETICS
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Un cachet français à l’Université de Regina… À lasuite de l’Institut de formation linguistique dont il apris la relève, l’Institut français s’inscrit dans lareconnaissance de la dualité linguistique du Canadaen promouvant et en améliorant l’éducation post-secondaire en français. Sa programmationacadémique et ses activités de recherche reflètent sonengagement auprès de la communauté francophonede la Saskatchewan en contribuant à son renouveauculturel et au maintien de la langue française. Elleassure également aux anglophones la possibilité d’unenrichissement culturel grâce à la connaissance de lalangue et de la culture de la collectivité d’expressionfrançaise tout en leur permettant de mieux concourirsur le marché canadien du travail. L’Institut françaispeut compter sur l’appui d’une équipe d’instructeursqualifiés et dynamiques qui s’engagent à offrir àl’étudiant un environnement d’apprentissage riche etstimulant
Un cachet français at the University of Regina…L’Institut français recognizes Canada’s linguistic dualityby promoting and enhancing postsecondary educationin French. Its academic programs and researchactivities reflect its commitment to the Francophonecommunity in Saskatchewan by contributing to itscultural renewal and the retention of the Frenchlanguage in the province. It also gives the Anglophonecommunity the opportunity to enhance its ownculture by gaining a better understanding of thelanguage and the culture of the French speakingcommunity. It also gives the members of the Englishspeaking community a competitive edge in theCanadian job market. L’Institut français relies on ateam of qualified and dynamic instructors who arecommitted to creating a rich and stimulating learningenvironment.
For additional information on French non-creditcourses or for a Registration/Information formplease contact the Institut français at 585-4828.
Beginner Oral Communication Levels 1, 2, 3 and 4These courses are designed for students with eitherlittle or no knowledge of the French language.Participants will develop listening and speaking skillsfor practical, everyday conversation. For students withsome knowledge of the language, a placement testadministered by appointment over the telephone isrequired.Winter Jan 20-21 & Mar 24-25, 2009Levels 1-2: Tue, 6:30-9:30pm / 10 weeks Levels 3-4: Wed, 6:30-9:30pm / 10 weeksRegistration deadline: December 5, 2008Placement test: Week of December 8, 2008Fees: $180 + $25 for reference bookSpring Apr 21-22 & Jun 23-24, 2009
Intermediate Oral Communication Levels 1, 2 , 3 and 4These courses are designed for students who havegood knowledge of the basic language conceptsacquired at the beginner levels. Participants willcontinue to develop their listening and speaking skills.At the end of level 3, students should be functionallybilingual.For students with some knowledge of the language, aplacement test administered by appointment overthe telephone is required.Winter Jan 21-22 & Mar 25-26, 2009Levels 1-2: Wed, 6:30-9:30pm / 10 weeks Levels 3-4: Thu, 6:30-9:30pm / 10 weeksRegistration deadline: December 5, 2008Placement test: Week of December 8, 2008Fees: $180 + $25 for reference bookSpring Apr 22-23 & Jun 24-25, 2009
Advanced Oral Communication These advanced classes are designated to improve thestudent’s mastery of oral French through manyactivities. Oral French related to specific culturalsituations, conversational etiquette and patterns ofdaily life is taught. For students with some knowledgeof the language, a placement test administered byappointment over the telephone is required.
NON-CREDIT COURSESINSTITUT FRANÇAIS
Institut français
Un cachet français at the University of Regina…L’Institut français recognizes Canada’s linguistic duality by promotingand enhancing postsecondary education in French. Its academic programs and research activities reflect its commitmentto the Francophone community in Saskatchewan by contributing to its cultural renewal and the retention of the Frenchlanguage in the province. It also gives the Anglophone community the opportunity to enhance its own culture by gain-ing a better understanding of the language and the culture of the French speaking community.
Spanish & other languages See pages 3, 27 & 28
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Winter Jan 22-24 & Mar 26-28, 2009Thu, 6:30-9:30pm / 10 weeksSat, 9:30am-12:30pm / 10 weeksRegistration deadline: December 5, 2008Placement test: Week of December 8, 2008Fees: $180 + $25 for reference bookSpring Apr 23-25 & Jun 25-27, 2009
Le plaisir de parlerThe objective of this course is to enhance oralcommunication in French using the students’ interestssuch as current events, hobbies, books etc. Aplacement test administered over the telephone isrequired by appointment.Winter Jan 21 & Mar 18, 2009Wed, 6:30-8:30pm / 9 weeks Registration deadline: December 5, 2008Placement test: Week of December 8, 2008Fees: $120 Spring Apr 22 & Jun 17, 2009
Grammaire en contexte This course is intended to improve written expressionin French through essays, reports, various types ofletters, etc. A placement test administered over thetelephone is required by appointment.Winter Jan 19 & Mar 16, 2009Wed, 6:30-8:30pm / 9 weeks Registration deadline: December 5, 2008Placement test: Week of December 8, 2008Fees: $120 Spring Apr 20 & Jun 15, 2009
Retire in style! Learn French!For participants 55 and over.Winter Jan 20 & Mar 17, 2009Tue, 9:30-11:30am / 9 weeksRegistration deadline: December 5, 2008Placement test: Week of December 8, 2008Fees: $120Spring Apr 21 & Jun 16, 2009
Pour l’amour du français!Computer-basedSelf-study programme for learners of French as a sec-ond language consisting of one hour weekly tele-phone exchanges and feedback with a tutor for a 5-6weeks/module (15 modules). You will have to putaside 6 - 7 hours per week of self-directed learning inorder to progress. “A truly Canadian second-languageprogramme. A fun experience with humorous dia-logues and challenging activities! A curriculum basedon everyday language and real life situations.” Available throughout the yearNo Registration deadlinePlacement test: Online at www.lrdgonline.comFees: $350 per module
