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SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
S75/Qq
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.MEMORANDUM
SENATE ?
SENATE GRADUATE STUDIES COMMITTEE
To
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From .....
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Subject ........ CALENDAR ... RE
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V.I.S.IONS.:..FOR... GRADUATE ... ..... .... ....
Date .....
.JUNE 10
....... 1975 .
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PROGRAMS IN ENGLISH
MOTION: .
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"That Senate approve, and recomthend approval to
the Board of Governors, the Calendar Revisions
• for the Graduate Program in English, as set forth
in S.75-109." ?
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SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
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S-75-/09
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To: Members of Senate
Subject: Calendar Revisions for
Graduate Programs in English
From: Office of the Dean
of Graduate Studies
Date: June 10, 1975
MOTION: That Senate approve the Calendar Revisions for the
Graduate Programs in English
These revisions were approved by the Senate Graduate
Studies Committee on June 9, 1975.
Jon Wheatley
Dean of Graduate tudies
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SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
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MEMORANDUM
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Ms. M.
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McGinn,Secrtary
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Senate Committee on Graduate
for
Subject
Calendar Revision for Graduate
Progra
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ms in English
From
Sheila Roberts, .Secretar
At Graduate Studies Committee
Date ?
Ma y
22, 1975
The Facult y
of Arts has approved by referendum ballot the
Calendar Revision for Graduate Programs in English. Would
you please place these on the agenda of the next Senate
Committee on Graduate Studies.
Thank you.
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JI-C-N,
Sheila Roberts
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SIMOIN FIIASEII UNIVERSITY
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MEMORANDUM
To ......... .......... ..P.r.Q.fessor ... Jack. Bumsted,...Chairman.........
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........Faculty...Qf...Arts...Graduate..Studjes Cor
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Subect ... ......
.Calendar Revisions for Graduate..........
• ? Programs
in English
From........
Evan
Alderson,. Acting ... Chairman ...... .. ..
Department. of.. English...................................
Date...... .....
.April .. 28,
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In the attached document you will find the changes in the English
Department's X.A. program which the Department is now presenting to the
University for approval. Wording for a new calendar entry that reflects
substantive changes is presented in italic type. These changes represent
clarification of our present practices and a moderate increase in the rigor
of our M.A. program. The rationale for each specific change is given in
the document.
The document also includes the proposed calendar entry for our
Ph.D. program. There are no substantive changes in this area from the
program which was approved by Senate on March 3, 1975. Only the wording
of the calendar entry is presented for approval.
Evan Alderson
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Enclosure

 
Calendar Revisions for Graduate Programé in English
Note: only those entries in italics constitute new or revised material.
Admission - (to be revised to read)
In addition to the requirements listed in the General Regulations
section, the Department requires evidence of ability in academic
writing in the form of at least two substantial literary essays which
are scholarly in format and approach. The papers submitted may be
undergraduate essays previously prepared, or ones specially written
for this purpose.
Rationale:
This revision describes the present requirements of the Department.
Course Selection - (proposed addition to follow the present paragraph)
If such
make-up requires one full
semester
or more
of
undergraduate
study, the student may enroll on a qualifying basis only. On the
satisfactory completion of such work, the student may request clear
admission to the Graduate Program.
Rationale:
This addition makes explicit the present practice of the Department.
General Aims - (proposed addition to precede paragraph headed "Programs" as
revised below)
The 1L4 program is conceived as one which will serve graduate students
in several ways. It is hoped they will develop critical acumen and
mature habits of reasoning about literary problems and texts, familiarize
themselves with as broad a spectrwn
of
literary types and periods as is
reasonable within the program chosen,
and acquire special
knowledge
and competence
of
expression in the field
or $alda to
which the thesis
or group of
essays relate8. Within these general aims the student may

 
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elect one of two options, depending on what kind of emphasis in
training and experience is desired. Each program is designed to be
complete in itself or to lead to further graduate study.
Rationale: (see same for "Programs A and B")
Programs - (to replace section headed "Program")
A.
Thesis Program: A minimum of 20 semester hours of graduate courses
in addition to a thesis; no less than
three courses
(15 hours) to be
taken as seminars, with any reading course to be used to follow
special interests not available through formal course work during
the student's residence. The emphasis of this program falls upon
the preparation for and execution of a high quality M.A. thesis
cviunting to a study in depth. The program is intended for the
student who wishes to pursue intensively a particular course
of
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study relating to an individual author, body of ideas, or critical
approach, but its election does not preclude a more general course
of study which finds completion in a thesis on some aspect of that
study.
B.
General Program: 30 semester hours of graduate courses in addition
to the submission of three or four extended essays in lieu of a
thesis; no less than four courses (20 hours) to be taken as seminars,
with any reading course to be used to follow special interests not
available through formal course work during the student's residence.
The aim of this program is to develop a breadth
of
knowledge and
competence over several areas of literary study. Extended essays
are defined as scholarly papers that meet the same standards of
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excellence as a thesis. They will be examined in the same way as
a thesis, prepared in the same format, bound, and placed in the library.

