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Please find enclosed two statistical/informational reports
on undergraduate extension credit courses and programs and
credit-free activities of the Faculties and departments of
the University for the period May 1, 1981 through April 30,
1982. These documents constitute the annual report of the
Senate Committee on Continuing Studies.
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Enclosure
Senate Committee on Continuing Studies
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REPORT ON UNDERGRADUATE
EXTENSION CREDIT COURSES
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May 1, 1981 - April 30, 1982
This report describes the numbers of undergraduate
extension credit course offerings and associated course en-
rollee figures of the Departments/Faculties of the Univer-
sity for the period May 1, 1981 through April 30, 1982. By
way of definition, extension credit courses include those
that are offered on-campus after 4:30 p.m. of the regular
semesters or during the days or evenings of Intersession
(May - June) or Summer Session (July - August), those that
are offered in downtown Vancouver (day or evening), those
that are offered off-campus in a classroom (e.g. , at Kelowna,
5 ?
Prince George), and those that are available throughout the
province via print or print and audio tapes -
i.e. ,
the
Directed Independent Study (correspondence) Course Program.
A summary of the numbers of extension credit course
offerings and the numbers of course enrollees for each type
of extension course is presented in Table 1. Atotal of
21,160 course enrollees was recorded in 684 extension credit
course offerings during 1981-82, 10.1% (1,935) more enrollees
than for the same period of 1980-81. This increase accounted
for slightly more than one-half of the 4.8% increase to the
total university undergraduate enrollment for the period
(76,290 course enrollees, 3,471 more than for 1980-81). The
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2
avis
number
1981-82
of
represented
enrollees
nearly
in extension
28% of
credit
the total
courses
number
duringof
under-
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graduate enrollees, an increase of 1% over the 1980-81 pro-
portion.
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On-Campus and Downtown Undergraduate Extension Credit
Programs
A summary of the number of courses and course enrollees
by Faculty for each of the three semesters of 1981-82 and
1980-81 is presented in Table 2. Course enrollees increased
by 1,331 or 7.8%. The Downtown Program attracted 322 (17.7%)
more enrollees in 1981-82 than in 1980-81 (2,145 vs. 1,823);
the On-Campus Programs increased by 1,009 (6.6%) enrollees
over the same period (16,208 vs. 15,199). On a Faculty
basis, Arts and Education recorded increases of 8.0% and
6.2%, respectively, and Interdisciplinary Studies remained
about the same as last year. The Faculty of Science recorded
a
54.7%
increase in enrollees, the larger part of this in-
crease occurring during the Fall Semester, 1981.
II ?
Off-Campus Undergraduate Credit Programs
A summary of the number of off-campus courses and course
enrollees by program is presented in Table 3. About one-
half of the
145%
increase in enrollees in these programs is
attributable to the Latin American Studies Field School
which was held in Peru during the Summer, 1981 but not offered
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during 1980. The remainder of the increase occurred primarily
in courses offered at interior sites in support of Faculty
of Education programs and in courses offered as part of
the Senior Citizens Certificate Program at such places as
Edmonds House in Burnaby and Brock House in Vancouver.
III Directed Independent Study Courses
Twenty-nine different courses were available in this
instructional mode during 1981-82. The total number of
offerings of these courses was 68, nine more than in 1980-81.
The total number of course enrollees was 2,183, an increase
of 23 percent relative to 1980-81.
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IV
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Special Audit Students
The number of people attending classes, day or evening,
on- or off-campus, as special audit students during 1981-82
was 226, an increase of
lL
(6.6%) over 1980-81.
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Certificate and Diploma Programs
Course enrollee data for the six certificate programs
and the Extended Studies Diploma program for 1981-82 is
presented in Table 4. It should be noted that this data
does not represent additional course enrollees to those
already reported here or
,
to the overall university enroll-
ment statistics. Students in these programs take courses
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during the day or evening on-campus, off-campus and by
correspondence.
The 2,158 course enrollees recorded in these programs
during 1981-82 represent a 17% increase relative to 1980-81.
The programs reflecting the greatest increase are Public
History, Senior Citizens, and Health and Fitness Studies.
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TABLE 1
Numbers of Courses and Course Enrollees for On-Campus Eve-
ning and Downtown, Off-Campus and Directed Independent Study
Programs
for
the May 1 through April 30 Periods of 1981-82
and 1980-81.
Reporting Period
1981-82
1980-81
Change in
Change in
Course Type
Courses
Enrollees
Courses
Enrollees
Number of
Number of
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Courses
Enrollees
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and Downtown
561
18,353
519
17,022
+
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+
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7.8%
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55
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39
430
+141.0%
+145.1%
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Independent
68
2,183
59
1,773
+15.3%
+23.1%
Study
Total
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617
19,225
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Numbers of Courses and Course Enrollees Off-Campus for the
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May I through April 30 Periods of 1981-82 and 1980-81.