The Programme de Français LangueSeconde/PFL2(replaces CFFW/PBFT)Offered in partnership with the Canada School ofPublic Service, this program is designed to enable thelearner to interact functionally in French in aprofessional setting and reach a Level B of proficiency.(23 sessions)Weekdays, 3 hours per week for 11 weeks, Date& Time TBAA placement test administered over the telephone isrequired by appointment.Winter Jan 19 & Mar 30, 2009Registration deadline: December 5, 2008Placement test: Week of December 8, 2008Fees: $65/h for a total of $2,145This amount will be divided equally between the par-ticipants. The more participants, the lower the cost!Spring Apr 20 & Jun 29, 2009
Language RetentionThis course is designed to assist learners with a B or Clevel in maintaining and improving their proficiency Weekdays, 2 hours per week for 9 weeks, Date &Time TBAA placement test administered over the telephone isrequired by appointment.Winter Jan 19 & Mar 16, 2009Registration deadline: December 5, 2008Placement test: Week of December 8, 2008Fees: $65/h This amount will be divided equally between theparticipants. The more participants, the lower the cost!Winter Jan 19 & Mar 16, 2009Spring Apr 20 & Jun 15, 2009
Second language evaluation preparationCourses tailored to learners’ needs
Customized coursesPrivate courses
Tutoring for elementary and secondary studentsFor any student needing support in French, grade 1 to 12.Fees: $15/hour for students; $20/hour for adults
Institut françaisLanguage InstituteUniversity of ReginaRegina, SKCanada S4S 0A2
More older adult language classes See pages 3, 27 & 28
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English as a Second LanguageProgram
The regular ESL program consists of a core curriculumof required coursework in the morning, and afternoonclasses selected by the student. Electives includeacademic writing, business and technical writing, oralcommunication, grammar and writing, TOEFLpreparation, slang and idioms, public speaking, andpronunciation classes. Immigrants and Canadiancitizens pay two-thirds of the tuition for full-time andpart-time classes in the regular program. The regularprogram is offered throughout the year in fall, winter,spring and summer. Classes are housed on the maincampus of the University of Regina.Winter Regular Program Orientation startsJanuary 7, 2009.
Regular ProgramTuition Fees and Dates 2009Winter 2009January 7 - March 20, 2009 10 wks 2,500$CSpring 2009April 1 - June 12, 2009 10 wks 2,500$CSummer 2009June 22 - August 28, 2009 10 wks 2,500$C Fall 2009September 22 - December 4, 2009 10 wks 2,500$C
Specialized CoursesIn addition to the regular program, we offerspecialized courses such as English for NATO pilots,language and culture programs for Japanese universitystudents, the five-week Explore Program for Quebecstudents, and the Summer English Language Programfor international students.
Summer English Language ProgramTuition Fees and Dates 2009Spring 2009May 18 - June 19, 2009 5 wks 2,900$C Summer 2009June 29 – July 31, 2009 5 wks 2,900$C
Homestay ProgramThe ESL Homestay Program needs host families toopen their homes to International and Quebecstudents (including minors) enrolled in ESL Programsat the University of Regina throughout the year. Theprograms run from 3-10 weeks in duration.If you are interested in opening your home andexperiencing another culture without leavingyour home, contact:Monica WangHousing Coordinator, ESL Program(306) [email protected]
English as a Second Language ProgramCentre for Continuing EducationUniversity of ReginaRoom 114, South ResidenceUniversity of ReginaRegina, SaskatchewanCanada S4S 0A2
Since 1972, international students and new Canadians have enrolled in the English as a Second Language (ESL)Program to improve their language skills in preparation for university admission and to further their individual careergoals. ESL courses are taught by qualified instructors who hold Master’s degrees and/or a Bachelor degree plus a TESLcertificate and have years of experience teaching adult learners.
ESL Conversation Partners for older adults See page 24
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SEC is a partnership between the University of ReginaCentre for Continuing Education [CCE] and theSeniors’ University Group Inc. [SUG]. Older adults 55+wishing to register in courses at the seniors’ rate arerequired to be current members of SUG. Themembership fee for the year April 1, 2008 to March31, 2009 is $25. You can join or update yourmembership for 2008-2009 when you register forcourses. SUG Membership benefits entitle you to:• Register for courses and become part of a vibrant
learning and research community• Receive the SUG Newsletter and invitations to
special lectures, social events and more• Vote for SUG Board members• Run for a position on the Board, or join a
Committee• Receive a bar-coded library card giving you access to
all University of Regina libraries
For more information about SEC programs, SUGmembership, parking and volunteer opportunities, call (306) 585-5816 or visitwww.uregina.ca/cce/seniors
International Volunteer Day & Christmas CelebrationFriday, Dec 5 from 1:30-3:30pm
Member WelcomeThursday, Jan 15 from 12:00-1:00pmTours to follow
Taste of the Tropics Winter EscapeThursday, Feb 26 from 12:00-1:15pm
Adult Learners’ WeekMar 2-8
FREE Internet Teaser - Mar 2and more . . .
Aboriginal Grandmothers Caring forGrandchildrenGrandmothers Caring for Grandchildren are invited tomonthly Networking Support Meetings from10:00am-12:00pm, Jan 23, Feb 27, Mar 27, Apr 24,May 22 & Jun 26 at Four Directions CommunityHealth Centre, 3510 – 5th Ave. Childcare and rideswill be provided for those who call in advance. Formore information or to register please call 585-5766or 585-5816.
English as a Second Language ProgramsOlder adults who want to improve their English language skills can come to our ESL Class forBeginners to gain self-esteem and confidence inspeaking English or work with a volunteer conversation partner. You will also learn about Reginaand Canada and develop a social network of otherolder adults. For more information please call 585-5766 or 585-5816.
Healthy AgingSEC is involved in a wide range of activities topromote healthy aging as part of the CanadianCouncil on Learning Health and Knowledge LearningCentre Older Adult Working Group through CATALIST:The Canadian Network for Third Age Learning. Formore information about how you can help promotethe connection between learning and aging wellplease call 585-5806.
