S.13-103a
S.13-103b

SFU

MEMORANDUM

ATTENTION

FROM

RE:

Office of Graduate Studies and Postdoctoral Fellows

Maggie Benston StudentServices

Centre 1100

8888 University Drive

Burnaby, BC

Canada V5 A 1S6

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FAX 778.782.3080

Senate

DATE

5 June 2013

Wade Parkhouse. Dean of Graduate

No.

GS2013.16

Studies

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

report-dgs@sfu.ca

www.sfu.ca/Dean-

GradStudies

For information:

Acting under delegated authority at its meeting of 3 June April 2013, SGSC approved the following

curriculum revisions:

Effective Date is Spring 2014

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Department of French

Admission Requirements: revise the calendar language

[GS2013.16]

Program Revisions:

1. Revise the calendar language:

MA Thesis

Delete the

MA with Project

- now obsolete

3. Create

MA-Extended

Essays

by re-working the non-thesis option: deleting field exam

4. Increase the variety of courses and ensure the MA program meets a proposed academic

standard of 30 units by:

i) Increasing the number of required courses (15 to 30 units)

ii) Decreasing the number

of units from 5 to 3

Minor course changes attached for:

FREN 803-3 Research Methods in French Linguistics and/or French Literature

FREN 804-3 Topics in the Structure

of French I

FREN 806-3* Topics in the Acquisition

of French

FREN 811-3 Topics in the Varieties

of French

FREN 812-3* Approaches to the Linguistic Analysis

of French

FREN 816-3 Sociolinguistic Approaches to French Studies

FREN 820-3 Types

of Discourse

FREN 821-3* Theories and Methods of Literary Analysis

FREN 823-3 Interdisciplinary Approaches to French Literature

FREN 824-3*

Topics in French Canadian Literature

FREN 825-3

Topics in French Literature

FREN 826-3* Monographic Studies

FREN 852-3 Selected

Topics in French or Francophone Cinema

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S.13-103

FREN 898-15 MA Thesis

♦(reinstated

as per S.13-6)

iii) MA Extended Essays-Increasing the option to take courses outside the department

iv) Limiting the number

of400/800 concurrently-offered courses

v) Adding 2 new courses:

FREN 896-3 Thesis Proposal

FREN 998-9 Extended Essays

Department ofGerontology

1. Reinstate: GERO 801-4 Health Policy and Applied Issues in Gerontology (S.12.-71)

Department of Psychology

. 1. Reinstate: PSYC 603-3 Individual Differences (S.12.-71)

Department of Sociology and Anthropology:

1. Change oftitle: SA 887-5 Special Topics in Sociology/Anthropology

MEMO

Faculty of Arts and

Social Sciences

Office of the Dean

SFU

ATTENTION: Wade Parkhouse

Dean, Graduate Studios

FROM:

RE:

DATE:

May 2, 2013

Paul Budra, Chair

is''

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (/urric'ulu

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FASSGSC Proposals

GS2013.16

The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Graduate Curriculum Committee, through electronic

vote, passed the attached motions on May 2, 2013. Would you please place these on the

agenda for the next SGSC meeting?

SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

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MEMO

Faculty of Arts and

Social Sciences

I ATTENTION: Wade Parkhouse, Dean

Graduate Studies

Office Of the Dean

| FROM:

Paul Budra, Chair

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Curriculum Committee

RE:

Curricular Revisions: Department of French

DATE:

May 2, 2013

At its meeting of May 2, 2013, the Faculty ofArts and Social Sciences Graduate Studies

Curriculum Committee approved the curricular revisions, as submitted by the Department of

French:

•

Newcourse proposal FREN896-3: Thesis Proposal

•

New course proposal FREN 998-9: Extended Essays

•

Revisenumber

of unitsfor FREN: 803, 804, 806, 811, 812,816, 820 821 823 824

825, 826, 852and 898.

New calendar entries for the M.A. Program

Would you please place these items on the agenda of the next SGSC meeting.

PB:sp

Att.

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From: "Nathalie Fournier" <fnathali@sfu.ca>

To: "Sheilagh MacDonald" <sheilagh@sfu.ca>

Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2013 3:01:18 PM

Subject: Re: changes to FREN MA revisions

Hi Sheilagh,

We have one suggestion; could we mention on 2.lncreasing the option to take courses

outs.de the department for MA-Extended Fssays(as it mainly applies to thL op^onj

Other than that, it looks good to us.

Thanks,

Nathalie Fournier

n!n^!Le

Departement

df^*udes

francais/Department

du/r^er cVc,e et

superieures/Undergrad

French

and Grad Secretary

778-782-4740

foumier_nathalie@sfu.ca

From: "Sheilagh MacDonald" <sheilagh@sfu.ca>

To: "fren-grad-chair" <fren-grad-chair@sfu ca>

t£2S3£Z^

"Faculty of Arts &

Social

Sent: Monday, May 13, 2013 2:35:11 PM

Subject: changes to FREN MA revisions

Please confirm that the following summarizes the changes to the FREN MA

Program Revisions:

Delete the MA Project - now obsolete

Retain the Thesis MA and Non-Thesis MA

Increase the variety of courses and ensure the MA program meets a

proposed academic standard of 30 units by:

1. Increasing the number of required courses (15 to 30 units)

*Deure?fmg the number of units from 510 3" min°r course changes

attached for:

FREN 803-3 Research Methods in French Linguistics and/or French

Literature

FREN 804-3 Topics in the Structure of French I

FREN 806-3* Topics in the Acquisition of French

FREN 811-3 Topics in the Varieties of French

FREN 812-3* Approaches to the Linguistic Analysis of French

FREN 816-3 Sociolinguistic Approaches to French Studies

FREN 820-3 Types of Discourse

FREN 821-3* Theories and Methods of Literary Analysis

FREN 823-3 Interdisciplinary Approaches to French Literature

FREN 824-3* Topics in French Canadian Literature

FREN 825-3

Topics in French Literature

FREN 826-3* Monographic

Studies

FREN 852-3 Selected Topics in French or Francophone Cinema

FREN 898-15 MA Thesis

Reinstated as per S. 13-65

2.Increasing the option to take courses outside the department

3.Limiting the number of 400/800 "piggyback" courses

4.Adding 2 new capstone courses:

• FREN 896-3

Thesis Proposal

• FREN 998-9 Extended Essays

Please note: two courses will be deleted when all students currently

enrolled have graduated:

FREN 897-6 MA Project

FREN 999-6 Field Examination

Sheilagh MacDonald

Secretary, Dean of Graduate Studies

sheilagh@sfu.ca

phone: 778 782 4255

fax: 778 782 3080

MEMORANDUM

FACULTY OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

Department of French

2630 West MallComplex

TEL 778.782.4740

www.sfu.ca/french

8888 University Drive, Burnaby, BC

FAX 778.782.5932

Canada V5A 1S6

ATTENTION

Dr. Paul Budra, Chair FASS FGSC

DATE

April 18,2013

FROM

Dr. Cecile B. Vigouroux, Chair Graduate

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Committee, French Department

Changes to French MA Program

RE:

Dear Paul,

Please find the changes to the French MA program for the next FASS GSC meeting on May 2'"',

2013.

1. Background

The Graduate Program Committee is proposing changes to the structure of die MA

program. These changes are prompted by the request from the Dean of Graduate Studies that all

master's degrees at the university consider requiring at least 30 units to avoid problems that have

arisen for students in the recognition of their degrees based on a lesser number of units.

The Committee is now proposing changes to the MA program including the deletion of the

project option and a re-working of the non-thesis option which will now be called the

MA-Extended

Essays

option. All references to the previous field examination will be deleted.

There will be an increase in the number of required courses, a decrease in the number of

units per course, an enhanced option to take courses outside the department, and a limit on the

number of "concurrently-offered 400/800" courses that may be taken as part of their degree. The

net effect of these changes should be a wider variety of graduate courses available to students.

In order to implement this new program, the department needs to create 2 new capstone

courses: FREN 896 (Thesis Proposal) and FREN 998 (Extended Essays) which will replace the MA

Field Examination (FREN 999). The department will remove FREN 897 (MA Project) and FREN

999 (MA Field Examination) when students currently enrolled will have completed their MA

program.

At the time of enrolment in their second term, students will be asked to declare their MA

option and confirm their senior supervisor.

2. Increase Course

Requirements

The Committee considered possible avenues to increase the number of units for the MA

Thesis and the MA Extended Essays. It was decided to increase the number of courses to give a

better understanding of different fields of research to students in linguistics and literature. At the

same time, it was judged necessary to reduce the number ofunits per course.