Reporting
Period
1981-82
1980-81.
Program
?
Courses ?
Enrollees
Courses
Enrollees
Education
-
Deg
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ree Completion,
Extended Studies
21
205
13
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Diploma (Vernon,
Kelowna, ?
IKamloops,
etc.)
Educa.t ion
Professional
Development'
15
146
18
162
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5
131
5
89
TOTALS
55
624
39
430
'Each course in this program (i.e.,Education 401/402 and 405)
has 15 semester hours of credit associated with it. The
majority of S.F.U. courses, including most of those reported
here, carry 3 - 5 semester hours of credit.
2 Five other
,
courses in this program were offered at SFU/
Downtown during 1981-82. The 12
1
4
enrollees in those courses
have been included in the SFU/Downtown totals.
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TABLE
14
Number of Course Enrollees for?
Certificate and Diploma Programs?
May 1, 1981 - April 30, 1982 and?
May 1, 1980 - April 30, 1981
Reporting Year
Program
1981-82
1980-81
B.C. ?
Studies
39
78
Criminology
12
--
(General and Advanced)
French Canadian Studies"
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--
Health and Fitness Studies
784
626
Public History
55
5
Senior Citizens'"
351
253
Extended Studies Diploma
901
881
TOTAL
2,158
1,8143
New in 1981-82
**Includes Seniors pursuing a degree rather, than a certifi-
cate.
.
0
REPORT ON CREDIT-FREE ACTIVITIES
.
May 1,
?
1981 to April 30, 1982
I. ?
Credit-Free Activities by Academic
Departments
A. ?
Courses and Lecture Series
Department/Title of Course or Series
Semester Hours
Enrolment
Location
Business Administration
Issues in Industrial Relations: ?
The
Negotiating Climate
81-3
7
16
Four Seasons
Issues in Industrial Relations: ?
Strikes
and Lockouts
81-3
7
23
Four Seasons
Issues in Industrial Relations:
Negotiators and Arbitrators
81-3
7
24
Four Seasons
Issues in Industrial Relations: ?
Beyond
Collective Bargaining
81-3
7
25
Four Seasons
Canadian Industrial Relations:
?
Are There
Lessons from Abroad (MBA Update)
81-3
3
10
SFU
Canadian Competition Policy (MBA Update)
81-3
3
6
SFU
Management Realities for the Early Eighties
82-1
6
37
Denman Inn
Asset Pricing and Corporate Finance
(MBA Update)
82-1
5
17
SF13
Issues in International Business
82-1
7
7
H.A. Simons
.
Strategic
Foundation Program in Management for Women:
Organizational Behaviour
81-3
21
20
Four Seasons
Policy and Planning
81-3
21
18
Denman Inn
Management Communication
81-3
21
20
Pour Seasons
Quantitative Analysis
81-3
21
18
Denman Inn
Introduction to Accounting
82-1
21
23
Four Seasons
Budgeting and Fi:iance
82-1
21
17
Four Seasons
Centre for the Arts
Summer Intensive Dance Workshop
81-2
150
39
SF13
Summer Theatre Workshop
81-2
150
16
SF13
Video Project Workshop
81-2
110
2
SFU
Purcell String Quartet - Beethoven
Quartet Series
81-2
12
637
Robson Square
Purcell String Quartet - Haydn Series
81-3
6
180
Robson Square
Peggy Hackney Workshop:
?
Effort/Shape
82-1
8
22
SF13
Tim McDonough Workshop: ?
Acting
Imagery - An Alternate System
82-1
24
14
SF13
Communication
Computer Music Weekend
82-1
15
18
SF13
Faculty of Education
•
Immersion Programs and the Role of the
School Administrator
82-1
16
51
SF13
?
16
?
35
?
14
?
40
?
3 ?
60
?
7 ?
26
?
7 ?
21
?
3 ?
60
?
3
?
45
?
21 ?
18
SFU ?
.
Parksville
Holiday Inn
Sheraton Plaza 500
Sheraton Plaza 500
Sheraton Villa
Biltmore Hotel
N arama ta
2.
Department/Title of Course or Series
French Language Training Centre
Learning French and the Immersion For-mat
Kinesiology
Coaching Theory II
Coaching Theory I
Coaching Theory I.
Coaching Theory II
Coaching Theory I
Coaching Theory I
Coaching Theory I
Coaching Theory II
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
81-2
15
32
SFU
81-2
21
15
SFU
81-3
14
14
SFU
81-3
14
42
SFU
81-3
21
20
SFU
82-1
14
30
SFU
82-1
14
19
SFU
82-1
14
33
SFU
82-1
21
32
SFU
S
Natural Resource Management Program
Workshop on Coastal Erosion & Sedimentation
?
