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Action taken by the Senate Committee on Undergraduate Studies
at its meeting of March 22, 1977 gives rise to the following nttion:.
MOTION
That the consolidation of Field Practice Courses and
Feedback Seminars, as set forth inS.77-48be approved
and recommended to the Board of Governors for approval.
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The proposed consolidation of the Field Practice course
and the Feedback seminars will constitute no change in the total
credit hours, the proposal is merely consolidation of two related
courses in the combinations CRIM 360, 361; 460, 461; and 465,466.
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Practice Courses ?
Feedback Seminars
(I.S.C. ?
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Attached are three new course proposals which were approved by the Faculty
of Interdisciplinary Studies Undergraduate Curriculum Committee on March 1,
1977. These new courses represent the consolidation on Field Practice and
Field practice feedback; please note that CR114 361-1, CR114 461-1 and CR114
466-1 will be
dropped from the Calendar.
Please place this on the agenda for the Senate Committee
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on Undergraduate
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James J. Weinkaiü, Chairman
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Department :CRIMINOLOGY
Abbrcvialon Code: -CRIM
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Course Number:
360 ?
Credit. hours: 6
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Vector:
Title of Courve:
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FIELD PRACTICE I
Calendar Dtucription of Cour;e: Supervised criminological work practice in selected
agencies or institutions. Regular individual meetings with faculty sponsor and
written reports required. Also required are regular feedback seminar-type
discussions based on the experience ,cquired, and problems encountered during the
actual field practicuxn.
Nature of Course: Two days a week for 13 weeks, starting from
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the second semester of
thir
Prerequisites (or ?
a9tructions): . CRIM 469 must be taken before or concurrently.
Reserved for criminology majors and honors.
What course (courses) if any, is being dropped from the calendar if this course
Is
approved: ?
CRIM 361-1 Field Practice Feedback I-
2.
Scheduling
How frequently will tb
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course be offered? ?
Every semester
Semester in which the course will first be
offered?
Fall 1977
Which of your present faculty would be available to make the proposed offering
possible? ?
A. Keitner
3.
Objectives of
the Course
To provide the student with an opportunity to apply academic training in practical
situations, to relate theory to practice, and to develop a link between theoretical
and applied criminology.
4.
Budgetary and Space Requirements (for
informat i
on only)
What additional
resources will be
required in the following areas:
Faculty
Staff
Liry
Audio Visual
Space
Equipment
5. Approval
Date:
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1
March 1977
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5. Approval
Date: 1 March 1977
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Department : CRIMINOLOGY
Ab1jrc'iaii011 Code: CRIM
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Ciurse Number:
460 ?
Credit 1Iours
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6 ?
Vector:
Title of Courn:
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FIELD PRACTICE II
Calendar Description of Course:
Supervised criminological work practice in selected
agencies or institutions. Regular individual meetings with faculty sponsor and
written reports required. Also required are regular feedback seminar-type
discussions based on experience acquired and
problems encountered in the field.
Nature of Course: Two days a week for 13 weeks, during the first semester
of the
fourth year
Prerequisites (or special. instructions): CRIM 360-6. Reserved for criminology majors
and honors.
What course (courses), if any, is being dropped from the'calendar if this course i
approved: ?
CRIM 461-1 Field Practice Feedback II
2.
Scheduling
How frequently will the course be offered?
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Every semester
Semester in which the course will first be offered?
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Fall 1977
Which of your present faculty would be available to make the proposed offering
possible? A. Keitner
3.
Objectives
of the Course
To provide the student with an opportunity to apply academic training in practical
situations, to relate theory to practice, and to develop a link between theoretical
and applied criminology.
4.
Budgetary and Space Requirements (for informatn only)
What additional resources will be required in the following areas:
Faculty
Staff
Library
Audio Visual
Space
Equipment
SC1S 73-341.):- (When completing this form, for instructions see Memorandum SCUS ,i-ia.