Intercultural Grandmothers UnitingThe Regina IGU group meets monthly from 10:00am - 12:00pm at Indian Metis ChristianFellowship, 3131 Dewdney Avenue in Regina.Meetings will be held Jan 16, Feb 20, Mar 20, Apr 17,May 15 & Jun 19. All older women who are interestedin building bridges of understanding, respect, trustand friendship among First Nations, Metis and othersare welcome to attend these meetings. For moreinformation please call 585-5766 or 585-5816.
VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES
SEC OUTREACH PROGRAMS &
THE SENIORS’ UNIVERSITY GROUP
WELCOME TO SEC &
Seniors Education Centre
The Seniors Education Centre [SEC] was established in 1977 to provide lifelong learning programs within a supportiveenvironment for those 55 years of age and over, with no prior formal education required. SEC programs stimulatethe intellectual, emotional and physical well-being of older adults in order to enrich their lives and enhance theirwell-being. Approximately 180 courses are offered at SEC each year with no assignments or exams and most have nohomework.
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Literacy Program for Older AdultsSEC provides older adult volunteers the opportunity towork with other older adults who want to improvetheir literacy skills. If you know someone who wouldlike to learn how to improve their reading or writingplease let them know about this program. For moreinformation please call 585-5766 or 585-5816.
Speakers BureauSEC has speakers available to talk to groups about theSeniors Education Centre and other issues of concernto older adults. Presentations include RetirementPlanning, Elder Abuse, Health and Wellness, Literacy,Benefits of Lifelong Learning and more. If you want torequest a speaker, or become one, please call Kerrie at585-5806.
Note: All fees include GST
Location of courses: GA = Gallery BuildingCNB = Conservatory BasementCB = College Building
GA = Gallery Building Room 106
CB = College BuildingAny student with a disability who may needaccommodations should discuss these with the courseinstructor and contact the Coordinator of the DisabilityResource Office at 585-4631.
(15027) Acrylic Painting (Advanced)Advance your creative inner artist and learn new skills andtechniques in acrylic painting. Explore painting design;incorporating pattern, texture, and layering; and colourmixing. You will create a series of paintings on canvas andpaper. Some acrylic painting experience is required, but ifyou have a creative spirit and are prepared to experiment,this class is for you. A materials list will be provided.Instructor: Gerri Ann SiwekWed, Jan 14-Mar 11, 9:00am-12:00pmRoom: GA 110Seniors: $105 Other adults: $125Course limit: 20
(15029) Animals, Birds, Insects & Flora in theWorld’s ReligionsAll religions have attachments to living creatures andplants which are an intrinsic part of the dogma,rituals, symbols, and modes of expression. From cats,hippos, crocodiles, and scarabs of the ancientEgyptians to the dove that represents Christianity’sHoly Spirit, through the various mixed creatures,plants and floral emblems, we have a vast panoply ofsupporting non-human creations. This vast subject willmake us appreciate the richness of religious thought.Instructor: Adrien TatarinoffTue, Jan 20-Mar 17, 9:30-11:30amRoom: GA 106Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 75
(15030) Armchair TravelFor your cosy winter adventure many traveldestinations have been scheduled. Through the mediaof slides and DVDs we will tour Washington State,Florida, Turkey, selected cities in New York State,South Pacific island: Mariannas, American Samoa,Argentina, Brazil and many more surprises.Instructor: Dermot WeightmanFri, Jan 23-Mar 20, 1:30-3:30pmRoom: GA 106Seniors: $40 Other adults: $75Course limit: 50
(15031) Bellydance (Tribal Style)Learn Basic Movement vocabulary based on TribalStyle bellydance, have fun, get your heart rate up andcelebrate your sisters. Tribal Style represents everythingfrom Folkloric inspired dances to a fusion of ancientdance techniques from Northern India, the MiddleEast and Africa. As a general category, Tribal Stylecovers many flavors of American Belly Dance includingboth fusion and cross-over styles, exploring modern,jazz, dance theatre, and hip hop, as well as fusionwith traditional classical ethnic dance forms likeBhangra, Bharata Natyam, Flamenco, Polynesian, andWest African Dance.Instructor: Brett BradshawFri, Jan 23-Mar 20, 10:30-11:30amRoom: GA 014Seniors: $40 Other adults: $70Course limit: 20
(15032) Canada’s Prime MinistersFrom Old Tomorrow to the Chief and beyond, thisclass will explore the lives and accomplishments of themen (and one woman) who have held Canada’shighest elected office. Who were they? What did theyset out to do? What were their successes – and theirfailures? Local author and historian Bill Barry will leada lively look at those who have – for better or worse –shaped and moulded the nation of Canada.Instructor: Bill BarryThu, Jan 22-Mar 19, 1:30-3:30pmRoom: CB 112Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 30
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(15033) Creative Writing GroupThis is a self-directed creative writing class. Severalchoices of topics enable everyone to participate. Allare welcome. No previous experience is necessary.Participants will take turns moderating the weeklysessions.Coordinator: Ivan MillardThu, Jan 22-Mar 19, 1:30-3:30pmRoom: CB 108Seniors: $40 Other adults: $75Course limit: 25
(15035) Development of Religion inCivilizationA brief description will be given of the major livingreligions of the world. They are, in historical order:Hindu, Buddhist, Zoroastrian, Jewish, Christian, Babiand Bahai. Our learning process started in the fall of2008, but, because religions need not necessarily belearned in any specific sequence, anyone can join theclass in any semester.Instructor: Dr. Ishrat NaqviTue, Jan 20–Mar 17, 9:30-11:30amRoom: CB112Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 30
Digital Photography I Join us for a beginners digital photography class.Learn how to download digital images and to do basicediting to remove red eye, enlarge, reduce, crop andsave to CD using free Kodak software. Bring yourcamera – including cables, manual and software.Instructor: Trevor Hopkin(15036) Fri, Jan 30, 9:00am-12:00pm or(15037) Fri, Mar 6, 9:00am-12:00pmRoom: CB 115Seniors: $35 Other adults: $60Course limit: 16