82-1 ?
6.5
?
60 ?
SFU
Physics
Physics Update
?
81-2 ?
6
?
69 ?
SFU
Sociology/Anthropology
The Politics of Representation in the Fourth
World: ?
Minority .
Indigenous Peoples in
Canada, Australia and Europe
82-1
Continuing Studies
SFU Lábóur Education Advisory Committee
Labour Educators Think Tank
81-2
Exploring Adult Education Alternatives
81-2
Communications Workshop for Rail
Task Force - 1
81-2
Communications Workshop for Rail
Task Force - 2 ?
.
81-3
Arbitration Seminar - 1
81-3
Arbitration Seminar - 2
81-3
Leadership and Communication Skills
(B.C. Nurses Union)
81-3
Communication and Leadership Skills
(Labour Canada/Mountain Region Staff
Conference)
81-3
Canada's Political System - 1 (IBEW Stewards)
81-3
Leadership Skills (IBEW Stewards)
81-3
Canada's Political System - 2
?
(IBEW Stewards)
81-3
Equal Pay for Work of Equal Value
(Economic Conference)
81-3
Evaluating Controls (Economic Conference)
81-3
Vancouver/New Westminster Labour Council
Weekend School:
Basic Writing Skills
81-3
Municipal Government
81-3
Consumer Karate
81-3
Public Speaking
81-3
Basic Writing - Advanced
81-3
Canada's Political System
8
18
Victoria
3
30
Kelowna
6
50
IBEW Hall,
Bby.
6
50
IBEW Hall,
Bby.
17
41
Parksville
17
41
Parksville
11
12
SF0
11
11
SF0
11
18
SF0
11
16
SF0
ii
5
SF0
3.
of Course or Series
?
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Location
S
partment/Title
Basic Research Skills
81-3
11
8
SFTJ
Pension Basics
81-3
11
10
SFU
Public Speaking - Advanced
81-3
11
11
SF0
Labour History
82-1
11
13
SF0
Effective Chairing
82-1
11
10
SFU
CLC Winter School:
I'ublic Speaking and Parliamentary
Procedure
82-1
33
33
Harrison Hot Sp.
Financial Management
82-1
33
25
Harrison Hot Sp.
Instructor Training
82-1
33
18
Harrison Hot Sp.
Labour - Past, Present and Future
82-1
33
12
Harrison Hot Sp.
Leadership Training
82-1
33
36
Harrison Hot Sp.
Quality of Work Life (College of Pharmacists)
82-1
3
15
Palisades Hotel
Leadership Skills (CLC Alberta School)
82-1
28
28
Red Deer, Alta.
Instructor Training
?
(B.C. Provincial
Council of Carpenters)
82-1
25
14
SFU
SFU Advisory Committee on Ethnic Relations:
Cross-Cultural Perspectives for Human
Service
p rofessionals
81-2
14
33
Vernon
The Role of the Family in the Acculturation
Process of Immigrant Women
81-3
14
20
Hotel Vancouver
New Techniques for Solving Intercultural
Problems
81-3
14
21
Hotel Vancouver
VSB Summer Conference for Administrators
81-3
12
128
Vancouver Sch. Bd.
Assessing Cross-Cultural Problems (Vancouver
Health Department)
S
81-3
7
100
DEC
Intercultural Communication (Workers'
Compensation Board)
81-3
7
60
Holiday Inn
Teaching in a Multi-Ethnic Society
81-3 and
?
98
200
Teachers Centre and
82-1
Satellite
Adaptation and Orientation for
Multicultural Workers
82-1
12
80
DEC
Planning Cross-Cultural Programs
82-1
12
17
DEC
Education for Critical Consciousness
82-1
12
34
DEC
Management Development Program for Women:
Improving Communication
Skills
81-3
14
23
Robson Square
Managerial
Skills
for Women Entering
Management
81-3
14
25
Robson Square
Women in Middle Management
81-3
14
21
Robson Square
Women in Middle Management
82-1
14
15
Robson Square
Managerial
Skills
for Women Entering
Management
82-1
14
24
Robson Square
Improving Communication Skills
82-2
14
17
Robson Square
Seminars for Nonprofit Organizations:
Managing Human Resources
81-3
14
7
DEC
Management in the Nonprofit Sector
81-3
14
17
DEC
SFU/KNOW Consultative Committee
University of Wisconsin Meet-Me
?
Seminar
on Teleconferencing
82-1
8
28
SF0
Octal
Courses and Lecture Series: ?
87
Enrolment:
?
3,332
4.
B. ?
Conferences and Symposia
Department/Title of Conference or Symposium
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Location
Criminology
Juvenile Justice:
?
