SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY .

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71431

MEMORANDUM

SENATE ?

SENATE COMMITTEE ON NON-CREDIT

From...... .INSTRUCTION

.... ............... ............ .............................................

REPORT ON COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES -

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OCTOBER 18, 1974

Sub•ject

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sUMMER1974......................................................

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.Date .....

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MOTION: ?

"That Senate ratify the course approved by the Senate Committee

on Non-Credit Instruction for offering during the Fall Semester,

1974, as set forth in S.74-131:

Offered by

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Course Title

Continuing Education

Solzhenitsyn and the Soviet Past

and Faculty of Arts

English Department

English 001 - Writing

Reading & Study Centre

Reading & Study 001 - 8 wks.

Reading & Study Centre

Reading & Study 001 - 4 wks.

Reading & Study Centre

English Language Program

Reading & Study Centre

Rapid Reading

Reading & Study Centre

Typing

Continuing Education

Photographer's Eye (advanced)

Continuing Education

Documentary Film

Communication Studies .

Video Vibes

Continuing Education

Introductory Japanese

Continuing Education

Intermediate Japanese

Library

Access to Information

Arts Centre

"At Home' & Rehearsal

Arts Centre

Elementary Dance

Arts Centre

Intermediate Dance

Arts Centre

Advanced Dance

Arts Centre ?

.

Super 8mm film

Arts Centre

. 16mm film

Arts Centre

Introduction to Video

Arts Centre

Continuing Video

Arts Centre ?

. Aesthetics of Video

Arts Centre

Theatre Workshop

Arts Centre

Lighting Workshop

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Arts Centre

Arts Centre

Arts Centre

Arts Centre

Arts Centre

Arts Centre

Arts Centre

Arts Centre

Arts Centre

Arts Centre

Arts Centre

Computing Centre

Computing Centre

Computing Centre

Computing Centre

Computing Centre

Computing Centre

Continuing Education

Health Services

Recreation Department

Sceneshop Skills

Audio Technical Skills

Madrigal Singers

Choir

Voice Production & Sight Reading (beginning)

Voice Production & Sight Reading (intermediate)

Language of Music

Beginning Recorder

Intermediate Recorder

Advanced Recorder

Renaissance Ensemble

Introduction to APL

Introduction to SPSS

Intermediate APL

Introduction to WYLBUR

Introduction to Software packages in the

program library

Computing Centre Orientation

Photographer's Eye - beg.

First Aid

Recreation Courses."

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The Senate Committee on Non-Credit Instruction has approved

the courses listed on the attached Motion sheet for offering during

the Fall semester, 1974. Course proposal forms for each of these

courses are attached, with the exception of the General Education Activity

Classes offered by the Department of Recreation. It was agreed that a

composite submission, a copy of which is also attached, could be made

for these particular courses. These courses are now submitted to Senate

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Course No.

NON-CREDIT 40Ufl[ PROPOSAL FORM

PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING DETAILS AND RETURN THE FORM TO:

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Senate

Division

Committee

of Continuing

on Non-Credit.

Education

Instruction

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby 2, B.C.

PROPOSED

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TITLE: Solzhenitsyn and the Soviet Past

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

SECTION I.

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To be completed for non-credit activities

offered under the auspices of the Division

of Continuing Education.

Proposed Instructor: ?

Dr. Jan Jozef Solecki

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Publicity Requirements: At the discretion of Continuing Education

(Please provide details of type of promotion required,

e.g. newspaper, general mailing, special mailing).

Posters and newspapers

Anticipated Course Budget:

Stipends/Honoraria Dr. J.J. Solecki

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$_

50.00

(Please list names and amounts)

Travel Expenses:

(Where applicable)

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Miscellaneous Expenses:

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$____________

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Miscellaneous Revenue:

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SECTION ii

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- To be completed for non-credit activities NOT offered

under the auspices of the Division of Continuing Education

Department/Division proposing the course:

Proposed Instructor: -

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Proposed Course 'Title:

(Please attach a full desCriPtion of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

Budget Arrangements:

Stipend/Honoraria:

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$

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Department! Division subsidizing course:

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To be arranged by Department proposing the course

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To be arranged through Continuing Education.

TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL NON-CREDIT ACTIVITIES

Intended "target" audience: (i.e. specific groups; general public;

why is the course necessary; for whom is it intended; etc.)

General public

Proposed time period for course: One lecture to be given both at noon and

in the evening, sometime during the last two weeks of May, 1974;

Commencement Date: P

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End Date:

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Thurs.

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space, equipment, etc.)

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ear in mind the

deadline dates

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course

submitt

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the Senate

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proposal forms to be

For ttq__Sjarr1ng emester: October 15:

Summer semester: February 15.)

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Date: April

19, 1974.

Signature of Proposer:

Signature of Instructor

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19, 1974. ?

Department/Divis

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Authofl\

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flan of Arts Of fi ce

(where applicable), ?

Date:

April 19, 1974

NOTE: Courses sponsored by Departments,

Centres, or Divisions, should bear the

signature of the Division, Department

or Centre Chairperson.

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For Office Use:

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Date received: ?

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Date Submitted to Non-Credit Committee: 1.

2.

3.

Approved:

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NON-CREDIT COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING DETAILS AND RETURN THE FORM TO:

Chairman

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Senate

do

Division

Committee

of Continuing

on Non-Credit

Education

Instruction

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby 2, B.C.

PROP .O.SD COURSE TITLE:

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English 001-0

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:(1èase attach a full description of the course,

,.iqidJ cat ing course .content, etc.)

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To be completed for non-credit activities

offered under the auspices of the Division

of Continuing Education.

Prop6sed Instructor: .

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David Savage

.:.Jease attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Pub 1jac-i -

,ty Requirements:

:.P1ase provide detaiTs of type of promotion required,

eg newspaper, general mailing, special mailing)

Anticipated Course Budget:

Stipe9ds/H0n0rar

'.(Pléase list names and amounts)

$ ?

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Travel Expenses:

(Where applicable)

• Miscellaneous Expenses:

Revenue:

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Total $____________

Cóursé fees:

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x

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SECTION 11

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- To be completed for non-credit activities NOT offered

under the auspices of the Division of Continuing Education

Department/Division proposing the course:

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English

Proposed Instructor:

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David Savage

(Please attach resume, irnot regular SFU faculty)

Proposed Course Title:

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English 001 - Writing

(Please attach a full desCriPtiofl of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

The principles and practices of expository

writing. This course will require two hours class time a week.

Budget Arrangements:

St ipend/Honoraria:

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.

Revenues (i.e. fees, etc.)

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$

Department/Division subsidizing course:

Publicity Requirements:

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To be arranged by Department proposing the course

i:n To be arranged through Continuing Education.

TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL NON-CREDIT ACTIVITIES:

target audience: (i.e. specific groups; general public;

the course necessary; for whom is it intended; etc.)

Proposed time period for course:

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Fall Trimester 1974

Commencement Date:

September 9, 1974

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End Date:

December 5. 974

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2:30 - 3:32 Tut. #4

- 2:20 Tut. #2

Location Proposed:

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Seminar room

Fee to be charged:

Enrolment: ?

Maximum ___________ ?

Minimum

Any Special Requirements: (i.e. space, equipment, etc.)

(NOTE: Persons proposing courses should bear in mind the

deadi ne dates for course proposal forms to be

submitted to the Senate Committee on Non-Credit

Instruction:

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For the Fall semester: June 15.

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For the Spring semester: October 15.

the Summer semester: February 15.)

intended

why is

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Evaluation Date:

Number of times

offered:

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Signature of Proposer:

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Date:___________

Signature of Instructor:

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Date:

Department/Division Authorization:

(where applicable)

Date:

NOTE: Courses sponsored by Departments,

Centres, or Divisions, should bear the

signature of the Division, Department

or Centre Chairperson.

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For Office Use:

Date received:

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Course No.

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Date Submitted to Non-Credit Committee: 1.