MA students will now have to complete 4 graduate courses instead of 3 for the Thesis

option and 7 graduate courses instead of 6 for the Extended Essays option. As the minimum

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number ofcourses required to complete both options is being increased, it was deemed necessary to

reduce the number of units per course from 5 to 3 units. Many departments of French in Canada

offer only 3-unit courses at the graduate level: UBC, University of Alberta, University of Toronto,

University of Western Ontario, Queen'sUniversity, and McGill University.

It was also decided to attribute 3 units for the drafting and the writing of the thesis proposal

for the MA Thesis to recognize the importance of this stage in the research process. Students in the

department spend at least one semester reading, researching, drafting, and writing their thesis

proposal. French 896 (MA Thesis Proposal) will be graded on a 'in progress' or 'complete'basis by

the student's supervisory committee. Faculty members agreed on the need for the department to

offer a mandatory methodology course that students must take during their first or second semester

in the program. When the current French 803 becomes a required course, it will ensure students

have a basic knowledge of the methodologies in their respective fields of research. This course will

help them to do research more efficiendy, and itwill also improve their writing skills.

Because the Department of French offers only 2 graduate courses every semester, it was

decided toallow students to take up to 1graduate course for the Thesis option or 3graduate courses

for the Extended Essays option in their field ofresearch, orin a related field, inanother department

atSFU oratanother university. Students can benefit from the knowledge they are likely togain from

specialists in their field, or related fields, who teach in other departments or universities. This

measure will also help students interested in interdisciplinary approaches reach their academic goals.

Considering the limited teaching resources of our department, it was decided that students can take

concurrendy-offered 400/800-level courses. Currendy, graduate seminars are matched up with 400-

level courses in our department: a student who takes 3 graduate courses is also taking 3 400/800-

level courses. In the proposed program, students will be allowed to take a maximum of 3 400/800-

level courses (also known as piggy-backing) to complete the MA. Graduate students will not be

permitted to repeat the same course or topic twice. Graduate students will always be registered in

the 800 level course of any concurrendy-offered 400/800 course. Graduate students in these courses

will systematically be required to complete assignments at the graduate level, including research-

based papers ofbetween 20 and 25 pages,

bibliographies critiques, etats presents,

as well as reading lists

that exceed in number anddifficulty (with secondary sources) thedirectives for 400-level students.

For the MA Extended Essays, a final work will be required in the form of two extended

essays of 25 pages each including bibliography. Essays will be evaluated by course instructors. A

rninimum grade of B will be required for each essay.

The MA Thesis has now a total of 30 units instead of 21:

A. Students have to take a rninimum 4 courses of 3 units each (12 units), including a

methodology course (French 803).

B. Students have to write a five-page thesis proposal before undertaking the actual thesis.

They will receive 3 units if the proposal is judged satisfactory by their supervisory committee

(FREN 896).

C. Students must complete a thesis ofa minimum of70 pages to a maximum of90 pages in

linguistics or literature in accordance with the Graduate General Regulations (1.9 - 1.11). If

the thesis is evaluated as satisfactory, they will receive 15 units.

The MA Extended Essays has also a totalof 30 units:

A. Students have to take arninimum of7courses of3units each in literature and linguistics.

B. Students have to complete two final extended essays, for which they are granted 9 units

(4.5 each). The two essays must be 25 pages each including the bibliography.

The MA Extended Essays is an ideal option for teachers of French in elementary schools, high

schools, and for aspiring college instructors. It is also an interesting option for professionals

working, for example, inadministration, communications, orgovernment.

3. Proposed Schedules for Students

MA Thesis

First Semester

Second Semester

Third Semester

Yearl

1 or 2 courses

(including the methodology

course)

1 or 2 courses

Any remaining

courses

Year 2

Thesis Proposal

Thesis

Thesis completion

and defence

MA Extended Essays

First Semester

Second Semester

Third semester

Yearl

1 or 2 courses

Year 2

or 2 courses

any remaining courses

Students can potentially complete their MA Extended Essays in 4 semesters, which can be a strong

incentive for any potential candidates to our program.

4. Evaluation and Further Changes

The present proposal is designed to strengthen the program. The changes will be monitored on a

yearly basis. A record of student progress in light of the changes will be kept, and student and

faculty input will be sought.The program will continue to be evaluated at regular intervals.

5. Summary

New requirements for M.A students

Courses

Mandatory

courses

Capstone

Total of units

MA Thesis

4 courses

12 units

Methodology

FREN 803

(3 units)

Thesis (70-90 pages)

15 units (FREN 898)

(+ 3 units for the thesis

proposal (new capstone

course FREN 896)

30 units

(MAExtended Essays)

7 courses

21 units

2 extended essays

9 units

total

(new

capstone course FREN

998)

30 units

We propose to include these changes for the 2013-2014 calendar, to take effect in time forJanuary

2014 admissions.

Kind regards,

Dr. Cecile B. Vigouroux

Chair, Graduate Committee

Department of French

FREN MA May 10, 2013

Summary:

Move to 30 units

increase regular crses

decrease units/crse

limit 400/800 piggyback

Thesis

add:FREN 896-3

Thesis Proposal

add: required crs

FREN 803-3

Research Methods

crses from other depts: 1

piggyback 400/800:

Max 3 crses

Unit change 30

12 units-4 crses x 3 units

(includes 803-Research Methods

3 units: 896 Thesis Proposal

15 units: Thesis

Total 30 units

Non-Thesis MA

add: FREN 998-9

Extended Essays

two minimum

crses from other depts: 3

piggyback 400/800:

Max 3 crses

Unit change to 30

21 units-7 crses x 3 units

9 units - 2 extended essays

Total 30 units

Project MA

obsolete

when current students complete:

delete: FREN 897-6 MA Project

delete: FREN 999-6 Field Exam

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DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDIES

New Graduate Course Proposal Form

PROPOSED COURSE

Subject (og. MAPH)

FREN

Course Title (max 80 characters)

Thesis Proposal

Number(eg. 8101896

Units (eg. 4)3

Short Title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Thesis Proposal

Course Description for SFU Calendar

Qsee attached document

• Learning outcomes identified

Available Course Components:

D Lecture

DSeminar

PLaboratory

DPracticum

DOnline

Pi *>cuo

Grading Basis QLetter grades DSatisfactory/Unsatisfactory BinProgress/Complete

Prerequisites (if any]

Dsee attached document (if more space is required)

Thisis a capstone course dYes DNo

DThis proposed course is combined with an undergrad course.- Course number and units:

Additional course requirements for graduate students

DSee attached document (if this space is insufficient)

Campus at which course will be offered (check all that apply)

fZJBurnaby

• Vancouver

DSurrey

DGNW

Estimated enrolment

Dateof initial offering

Course delivery leg. 3 hrs/week for 13weeks)

5r?Xfs .VD N°

Practfeum work done in this class will involve children or vulnerable adult

llfthe Yes box ischecked, allstudents wilt require criminal record checks)

Justification

DSee attached document (if more space is required)

RESOURCES

provide

If additional

mformat.on

resources

are

the

required

source(s)

offer

those

this

additional

course, the

resources.

department proposing the course should be

prepared to

Faculty memberls) who will normally teach this course

• information about their competency to teach the c^uTsTi

is appended

Number of additional faculty members required in order to offer this course

Additional space required in order to offer this course

dsee attached document

Additional specialized equipment required in order to offer this course

Dsee attached document

Additional Library resources required (append details)

DAnnually $.

•

One-time $_

Revised Apr/i 2012

PROPOSED COURSE

from

first

page

Program leg. MAPH) FREN

Course title (max 80 characters)

Thesis Proposal

Number leg. 610) ggg

Units leg.

••••APPROVAL

SIGNATURES

When a department proposes a new course it must first be sent to the chairs of each faculty graduate program

committee where there might be an overlap in course content.Thechairs willindicate that overlapconcerns have

been dealt with by signing the appropriate space or viaa separate memo or e-mail (attached to this form).

The new course proposal must also be sent to the Libraryfor a report on library resources.

Once overlap concerns have been dealt with, signatures indicate approval bythe department, home faculty and

Senate Graduate Studies Committee.

Other Faculties

Thesignaturelslbelow indicate that the DeanlsJ or designate of other Faculties affected by the proposed newcourse

supportlsl the approval of the new course.

Name of Faculty

Signature of Dean or Designate

Date

DepartmentalApproval

(non-departmentalized faculties need not sign)

Department Graduate Program Committee

Dr. Cecile B. Vigouroux

Department Chair

Dr. Catherine Black

Signature,

Signature

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Oate

April 18, 2013

Date

April 18, 2013

Faculty Approval

Faculty approval indicatesthat all the necessary course contentand overlae concerns have been resolved, and that the

Faculty/Department commits to providing the required Library funds and any other necessary resources.

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Faculty Graduate Program Committee

Dr. Paul Budra

Senate Graduate Studies Committee Approval

SGSC approval indicates that the Library report has been seen, and all resource issues dealt with. Once approved, new

course proposals are sent to Senate for information.