A National Advanced
Research Course
81-2
31
41
Powell River
Seminar on Sexual Aggression and the Law
813
13
39
Four Seasons
Faculty of Education
Challenge Education
82-1
24
140
Sheraton Landmark
Children and Television
82-1
24
120
Denman Inn
English
The Coast is Only a Line
81-2
15
140
SFU
Samuel Johnson Society Conference
81-3
8
60
SFU
Economics
Third World Development Opportunities
and B.C./Alberta Universities
81-3
11
40
Denman Inn
History
B.C. Studies Conference
81-3
16
120
Hotel Georgia
Natural Resource Management Program
British Columbia Land for Wildlife:
Past, Present and Future
813
15
300
Philosophy.
Environmental Ethics and Land Use
81-3
16
130
Hotel Georgia
Political Science
Politics of the Pacific Rim
82-1
20
74
Holiday Inn
Psychology
Clinical Concerns in Child Development
81-2
24
164
SFU
Faculty of Science
Biosciences Update
82-1
8
100
SFU
Continuing Studies
Prison Education Symposium
81-2
15
80
Hull, Quebec
Gerontology Program:
Canada's Changing Age Structure:
Implications for the Future
81-2
22
76
SFU
SFU Labour Education Advisory Committee:
Combating
?
Racism Conference
Pensions Conference
81-3
81-3
7
11
140
50
Biltmore Hotel
Sheraton VillaS
Total
Conferences and Symposia:
?
17
Enrolment: ?
1,814
C. Lectures and Colloquia
-
0
Department/Title of Lecture or Coiloquira
Semester Hours
Enrolment
Location
Biological Sciences
Insect Semiochemicals at SFU: ?
Three
Smelly Episodes
82-1
1
30
SFU
Business Administration
Public Interest in Collective Bargaining
81-3
1
100
Robson Square
Chemistry
Production of Fractionally Charged Particles
81-3
1
60
SFU
Nuclear and Particle Probes of the
Early Universe
81-3
1
200
SF13
Communication/Canadian Studies
Possibilities and Problems in Electronic
Broadcasting
81-3
1
30
SFU
Many Voices - One World
81-3
1
60
Robson
Square
Culture, Information and National Development
81-3
1
30
SFU
Computing Science
The Computer and Society: ?
A Decade Later
82-1
1
150 Robson Square
The Industrialization of Thought
82-1
1
250
SF13
The Computer and Society
82-1
1
180
SFU
Computerized Management Systems and
Democracy
82-1
1
80
Robson Square
Criminology
Psychiatry and Public Justice: ?
An Unhappy
Association?
81-3
1
25
SFU
Crime and Opportunity Theory
81-3
1
35
SFU
Overview of Current Criminal Research in
Britain
81-3
1
20
SFU
Cross-Cultural and Social/Psychological
Analysis of Homes
82-1
1
90
SFU
Territorial Characteristics of Homes in
Relation to Burglary
82-1
2
25
SFU
Social Pubertal Revolution - A Shift in
Bio-Social Conditions
82-1
1
30
SFU
Is a High Crime Rate Inevitable in Modern
Society?
82-1
1
30
SFU
The Ecology of Crime
82-1
1
30
SFU
Economics
Incentive Problems in the Contemporary
i
sWelfare State
81-2
1
20
DEC
Department/Title of Lecture or Colloquim
Faculty of Education
Summer Institute for Teacher Education
Literacy in British Columbia: An
Historical Overview
Literacy: What is to be Done?
Who Benefits from Literacy?
The Politics of Reading and Writing
The Business of Literacy: The Making
of the Educational Text
The Legacies of Literacy
Schema Based Processes in Reading
Comprehension
Foundations for Literacy: Prereading
Development and Instruction
Literacy Across the Curriculum
Literacy and the Education of the Emotions
The Differentiation of Spoken Utterance
and Written Language
Teaching Writing: A Process Approach
Teaching Unprepared Students: A Model
for Colleges and Universities
Revision: From Start to Finish
Teaching Students to Not Read
Instructional Parameters of Literacy
Developmental Stages in Literacy
Educational Policy in the 80s
English
the
coast
is only
a
line
- Djwa Reading
the
coast
is only
a
line
- New Reading
the coast is
only a line - Blaser Reading
the
coast is only
a line - Marlatt Reading
the
coast
is only
a
line - Gilbert Reading
the
coast
is only
a
line - Bowering Reading
the
coast
is
only
a line - Thower Reading
the
coast is only
a
line
- Hindmarch Reading
the
coast is only
a
line
- Kroetsch Reading
the
coast is only
a line - Nichol Reading
the
coast
is
only
a line
- Wah Reading
the
coast
is
only
a
line - Bissett Reading
the
coast
is only
a line - Hodgins Reading
the
coast
is only
a
line
- Page Reading
the
coast
is only
a
line
- Webb Reading
The
Bofors Gun
Why
Make Theatre?