Digital Photography IIFor those who want to learn more about workingwith digital photographs. Learn how to organize andedit files and how to develop simple slide shows usingfree Kodak software. Bring your camera includingcables, manual and software.Instructor: Trevor Hopkin(15039) Fri, Jan 30, 1:00-4:00pm or(15038) Fri, Mar 6, 1:00-4:00pmRoom: CB 115Seniors: $35 Other adults: $60Course limit: 16
(15040) Drawing for the Absolute BeginnerThis course is for the absolute beginner. You will learnthe very basics in shading, texture, composition andcolour. This class will encompass a variety of exercises.Instructor: Jessica RiessMon, Jan 19–Mar 23 (no class Feb 16), 9:00am-12:00pmRoom: GA 110Seniors: $105 Other adults: $125Course limit: 20
(15041) Drawing 2A continuation of Drawing 1. Learn how to usedrawing techniques to discover your signature. Focuson the subjects of your choice. Expand yourappreciation of the elements of design, light andcomposition – and learn how they can create cohesivedynamic drawings. For those with a little drawingexperience.Instructor: Donna KriekleThu, Jan 22–Mar 19, 1:00-4:00pmRoom: GA 110Seniors: $105 Other adults: $125Course limit: 20
(15042) Drumming (Intro)Suitable for people who are new to drumming, havelimited experience or drum infrequently. Using theDrum Circle method of instruction, this class buildsthe basics of drum skills, playing a variety of drum andhand percussion instruments. You will learn basicAfrican, Latin, and Eastern rhythms aimed to developsocial drumming skills. A materials fee of $14 coversdrum use, materials, CD, and handouts (not requiredif previously purchased).Instructor: “Skin and Bone” MusiciansFri, Jan 23, 30; Feb 6, 27; Mar 6 & 13, 10:30am-12:00pmRoom: GA 108Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 20
(15043) Drumming (Advanced)For people with more than two years experiencedrumming or who drum frequently. This course willreview the key elements of hand drumming and smallhand percussion, reinforced through an intensivefocus on ensemble playing. It will involve review ofstandard rhythms that have been learned previouslyand introduce some new rhythms playing African andBelly Dance styles. A materials fee of $14 covers drumuse, materials, CD and handouts (not required ifpreviously purchased).Instructor: “Skin and Bone” MusiciansFri, Jan 23, 30; Feb 6, 27; Mar 6 & 13, 1:00-2:30pmRoom: GA 108Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 20
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(15044) Eastern Religions: ReligiousTraditions of South AsiaThis is an introductory survey course that will examinethe religious traditions of India, such as Hinduism,Buddhism, Jainism and the Sikh tradition.Instructor: Katherine LyseikoFri, Jan 23-Mar 20, 9:30-11:30amRoom: GA 106Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 25
(15045) Fit For Your LifeFit for Your Life is a graduated strength-trainingprogram designed for older adults. Health expertssuggest weight training as an integral necessity for ahealthy lifestyle. Hand-held and Velcro wrist and ankleweights, from one to five pounds, are supplied. Theclass instructs proper weight training with a musclewarm-up, stretching and cool down. BYOB (water).Instructor: Dorothy FitzerTue & Thu, Jan 20-Mar 31, 4:00-5:00pm Room: GA 108 (1 flight of stairs)Fee: $60 SENIORS ONLYCourse limit: 30
Great BooksThis is a seminar-style course in which participantsread and discuss the ‘Great Books’. The readingselections will be announced in advance, givingprospective participants ample time for preparation.Class sessions will be held over the Spring and Fallsemesters, allowing the intervening winter andsummer for such preparatory reading. A classprospectus and reading texts are available at SEC.Book purchases or loans also usually necessary.Instructor: Dr. Ronald EberleNote: Readings for class to be held in spring (Thu, 9:30-11:30am) are now available for purchase.
(15087) Handwriting Analysis for theHobbyistThis course is a systematic approach to analyzingscribbles, print and handwriting to identify dominanthuman behaviors. It will investigate “Why we do whatwe do when we do it.” A course booklet will givefacts about the Gestalt method of handwritinganalysis. Ken L Rodenbush is a Certified PersonalityProfiler by the American Board of Forensic Examiners(ABFE is the largest in the World with 92 percent ofthe membership at the Ph.D level).Instructor: Ken L RodenbushTue, Jan 20-Mar 17, 1:30-3:30pm Room: CB 108Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 20
(15046) Healing Power of Hope and HumourHealthy humour helps to reduce stress, increase asense of well-being, and produce healing chemicals inour body. Laughter helps us to see life from a differentperspective and face challenges with courage,flexibility and hope. These sessions will invite peopleto tap into healthy humour, strengthen innerresources, and bring more hope and joy to our life.There will be lecture, discussion and written exercises.Instructor: Cathy FenwickFri, Jan 23-Mar 20, 1:30-3:30pm Room: CB 112Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 25
(15084) Italian (Basic)Do you like traveling and cooking? Learn basic Italianso you can join a cooking class in Tuscany or travelacross Italy.Instructor: Danielle KatzThu, Jan 22-Mar 19, 9:30-11:30amRoom: CN022Seniors: $90 Other adults: $125Course limit: 15
Meet Me at the Met: Opera AppreciationJoin us for a day of learning to love opera. Begin bygetting together to learn more about the day's show:Lucia Di Lammermoor or Madama Butterfly. We'llexamine the life, works and tunes of each composer,the role of this opera and discuss the opera as wesample its highlights. We'll enjoy brunch during theclass and then travel together by bus to the GalaxyCinema to experience their The Met Live in HD show.The price includes brunch, return bus transportationand your ticket to the show!Lucia Di Lammermoor(15085) Sat, Feb 7, 9:30am-2:30pmTuition: $65Madama Butterfly(15086) Sat, Mar 7, 9:30am-2:30pm (approx)Tuition: $65
(15047) Middle East BackgroundsThis class will present information at an introductorylevel on history, culture, religion, and politics of theMiddle East.Instructor: Dr. Ray ClevelandThu, Jan 22-Mar 19, 9:30-11:30amRoom: GA 106Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 75