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COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

. Course Title:

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Reading and Study 001 - 8 week section

Full Description of Course: Reading and Study 001 is a non-credit course for

training students in effective methods of reading

and study. It consists of a one-hour lecture, one-

hour tutorial and one-hour lab session per week.

Purposeful, flexible reading skills and planned

scheduled study techniques are emphasized. Increased

reading speed is one aspect of the training, but the

main emphasis is on speed of comprehension. A

student's present reading skills and Study patterns

are assessed prior to individual programming.

Main areas of emphasis:

- rapid reading and comprehension

- correlation of lectures and reading material for

essays or exam purposes.

- critical reading

- exam writing

- notetaking and listening

concentration and retention

Requirements for Entrants:(lf any): Registered in present semester at SF11

Rationale for the Course: To help students deal effectively with course and

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degree requirements.

For Whom is the Course Intended: Registered SFU students

(course is also open to interested Faculty and staff)

ProDosed Dates, Time and Place of Offerings:

First eight weeks of each Semester

Jan. -

April; May - August; Sptember - December.

Formal lecture-tutorial time

Labs continue for whole semester

Time: 9:30 - 3:30 (Each student registers for 3 hours

per week - time to be chosen from Non-Credit

Programs and Activities Schedule; an example is

attached)

Place: AQ 3058, AQ 3057, and AQ 3052

Proposed Instructors: ?

Regular Reading and Study staff

P.L. Franklin, Director

B. Bowman, Assistant to Director

Reading Assistant -

Reading Assistant- (at present two short)

Proposed Student Fee:

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NIL

Maximum number of students: 350 per semester , Spring and Fall; 200 - Summer

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Proposed Course Budget: covered in regular fiscal budget

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Expenses: Instructor(s) stipend(s):

Travel & Accomodat ion

Rental of Facilities:

Equipment and Materials;

Other expenses (list):

TOTAL COST

Anticipated Revenue:,

?

NIL

Net Cost of Proposed Course:

?

NIL

Special Details of Proposed Course:

Signature of the Author of the Proposal:

Date

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( N

on-Credit)

Course Title:

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Reading and Study 001 -. 4 week section

Full Description of Course:

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Reading and Study 001 is a non-credit course for

training students in effective methods of reading and

study. it consists of a one-hour lecture, one-hour

tutorial and one-hour lab session per week. Purposeful,

flexible reading skills and planned scheduled study

techniques are emphasized. Increased reading speed is one

aspect of the training, but the main emphasis is on speed

of comprehension. A student's present reading skills and

study patterns are assessed prior to individual pro-

gramming.

Main areas of emphasis:

- rapid reading and comprehension

- correlation of lectures and reading material for

essays or exam purposes

- critical reading

- exam writing

- notetaking and listening

- concentration and retention

Requirements for Entrants (if.any): Registered at SFU for present semester

or for next semester

Rationale for the 'Course: as for 8 week course

For Whom is the Course Intended: Especially relevant to special or mature students

in their first semester or just prior to their first

semester at SFU.

- also open to interested faculty, staff and regular

students

proposed Dates, Time and Place of Offerings:

Ninth to twelfth week of each semester

- formal lecture-tutorial time

- labs continue to end of semester

Time: each student registers for two, 1 1/2 hour

sessions per week or three 1 hour sessions per

week between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.

.

Reading and Study Staff -

P. L. Franklin, Director

B. Bowman, Assistant to Director

Reading Assistant -(at present one short)

Proposed Instructors:

!p osed

Student Fee:

.

Free to

$60 to

Maximum number of studnts:

registered students

non-registered students

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Proposed Course Budget: covered in regular fiscal budget

Expenses: Instructor(s) stipend(s):

Travel & Accomodation

Rent

a

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rJL.Jo.

Equipment and Materials;

Other expenses (list):

TOTAL COST

Anticipated Revenue:

?

NIL

Net Cost of Proposed Course:

?