Theatre:
Public and
Private
Fish in the Sea
Semester Hours Enrolment Lcatior
?
.
81-2
1
54
SFU
81-2
1
65
SFU
81-2
1
58
SFU
81-2
1
51
SFJJ
81-2
1
49
SFU
81-2
1
44
SFU
81-2
1
46
SFU
81-2
1
57
SFU
81-2
1
35
SFU
81-2
1
42
SFU
81-2
1
41
Sf)
81-2
1
57
SFU
81-2
1
43
SFU
81-2
1
33
SFU
81-2
1
28
SFU
81-2
1
27
SFU
81-2
1
30
SFU
82-1
1
100
SF13
81-2
1
75
Sf)
81-2
1
75
SFU
81-2
1
80
SFU
81-2
1
50
SFU
81-2
1
50
SFU
81-2
1
65
SF13
81-2
1
60
SF13
81-2
1
50
SFU
81-2
1
80
SFU
81-2
1
50
SFU
81-2
1
50
SF13
81-2
1
50
SFU
81-2
1
75
SFU
81-2
1
60
SFU
81-2
1
50
SFU
81-3
1
15
SF13
81-3
1
110
SFU
81-3
1
50
Robson Scuare
81-3
1
80
SFU
.
.
7.
•
Department/Title of Lecture or Collo
q
uim
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Location
Geography
International Oil Resources and Energy
Policy Planning
82-1
1
110
SF0
The Energy Sector in the Western European
Economy
82-1
1
30
SF0
Kinesiology
Physiological and Medical Problems of Diving
81-3
1
65
SF0
Prevention of HPNS in Human Deep Diving
to 2250 Feet
81-3
1
65
SF0
Languages, Literatures and Linguistics
Teller-Character and Reflector-Character in
the Novel
81-3
1
50
SF0
National Character as Literary Stereotype:
An Analysis of the Image of the German in
English Literature
81-3
1
40
SF0
Peter Handke and His Novel:
?
Wunschloses
TJngluck
81-3
1
15
SFU
Natural Resources Management Program
Policy Failure and the Achievement
?
of
•
Goals in Fisheries Management
81-3
1
45
SF0
Physics
How Do Peroxy Radicals React with Each Other?
81-3
1
45
SF0
Autoxidation Processes and the Role of
Vitamin E in its Prevention
81-3
1
60
SF0
Free Radical Rearrangements
81-3
1
40
SF0
The Mysteries of the Simple Metals
82-1
1
80
SF0
Phasons:
?
What They Are and What They Do
82-1
1
80
SF0
The Theory of Charge Density Waves
82-1
1
75
SF0
The Open Orbits of Potassium
82-1
1
70
SF0
Invalidity of Landaus Fermi Liquid Theory
82-1
1
60
SF0
Psychology
Genetic Aspects of Social Behavior in Insects
81-3
1
8
SF0
Helping Behavior in crows
81-3
1
8
SF0
The Evolution of Learning
81-3
1
10
SF0
The Evolution of Classical Conditioning
81-3
1
10
SF0
The Evolution of Language
81-3
1
15
SF0
Generalizing From Animals to Humans
81-3
1
18
SF0
Recognizing Relatives and Helping strangers
81-3
1
12
SF0
The Paradox of Altruism
81-3
1
25
SF0
Sociobiology of the Extended Family
81-3
1
30
SF0
Alternative Views of Evolution
813
1
11
SF0
.
Biosociology
81-3
1
12
SF0
Cybernetic Theory of Evolution and Social
Behavior
81-3
1
8
SF0
Sociobiology: ?
The Evolution of Human Nature
81-3
1
175
SF0
81-3
1
25
SF0
81-3
1
50
SF0
81-3
1
25
SF0
82-1
1
100
Robson Square
82-1
1
100
SF0
82-1
1
200
SF0
?
81-3
?
1
?
20 ?
SF0
?
81-3 ?
1 ?
19 ?
SF0
82-1
1
50
SF0
82-1
1
30
SF0
82-1
1
45
SF0
82-1
1
60
SF0
is
8.
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
Department/Title of Lecture or Colloquim
Psychology (continued)
Mate Guarding and Galavanting in the Male
Hoary Marmot
Human Sociobiology: The Politics of
Breeding
Incest and Outbreeding in Human Populations
The Woman Who Never Evolved
The Absence of Estrous in Homo Sapiens
The Woman Who Never Evolved
Sociology/Anthropology
Social Science in Canada: Guiding Light or
Acolyte?
Natives and Spokesmen in Canada: Yesterday,
Today and Tomorrow
Women's Studies
The Sexual Division of Labour: Teachers in
19th Century Ontario and Quebec
Women in Teaching: The History of a Modern
Occupation
Feeling Colonial: Canadian Women's History
in the International Context
Women's Studies/Philosophy
Was Plato a Feminist?