Senate Graduate Studies Committee

Dr. Wade Parkhouse

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CONTACT

Upon approval of the course, the Office of the Dean of Graduate Studies will consult with the department or school regarding

other course attributes that may be required to enable the proper entry of the new course in the student record system.

Department / School / Program

French

Contact name

Nathalie Fournier

Contact email

fnathali@sfu.ca

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DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDIES

New Graduate Course Proposal Form

PROPOSED COURSE

Subject [eg. MAPH)

FREN

Number (eg. 810)998

Units (eg.

A)Q

Course Title [max 80 characters)

Extended Essays

Short Title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters!

Extended Essays

Course Description for SFU Calendar

Qsee attached document

• Learning outcomes identified

Available Course Components:

DLecture

• Seminar

^Laboratory

DPracticum

DOnline

Grading Basis QLettergrades • Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory E3In Progress/Complete

This is a capstone course fZlYes

QNo

Prerequisites (if any)

Qsee attached document (if more space is required)

• This proposed course is combined with an undergrad course: Course number and units:

Additional course requirements for graduate students

DSee attached document (if this space isinsufficient)

Campus at which course will be offered (check all that apply)

QBurnaby

DVancouver

DSurrey

DGNW

•-

Estimated enrolment

Date of initial offering

Course delivery (eg. 3 hrs/week for 13 weeks)

• Yes _• No

Practicum work done in this class will involve children orvulnerable adults

(If the "Yes" box is checked, allstudentswill require criminal record checks)

Justification

QSee attached document (if more space isrequired)

RESOURCES

If additional resources are required to offer this course, the department proposing the course should be prepared to

provide information on the source(s) of those additional resources.

Faculty member(s) who will normally teach this course

• information about their competency to teach the course is appended

Numberof additional faculty members required inorder to offerthis course

Additional space required inorder to offer this course dsee attacheddocument

Additional specialized equipment required inorderto offer this course

• see attached document

Additional Library resources required [append details)

OAnnually $.

•

One-time $.

Revised April2012

PROPOSED COURSE

from first page

Program leg.MAPHI

FREN

Course title (max 80 characters)

Extended Essays

Number (eg. 810)

993

Units (eg.

APPROVAL SIGNATURES

When a department proposes

new course it must first be sent to the chairs of each faculty graduate program

committee where there might beanoverlap in course content. The chairs will indicate thatoverlap concerns have

been dealtwith by signing the appropriate space or via a separate memo or e-mail (attachedto this form).

The new courseproposal must also be sent to the Library fora report on library resources.

Once overlap concerns have been dealt with, signatures indicate approval by the department, home faculty and

Senate Graduate Studies Committee.

Other Faculties

The signatures) below indicate that the Deanls) ordesignate of other Faculties affected by the proposed new course

support(s) the approval of the new course.

Name of Faculty

Signature of Dean or Designate

Departmental Approval

(non-departmentalized faculties need not sign]

Department Graduate Program Committee

Dr. Cecile B. Vigouroux

Department Chair

Dr. Catherine Black

Signature

;=S^«4£

Signature

Date

April 18, 2013

Date

April 18, 2013

Faculty Approval

Faculty approval indicates that all the necessary course content and overlap concerns have been resolved, and that the

Faculty/Department commits to providing the required Library funds and any other necessary resources.

FacultyGraduate Program Committee

Dr. Paul Budra

Senate Graduate Studies Committee Approval

SGSC approval indicates that the Library report has been seen, and all resource issues dealt with. Once approved, new

course proposals are sent to Senate for information.

Date

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Senate Graduate Studies Committee

Dr. Wade Parkhouse

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CONTACT

Upon approval of

the course, the Office of the Dean of Graduate Studies will consult with the department or school regarding

other course attributes that may be required to enable the proper entry of the new course in the student record system.

Department / School/ Program

French

Contact name

Nathalie

Fournier

Contact email

fnathali@sfu.ca

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Library Report: FREN 896 & 998

From

:Megan Crouch <mcrouch@sfu.ca>

Thu, Mar 21/ 2013

m.0Q m

Subject:

Ubrary Report: FREN 896

998

To: Nathalie Fournier <fnathali@sfu.ca>

Cc:

Patty GalHIee <plg@sfu.ca>, Ivana Niseteo <iniseteo@sfu.ca>, Christine Manzer

<cmcconne@sfu.ca>

HelloNathalie,

I have reviewed the proposals for FREN 896: Thesis Proposal, and FREN 998: Extended Essays and concluded that no additional

library resources will be required to supportthem.

The courses will therefore be added to the appropriate list at httD://www.lib.sfu.ca/collectiorK/r.ourse.a«P«;cmpnh;

This wlfl be enough to indicate library sign-off asthey move through the approval process.

Please letme know ifyou have anyquestions.

Best,

Megan

M8gan L Crouch

Health Sciences Librarian

Collections Librarian

Simon Fraser University Library

Tel: 778.782.4962

**Iamoncampus Monday,

Tuesday, Wednesday, and alternate Fridays**

On03-19-2013, at 10:25 AM, Nathalie Fournier <fnathaii®sfu.ca> wrote:

BonjourMegan,

The Department of French is currently reviewing its MA program. Consequently, we are proposing two new caostone

to our program. FREN 896 (Thesis Proposal) and FREN 998 (Extended Essays). These two capstones will not

require any resources from the library.

Please letmeknow if Imissed a step in the procedure tofollow.

Thanks,

Nathalie Fournier

Secretaire des etudes du ler cycle et superteures/Undergrad and Grad Secretary

Departement de francafe/Department of French

778-782-4740

fournier nathalieflisfu.ra

2013-03-21 09:01

SIMON PRASER UNIVERSITY

DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDIES

Graduate Course Minor Change Form

This form is for an SFU department or program to request aminor change to an existing graduate course After anorovot

and signature by the faculty graduate stud.es committee, this form should be forwarded'to the SSS

for approval by the Senate Graduate Studies Committee (SGSC). SGSC will forward the approval to Senatefonnformaton.

HH» DEPARTMENT

Department / School / Program

French

Contact name

Cecile Vigouroux

Please revise the following elements of the indicated graduate course:

DCatalogue number

QUnits

• Title

DDescription

DOther:

Contact email

cvigouro@sfu.ca

•••CURRENT

COURSE

Please complete

only the fields

to be

changed.

Program (eg. LBST)

FREN

Number [eg. 810)

803

Course title (max80 characters]

Research Methods in French Linguistics and/or French Literature

Units leg. 4)

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar

• see attached

The studyof research methods and tools used

in French linguistics and/or French literature.

Planning a long term research project.

Available course components

DLecture

HSeminar

• Laboratory

DPracticum

• Online

•

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults (If the "Yes" box ischecked, allstudents and

instructors willrequire criminal record checks)

• Yes [7] No

Grading basis

0 Graded

• Satisfactory / Unsatisfactory

• In Progress/Complete

•

Prerequisites (if any)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

DYes

QNc

Course number and units:

^^^

Additional course requirements for graduate students

••» APPROVALS

Dr. Paul Budra

Faculty graduate studies committee name

Senate graduate studies committee name

Signature

REVISED COURSE

Please complete only the fields to be changed.

Program (eg. LBST)

FREN

Number (eg. 810)

803

Course title (max 80 characters)

Research Methods in French Linguistics and/or French Literature

Units (eg. 4)

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar

Osee attached

The study of research methods and tools used

in French linguistics and/or French literature.

Planning a long term research project.

Available course components

• Lecture

0 Seminar

• Laboratory

DPracticum

• Online

• .

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults (tf the "Yes" box is checked, all students and

instructors will require criminal record checks)

• Yes 0No

Grading basis

QGraded

• Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory

• In Progress/Complete

•____

Prerequisites (if any)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

DYes

QNo

Course number and units: ________

Additional course requirements for graduate students

Date

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Graduate Course Minor Change Form

This form is for an SFU department or program to request a minor change to an existinggraduate course. Afterapproval

and signature by the faculty graduate studies committee, this form should be forwarded to the Dean of Graduate Studies

for approval by the Senate Graduate Studies Committee (SGSC). SGSCwill forward the approval to Senate for information.

§_____-> DEPARTMENT

Department / School / Program

French

Contact name

Cecile Vigouroux

Contact email

cvigouro@sfu.ca

Please revise the following elements of the indicated graduate course:

• Catalogue number

__Units

_HTitle

•Description

•Other.-,

CURRENT COURSE

Please

complete onlythe fields to be changed.

Program [eg. LBST)

FREN

Number (eg. 810)

804

Course title (max 80 characters)

Units [eg. 4)

Topics in the Structure of French I

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar nsee attached

Explores a selection of classic problems of the

structure of French (phonology, morphology,

syntax, lexicology or

semantics) applying a

variety of theoretical viewpoints, from a

diachronic or synchronic perspective.