NIL

Special Details of Proposed Course:

Signatire of the Author of the Proposal:

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Date

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COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

(Non-Credit)

Course Title:

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Reading and Study Centre, English Language Program

Full DescriPtiOfl of Course: Reading, Writing & Structure, Pronunciation and

Aural Comprehension Skill Improvement for Non-

native speakers of English

Requirements for Entrants (if any):

Demonstrated need (assessment)

Rationale for the Course:

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To remove language impediments to successful

academic performance

For Whom is the Course Intended: Registered students who are non-native speakers

of English and some potential Simon Fraser University

students who require additional language competency

for entrance

Proposed Dates, Time and Place 2.LQffer1n8:

Jan.

3 semesters

- Apr.; May - Aug.; Sept. - Dec.

at the Reading and Study Centre

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posed Instructor(s):

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Lee Lightfoot

Jean Rowe

.Proposed Student Fee:

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Free to registered students (NON-registered

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students,' $60)

Maximum number of Students:

!posed Course Budget:

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Included in regular Reading and Study Centre

Budget

Expenses: Instructor(s) stipend(s);

Travel & AccomodatiOn

(for off-

Rental of Facilities:

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campus course using rented

space)

Equipment & Materials:

Other expenses (list):

TOTAL COST:

anticipated Revenue:

?

'

Student fees:

Net Cost of Proposed Course:

?

NIL

Special Details of Proposed Course

Signature of the Author of the Proposal

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(Non-Credit)

Course Title:

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Rapid Reading for the Business and Professional

Community

Full Description of Course: An eight week evening program stressing rate and

comprehension in reading for recreation and business

Requirements for Entrants (if any):

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NONE

Rationale for the Course: Enable the business and professional person to

process reading material quickly and effectively

For Whom is the Course Intended: For the business and professional person

Proposed Dates, Time and Place of Offering:

/

7:00 - 9:00

P.M.

Place: AQ3057, AQ3058

Proposed Instructor:

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Regular Reading and Study Staff

Proposed Student Fee:

?

(includes textbook)

.

?

Maximum number of students:

Proposed Course Budget.:

Nc.

Expenses: Xnstructor(s) stipend(s):

(depends on staff availability)

Travel & AccomodatiOn

Rental of Facilities:

Equipment & Materials:

Other expenses (list): Advertising

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Postage, Office Supplies

TOTAL COST:

(for off-

campus course using rented space)

J

Anticipated Revenue:

?

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Student fees:

?

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'-t1

.

Net Cost of Proposed Course:

Special Details of Proposed Course:

Signature of the Author of the Proposal:

Date:

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COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

(Non-Credit)

Course Title:

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Reading and Study, Typing Course

Full Description of Course: Course designed to teach keyboard by touch -

control and about the operating parts of a type-

writer

Requirements for Entrants (if any): NONE

Rationale for the Course: To enable students to type their own papers/thesis

(asaignments)

For Whom is the Course Intended: Registered SFU students (course also open to

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interested

ted Faculty and staff)

Proposed Dates, Time and Place of Offerings: For full semester (see example of

Programs and Activities schedule attached)

Place: AQ3053

Proposed

Instructor:

M. Jones

Proposed

Student Fee:

$15/semester

Maximum number of students:

?

30 - 40 per semester

Proposed Course Budget: included in regular fiscal budget

Expenses: Instructor(s) stipend(s):

Travel & Accomodation

(for off-campus

course using rented space)

Rental of Facilities:

Equipment & Materials:

Other expenses (list):

TOTAL COST:

Anticipated Revenue:

Student fees:

?

$450 - $600

Net Cost of Proposed Course:

?

NIL

Special Details of Proposed Course:

Signature of the Author of the Proposal:

Date:

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NON-CREDIT COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING DETAILS AND RETURN THE FORM TO:

Chairman

do

Senate

Division

Committee

of Continuing

on Non-Credit

Education

Instruction

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby 2, B.C.

THE PHOTOGRAPHER'S EYE

PROPOSED COURSE TITLE: Advaned Creative Photography (Work Shop II)

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

SECTION I.

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To be completed for non-credit activities

offered under the auspices of the Division

of Continuing Education.

Proposed Instructor: ?