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Department :
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CRIMINOLOGY
Abbreviation Code:CRIM
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Course umber; 465
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Credit hours:
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6 Vector:______
Title of Course:
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FIELD PRACTICE III
Calendar Description of Cour.e: Supervised criminological work practice in selected
agencies or institutions. Regular individual meetings with faculty sponsor and
written reports required. Also required are regular feedback seminar-type
discussions'based on experience acqi.ired and problems encountered in the field.
Nature of Course: Two days a week for
13 weeks,
during thê:'.second
semester of the
Prerequisites (or s%tJi
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: .CRIM460-6. Reserved' for criminology
majors and honors.
What course (courses), if any,
is being dropped from th6 calendar if this course its
approved: ?
CRIM 466-1 Field
Practice Feedback III
2.
Scheduling
How
frequently
will the course be offered? Every semester
Semester in which the course will first be offered?
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Fall 1977
Which of your present faculty would be available to make the proposed offering
possible? ?
A. Keltrier
3.
Objcctivi.sof the Course
To provide the student with an opportunity to apply academic training in practical
situations, to relate theory to practice, and to develop a link between theoretical
and applied criminology.
4.
BudZvtary and SpaccRe:uire___nts (fur inforicot 'n only)
What additional resources will be required in the following areas:
Faculty
Staff
Lib r or y
Audio Visual
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5. Ap.ri'.al
Date: 1March1977
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SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY.
MEMORANDUM
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I am forwazding to you a memo
from
Mrs. Deanna Buckley, the Field
Placement Coordinator of the Criminology Department, concerning the
consolidation of feedback seminars with field practice courses.
This consolidation has been approved by the Criminology Department
Undergraduate Curriculum committee and we would like tor see this item placed
on the next meeting of the Faculty Undergraduate Curriculum Committee.
Thank you.
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E.A. Fattah, Ph.D.
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c.c. Dr. J. Weirzkam - Chairman, Interdisciplinary Studies Undergraduate
Curriculum Committee
Dr. A Keltner - Chairman, Criminology Dept. undergraduate Curriculum
Committee
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MEMORANDUM
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Deanna Ruck Icy
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Seminars
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Coordinator of Field Practice
Date
February
2, 1977
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As ?
it present
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stands,
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the 3 Criminology Field Practice courses are worth
5 credits each with grade assignments of 1)3ss or withdraw.
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The 3 Criminology Field
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Practice Feedback courses are considered separate entities, each worth 1 credit and
each with a final grade assignment of Pass or Withdraw.
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Given the fact that the Feedback Seminars are an integral part of the Field
Practice programme, these seminars should not be seen as courses separate from
Field Practice, with their own credits and grades.
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I would therefore suggest that
Field Practice and Field Practice Feedback be amalgamated to become one course en-
titled "Field Practice" which would have a credit allotment of 6 credits and a
singular grade assignment of Pass or Withdraw.
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(We would then be left with Field
Practice 360, 460 and 465 and would-be eliminating Field Practice Feedback 361
461 and 466). ?
Students registering for Field Practice 360, 460 or 465 would then
be expected to complete the actual field assignments as well as participating in
a series of Feedback Seminars which would directly relate to their experiences
in the field.
NEW CALENDAR DESCRIPTIONS
CRIM 360-6 Field Practice I ?
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Supervised criminological work practice in selected agencies or institutions.
Regular individual meetings with faculty sponsor and written reports required.
Also required are regular feedback seminar-type discussions bused on the
experience acquired and problems encountered during the actual field practicum.
Prerequisites: CRIM 469 must be taken before or concurrently. Reserved for
criminology honors and majors.
CRIM 460-6 Field Practice II
Supervised criminological work practice in selected agencies or institutions.
Regular individual meetings with faculty sponsor and written reports required.
Also required are regular feedback seminar-type discussions based on experience
acquired and problems encountered in the field.
Prerequisites: CR1M 360. Reserved for criminology honors and majors.
CRIM 465-6 Field Practice III
Supervised criminological work practice in selected agencies or institutions.
Regular individual meetings with faculty sponsor and written reports required.
Also required are regular feedback seminar-type discussions based on experience
acquired and problems encountered in the field.
Prerequisites: CRIM 460. Reserved for criminology honors and majors.