Available course components • Lecture __ Seminar

• Laboratory DPracticum

• Online •

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults (If the "Yes" box is checked, all students and

instructors will require criminal record checks)

•Yes

GO No

Grading basis

EJGraded

• Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory

• in Progress/Complete •______

Prerequisites (if anyl

This is combined with an undergrad course.

QYes DNo

Course number and units:

Additionalcourse requirements for graduate students

•_» APPROVALS

Dr. Paul Budra

Faculty graduate studies committee name

Senate graduate studies committee name

Signature

B8B_> REVISED COURSE

Please complete only the

fields to be changed.

Program (eg. LBST)

FREN

Number (eg. 810)

804

Course title [max 80 characters)

Units (eg. 4)

Topics in the Structure of French

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar Dsee attached

Explores a selection of classic problems of the

structure of French (phonology, morphology,

syntax, lexicology or semantics) applying a

variety of theoretical viewpoints, from a

diachronic or synchronic perspective.

Available course components • Lecture • Seminar

• Laboratory DPracticum DOnline •

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults (Ifthe "Yes" box is checked, all students and

instructors will require criminal record checks)

• Yes

El No

Grading basis • Graded

• Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory

• in Progress/Complete •_

Prerequisites (ifany)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

QYes

DNo

Course number and units:

Additional course requirements for graduate students

Date

SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDIES

rse Minor Change Form

This form is for an SFU department or program to request aminor change to an existing graduate course. After approval

and signature by the faculty graduate studies committee, this form should be forwarded to the Dean of Graduate Studies

for approval by the Senate Graduate Studies Committee (SGSC). SGSC will forward the approval to Senate for information.

---•-•DEPARTMENT

Department / School / Program

French

Contact name

Cecile Vigouroux

Please revise thefollowing elements oftheindicated graduate course:

• Catalogue number

QUnits

• Title

•Description

• Other:

Contact email

cvigouro@sfu.ca

CURRENT COURSE

Please complete on(y the

fields tobe changed.

Program (eg. LBST)

FREN

Number (eg. 810)

806

Course title (max 80 characters)

Units [eg. 4)

Topics in the Acquisition of French

Short title (appears on transcripts, max25characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar

Qsee attached

New trends and theoretical developments in the

acquisition of French as a second language.

Study ofthe contribution of linguistic theory to

the teaching and learning of French.

Available course components

• Lecture HSeminar

• Laboratory

• Practicum

• Online

•

Practicum work done inthisclass will involve children or

vulnerable adults (If the"Yes" box is checked, allstudents and

instructors wilt require criminal record checks)

•

Yes CZJNo

Grading basis

E3 Graded

• Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory

• in Progress /Complete

• .

Prerequisites (if any)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

QYes

QNo

Course number and units-.

Additional course requirements for graduate students

APPROVALS

Dr. Paul Budra

Faculty graduate studies committee name

/Signature

MlLA*

'Ya.»\,h;\ii!U.-

^______^

Senate graduate studies committee name

Signature

WKm

REVISED COURSE

Ptease

complete only

the

fields to be

changed.

Program (eg. LBST]

FREN

Number (eg. 810)

806

Course title [max 80 characters)

Topics in the Acquisition of French

Units (eg. 4)

Short title (appearson transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description forSFU Calendar Dsee attached

New trends and theoretical developments in the

acquisition of French as a second language.

Study of the contribution of linguistic theory to

the teaching and learning of French.

Available course components

• Lecture

HSeminar

• Laboratory

DPracticum

• Online

•________

Practicum work done in thisclass will involve children or

vulnerable adults (If the"Yes" box ischecked, allstudents and

instructors will require criminalrecord checks)

• Yes El No

Grading basis

HGraded

•Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory

• in Progress/Complete

•

Prerequisites (ifany)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

QYes

• No

Course number and units:

Additional course requirements for graduate students

iM*

Date

SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDIES

rse Minor

This form ,s for an SFU department or program to request aminor change to an existing graduate course. After approval

and signature by the faculty graduate studies committee, this form should be forwarded to the Dean of Graduate StudTes

for approval by the Senate Graduate Studies Committee (SGSC). SGSC will forward the approval to Senate for information.

DEPARTMENT

Department / School / Program

French

Contact name

Cecile Vigouroux

Please revise the following elements of the indicated graduate course:

• Catalogue number

EJUnits

•Title

•Description

•Other:

Contact email

cvigouro@sfu.ca

CURRENT COURSE

Please

complete only the fields

to bechanged.

Program [eg. LBST)

FREN

Number leg. 8101

811

Course title (max 80 characters)

Units [eg. 4)

Topics in the Varieties of French

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description forSFU Calendar

• see attached

An in-depth study of one of the many varieties

ofFrench (in France and in the world) from

linguistic and /or sociolinguistic viewpoints, i.e.

popular French, Canadian French,

French-based Creoles.

Available course components

• Lecture

ESeminar

• Laboratory

DPracticum

• Online

Practicum work done in this classwill involve children or

vulnerable adults [If the"Yes" box ischecked, all students and

instructors willrequire criminal record checks)

• Yes QNo

Grading basis

0Graded

• Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory

• In Progress/Complete

•

_____

Prerequisites (if any)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

DYes

•No

Course number and units:

Additional course requirements for graduate students

APPROVALS

Dr. Paul Budra

Faculty gradua^ studies committee name

/SignaW^J

Senate graduate studies committee name

Signature

•••

REVISED COURSE

Please complete only the

fields

to be changed.

Program (eg. LBST)

FREN

Number (eg. 810)

811

Course title (max 80 characters)

Units (eg. 4)

Topics in the Varieties of French

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar

Dsee attached

An in-depth study ofone ofthe many varieties

of French (in France and in the world) from

linguistic and /or sociolinguistic viewpoints, i.e.

popular French, Canadian French,

French-based Creoles.

Available course components

• Lecture

0 Seminar

• Laboratory

• Practicum

• Online

•

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults (If the "Yes" box is checked, allstudents and

instructorswill require criminal record checks)

• Yes 0No

Grading basis

• Graded

• Satisfactory / Unsatisfactory

UIn Progress/Complete •__

_____

Prerequisites (ifany)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

OYes

ONo

Course number and units:

Additional course requirements for graduate students

ESsjlIJlI

Mte

____i______3 //3

Date

SIMON FRASliR UNIVERSITY

DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDIES

Graduate Course Minor Change Form

This form is for an SFU department or program to request a minor change to an existing graduate course. After approval

and

signature by the faculty graduate studies committee, this form should be forwarded to the Dean of Graduate Studies

for approval by the

Senate Graduate Studies Committee (SGSC). SGSCwill forward the approval to Senate for information.

BES& DEPARTMENT

Department / School / Program

French

Contact name

Cecile Vigouroux

Contact email

cvigouro@sfu.ca

Please revise the following elements of the indicated graduate course:

• Catalogue number

0 Units

C3Title • Description • Other:

CURRENT COURSE

Please complete only the

fields to be changed.

Program (eg. LBST)

FREN

Number (eg. 810)

812

Units [eg. 4)

Course title (max 80 characters)

Approaches to the Linguistic Analysis of French

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar Dsee attached

Studies the contributions made by a selection

of French language specialists to the evolution

of various aspects of linguistic theory.

Available course components • Lecture • Seminar

• Laboratory

• Practicum

• Online

•

Practicum v/ork done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults (If the "Yes" box is checked, all students and

instructors will require criminal record checks)

•Yes £3 No

Grading basis

• Graded • Satisfactory / Unsatisfactory

• inProgress/Complete

•

Prerequisites (if any)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

QYes

QNo

Course number and units:

Additional course requirements for graduate students

—I'APPROVALS

Dr. Paul Budra

Faculty gradua^studies committee name

Senate graduate studies committee name

Signature

_•__» REVISED COURSE

Please complete only the fields to

changed.

Program (eg. LBST)

FREN

Number (eg. 810)

812

Units (eg. 4]

Course title (max 80 characters)

Approaches to the Linguistic Analysis of French

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar Dsee attached

Studies the contributions made by a selection

of French language specialists to the evolution

of various aspects of linguistic theory.

Available course components • Lecture • Seminar

• Laboratory • Practicum

• Online

•

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults (Ifthe "Yes" box is checked, all students and

instructors will require criminal record checks)

• Yes G3No

Grading basis • Graded

•Satisfactory / Unsatisfactory

• in Progress/Complete 1~1

Prerequisites (if any)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

QYes

ONo

Course number and units:

Additional course requirements for graduate students

Date

SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDIES

Graduate Course Minor Change Form

This form is for an SFU department or program to request a minor change to an existing graduate course. After approval

and signature by the faculty graduate studies committee, this form should be forwarded to the Dean of Graduate Studies

for approval

by the Senate Graduate Studies Committee (SGSC). SGSC will forward the approval to Senate for information.