Total
Lectures and Colloquia: ?
98
Enrolment: ?
5,506
.
??
9.
?
D. SFU Publications
Distance Education Packages
?
Items Sold*
Distance education packages are combinations of
?
May 1/81-Apr. 30/82?
print material, audiotape, videotape, and 35 mm.
slides
Health Concerns of an Aging Population
?
70
Bilingualism and Multiculturalism in Education
?
12
Indochinese Refugees in British Columbia
?
2
?
Effective Fitness Management: Designing Fitness Programs
for Adults ?
98
Ei1y Carr: A Biography
?
3
?
Contact and Conflict: Indian-European Relations in
British Columbia
?
4
Developmental Drama in the Classroom
?
3
Physical Activity and the Child
?
35
Performance and Sports Psychology ?
32
259
* Unit = 1 complete package
Conference Packages
Meeting the Challenge of the Mentally Impaired Elderly
(17 tapes) ?
572
Moral Problems in Health Care (.14 tapes)
230
Drug Abuse: ?
Policy Options in B.C.
?
(14 tapes)
378
Diet and Heart Disease (4 tapes)
52
The Female Athlete (31 tapes)
128
Micro-Computers in the Classroom (6 tapes)
166
Education Canada (15 tapes)
314
Family Choice in Education (8 tapes)
32
Clinical Concerns in Child Development (21 tapes)
329
Achievements of F.R. Scott (17 tapes)
289
Canada's Changing Age Structure: ?
implications for the
Future
?
(20 tapes)
460
Environmental Ethics and Land Use ?
(13 tapes)
240
Psychology of Aging (4 tapes)
208
3,398
* Unit = 1 audio cassette
Total
Distance Education Packages and Conference Packages:
?
22
Items Sold: ?
3,657
0
E•. SFU/Knowledge Network of the West Programs
10.
Department/Title of Program
Criminology
Criminology: Myths, Monsters and Messiahs
(Crixn. 103, 131, 104, 203, 230, 241, 312,
330, 335, 341 and 369 on campus; six Crim.
DISC courses) * *
Prisons: Past Failures, Present Dilemmas,
and Future Prospects (inter-active) ?
Capital Punishment: Should the Public
Want it Reinstated? (inter-active)
Violent and Sexual Crimes: Public Panic,
Stop Gap Measures, and Ultimate
Solutions (inter-active)
Faculty. of Education
Literacy: What is to be Done?
(Educ 402; telecast in Kamloops, Prince
Rupert, Kelowna, Prince George, and Cranbrook)
Crisis, What Crisis? A History of Literacy
in B.C. Schools (inter-active)
Literacy in Society (inter-active)
What is to be Done
,
: Literacy and the
Future (inter-active)
Films on Multiculturalism
?
(Educ 441 DISC course)
Between Two Worlds
The Sweater
Gurdeep Singh Bains
Kurelek
Veronica
Kevin Alec
Augusta
Cree Way
Cree Hunters of Mistassini
The Hutterites
Enemy Alien
In Praise of Hands
Graduate Program 1 (inter-active; telecast in
Prince George)
Graduate Program 2 (inter-active; telecast in
Kamloops)
Professional Development Program
(Educ 401, 402, 405, 404, 441, 461 off campus
sections; inter-active)
Multicultural Education: Issues and Responses
(Educ 401, 402, 405, 404, 441, 461 on campus
sections; inter-active)
Semester Hours Enrolment*
82-1
2
754
82-1
2
754
82-1
2
754
?
81-3 ?
2 ?
78
?
81-3 ?
2
?
78
?
81-3 ?
2 ?
78
82-1 total
24
82-1
of
24
82-1
4.5
24
82-1 hours
24
82-1
of
24
82-1
film
24
82-1
24
82-1
24
82-1
24
82-1
24
82-1
24
82-1
24
82-1
1.5
12
82-1
1.5
13
82-1
90 mm.
81
82-1
?
90 mm. 109
.
S
Department/Title of Program
English
English 010-Introduction to Fiction
Margaret Laurence, First Lady of Manawaka
(1 program telecast twice)
Continuing Studies
Criminology, Education and Kinesiolocy Credit
Courses Through Distance Education
(3 inter-active programs)
11.
Semester Hours Enrolment*
?
82-1 ?
53 mm.
?
30
?
82-1 ?
3 ?
n/2
.
Total
Programs:
?
25
Enrolment: 3,029
* In this instance enrolment means credit student registrations in Directed
Independent Study courses and in courses offered on and off campus by the
Faculty of Education and the departments of Criminology and English, and to
whom these KNOW programs were directed. The total viewing audience cannot
be determined.
