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Senate 

From 

N.R. Reilly, Chairman 

Senate Committee 

on Undergraduate Studies 

Sub j ect. 

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Cahaaii StudIes Program. 

Action taken by the Senate Committee on Undergraduate Studies 

at its meetings on October 24 and November 7 gives rise to the 

following motion: 

MOTION 

That Senate approve and recommend approval to the B oard of 

Governors the addition of courses as outlined below to the 

Canadian Studies Program as courses available for Canadian 

Studies credit and also the deletion of other courses as 

outlined below: 

I. COURSES TO BE ADDED 

Department 

of

Co,nication 

. C)QIS 230-3 Introduction to Communication Media 

CMNS 333-3 Ccimicat1on Policy In Canada - Past, Present, and Future 

oovi.l i..nange 

CommuniCy LieQia 

CMNS 

437-5 

Conunicationa and Community 

Advocacy (same course as (}4S 401-5 which has 

CMNS 

445-5 

Communication and 

International Development: the Role of Canadian 

been re- 

Institutions 

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Department of Ei 

EQJN/D44 280-3 

* E!4/44 293-3 

EW( 353-5 

BOON 381-S 

386-S 

onCIRics and 

Commerce 

Introduction to Labor Economics 

Low in the 

Economic Society 

Economic 

History of North America 

Labor Economics 

Industrial Relations 

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(with approval of the Program Director) 

EtXI4/0144 

397-5 

Goveriient 

and Business (with approval of 

the Program Director) 

BOON 480-3 ? 

. Seminar 

in Employment and Social Security 

Policy 

* EIX)A/CCI.t4 498-.k Directed Studies 

(with approval of the Program Director) 

rnt of 

(LOG 

322-3 

Geography 

of Primary Activities 

GBDG 323-3 

Geography 

of Manufacturing 

(OG 385-3 

Agricultural 

Geography 

GROG 421-5 Geography of Resource Development 

GROG 444-5 Regional 

Planning II 

GROG 445-5 Rural Planning 

Department of History 

HIST 201-3 

The History 

of Western Canada 

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Department of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics 

FREN 341-3 French-Canadian Literature in Translation 

LING 230-3 Amerindian I 

Department of Political Science 

POL. 452-3 Government egu1aj 

Department of Sociology and Anthropology 

S.A. 140-4 Introduction to B.C. Ethnography 

Women's Studies Program 

W.S. 201-3 Women in Canada 16001920 

W.S. 202-3 Women in Canada 1920 to the Present 

II. DELETE THE FOLLOWING COURSES 

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HIST 110-3 Studies in Historical Method 

CMNS 332-3 Problems and Techniques in Social Documentation 

CMNS 401-5 Communications and Community Advocacy. 

FOOTNOTES:1. 

The courses 

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CMNS 230, :33, and 336 already appear in the Canadian 

Studies listing and their entry here is solely intended to 

introduce corrections to the titles. 

2.

The courses marked with an asterisk are already included in 

the Canadian Studies curriculum where they appear with an 

"ECON" designation. They should also be recognized under the 

"COMM" designation in accordance with the practice of the Depart- 

ment of Economics and Commerce. 

N.R. Reilly 

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Faculty of Interdisciplinary Studies 

Regis.trax. .Scretaxy,. .SQJS 

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Canadian Studies Program 

The attached calendar changes for the Canadian Studies Program were approved 

on October 

by the Faculty of Interdisciplinary Studies Undergraduate 

Curriculum Committee. Would you please place this on the agenda for the next 

meeting of the Senate Committee on Undergraduate Studies. 

Janet Blanchet 

JB: j k 

Attach. 

T

Dr.. J...Dickinsan,. .Chairman, .Faculty 

.......From.. .P... 

.cQPe.,. 

of Interdisciplinary Studies Under- 

graduate. Cur±iculum. Committee... ............... . Canadian. Studie.s 

Calendar. .Changes. .for. .Canadian 

...6th 

..Octoher., .1.978 

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Studies Program 

With the advice of the department3 concerned, it has been established that the 

following courses have essentially full Canadian content and should therefore be 

included in the list of courses cunting for Canadian Studies credit. These 

courses are submitted for approvaL as changes to the curriculum. 

DepartmentofCommunication 

CMNS 230-3 Introduction to Communication Media 

CMNS 333-3 Communication Policy in Canada - Past, Present, and Future 

CM'TS 336-3 Social Change and Coirmunity Media 

CMNS 437-5 Communications and Ccmmunity Advocacy 

(same course as DNS 401-5 which has 

CMNS 445-5 Communication and International Development: the Role of Canadian 

been re- 

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numbered) 

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ECON/COM 

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I 280-3 Introduction to Labor Economics 

* EWN/COM v I 293-3 Law in the Economic Society 

ECON 353-5 

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Economic History of North America (with approval of the Program Director) 

ECON 381-5 

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Labor Economics 

ECON/COlvtvI 386-5 Industrial Relations 

ECON/COMM 397-5 Government and Business 

(with approval of the Program Director) 

ECON 489-3 

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Seminar in Employment and Social Security Policy 

* ECON/COM'1 498-5 Directed Studies (with approval of the Program Director) 

artment of Economics and Commerce 

Denartment of Georanh 

GEOG 322-3 Geography of Primary Activities 

GEOG 323-3 Geography of Manufacturing 

GEOG 385-3 Agricultural Geography 

GEOG 421-5 Geography of Resource Development 

GEOG 444-5 Regional Planning II 

GEOG 445-5 Rural Planning 

DepartmentofHistory 

HIST 201-3 The History of Western Canada 

DepartmentofLanguages,LiteraturesandLinguistics 

FREN 341-3 French-Canadian Literature in Translation 

LING 230-3 Amerindian I 

DepartmentofPoliticalScience 

POL. 452-3 Government Reguj.atj01 

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Department of Sociology and Anthropology 

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S.A. 140-4 Introduction to B.C. Ethnography 

Women's Studies Program 

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W.S. 201-3 Women in Canada 100-1920 

W.S. 202-3 Women in Canada 1920 to the Present 

HIST 110-3 Studies in Historical Method, should be dropped from the list of 

courses for Canadian Studies credit because it now commonly is taught without 

Canadian Studies content. 

CMNS 401-5 Communications and Community Advocacy, should be dropped from the 

list of courses for Canadian Studies credit, as the Department of Communication 

has

renumbered this course by UVINS 437-5. 

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P. Copes 

Attached to this memo are changes to be made to the calandar entry for the 

Canadian Studies Program which are considered to be editorial since they do 

not alter the curriculum. 

* These courses are already included in the Canadian Studies curriculum with an 

"ECON" designation. They should also be recognized under the "COMM' designation 

in accordance with the practice of the Departme:it of Economics and Commerce. 

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