DENES DEVENYI

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Publicity Requirements:

Contact all previous students of Workshop I.

(Please provide details of type of promotion required,

e.g. newspaper, general mailing, special mailing).

Anticipated Course Budget:

Stipends/Honoraria

?

$481.00

(Please list names and amounts)

Travel Expenses:

(Where applicable)

Miscellaneous Expenses:

?

$_

19.Q0

Total

$500.QO

Revenue:

Course fees:

?

x

$_

45.00 ?

$______________

Miscellaneous Revenue:

?

?

$____________

Total $____________

NOTE: Fee to be raised to

$45.00

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SECTION II

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- To be completed for non-credit activities NOT offered

under the auspices of the Division of Continuing Education.

Department/Division proposing the course:

Proposed Instructor:

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Proposed Course Title:

(Please attach a fulT description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

Budget Arrangements:

St ipend/Honoraria:

?

$

Revenues (i.e. fees, etc.)

Department/Division subsidizing course:

Publicity Requirements:

J

To be arranged by Department proposing the course

El

To be arranged through Continuing Education.

TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL NON-CREDIT ACTIVITIES:

Intended 'target" audience: (i.e. specific groups; general public;

why is the course necessary; for whom is it intended; etc.)

All

p

revious Worksho

p

I students (N..B. The course was requested by many)

Proposed time period for course: in ec

Commencement Date:

Jupé

26th

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End Date:

Au

g

. 28th

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Mon. [j Tues.

GI

Wed.

[J

Thurs.

[J

Fri.

Ej

Sat. ?

Sun.

Time: ?

from ?

8 P.M. ?

to 10 P.M.

Location Proposed:

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S.F.L ?

(A.0. 5014)

Fee to be charged:

?

$45.00

Enrolment: ?

Maximum

?

Minimum ?

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Any Special Requirements: (i.e. space, equipment, etc.)

0aaue Projector

(NOTE: Persons proposing courses should bear in mind the

deadlin 4

e dates for course proposal forms to be

submitted to the Senate Committee on Non-Credit

Instruction: ?

For the Fall semester: June 15.

For the Spring semester: October 15.

For the Sunnier semester: February 15.)

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Signature of Proposer:

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Date:

Signtue Of Instructor:

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Date:

Department/Division Authorization:

(where applicable)

Date:

NOTE: Courses sponsored by Departments,

Centres, or Divisions, should bear the

signature of the Division, Department

or Centre Chairperson.

Class limited

S

.

Includes lectures.

L m,,runsirations and

extensive

discussion

o!entS_work

Of value to interested amateur and

serious professional.

Genes Devenyi is a well known Canadian

photographer who has had several

one-man photographic exhibitions in this

country and abroad for which he has

won international recognition.

This course is a continuation of the

Introductory Workshop which is a

prerequisite. Students will be further

acquainted with the principles of Gestalt

photography. Emphasis will be placed on

individual work and style and students

will be able to put into practice some of

the theories. Group discussion of the

work is a major part of this course. There

will he some experiments aimed at

opening up new areas for the creative

student. Discussion of the work of great

photographers and current trends is also

part of the course, Some specific

assignments will befrom time to

time.

For Office Use:

Date received: ?

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Date Submitted to Non-Credit Committee:

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2.

3.

Approved:

Reason for rejection:

1.

2.

3.

Act ion:

Rejected: I.

2.

3.

Evaluation Date:

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Number of times

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NON-CREDIT COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

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FORM TO:

Chairman

Senate Committee on Non-Credit Instruction

do

Division of Continuing Education

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby 2, B.C.

PROPOSED COURSE TITLE:

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DOCUMENTARY FILM

(Please attach a full description Of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

See also general accompanying statements

to all four film courses.

SECTION I. ?

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To be completed for non-credit activities

offered under the auspices of the Division

of Continuing Education.

Proposed Instructor:

N. E. Eliot Hurst (organizer)

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Publicity Requirements: ?

Newspaper, etc.

(Please provide details of type of promotion required,

e.g. newspaper, general mailing, special mailing).