 
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Rationale:
The current calendar description was found to be incomplete and not
a little misleading. Specifically, it lacks any statement of general
principle underlying the program, and, while it.lists the two options
on an equal basis, it does not satisfactorily distinguish between
them. Furthermore, the paragraph on Examinations appears to stress
the "thesis option" as a preferred route to the MA, whether or noT any
such emphasis be intended. The proposed paragraph on "General Aims"
attempts to supply a broad statement of purpose, covering both options
and stressing their
equivalent standing. The two paragraphs'"A" and
"B" under "Programs" attempt to enunciate the characteristics peculiar
to each route to the MA in English. A primary strength of the Graduate
Program well worth retaining is the opportunity afforded students for
individual instruction and pursuit of specialized interests. At the
same time it is important not to jeopardize another inherent strength,
the sustained discipline that, ideally, the graduate seminar should
offer
the student who undertakes it. The proposed redefinitions, by
restricting
the number of reading courses the student may take out of
the minimum number of hours of coursework, is aneffort to retain the
opportunity for individual instruction while providing a context for its
best use in the stipulation that reading courses "follow special
interests
not available
through formal course work during the student's residence'."
The stipulation of the number of seminars for each option is meant to
serve the second"strength"
.
and to make good the statement under
"General Aims" that students "familiarize themselves with as broad a
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spectrum of literary types and periods as is reasonable within the
program chasen." The
redefinitions'also make clear the different
emphases
of the two programs, disallowing any assumption that one or

 
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the other is second rate. The recommended changes, setting the ratio
of seminars to reading courses and clarifying each program's aims,
make it possible for the student to choose more wisely according to
specific goals, and for the department to plan its course offerings on
a more rational basis.
In the department's view the specified length of the "extended essays"
was misleading: it might encourage the padding out of essays sufficient
as they stood, or it might discourage the use of essays merely on the
grounds of length. The standard, however, should be excellence not
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length, as the added definition now makes clear.
C.
Interdisciplinary Studies: In addition to the M.A. program described
here, the University offers degree programs to exceptionally able
applicants whose proposed course of studies cannot be carried out in
any existing program. Students interested in pursuing an M.A. may
wish to submit a proposal for Special Arrangements through the Office
of
the Dean of Graduate Studies. (Reference: General Regulations 3.4)
Rationale:
The document "Special Arrangements for Graduate Students," approved by
Senate, June
5,
1972, "lays out the conditions under which special
arrangements can be made for an incoming graduate student who wishes to
work outside or between established programs of the University." It is.
the
department's view that the opportunities thus provided for attracting
outstanding M.A. and Ph.D. candidates should be actively pursued. All
such Special Arrangements made for each individual student are subject
to periodic
review
by the Executive
Conunittee
of the Senate Graduate
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Examinations - (the following sentences to precede the paragraph)
After the completion
of
each 10 hours
of
course work, the student's
supervisory committee, if he has one, or the Graduate Studies Chairman
if he does not, will meet with the student to assess his or her progress
and competence to complete the degree program, and send a written report
on this assessment to the departmental Graduate Studies Committee with
a copy to the student. While the General Regulations set the minimum
Cumulative Grade Point Average necessary for continuance at 3.0, the
English Department regards any course grade below E to be unsatisfactory
and expects its students to achieve an average above the minimum. Any
student whose progress is deemed unsatisfactory may be aeked to withdraw
under 8.3 of the General Regulations.
Rationale:
The apparent emphasis on the "thesis option" is corrected by supplying
a description of the entire assessment procedure in the department as it
applies to both, options. General Regulations 8.1, on page 23 of the
Graduate Studies Calendar (1974-75), stipulates that "At least once each
year, the student's Supervisory Committee will report on his progress.
This report will be sent, in writing, to the Graduate Program Committee
with a copy to the student." The first sentence of the proposed addition
makes explicit the Supervisory Committee's responsibility in the matter
and sets the interval to correspond to the natural sequence of our
students' progress.
It was felt that some statement of departmental
policy
on the academic standard expected of graduate students was
called for in the calendar. The two last sentences of the addition
attempt to supply a definition
of "satisfactory progress"
(see General
Regulations 8.2)
that corresponds to the Department's practice. The
paragraph explaining the '
"preliminary oral examination," now
preceded by
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the recommended paragraph on general assessment, finds its appropriate
context and is no longer misleading.
Language Requirement.
- (to remain as is)
Description of English Graduate Courses (ENGL) - (to remain as is)
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Ph.D. Program - (to be added)
SAdmission
For admission requirements, refer to General Regulations section. In
addition, the English Department requires that the applicant must have
earned an M.A. degree or its equivalent, with high standing, in English
or Comparative Literature. It should be noted that the program Is
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strictly limited to a quota of 15 candidates at any one time; and further,
that the department must be satisfied that it is fully competent, with
respect both to available faculty and to available source material, to
serve the principal academic interests of each candidate in the program.
Consequently, all candidates will be expected to describe their study
plans in detail, and if possible, make themselves available for personal
interview with a representative of the department.
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Program of Study
The program requires concentration in one major area of literature and
three minor areas, provides continuous personal instruction and super-
vision, demands no course credits as such, and involves completion of a
thoroughly researched doctoral thesis. When the student has been
accepted, the department's Graduate Program Committee assigns a temporary
faculty adviser to assist in relating the student's academic interests
to the resources of the university. Within one month of the student's
first registration in the program, the same Committee assigns a Senior
Supervisor.
Together the Senior Supervisor and the student will begin
the course of studies designed to prepare the student
in the chosen
areas, for. the examinations detailed below, and for the definition of
a
thesis topic. Before the end of the second
semester
the department's
Graduate Program Committee assigns
a
Supervisory Committee consisting
of at least two of the department's faculty members in addition to the