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(15048) Middle East: Understanding CurrentEventsLectures will discuss current events with reference tohistory and international politics. Attention will begiven to Afghanistan, Iraq, the Israeli-Palestinianstruggle, and other issues which may arise.Instructor: Dr. Ray ClevelandWed, Jan 21-Mar 18, 9:30-11:30am Room: GA 106Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 75
(15049) “Modified” Line DancingSeniors Line Dance offers the opportunity to learnmodified versions of Country, Waltz, Two Step, TripleStep and Latin rhythms to much slower music usingsimplified dance steps with lots of review. It’s informal,fun and no partner is required.Instructor: Helen BurtonWed, Jan 21-Mar 18, 10:30-11:30amRoom: GA 014Seniors: $40 Other adults: $70Course limit: 30
(15050) Music–Orchestral RepertoireShort orchestral pieces that are not commonlyincluded in symphony programs. Examples will betaken from a wide selection of composers andperiods.Instructor: Dr. Howard Leyton-BrownWed, Jan 21-Mar 18, 1:30-3:30pm Room: GA 106Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 50
(15028) Philosophy: An IntroductionPhilosophy is rationally critical thinking about thegeneral nature of the world, the justification of belief,and the conduct of life. This course invites participantsto engage in this thought adventure which looks atquestions, such as ‘who was Socrates and why was heput on trial and sentenced to death?’, ‘do we havefree will?’, ‘why should we be moral?’, ‘can amachine think?’, and ‘how do we acquire knowledgeand beliefs?’. Instructor: Anne van Ransbeek Mon, Jan 19-Mar 23, 1:30-3:30pm Room: GA 106Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 75
(15051) Poetry CornerAt each meeting we will read poems we have written,as well as favourite poems by other authors. There willbe time for discussion and critiquing. Facilitators: Cathy Fenwick/Beth Gerrish-Pelletier Mon, Jan 19-Mar 23, 12:00-1:30pm (no class Feb 16)Room: CNB 022Seniors: $30 Other adults: $55Course limit: 10
(15052) Self-Defense Martial Arts – Low ImpactThis self-defense class will teach beginners how todefend themselves in dangerous situations andprepare students for the unexpected throughdiscussion and the practice of defense techniques.Gain confidence even if you do not know how tomake a proper fist, how to yell or defend yourself. Theclass is open to people of all ages and presents a funand practical challenge to everyone.Instructor: Jessica RiessMon, Jan 19-Feb 23, 1:30-2:30pm (no class Feb 16)Room: GA 014Seniors: $30 Other adults: $55Course limit: 30
(15053) Spanish IIThis course is for those with basic Spanish vocabularyand pronunciation skills. You will be able to improveyour fluency and learn more about the excitingHispanic culture. For those who have taken Spanish Ior other basic Spanish class.Instructor: Sergio QuezadaWed, Jan 14-Mar 4, 9:15-11:30amRoom: CB 108Seniors: $90 Other adults: $125 (Plus text purchase)Course limit: 20
(15054) Spanish AdvancedThis course is for those with adequate Spanishvocabulary and pronunciation skills. Learn and practicethe language in a Hispanic cultural atmosphere. Thiscourse involves more conversational Spanish.Instructor: Sergio QuezadaTue, Jan 13-Mar 3, 9:15-11:30am Room: CB 108 Seniors: $90 Other adults: $125 (Plus text purchase)Course limit: 20
(15055) Special RelativitySpecial Relativity, one of the most esoteric scientificadvances achieved in the twentieth century, is crucialfor the understanding of modern science. Althoughthe principles of Special Relativity are ridiculouslysimple, the aura of bewilderment and incredulitysurrounding the field is staggeringly intimidating. Inthese discussions, over hundred years after the adventof relativity, we will attempt to bring the subject downto its natural simplicity together.Instructor: Dr. Ishrat NaqviThu, Jan 22-Mar 19, 9:30-11:30amRoom: CB 112Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 30
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(15056) Stretch & Tone ExercisePromote healthy aging through exercise designed toincrease flexibility. The class involves stretching andtoning muscles. Mats and weights supplied. BYOB ofwater.Instructor: Dorothy FitzerTue & Thu, Jan 20-Mar 17, 11:00am-12:00pm Room: GA 108Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 30
(15057) T’ai Chi Level IT’ai Chi is a traditional Chinese exercise which, whenpractised correctly, improves balance, coordination andstrength, and calms the body and mind. In this class,participants will learn the basic principles and move-ments of T’ai Chi, with a specific emphasis on some ofthe beginning movements of the Yang Style ShortForm. Each week a specific movement will be learnedand practised, and over time these movements will bejoined together into a flowing pattern. Chi Gong exer-cises will also be integrated to help participants relaxand develop balance and coordination.Mon, Jan 19-Mar 23, 4:45-5:45pm (no class Feb 16)Room: GA 014Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85 Course limit: 20
(15058) T’ai Chi Level IIThis class is for those with some previous experiencewith T’ai Chi, either through a Level I T’ai Chi class atthe Seniors Education Centre, or through anintroductory level T’ai Chi class elsewhere.Instructor: David OrbanWed, Jan 21-Mar 18, 4:45-5:45pm Room: GA 014Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 20
(15059) T’ai Chi Level IIIIn this class, participants will learn the second third ofChen Man Ch’ing’s modified version of the YangFamily Short Form of T’ai Chi. Each week a specificset of movements will be learned and practised, andover time these movements will be joined togetherinto a flowing pattern. Chi Gong exercises will alsobe integrated to help participants relax and developbalance and coordination. NOTE: Participants MUSTtake Level II (first paragraph/first third of the Yangfamily short form) before taking this course.Instructor: David OrbanFri, Jan 22-Mar 19, 4:45-5:45pmRoom: GA 014Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 20
(15060) Thanks for the MemoriesHave you entertained the idea that sometime youmight write your memoirs or memories ofgrandparents, parents or siblings for futuregenerations to know their roots? Join others around atable, in a relaxed atmosphere, to share written storiesabout your life and others who are a part of your life.Take this opportunity to be motivated into doingsomething lasting and priceless for your family. Infuture years they will surely say, "Thanks for theMemories."Instructor: Evelyn RogersWed, Jan 21; Feb 4,18; Mar 4,18 & Apr 1, 1:30-3:30pmRoom: CNB 022Seniors: $40 Other adults: $75Course limit: 12