** Courses listed in brackets are those for which
programs provide supplementary
material.
1
0
II. Credit-Free Activities by Administrative and Academic Service Departments
A. Courses
Department/Title of Course
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Location
Efficient
Files
The
The
The
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
Introduction
MTS
MTS.Edjtor
MTS
and
Editor
Editor
Use
Devices
to
to
to
to
of
I
IIIIIMTS
MTS
MTS
Computing
MTS
in
IIIIII
MTS
Centre Services
81-281-281-281-281-281-281-281-281-2
2
2
222
2
2
2
2
16
20
28171625151419
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
WYLBURTAXIR
MIDAS
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Overview
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81-281-281-281-281-281-281-2
2
22
2
2
22
?
V
152315
5
69
9
SF0
SF0
SF13
SF0
SFU
SF0
SF0
V
81-2
1
16
SF0
p s ?
II
81-2
1
16
SF0
Overview
WYLBUP,
Efficient
Questionnaire
Textforxn
MIDAS
JCL
RG
TAXIRPlot
Tellagraf
Textform
Textform
Textform
Files
Overview
Files
Files
Files
The
The
The
The
Introduction
Introduction
Computing
Introduction
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SPSS
Introduction
?
MTS
MTS
MTS
MTS
Description
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Editor
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2
12
222
2
2
2
2
222
2
2
2
2
22
2
2222222
211
123218
10
12
1111
10
1825
102636
3234121516
1
22
6
4
5
3
3
7
7
4
7
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SFU
SF13
SF0
SF0
SFU
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SFJ
SFU
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
is
.
13.
0
Department/Title of Course
?
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
SPSS
81-3
1
9
SF0
Introduction to Computing Centre Services I
82-1
2
12
SF0
Introduction to Computing Centre Services II
82-1
2
12
SF0
Introduction to MTS I
82-1
2
28
SFU
Introduction to MTS II
82-1
2
25
SF0
Introduction to MTS III
82-1
2
20
SF0
Introduction to MTS IV
82-1
2
16
SFU
MTS Editor I
82-1
2
25
SF0
MTS Editor II
82-1
2
11
SF0
MTS Editor III
82-1
2
18
SF0
Files/Devices I
82-1
2
19
SF0
Files/Devices II
82-1
2
9
SF0
Introduction to Textform
82-1
2
18
SF0
Textform
82-1
2
19
SF0
Files/Devices III
82-1
2
18
SF0
Introduction to SPSS
82-1
2
12
SF0
Introduction to JCL
82-1
2
13
SF0
Introduction to APL
82-1
2
12
SF0
Introduction to Tellagraf
82-1
2
24
SF0
MTS Editor IV
82-1
2
15
SF0
Reading and Study Centre
and Study 001
81-2
18
48
SF0
•
Reading
English Language Program
81-2
55
41
SF0
Evening Course for MBA
81-2
15
30
SF0
Typing
81-2
11
20
SF0
Reading and Study 001
81-3
18
56
SF0
Mini Course
81-3
9
108
SF0
English Language Program
81-3
55
52
SF0
Reading and study 001
82-1
18
56
SF0
Recreation
Flatwater Canoeing
81-2
9
10
Fencing
81-2
40
21
Afternoon Fitness
81-2
91
47
Dance Fitness
81-2
26
21
Executive Fitness
81-2
39
31
Lunchtime Fitness
81-2
65
92
Morning Fitness
81-2
91
40
Swim Fitness
81-2
65
32
Gymnastics
81-2
20
10
First Aid
81-2
12
Wen Do
81-2
12
14
Weight Training
81-2
4
5
Weight Training - Women
81-2
8
63
Mountaineering
81-2
8
7
Beginning Racquet Ball
81-2
96
18
Racquet Ball
81-2
96
6
S
Intermediate
Rock Climbing
81-2
13
CYA Sailing
81-2 246
23
Laser Sailing
81-2
80
63
Burnaby/Pitt Lks.
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SFU
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
various
English Bay
Jericho
14.
Department/Title of Course
?