 
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Senior Supervisor. The student's progress is appraised at the end of
each semester.
At least one of the student's minor areas must be in literature preceding
the nineteenth century. Any of the traditional specializations--such as
Medieval Literature, the Reanissance, and the Novel--and less traditional
studies, including various interdisciplinary combinations, are generally
acceptable if within the university's current competence. If writings
in a foreign language are a necessary part of any of the designated
areas of study, the student must achieve competence in that language
to the satisfaction of the Supervisory Committee. Otherwise the program
has no requirements for a second language.
The student will normally receive instruction individually but may
voluntarily take regular courses and may sometimes be required by the
Supervisory Committee, subject to the approval of the department's
Graduate Program Committee, to take one or more courses scheduled by the
department of English or by other departments. The student must take
individual instruction from at least three faculty members in addition
to the Senior Supervisor.
Interdisciplinary Studies
The Ph.D. program in English is designed not simply to tolerate but to
foster studies in areas outside traditionally designated fieldé.
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Normally such studies. may be carried on within the department, when
availability
of staff and resources permit. When this is not possible,
or when the applicant specifically
seeks
an interdisciplinary degree
that includes
study in more than one department, such a course of
study may be worked out through special arrangements with the Dean of

 
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Graduate Studies. (Reference: See General Regulations 3.4)
Examinations
Before the end of the third semester the student must take four
written examinations, with the option of submitting an essay in lieu of
one of them on a topic in one of the minor areas chosen in consultation
with the Senior Supervisor. One of the written examinations must be on
the major area. Works of literature and scholarship on which the
examination is centered must be specified by the Senior Supervisor six
months in advance of any examination, unless the student waives this
requirement. Before the end of the semester following that In which all
written examinations have been passed, the student is examined orally on
the major area and two of the minor areas. Should the student fail any
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part of either the written or the oral examination, the Graduate Program
Committee may give permission for reexamination on that part no later
than one semester after the failure.
Ph.D. Thesis
Before the end of the semester- following that in which the oral examina-
tion has been passed, the student presents a prospectus for the thesis,
defining the proposed investigation and demonstrating the relationship
between it and existing scholarship. This presentation is attended by
the Supervisory Committee, by a member of. the department's Graduate
Program Committee, and, if practicable, by the external examiner.
The completed thesis will be defended in oral examination. Judgement
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will be made by
an Examining Committee.
For the co'inpoaition
of the Examining Committee and other
details governing
the program as a whole, see General Regulations 9.4 and passim.

 
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