%^m>

DEPARTMENT

Department / School / Program

French

Contact name

Cecile Vigouroux

Contact email

cvigouro@sfu.ca

Please revise the following elements of the indicated graduate course:

• Catalogue number

ElUnits • Title •Description

DOther:

CURRENT COURSE

Please

complete only

the fields to be changed.

Program (eg. LBST)

FREN

Number (eg. 810)

816

Course title (max 80 characters)

Units (eg. 4)

Sociolinguistic Approaches to French Studies

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar Dsee attached

Explores the relationship between language, society and identity in

France and /or in the French-speaking world. The study, from an

integrative point of view, of social markers in speech,

conversational rules, objective versus subjective norms, attitudes

towards

language variation and their implications among French

speakers. French bilingualism, language planning and the place of

French in the worid.

Available course components

• Lecture FZlSeminar

• Laboratory

• Practicum

• Online •

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults (If the "Yes" box is checked, all students and

instructors will require criminal record checks)

• Yes ElNo

Grading basis

• Graded • Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory

• in Progress / Complete

•

Prerequisites (ifany)

This is combined with an undergrad course. DYes QNo

Course number and units:

Additional course requirements for graduate students

APPROVALS

Dr. Paul Budra

Faculty graduate studies committee name

Umi

Senate graduate studies committee name

Signature

REVISED COURSE

Please complete only

the fields to be changed.

Program (eg. LBST)

FREN

Number (eg. 810)

816

Course title (max 80 characters)

Units (eg. 4)

Sociolinguistic Approaches to French Studies

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar Dsee attached

Explores the relationship between language, society and identity in

France and /or in the French-speaking world. The study, from an

integrative point of view, of social markers in

speech,

conversational rules, objective versus subjective norms, attitudes

towards language variation and their implications among French

speakers. French bilingualism, language planning and the place of

French in the world.

Available course components • Lecture • Seminar

• Laboratory • Practicum

• Online

•

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults (If the "Yes" box is checked, all students and

instructors will require criminat record checks)

• Yes 0No

Grading basis

• Graded •Satisfactory / Unsatisfactory

• in Progress/Complete

•

_______

Prerequisites (ifany)

This is combined with an undergrad course. QYes DNo

Course number and units-.

Additional course requirements for graduate students

Date

SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDIES

Graduate Course Minor Change Form

This form isfor an SFU department or program to request a minor change to an existing graduate course. After approval

and signature bythe faculty graduate studies committee, this form should be forwarded to the Dean of Graduate Studies

for approval by the Senate Graduate Studies Committee (SGSC). SGSC will forward the approval to Senate for information.

DEPARTMENT

Department / School / Program

French

Contact name

Cecile Vigouroux

Contact email

cvigouro@sfu.ca

Please revise the following elements of the indicated graduate course:

• Catalogue number

E3Units

DTitte

•Description

DOther:

•Wtfflfi CURRENT

COURSE

Please complete only the

fields to be

changed.

Program leg. LBST)

FREN

Number [eg. 8101

820

Course title (max 80 characters)

Types of Discourse

Units (eg.

l*\

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar Dsee attached

A study of the language in use, discourse

strategies, the enunciation devices of various

types of texts, both traditional and

non-traditional genres such as oral or

para-literary texts.

Availablecourse components

• Lecture •Seminar

• Laboratory • Practicum

• Online •

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults (Ifthe "Yes" box is checked, all

students and

instructors will require criminal record checks)

•

Yes

QNo

Grading basis

• Graded

• Satisfactory / Unsatisfactory

• in Progress/Complete •

Prerequisites (ifany)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

QYes

DNo

Course number and units:

Additional course requirements for graduate students

•_•£* APPROVALS

Dr. Paul Budra

Faculty graduate studies committee name

Senate graduate studies committee name

Signature

REVISED COURSE

Please complete only the

fields to be

changed.

Program (eg. LBST)

FREN

Number leg. 810)

820

Course title (max 80 characters)

Types of Discourse

Units (eg.

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar

\3see

attached

A study of the language in use, discourse

strategies, the enunciation devices of various

types of texts, both traditional and

non-traditional genres such as oral or

para-literary texts.

Available course components

• Lecture • Seminar

• Laboratory

•Practicum

• Online

•

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults (If the "Yes" box is checked, all students and

instructors will require criminal record checks)

• Yes E3No

Grading basis

HGraded

•Satisfactory / Unsatisfactory

• InProgress/Complete

•

Prerequisites (ifany)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

QYes

DNo

Course number and units: ___

Additional course requirements forgraduate students

Date

SIMON PRASER UNIVERSITY

DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDIES

Graduate Course Minor Change Form

This form is for an SFU department or program to request aminor change to an existing graduate course. After approval

and signature by the faculty graduate studies committee, this form should be forwarded to the Dean of Graduate Studies

for approval by the Senate Graduate Studies Committee (SGSC). SGSC will forward the approval to Senate for information.

BSD- DEPARTMENT

Department / School / Program

French

Contact name

Cecile Vigouroux

Contact email

cvigouro@sfu.ca

Please revise the following elements ofthe indicated graduate course:

• Catalogue number

0Units

DTitle ^Description

•Other:

CURRENT COURSE

Pleasecomplete only the fields to be

changed.

Program (eg. LB5T]

FREN

Number (eg. 810)

821

Units (eg.

Course title (max 80

characters)

Theories and Methods of Literary Analysis

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar

Dsee attached

Astudy of a selection of significant works by

contemporary French critics (Barthes, Genette,

Kristeva). The application of their theories and models

to the analysisof specific works. May concentrate on

one area, e.g. narratology, semiotics, etc.

Available course components

• Lecture

HSeminar

• Laboratory

•Practicum

• Online

•

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults (If the "Yes" boxis checked, all students and

instructors will require criminal record checks)

•Yes 0No

Grading basis

ElGraded

• Satisfactory / Unsatisfactory

• in Progress/Complete

•

Prerequisites (if any)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

QYes QNo

Course number and units: ___^

Additional course requirements for graduate student;

APPROVALS

Dr. Paul Budra

Facultygraduate studies committee name

WiKli

jfbfctoA

Senategraduate studies committee name

Signature

•BS& REVISED COURSE

Please

complete only

the

fields to bechanged.

Program (eg. LBST)

FREN

Number (eg. 8101

821

Course title (max 80 characters)

Units (eg.

Theories and Methods of Literary Analysis

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar

Dsee attached

Astudy ofa selection ofsignificant works by

contemporary French critics (Barthes, Genette,

Kristeva). The application of their theories and models

to the analysis ofspecific works. May concentrate on

one area, e.g. narratology, semiotics, etc.

Available course components

• Lecture

• Seminar

• Laboratory

• Practicum

O Online

•

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults

(If the "Yes" boxis checked, all students and

instructors will require criminal record checks)

• Yes 0No

Grading basis

• Graded

• Satisfactory / Unsatisfactory

• In Progress/Complete

•______

Prerequisites (if any)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

QYes

DNo

Course number and units:

Additional course requirements forgraduate students

Date

3 / C/?

Date

SIMON FRASER UNIVliRSITY

DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDIES

rse Minor tnange s-orm

This form is for an SFU department or program to request a minor change to an existing graduate course. After approval

and signature by the faculty graduate studies committee, this form should be forwarded to the Dean of Graduate Studies

for approval by the Senate Graduate Studies Committee (SGSC). SGSC will forward the approval to Senate for information.

DEPARTMENT

Department / School / Program

French

Contact name

Cecile Vigouroux

Contact email

cvigouro@sfu.ca

Please revise the following elements of the indicated graduate course:

• Catalogue number

ElUnits

•Title

•Description

•Other:

CURRENT COURSE

Please complete only the fields to be changed.

Program (eg. LBST)

FREN

Number (eg. 810)

823

Units leg. 4)

Course title (max 80 characters)

Interdisciplinary Approaches to French Literature

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar • see attached

Explores the relationships between French

literature and other arts or applies concepts

and models developed in other disciplines to

the study of French literature.

Available course components

• Lecture GDSeminar

• Laboratory

•Practicum

•Online

•

Practicum work done in this class wilt involve children or

vulnerable adults [If the "Yes" box is checked, all students and

instructors will require criminal record checks)

• Yes QNo

Grading basis

• Graded • Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory

• in Progress/Complete •

Prerequisites (if any)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

QYes CNo

Course number and units:

Additional course requirements for graduate students

APPROVALS

Dr. Paul Budra

Faculty graduate studies committee name

Senate graduate studies committee name

Signature

REVISED COURSE

Please complete only the

fields to be

changed.