(15062) Understanding the MediaThis is your chance to meet journalists who report,write the headlines and present the news. Subjectswill include international and alternative media,journalists and the law, television news, politicaljournalism and several topical issues. Register earlybecause this is a popular class!Instructor: Bill StovinTue, Jan 20-Mar 17, 1:30-3:30pm Room: GA 106Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 75
(15061) The United States in the WorldFor two hundred years the United States has beeninvolved with world politics. This class will examinethis history, with the greatest attention paid to thepost-Second World War era, especially the twentyyears since the end of the Cold War. We will look atdifferent interpretations of this role as well as theimportant events.Instructor: Dr. Barry BarlowThu, Jan 22-Mar 19, 1:30-3:30pm Room: GA 106Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85Course limit: 75
(15063) Watercolour IIAn in-depth introduction to watercolour – with 24techniques that will help you discover your vision, yourpalette and your painting style! Demos, exercises,projects, paintings, and critiques – focus on the basicelements of painting – colour, light, linear and spatialdesign. We’ll explore the subjects of landscape, stilllife, and the ideas you bring to class. References toworks of the masters will expand the horizons of boththe beginner and experienced watercolour painter.Instructor: Donna KriekleWed, Jan 21-Mar 18, 1:00-4:00pmRoom: GA 110Seniors: $105 Other adults: $125Course limit: 20
More fitness classes See pages 16, 19, 25, 27, 29 & 30
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(15066) Yoga (Advanced)The class is designed for those who know basicdiaphragmatic breathing, the rudiments of basicpostures, are at ease with the asanas practised inbeginner’s class, and want to stretch beyond thebeginner level. Please bring a large towel or blanket toclass.Instructor: Lani KnausMon, Jan 19-Mar 23, 10:30-11:30am (no class Feb 16)Room: GA 108Seniors: $40 Other adults: $70Course limit: 20
(15065) Yoga for BeginnersThis class is designed for those who have not takenyoga before, or who want to practice it at a slowerpace. Participants will learn gentle yoga poses andstretches that can safely be done at home. Pleasebring a large towel or blanket to class.Instructor: Lani KnausMon, Jan 19-Mar 23, 11:45am-12:45pm (no class Feb 16)Room: GA 108Seniors: $40 Other adults: $70Course limit: 20
(15067) Yoga (Multi Level)This class is for those who have learned the basics andare ready to move on. Participants will be guided toadapt the practice to their own level. Emphasis will beon breathing, classic yoga poses and relaxationtechniques. Please bring a blanket and a towel.Instructor: Lani KnausWed, Jan 21-Mar 18, 10:30-11:30 am Room: GA 108Seniors: $40 Other adults: $70Course limit: 20
(15068) Yoga (Restorative)This will be a gentle class for people who have lowenergy, who are recovering from illness or injury orchronic health problems or just want a gentlerpractice. It will be suitable for beginners as well ascontinuing students. Most of the practice will be donelying on the floor. Please bring a blanket or quilt and alarge towel. Mats are provided.Instructor: Lani KnausWed, Jan 21-Mar 18, 12:00-1:00 pm Room: GA 108Seniors: $40 Other adults: $70Course limit: 20
(15064) Zen TherapyThis course explores a particular kind of psychotherapywhich is built on Buddhist and Eastern values. Wediscuss the importance of ethics, tranquility andmindfulness in this form of psychological healing.Selected chapters from David Brazier’s book “ZenTherapy” will be made available.Instructor: Anne van RansbeekWed, Jan 21-Mar 18, 1:30-3:30pm Room: CB112Seniors: $55 Other Adults: $85Course limit: 25
(15069) Computers Basics IThis course is for individuals who are eitherinexperienced with computers or have not used acomputer before. We will cover the basics ofcomputer use including the mouse, keyboard,opening, closing and saving files, as well asunderstanding and using the components of awindow. Instruction is conducted by a combination ofdemonstrations, examples and practical activity. Thiscourse is perfect for those who may haveapprehensions about using technology.Instructor: David WesselThu, Jan 29-Feb 19, 1:30-4:00pmRoom: CB 115Seniors: $85 Other adults: $120Course limit: 16
(15070) Computer Basics IIThis course is designed for students who have someprior experience using a computer. It will cover theWindows Operating System, utilizing the ControlPanel, the Start and Task Bars, My Documents,Accessories and Windows Explorer. It is recommendedthat students taking this course have completed theIntroduction to Computers course or have basic skillsin operating the mouse, keyboard and working withcomputer software programs.Instructor: David WesselThu, Feb 26-Mar 19, 1:30-4:00pmRoom: CB 115Seniors: $85 Other adults: $120Course limit: 16
(15071) Computer SecurityThis course is designed to teach safe computingpractices, to minimize the loss of data due to harddrive failure or viruses. Topics include email virus safetyand backing up files. You will learn about multiplemethods of backing up data to avoid the risk of losingvaluable documents, photographs and more.Instructor: David WesselMon, Feb 2, 9:00am-12:00pmRoom: CB 115Seniors: $25 (Free for Computer Users Group)Other adults: $60Course limit: 16
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(15072) Computer Users GroupHave your unique computer-related questionsdiscussed and answered within a group of othercomputer users. Assisted by a facilitator, topicscovered will be determined by the questions andinterests within the group. Those topics could includepurchasing decisions, software selection, computersecurity and privacy issues, Internet usage, “how to”questions about devices such as digital cameras andrecording devices, and much more. The group will usea combination of hands-on labs and discussionformat, depending on the topic. Bring your questionsand your curiosity.Instructor: David WesselMon, Feb 9, 23; Mar 9, 23, 9:00-11:00amRoom: CB 115Seniors: $55 Other adults: $85 (Includes FREEcomputer security class Feb 2)Course limit: 16