Semester Hours Enrolment Location
Beginning Scuba I and II
Afternoon Squash
Evening Squash
Beginning Swimming I
Beginning Swimming II
Intermediate Swimming
Tots Swimming
Beginning Tennis I
Beginning Tennis II
Intermediate Tennis
Yoga
Badminton
Dancing (Jive Ballroom)
Beginning Fencing
Intermediate Fencing
Pottery I
Introduction
to Drawing I
Afternoon Fitness
Lunchtime Fitness
Morning Fitness
Pre and Post-Natal Fitness
Swim Fitness
Coaching Gymnastics
Personal Skill Gymnastics
Karate
Mini Course - Mornings
Weight Training I
Wind Surfing
Weight Training II
Cycling: Tour and Maintenance
Mountaineering
Racquet Ball
CYA Sailing
Laser Sailing
Scuba
Coss-Country Skiing
Erenings Squash
Mornings Squash
Advanced Swimming
Beginning. Swimming I
Beginning Swimming II
Bronze Medallion Swimming
Intermediate Swimming
Tots: Swimming
Beginners Tai Chi
Intermediate Tai Chi
Beginners Tennis I
Beginners
Tennis
II
intermediate Tennis
Basic Wèn Do
Intermediate Wen Do
Yoga
J.LL
.L1
81-2
4
81-2
22
81-2
9
81-2
9
81-2
1
81-2
11
81-2
7
81-2
16
81-2
11
81-2
17
81-3
6
81-3
21
81-3
11
81-3
10
81-3
3
81-3
4
81-3
60
81-3
207
81-3
60
81-3
10
81-3
26
81-3
2
81-3
11
81-3
20
81-3
3
81-3
25
81-3
6
81-3
16
81-3
17
81-3
13
81-3
38
81-3
6
81-3
14
81-3
19
81-3
2
81-3
10
81-3
2
81-3
1
81-3
13
81-3
12
81-3
5
81-3
12
81-3
5
81-3
30
81-3
6
81-3
8
81-3
13
81-3
2
81-3
18
81-3
3
81-3
21
r
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SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
Burnaby
Burnaby
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SFU
SF0
SF0
Jericho
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SFU
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SF0
SFU
SF0
SF0
SFU
SF0
SF0
SFU
24
20
20
24
20
20
2.5
1
15
15
16
10
12
20
25
25
39
91
91
26
26
20
20
80
4
6
4
6
15
20
246
38
20
24
24
20
20
30
20
2.5
15
15
15
15
15
12
12
16
Rec.
Rec.
.
.1.
SFU
English Bay
Jericho
SF0
4
Department/Title of Course
Semester
Hours
Enrolment
Location
Fencing
82-1
40
21
SFtJ
Aerobic Dance
82-1
20
14
SF13
Ballet
82-1
20
15
SF13
Social Dance
82-1
12
16
SF13
Pottery
82-1
15
1
Cameron
Ctr.
Introduction to Drawing
82-1
15
2
Cameron
Ctr.
Afternoon Fitness
82-1
48
76
SF13
Aquatic Fitness
82-1
20
9
SF13
Dance Fitness
82-1
20
15
SF13
Employee Fitness
82-1
48
13
SF13
Morning Fitness
82-1
80
49
SF13
Noon Fitness
82-1 144
204
SF13
Pre-Noon Fitness
82-1
10
4
SF13
Gymnastics
82-1
20
8
SF13
Karate
82-1
20
6
SF13
CPR Clinic
82-1
3
11
SF13
Children's Ballet
82-1
20
1
Cameron Ctr.
Women's Weight Training
82-1
4
16
SF13
Winter Mountaineering
82-1
30
9
SF13/Mt.
Baker
Racquet Ball
82-1
4
14
SF13
Scuba
82-1
36
17
SF13
Gross-Country Skiing
82-1
14
10
Manning Pk.
Squash
82-1
4
9
SF13
.
Beginners
Swimming I
82-1
10
21
SF13
Beginners Swimming II
82-1
10
17
SF13
Intermediate and Advanced Swimming
82-1
10
9
SF13
Tai Chi
82-1
15
14
SF13
Beginners Tennis
82-1
20
11
SF13
Intermediate Tennis
82-1
20
5
SF13
Basic Wen Do
82-1
9
21
SF13
Intermediate Wen Do
82-1
9
5
SF13
Yoga
82-1
15
19
SF13
Total
Courses: ?
179
Enrolment: 3,508
B. Lectures
Department/Title of Lecture
Library
Access to Information
?
81-2 ?
3
?
53 ?
SF13
Access to Information ?
81-3
?
3
?
244
?
SF13
Access to Information ?
82-1 ?
3
?
102
?
SF13
Total
0
Lectures:
?
3
Enrolment: 399
16.
III.. Summary of Credit-Free Activities and Enrolments
?
S
Courses and Lecture Series
Number of events
Enrolment
Conferences and Symposia
Number of events
Enroitnent
Lectures and Colloquia
Number of events
Enrolment
SFU Publications
Number of packages and conference tapes
Items sold
SFU/KNOW Programs
Wumber of programs
Enrolment
Total number of activities:
?
431
Total enrblmeht:
?
21,245
Activities by
Activities by
AdministrãtiTe
Academic Dept.
& Service Depts.
Total
87
179
266
3,332
,508
6,840
17
17
1;814
-
1,814
98
3
101
5,506
399
5,905
2?
-
22
3,657
-
3,657
25
25
3,029
=
3029
ep