Program (eg. LBST)

FREN

Number (eg. 810]

823

Units (eg. 4)

Course title (max 80 characters)

Interdisciplinary Approaches to French Literature

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar Dsee attached

Explores the relationships between French

literature and other arts or applies concepts

and models developed in other disciplines to

the study of French literature.

Available course components • Lecture • Seminar

• Laboratory • Practicum ^Online •

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults (If the "Yes" box is checked, all students and

instructors will require criminal record checks)

• Yes 0No

Grading basis

EGraded

• Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory

• In Progress / Complete

•__

Prerequisites (ifany)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

DYes

DNo

Course number and units:

__________

Additional course requirements for graduate students

Date

SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDIES

Graduate Course Minor Change Form

This form is for an SFU department or program to request a minor change to an existing graduate course. After approval

and signature bythe faculty graduate studies committee, this form should be forwarded to the Dean of Graduate Studies

for approval by the Senate Graduate Studies Committee (SGSC). SGSC will forward the approval to Senate for information.

DEPARTMENT

Department / School/ Program

French

Contact name

Cecile Vigouroux

Contact email

cvigouro@sfu.ca

Please revise the following elements of the indicated graduate course:

• Catalogue number

EJUnits

•Title

•Description

•Other:.

CURRENT COURSE

Please complete

only

the

fields to be

changed.

Program (eg. LBST]

FREN

Numberleg. 810)

824

Units (eg. 4)

Course title (max 80 characters)

Topics in French Canadian Literature

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar Dsee attached

An in-depth study of a theme or an aspect of

French Canadian Literature through different

literary works.

Available course components • Lecture _Seminar

• Laboratory • Practicum

•Online

•

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults [Ifthe "Yes" box is checked, all students and

instructors will require criminal record checks)

• Yes ENo

Grading basis

0 Graded

• Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory

• in Progress/Complete •___

Prerequisites [if any)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

DYes

QNo

Course number and units:

Additional course requirements for graduate students

APPROVALS

Dr. Paul Budra

Faculty graduate studies committee name

feJflg _2_k______

Senate graduate studies committee name

Signature

•_-_> REVISED COURSE

Please complete only the fields to be changed.

Program leg. LBST)

FREN

Number (eg. 810)

824

Course title [max 80 characters!

Units leg. 4)

Topics in French Canadian Literature

Short title [appears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar Dsee attached

An in-depth study of a theme or an aspect of

French Canadian Literature through different

literary works.

Available course components

• Lecture

• Seminar

• Laboratory

• Practicum

• Online

•

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults (If the "Yes" box is checked, all

students and

instructors will require criminal record checks)

• Yes fZlNo

Grading basis

_Graded

• Satisfactory /Unsatisfactory

• in Progress /Complete

•

Prerequisites [ifany)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

DYes

QNo

Course number and units:

Additional course requirements for graduate students

Date

SIMON PRASBR UNIVERSITY

DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDIES

Graduate Course Minor Change Form

This form is for an SFU department or program to request aminor change to an existing graduate course. After approval

and signature by thefaculty graduate studies committee, this form should be forwarded to the Dean of Graduate Studies

for approval by the Senate Graduate Studies Committee (SGSC). SGSC will forward theapproval to Senate for information.

DEPARTMENT

Department/ School / Program

French

Contact name

Cecile Vigouroux

Contact email

cvigouro@sfu.ca

Please revise the following elements of the indicated graduate course:

• Catalogue number

EJUnits

• Title

•Description

•Other:

CURRENT COURSE

Please complete only the fields to be changed.

Program [eg. LBST)

FREN

Number (eg. 8101

825

Course title [max 80 characters)

Units (eg.4]

Topics in French Literature

Short title (appears on transcripts, max 25 characters]

Course description for SFUCalendar

• see attached

An in-depth study of a topic relating to a period

or movement in French literary history, such as:

Middle Ages, Renaissance, Classical Period,

Enlightenment, Romanticism, Realism,

Naturalism, Existentialism.

Available course components • Lecture _ Seminar

• Laboratory

• Practicum

• Online

•

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable

adults [If the "Yes" box is checked, all students and

instructors will require

criminal record checks)

• Yes __No

Grading basis

0 Graded

•

Satisfactory /Unsatisfactory

• in Progress/Complete •_

Prerequisites (if any)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

OYes

DNo

Course number and units:

Additional course requirementsVor graduate students

APPROVALS

Dr. Paul Budra

Faculty graduate studies committee name

Dfuh

^////_x.._.

Senategraduate studies committee name

Signature

H_S> REVISED

COURSE

Please

complete only the fields to be changed.

Program (eg. LBST)

FREN

Number (eg. 810)

825

Course title [max 80 characters)

Units{eg.

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An in-depth study of a topic relating to a period

or movement

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Middle Ages, Renaissance, Classical Period,

Enlightenment, Romanticism, Realism,

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Cecile Vigouroux

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by the 5enate Graduate Studies Committee (5GSC). SGSC will forward the approval to Senate for information.

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French Master of Arts Program

Department ofFrench

Faculty ofArts and Social Sciences

Simon Fraser University Calendar 2013 Summer

The French Graduate program, with its breadth of topics in literature and linguistics, offers

an interdisciplinary curriculum. The linguistics component consists of the study of a variety

of linguistic theories and their specific application to the analysis of French. The literature

option includes a comprehensive genre- and period-oriented set of courses. Since a major

goal of all students enrolled in a French program is mastery of the language, all courses are

given in French.

From;

For information about FREN course disciplines, visit http:www.sfu.ca/fronch/otudsup

http:www.sfu.ca/french/en

For information about FREN course disciplines, visit http/www.sfu.ca/french/en

Admission Requirements

Candidates must satisfy the general admission requirements as shown in the Graduate

General Regulations.

Program admission requires a sound background in French literature or French linguistics,

as well as a good command of both oral and written French. Candidates lacking these must

remedy the deficiency before admission is granted through satisfactory completion of one

or two terms as a qualifying student.

Upon admission, each student will be assigned a temporary supervisor.

From:

The program's degree requirements may be completed 'with thesis/ 'with project' or

'withoutthesis with extended essays.' In each case, the student works under a supervisory

committee'sdirection that has been appointed by the end of the second first term.

To:

The program's degree requirementsmay be completed 'with thesis' or 'with extended

essays.'Ineachcase, the student works under a supervisory committee'sdirectionthat has

been appointed by the end of the first term.

From:

Initially, students aro admitted to the MA without thesis option. Transfer to tho MA with

thesis or MA with project option may bo permitted after completion ofthe second term on

supervisory committee recommendation* and subject to graduate studios committee

approval. At the time of enrolment in their second term, students must declare their MA

option and confirm theirsenior supervisor. Required course work, thesis topic, project

tepie or areaoffield examination proposal and other requirements are approved by the

supervisory committee and graduate studies committee, graduate chair.

To:

At the time of enrolment in their second term, students must declare their MA option and

confirm theirseniorsupervisor. Required course work, thesis proposal and other

requirements are approved by the graduate chair.

Program Requirements

Students may be required to complete additional courses to remedy deficiencies or to

ensure suitable thesis preparation. The following are the minimum requirements.

From:

MA with .Thesis

Students in the MA with thesis option successfully complete 15 units ofgraduate courses a

minimum of30 units consisting of4 graduate courses totaling 12 units from their chosen

concentration, either inlinguistics orliterature including FREN 803. plus a thesis proposal

fFREN 8961 and a thesis (FREN 898). Within the ±512 units7 and with their senior

supervisor^ approval, students may completeup to 9 units of

FREN 800 level mnrses

offered concurrently with a 400 level course. Students mav complete up to1 graduate

course (3.five unitsJ_outside the department Department of French. Students are required

to submit athesis proposal f3 unitsl with a grading of satisfactory orunsatisfactory, nn

later than one term following the completion ofcoursework. The examination ofthe thesis

proposal consists ofan oral presentation before the student'ssupervisory committee. In

addition, students must complete a thesis ofa minimum of70 about 100 pages to a

maximum of 90 pages in linguistics or literature in accordance with the Graduate General

Regulations (1.9-1.11) (IS units). The thesistha^is defended at an oral exam as described

in 1.9 and 1.10 ofthe Graduate General Regulations. Students submit a written thesis

proposal no later than one term following the completion of course work. Substantive

thesis work may proceed only after approval of the thesis proposal by the supervisory

committee.

MA-Thesis

Students in the MAwith thesis option successfully complete a minimum of 30 units

consisting of 4 graduate courses totaling 12 units from their chosen concentration, either in

linguistics

or literature including FREN 803, plus a thesis proposal (FREN 896) and a thesis

(FREN898). Within the 12 units and with their senior supervisor'sapproval, students may

complete up to 9 units of FREN 800 level courses offered concurrently with a 400 level

course.