(15073) Excel Spreadsheets – IntroductionWhat is a spreadsheet and what can it do for you? Inthis class you will learn how to create and changespreadsheets that will allow you to track birthday giftsto prevent ‘regifting’ to the person who gave you thatgift you want to pass on and to have records ofinsurance and membership dues paid. Spreadsheetscan also be used to track expenses, healthinformation, hobbies, addresses and more. You shouldbe comfortable using computers before you sign upfor this class.Instructor: Ronda GayTue, Feb 3-24, 9:30am-12:00pmRoom: CB 115Seniors: $85 Other adults: $120Course limit: 16
Internet TeaserThis session is part of the kickoff for InternationalAdult Learners Week. In this two-hour demonstration,see what you can do on the internet – watch musicvideos, check news and weather, bank online, joindiscussion groups, get detailed maps, plan your travel,edit and share your photographs, use a web cam, dogenealogical research, and more. If registration is 16or less, the session will be held in the computer labwith some opportunity for internet browsing.Otherwise, the class will consist of a live internetdemonstration combined with class discussion.Facilitator: David WesselMon, Mar 2, 9:00am-11:00amRoom: CB 115Seniors: FreeCourse limit: 16
(15074) Web Site DesignIn a series of hands-on computer labs, learn to designand develop a simple, consistent, attractive, easy-to-use website. No previous development experience isnecessary, although you should be comfortable usinga computer and accessing the internet. We will usethe web authoring tool Dreamweaver to develop anattractive site with a minimum of programming.Topics include site set-up and publication, fonts,colours, graphics, tables, and links to other pages andwebsites. Learn techniques such as templates andcascading style sheets (css) which benefit both thedesigner and the end-user. The end-user willexperience a consistent, easy-to-use site. You asdeveloper will have less work with better results.Instructor: David WesselWed, Jan 28-Mar 18, 9:00-11:30amRoom: CB 115Seniors: $150 Other adults: $185Course limit: 16
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All Noon Hour Forums take place:Thursdays, 12:00-1:15pmRoom: GA 106Fee: $5Course Limit: 75
Member Welcome-FREEAll new and continuing members of the Seniors’University Group are invited to join us for an orienta-tion and update on new and exciting developments atthe Seniors Education Centre and with SUG. Bringyour lunch and we’ll provide beverages. Interestedmembers will be taken on tour to find classrooms andother facilities.Presenters: Maggi Rankin, Kerrie Strathy + OthersJan 15
(15075) Galapagos Islands ExpeditionJoin Joanne and Ian McDonald for five days in theexotic Galapagos Islands with accommodations in aneco-friendly hotel. Daily outings let you experienceclose-up views of the unique plant and animal life –while on foot, or from an inflatable dinghy or thedeck of a cabin cruiser.Presenter: Joanne and Ian McDonaldJan 22
(15076) What Were the Banks Thinking?What caused the Subprime Crisis, and the resultingfinancial market meltdowns? Was it the greedybehaviour of the financial firms? Was it the excessiverisk-taking of overly-optimistic firms? Was it the laxgovernment regulation that allowed them to takeexorbitant risks with our money? Was it the loosemonetary policy of Alan Greenspan, once called the"Greatest Central Banker of All Time?" Thepresentation will explore the role of all four items increating the financial market meltdowns.Presenter: Dr. Harvey King, CCE DircetorJan 29
(15077) Foreign Aid – Can it end globalpoverty?Foreign aid, in both its quality and quantity, is failingto help end global poverty according to the Reality ofAid Report 2008. Instead of eradicating poverty, aidhas increasingly become a source of power, wieldedby donors over recipient developing countries.Presenter: Lori Latta, SCIC Executive DirectorFeb 5
(15078) The DaVinci CodeDid Brown write a fantasy-mystery-history-religionnovel, or is it based on facts? This puzzle has existedsince the first printing of this book, and is stillquestioned now. Here are some fresh ideas on thisfrustrating/fascinating topic!Presenter: Adrien TatarinoffFeb 12
(15079) Recession or Depression?This presentation will explore how and why thesubprime crisis led to a stock market meltdown, andwhat the meltdown implies for near future of theCanadian economy. Will Canada's stronger economicfundamentals help it to escape some of the damagethat is occurring in the U.S. economy, or will ourstrong economic ties to the U.S. mean we suffer thesame recession, or perhaps even a depression?Presenter: Dr. Harvey King, CCE DirectorFeb 19
(15080) Taste of the Tropics Winter EscapeEnjoy some tropical warmth at SEC’s Taste of theTropics Winter Escape. Join us for a fun-filled tropicalsing-a-long with Wilma, tropical treats for lunch, andprizes for ‘the best’ tropical attire. Bring a friend onthis escape from the winter blues!Presenter: Wilma Bell-Wessel, Conservatory ofPerforming ArtsFeb 26
(15081) Exploring ChinaJoin George and Sharon Maier as they share storiesand pictures from their recent trip to China. They willtake you from Harbin’s tigers in the north to Shenzhenand Hong Kong. Including stops at the Great Wall,Beijing’s Tian’anmen Square, Terracotta soldiers and acruise on the Yangtze River. We visited several othercities that we have not heard of before with millionsof people each.Presenter: George MaierMar 5
(15082) Guaranteed Income for AllJoin Jim Mulvale for a lively presentation anddiscussion on A Guaranteed Income for All: WhatSocial Justice Demands and the Planet Needs. He willexplore the need for income equality.Presenter: Jim Mulvale, Justice Studies Dept.Mar 12
(15083) So Many New Faces - Refugees inReginaExplore the origins and histories of Regina’s increasingly diverse population. Join Leonzo Barrenoas he explores the ethnic origins of Regina’s currentrefugee population to learn why they come and whythey chose to become part of the Canadian fabric.You will also find out about services for refugees inRegina.Presenter: Leonzo Barreno, School of JournalismMar 19
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Assume that you are accepted into courses youregistered for unless you hear otherwise.
Classes with low enrolment may be cancelledone week before the start date. Register early to avoid disappointment!
