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Action taken by the Senate Committee on Undergraduate
Studies at its meeting of November 22, 1977, gives rise to
the following motion:
MOTION:
That the proposed change in prerequisites for
CRIM 302-3 (Critical Approach to Crime and
Deviance), CRIM 312-3 (Criminological Perspec-
tives on Social Problems), and CRIM 313-3
(Specific Types of Crimes), as set forth in
S.77-152 be approved and recommended to the
Board for approval.
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Change in Pre-requisites for Criminology Courses
At a meeting held on November 3/77 the Faculty of Interdisciplinary Studies
Undergraduate Curriculum Committee approved the change outlined in the
attached paper.
Would you please place this item on the next agenda of the Senate Committee
on Undergraduate Studies.
Janet M. Blanchet
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SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
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MEMORANDUM
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Mrs. Janet Blanchet ?
From.. Dr. E.A. Fattah
interdisciplinary Studies
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Criminology Department...............................
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78-179 Undergraduate Calendar
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November 2, 1977
Changes
The Criminology Department Undergraduate Curriculum Committee has
considered the prerequisites for the following upper level courses:
CRIMINOLOGY 302 - Critical Approach to Crime and Deviance
CRIMINOLOGY 312 - Criminological Perspectives on Social Problems
CRIMINOLOGY 313 - Specific Types of Crimes
and has approved the following changes.
The prerequisites for
CRIMINOLOGY 302 should be CRIM. 101, 102, 103, 104
CRIMINOLOGY 312 should be CRIM. 101
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132
CRIMINOLOGY 313 should be CRIM. 101
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102
We hope that these changes can be approved by the Faculty of
Interdisciplinary Studies Undergraduate Curriculum Committee at its
meeting of November 3, 1977, so that they may appear in the new calendar.
Please note that this document replaces I.S.C. 77-37.
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Chairman
Undergraduate Curriculum Committee
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SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
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MEMORANDUM
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MISS. Janet Blanchet, Assistant
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Interdiscplinary Studies
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The prerequisites for
CRIM
302-3 "Critical Approach to Crime and Deviance",
currently read as follows:
CRIM
101, 102, 103, 104 or 132.
Since as it stands now, the reading of the prerequisites
might
be
confusing, since some of the students
might
be under the impression that
CRIM
132 is an alternative to
the four courses previously listed, the
calendar entry should be changed to clarify this. The intent was that
students would take 101, 102, 103 and either 104 or 132.
To avoid the confusion, and in the light of the experience of past
semesters, the Departmental Undergraduate Curriculum Committee has
decided to remove CRIM 132 altogether, keeping the other four courses as
prerequisites. The reason why all four courses are considered essential
before taking CRIM
302 is as follows: CRIM 302 is a critique of tradi-
tional criminological theory and of the conventional approaches to the
problems of crime and punishment. It only seems reasonable that students
be familiar with these before being able to criticize them. This
traditional theory and conventional approaches are taught in the four
courses listed as prerequisites. In addition, all except CRIM 102 are
required courses for all Criminology majors.
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