Students may complete up to 1 graduate course (3 units) outside the Department of

French. Students are required to submit a thesis proposal (3 units) with a grading of

satisfactory or unsatisfactory, no later than one term following the completion of course

work. The examination of the thesis proposal consists of an oral presentation before the

student'ssupervisory committee. In addition, students must complete a thesis of a

minimum

of 70 pages to a maximum of 90 pages in linguistics or literature in accordance

with the Graduate General Regulations (1.9 -1.11) (15 units). The thesis is defended at an

oral examination as described in 1.9 and 1.10 of the Graduate General Regulations.

From:

MA with Project

This option requires a minimum of 20 graduate units, 15 of which are completed within the

department. With

senior supervisor approval, up to five units may be from outside the

department. Also,

students complete a project that contributes to French linguistics,

French/ Francophone literature or FSL pedagogy which is submitted for oral examination.

The project may have a practical component in a non traditional format. Awritten proposal

is submitted no later than one term after course work completion. Substantive project work

may proceed only after project proposal approval by the supervisory committee and the

graduate studios committee.

From:

MA without Thesis -Extended Essays

Students selecting this option are required to complete a minimum of 30 graduate work

units consisting of 7 graduate courses totaling 21 units in linguistics and literature. With

Within the 30 units and with their senior supervisor'sapproval, students may complete up

to 4 graduate courses of FREN 800 level courses offered concurrently with a 400 level

course in 10 units may bo completed hy completing rrmrnnr. nntnirio the department

Department of French. In addition, students must are required to complete two extended

essays totaling 9 units with a letter grading. Each extended essay must be 25 pages each,

including bibliography. The essays must be submitted no later than one month following

the end ofstudents' coursework. Essays will be evaluated by course instructors. A minimum

grade of Bis required for each essay, a field examination based on throe completed courses.

Fiold examination preparation will be undertaken on the supervisory committee'sadvice.

To:

MA-Extended

Essays

Students selecting this option are required to complete a minimum of 30 units consisting of

graduate courses totaling 21 units in linguistics and literature. Within the 30 units and

with their senior supervisor's approval, students may complete up to 4 graduate courses of

FREN 800 level courses offered concurrently with a 400 level course in the Department of

French. Students

may complete up to 3 graduate courses (12 units) outside the Department

of French. In addition, students are required to complete two extended essays totaling 9

units with a letter grading. Each extended essay must be 25 pages each, including

bibliography.

The essays must be submitted no later than one month following the end of

students'coursework. Essays will be evaluated by course instructors. A minimum grade of

Bis required for each essay.

Language Requirement

From:

Students must demonstrate a level of to the graduate program committee an acceptable

competence in written and oral French acceptable to the Graduate Committee, and must

show at least a reading knowledge of one language other than English or French that is

acceptable to the supervisory committee. This requirement is fulfilled by completing two

courses in that language or by passing an exam of translation of a 250 word text into

English. Students are also expected to demonstrate a working knowledge of English to

function within the University community.

To:

Students must demonstrate a level of competence in written and oral French acceptable to

the Graduate Committee. Students are also expected to demonstrate a working knowledge

of English to function within the University community.

Academic Requirements within the Graduate General Regulations

All graduate students must satisfy the academic requirements that are specified in the

graduate general regulations (residence, course work, academic progress, supervision,

research competence requirement, completion time, and degree completion), as well as the

specific requirements for the program in which they are enrolled, as shown above.

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Academic Calendar > French > French Master of Arts Program

French Master of Arts Program

Departmentof French

Facultyof Arts and Social Sciences

Simon Fraser University Calendar 2013 Summer

The French Graduate program, with its breadth oftopics inliterature andlinguistics, offers aninterdisciplinary curriculum. Thelinguistics

component consists ofthe studyofa variety of linguistic theories andtheir specific application totheanalysis of French. The literature option

includes a comprehensive genre- and period-oriented set of courses. Sincea major goal ofall students enrolled ina French program is mastery

of the language, allcourses are given in French.

Forinformation about FREN course disciplines, visit http://www.sfu.ca/french/etudsup/

Admission Requirements

Candidatesmust satisfythe general admission requirementsas shown inthe Graduate General Regulations.

Program admission requires a sound background inFrench literature orFrench linguistics, as well as a good command ofboth oral andwritten

French. Candidates lacking these must remedythe deficiency before admission is granted through satisfactory completion of one ortwoterms

as a qualifying student.

Upon admission, each student willbe assigned a temporary supervisor.

The program's degreerequirements may be completed"with thesis." 'with project' or"without thesis." Ineach case, the studentworksundera

supervisorycommittee'sdirection that has been appointed by the end of the second term.

Initially, studentsareadmitted to the MAwithout thesis option. Transfer to the MAwith thesisor MAwithproject option may be permitted after

completion ofthe secondtermon supervisory committeerecommendation, andsubject to graduate studiescommittee approval. Required

coursework, thesistopic, project topicor areaof field examination andotherrequirements areapproved by the supervisory committee and

graduate studies committee.

Program Requirements

Students may be required to complete additional courses to remedy deficiencies orto ensure suitable thesis preparation or project research.

The following are the minimum requirements.

with Thesis

Students inthe MA with thesisoption successfullycomplete15unitsof graduate coursesfrom their chosenconcentration, either in linguistics or

literature. Within the 15units,withsenior supervisorapproval, students may completeup to fiveunitsoutsidethe department. Inaddition,

studentscompletea thesis ofabout100 pages that is defended at an oral exam as described in1.9and 1.10of the Graduate General

Regulations. Studentssubmita written thesis proposal no laterthanone termfollowing the completion of coursework. Substantivethesis work

may proceedonly afterapprovalof the thesis proposalby the supervisorycommittee.

with Project

This option requires a minimum of 20 graduateunits. 15of whicharecompleted within the department. Withseniorsupervisor approval, up to

fiveunitsmaybe

from outsidethe department Also, students completea project thatcontributes to French linguistics. French/ Francophone

literature or FSL pedagogywhichis submitted fororalexamination. The project may have a practical componentin a non-traditional format. A

written proposal is submitted no laterthan one term aftercourse workcompletion. Substantive project workmay proceed onlyafterproject

proposalapprovalby the supervisory committee and the graduate studies committee.

MA without Thesis

Students selecting this option are required to complete a minimum of 30 graduate work units. With the senior supervisor's approval, up to 10

units may be completed by completing courses outside the department. In addition,students must complete a fieldexamination based on three

completed courses. Field examination preparation willbe undertaken on the supervisorycommittee's advice.

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Language Requirement

Students mustdemonstrate tothe graduate program committee an acceptable competence inwritten andoral French andmustshowat leasta

reading knowledge ofonelanguage other than English orFrench that isacceptable tothesupervisory committee. This requirement is fulfilled by

completing twocoursesinthatlanguage orby passingan exam of translation ofa 250word textinto English.

Academic Requirements within the Graduate General Regulations

AH graduate students mustsatisfy theacademic requirements thatarespecified inthegraduate general regulations (residence, course work,

academic progress, supervision, research competence requirement, completion time, anddegree completion), as well as the specific

requirements forthe programin which they are enrolled, as shown above.

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GS2013.16

ATTENTION Wade Parkhouse, Dean of Graduate Studies

FROM Paul Budra, assoc. dean FASS

BE Reinstating GERO 801

cc.

Sheilagh MacDonald

DATE April 22, 2013

The Department ofGerontology would like to re-instate atemporarily withdrawn

course, GERO 801, for the spring of2014.1 have approved the request under the

authority delegated to me by the FASS Graduate Curriculum Committee. Please

see the attached memo. Would you please forward the request to Senate?

Please let me know if there are any problems or if you need more information.

Many thanks,

SIMON PHASER UNIVERSITY

THINKING OF THE WORLD

MEMO

Department of Gerontology

Gerontology Research Centre

2800-515 West Hastings Street

Vancouver BC Canada V.B 5K3

T: 778.782.50(52

F: 778.782.50(56

Email: gero@sfu.ca

DEPARTMENT OF GERONTOLOGY

GERONTOLOGY RESEARCH CENTRE

attention Paul Budra, Chair FASSGSC

LF_R_°J1 Andrew Wister, Chair, Dept. of Gerontology

re Reinstatement of Gero 801

date March 8, 2013

This is to request the reinstatement of:

Gero 801-4 : Health Policy and Applied Issues in Gerontology

It was last offered in the Fall 2006 semester. Now that we have an

active PhD program, and a capstone option in the MA program we

require a broader range of courses to offer to students. We hope to

schedule Gero 801 in the Spring 2014 semester.

Respectfully Submitted,

Andrew Wister, PhD.