WAYS TO REGISTERPhone 585-5816 Have the course name and yourcredit card number and expiry date when you call.
Mail Send completed Registration Form with eithercredit card details or cheque made payable to theUniversity of Regina.
Fax 585-5736 Send completed Registration Form withcredit card details.
In-Person Bring in Registration Form with credit carddetails, cheque, cash or Debit Card.
NOTE ABOUT COURSE FEESTUITION/REGISTRATION FEES: Proof of age may berequired to be eligible for the Seniors rate (for those55+). Fee waiving or fee reduction information isavailable upon request to provide maximum access toolder learners, regardless of income levels.
REFUNDS: Registration fees, less an amount up to$55 (includes GST) Administration Fee (per student),will be returned if notice of withdrawal from acourse(s) is received by January 5, 2009.
Texts, if required, can be purchased at the first classor borrowed from University and City libraries.
Duplicated Materials: Copying costs, if applicable,will be charged to the participants.
Seniors Education CentreCentre for Continuing EducationUniversity of ReginaGallery Building Room 106.4College Ave & Cornwall StRegina, SK S4S 0A2
Parking permit ($31.28) $________________ Jan 1 – Mar 31, 2009 License #___________ Permit #_________TOTAL $________________ ■■■■ Cash or ■■■■ Cheque make payable to University of Regina
Donation to SEC $________________ (separate cheque please, or by credit or debit card)
■■■■ DEBIT ■■■■ VISA ■■■■ MC ■■■■ AMEX # _________________________________ Exp. Date ___________________
■■■■ (15027) Acrylic Painting (Advanced) $105■■■■ (15029) Animals, Birds, Insects & Flora $55■■■■ (15030) Armchair Travel $40■■■■ (15031) Belly Dancing (Tribal Style) $40■■■■ (15032) Canada’s Prime Ministers $55■■■■ (15069) Computer Basics I $85■■■■ (15070) Computer Basics II $85■■■■ (15071) Computer Security Free to Computer Users Group■■■■ (15072) Computer Users Group $55■■■■ (15033) Creative Writing Group $40■■■■ (15035) Development of Religion in Civilization $55■■■■ (15036) Digital Photography I (Jan 30) $35■■■■ (15037) Digital Photography I (Mar 6) $35■■■■ (15039) Digital Photography II (Jan 30) $35■■■■ (15038) Digital Photography II (Mar 6) $35■■■■ (15040) Drawing for the Absolute Beginner $105■■■■ (15041) Drawing 2 $105■■■■ (15042) Drumming (Intro) $55■■■■ (15043) Drumming (Advanced) $55■■■■ (15044) Eastern Religions $55■■■■ (15073) Excel Spreadsheets-Introduction $85■■■■ (15045) Fit for Your Life $60■■■■ (15087) Handwriting Analysis $55■■■■ (15046) Healing Power of Hope and Humour $55■■■■ Internet-Teaser FREE■■■■ (15084) Italian (Basic) $90■■■■ (15085) Meet Me at the Met (Feb 7) $63■■■■ (15086) Meet Me at the Met (Mar 7) $63■■■■ (15047) Middle East Backgrounds $55■■■■ (15048) Middle East: Understanding Current Events $55■■■■ (15049) Modified Line Dancing $40■■■■ (15050) Music – Orchestral Repertoire Continued $55■■■■ (15058) Philosophy: An Introduction $55■■■■ (15051) Poetry Corner $30■■■■ (15052) Self-Defence Martial Arts $30■■■■ (15053) Spanish II $90■■■■ (15054) Spanish Advanced $90■■■■ (15055) Special Relativity $55
■■■■ (15056) Stretch & Tone Exercise $55■■■■ (15057) T’ai Chi – Level I $55■■■■ (15058) T’ai Chi – Level II $55■■■■ (15059) T’ai Chi – Level III $55■■■■ (15060) Thanks for the Memories $40■■■■ (15062) Understanding the Media $55■■■■ (15061) The US in the World $55■■■■ (15063) Watercolour II $105■■■■ (15074) Website Design for Beginners $150■■■■ (15066) Yoga (Advanced) $40■■■■ (15065) Yoga for Beginners $40■■■■ (15067) Yoga (Multi-Level) $40■■■■ (15068) Yoga (Restorative) $40■■■■ (15064) Zen Therapy $105
NOON HOUR FORUMS■■■■ Members Welcome FREE■■■■ (15075) Galapagos Islands Expedition $5■■■■ (15076) What were the Banks Thinking? $5■■■■ (15077) Foreign Aid – Can it end global poverty? $5■■■■ (15078) The DaVinci Code $5■■■■ (15079) Recession or Depression? $5■■■■ (15080) Taste of the Tropics Winter Escape $5■■■■ (15081) Exploring China $5■■■■ (15082) Guaranteed Income for All $5■■■■ (15083) So Many New Faces - Refugees in Regina $5
Refunds: Registration fees, less an amount up to $55(includes GST) Administration Fee (per student), will bereturned if notice of withdrawal from a course(s) is received byJanuary 5, 2009.
Access: Any student with a disability who may need accom-modations should discuss these with the course instructor andcontact the Coordinator of the Disability Resource Office at585-4631.
Privacy: The personal information collected through the registration process is collected under the authority of theUniversity of Regina and in accordance with the applicableacts. For more detail, see page 39.
SENIORS EDUCATION CENTREREGISTRATION FORM – WINTER 2009SENIORS EDUCATION CENTRE Phone (306) 585-5816 Email [email protected] of Regina Fax (306) 585-5736 Web www.uregina.ca/cce/seniorsRoom GA 106.4, Gallery BuildingCollege Ave. at Cornwall St.Regina, SK S4S 0A2
NAME _____________________________________________________________ Phone __________________________________
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is the responsibility of parents and guardians to ensure that children are adequately supervised before and after all activities.2) Full payment arrangements must be made at time of registration. No Refunds will be given for either individual or group
lessons missed by the student for any reason. Lessons missed by the instructor will be made up at a time agreed to by boththe teacher and the student.
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