Chair, Department of Gerontology

SIMON I-UASI-R UNIVliUSriV

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MEMO

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STREET ADDRESS

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MAILING ADDRESS

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SFU

FACULTY OF

ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

IATTENTION 

Wade Parkhouse, Dean of Graduate 

Studies

[FROM Paul Budra, assoc. dean FASS

RE Reinstating PSYCH 603

Icc. Sheilagh MacDonald

IDATE April 22, 2013

The Department of Psychology would like to re-instate a temporarily withdrawn

course, Psych 603, and I have approved the request under the authority delegated

to me by the FASS Graduate Curriculum Committee. Would you please forward

the request to Senate?

Please let me know if there are any problems or if you need more information.

Many thanks,

SIMON HRASKK UNIVERSITY

THINKING OF THE WORLO

MEMO

Faculty of Arts and

Social Sciences

Office of the Dean

SFU

ATTENTION: Wade Parkhouse, Dean

Graduate Studies

FROM:

RE:

DATE:

Paul Budra, Chair

Faculty of Arts and Social Sclenco3 Curriculum Committee

Curricular Revisions: Department of Sociology and Anthropology

May 2, 2013

At its meeting ofMay 2,2013, the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Graduate Studies

Curriculum Committee approved the curricular revisions, as submitted by the Department of

Sociology and Anthropology:

Course MinorChange for SA 887-5

^2>

•

Cross-listing of IS 815-4 and IS 835-4 with SA

Would you please place these items on the agenda of the next SGSC meeting.

PB:sp

Art.

SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

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Department of Sociology and

Anthropology

street address

AQ 5054

8888 University Drive

Burnaby BC Canada

V5A 1S6

T: 778-782-3518

F: 778-782-5799

E: gradsecsa@sfu.co

www.socanth.sfu.ca

FASSGSC 13-4

SFU

FACULTY OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

ATTENTION : Paul Budra, FASSGSC

TEL

FROM : Graduate Program Assistant, Department of Sociology and

Anthropology

RE : Request for Graduate Course Minor Change

DATE : February 20, 2013

TIME

To Whom It May Concern,

Please find the accompanying

Graduate Course Minor Changeform,

requesting a change intitle for SA 887 from "Special Topics in Sociology"

to "Special Topics in Sociology/Anthropology".

This change was approved atthe Sociology and Anthropology Department

Meeting held on February 19, 2013.

Thank you,

Jennifer Smolders

Graduate Program Assistant

SIMON PRASBR UNIVERSITY

engaging the world

SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDIES

Graduate Course Minor Change Form

This form isfor an SFU department orprogram to request a minor change toan existing graduate course. After approval

and signature bythe faculty graduate studies committee,this form should be forwarded to the Dean of Graduate Studies

forapproval by the Senate Graduate StudiesCommittee (SGSC). SGSC will forward the approval to Senate forinformation.

DEPARTMENT

Department / School / Program

Sociology and Anthropology

Contact name

Jennifer Smolders

Contact email

gradsecsa@sfu.ca

Please revise the following elements of the Indicated graduatecourse:

• Catalogue number

D Units

__ Title

• Description

• Other:.

____-_> CURRENT COURSE

Please complete only the fields to be changed.

Program leg. LBST)

Number leg. 810)

887

Units(eg.

I*)

Course title Imax 80 characters)

Special Topics in Sociology

Short title lappears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar • see attached

Available course components

Lecture

D Seminar

D Laboratory

• Practicum

D Online

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults (Ifthe "Yes"box is checked, all students and

instructors will require criminal record checks)

DYes DNo

Grading basis

• Graded

D Satisfactory / Unsatisfactory

Q In Progress / Complete

Prerequisites lifany)

This iscombinedwithan undergrad course.

• Yes

D No

Course number and units:

_____^^_

Additional course requirements forgraduate students

•Approvals' /

Faculty[^radu8'testudiescommittee nam

{Qadi MHrhMtcie.

Senate graduate studiescommittee name

Signature

REVISED COURSE

Please complete only the fields

to be

changed.

Program leg. LBST)

Number leg. 810)

887

Units leg. 4)

Course title Imax 80 characters)

Special Topics in Sociology/Anthropology

Short title lappears on transcripts, max 25 characters)

Course description for SFU Calendar

see attached

Available course components

• Lecture

L_Seminar

D Laboratory

D Practicum

• Online

Practicum work done in this class will involve children or

vulnerable adults |lf the "Yes" box is checked,all students and

instructors will require criminal record checks)

DYes DNo

Grading basis

• Graded

• Satisfactory/ Unsatisfactory

Din Progress/Complete D

Prerequisites lif any)

This is combined with an undergrad course.

• Yes

D No

Course number and units:

Additional course requirements for graduate students

Date

FASS-WD list, Mar 12.2012

Subject

Catalog Group

Title

ECON

877

ARTS

Methodology in Economic Theory

ECON

878 ARTS

History ofEconomic Thought Priorto 1870

ECON

879

ARTS

History ofEconomicThought Since 1870

ECON

886

ARTS

Industrial Relations

ECON

893 ARTS

Introduction to Marxian Economics

ECON

895 ARTS

Comparative Economic Systems

ENGL

871 ARTS

Topics in Language andLiterature

ENGL

872 ARTS

Topics in Language and Literature

ENGL

873 ARTS

Topics in Languageand Literature

ENGL

874

ARTS

Topics in Languageand Literature

FREN

805

ARTS

Topics in the Structure of French II

FREN

806

ARTS

Topics in the Acquisition of French

FREN

810

ARTS

Pragmatics and the Structure of French

FREN

812 ARTS

Approaches to the Linguistic Analysis of French

FREN

821

ARTS

Theories and Methods ofLiterary Analysis

FREN

822

ARTS

Socio-Cultural Approaches to French Literature

FREN

824

ARTS

Topics in French Canadian Literature

FREN

826

ARTS

Monographic Studies

<JERO

801

ARTS

Health Policy and Applied Issues in Gerontology

GERO

805 ARTS

Advanced Statistics for Behavioural Analysis in Gerontology

HIST

805

ARTS

The North American West

HIST

810

ARTS

Themes in European History

HIST

812

ARTS

History and Theory

HIST

823 ARTS

Modern Russia

HIST

824

ARTS

Modern France

HIST

825

ARTS

Modern Germany

HIST

826 ARTS

International Relations

HIST

864

ARTS

Themes in African History

HIST

871

ARTS

Culture and Society in India

HIST

879

ARTS

Environmental History

HIST

883

ARTS

Film and History

HIST

884

ARTS

Science and Society

HIST

885

ARTS

Law and Society

HIST

886

ARTS

Migration and Settlement

HIST

888

ARTS

Indigenous Peoples

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HIST

895,ARTS

Rural History

804 >

A.RTS

historical Perspectives on Diplomacy and International Security

LAS

825

Latin American History and Culture

LING

809 ARTS

Morphology

LING

897

ARTS

Research Seminar

811

ARTS

Tradition and Modernity

998 ARTS

MA Extended Essays

MIL

800 ARTS

Research Methods

MIL

801 ARTS

International Financial Policy

MIL

802

ARTS

Regional Focus: Asia

MIL

803 ARTS

Regional FocusrLatin America

MIL

804

ARTS

Directed Readings I

MIL

805 ARTS

Directed Readings II

MIL

806 ARTS

Internship I

MIL

807 ARTS

Internship II

MEL

808 ARTS

Internship Project

MIL

809

ARTS

Internship Project Completion

PSYC

601

ARTS

Cognitive and Affective Bases of Behavior

PSYC

602

ARTS

Developmental and Social Bases ofBehavior

£SYC

603 ARTS

Individual Differences

PSYC

720 ARTS

Proseminar in Learning

PSYC

725

ARTS

Proseminar in Cognition

PSYC

730

ARTS

Proseminar in Perception

PSYC

740 ARTS

Proseminar in Motivation

PSYC

780 ARTS

Proseminar in Physiological Psychology

PSYC

785 ARTS

Proseminar in Animal Behavior

PSYC

804 ARTS

Seminar in Evaluation

PSYC

860 ARTS

Social

PSYC

870 ARTS

Personality

PSYC

883

ARTS

Practicum III

PSYC

884

ARTS

Practicum IV

PSYC

920

ARTS

Seminar in Learning

PSYC

930 ARTS

Seminar in Perception

PSYC

935

ARTS

Seminar in Sensation

PSYC

940 ARTS

Seminar in Motivation Emotion

PSYC

965 ARTS

Seminar in Psycholinguistics

PSYC

970 ARTS

Seminar in Personality

PSYC

985 ARTS

Seminar in Animal Behavior

URB

640 ARTS

Urban Regions and Urban Change

URB

680 ARTS

Managing Cities

URB

685 ARTS

Health Status and Health Policy in Urban Canada

URB

690

ARTS

The City in Art, Culture and Politics