Anticipated Course Budget:

Stipends/Honorari.a

13 discussants @ $50.00

(Please list names and amounts)

AV technician

Travel Expenses:

(Where applicable)

Miscellaneous Expenses:

complete film charges

and freight

$_650.00

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$2,000.00 ?

*

Total $_____________

Revenue:

C

o u r s e fees:

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X $_______________

Miscellaneous Revenue:

Total $____________

* This figure is an absolute maximum, c4sts will probably be much,much lower.

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- To be completed for non-credit activities NOT offered

under the auspices of the Division of Continuing Education.

Department/Division proposing the course:

Proposed Instructor:

(Please attach resume

)

, if not regular SFU faculty)

Proposed Course Title:

(Please attach a fulTdescriPti0n of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

Budget Arrangements:

Stipend/Honoraria:

Revenues (i.e. fees,, etc.)

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$

Department! Division subsidizing course:

Publicity Requirements':

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To be arranged by Department proposing the course

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To be arranged through Continuing Education.

TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL NON-CREDIT ACTIVITIES:

Intended "target" audience: (i.e. specific groups; general public;

why is the course necessary; for whom is it intended; etc.)

General

community

Proposed time period for course:

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13 weeks

Commencement Date:7th or 8th September_

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End Date:

Nov.

30th/Dec. 1st.

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11 Tues.

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Wed.

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Thurs.

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Fri.

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Sat DR[Sun.

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Time:

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from 2 hour sessions, proposed to?

times to be chosen by Continu

Location Proposed:

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OFF CM1PUS (site tobi

Fee to be charged:

Enrolment: ?

Maximum

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Minimum

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10

.

Any

Special

Requirements: ?

(i.e.

space,

equipment,

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etc.)

AV

Equipment

(2, 16

mm.

projectors,

screens,

etc). and television

(NOTE: Persons proposing courses should bear in mind the

deadline dates for course proposal forms to be

submitted to the Senate Committee on Non-Credit

Instruction: ?

For the Fall semester: June 15.

For the Spring semester: October 15

For the Summer semester: February 15.)

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Signature of Instructor

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Date:

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Department/Division Author/izat ion:

(where applicable)

Date:

NOTE: Courses sponsored by Departments,

Centres, or Divisions, should bear the

signature of the Division, Department

or Centre Chairperson.

.

For office Use:

Date received: ?

Course No.

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2.

3.

Approved: ri

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Rejected: 1.

2.

3.

Reason for rejection:

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DOCUMENTARY FILM

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The "documentary" since earliest film-making has been a

somewhat separate art; the boundaries between documentaries and

realistic movies is somewhat diffuse however: This course will

assume, however, that the documentary film essentially documents

the real world perceived by the film-maker in a reasonably every-

day situation. That the object of portraying some aspect of real

life

in

a "non-fictional" way is to better communicate to the

audience that reality free of chaos; disruption and noise; such

entropy is controlled in order to communicate some minimal necessary

structure of.me.ssages.

The course will trace from earliest beginnings, including

newsreels made as early as 1895, the documentary film. Besides

well'-knowh documentary film-makers (Grierson, Flaherty, King,

and Wiseman), the much envied British and Canadian documentary

traditions, specific uses of such films (including propaganda),

and the avant garde are examined.

1. ?

September 7th.

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The beginnings

(i)

Lumière Programme, Fr., 1895, Lumière, 7 mins, b&w,

silent.

(ii)

Inflation, Germany, 1927, Hans Richter, 4 mins, silent.

.

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(iii)

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Le Ballet Mchanigue, Fr., 1924, F. Leger, 14 mins,

silent.

(iv)

A propos de Nice, Fr., 1930, Jean Vigo, 38 mins,

silent.

(v)

Rhapsody in two languages, Canada, 1933, Sparling/Assoc.

Screen News, 10 mins.

(vi)

Newsparade, 1938,

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U.S., 1938, 9 mins, b&w.

Examples will also be included from the following:

(vii)

People on Sunday, Germ., 1920, R. Sjodmak, 89 mins, b&w..

(viii)

Haxan: a history of witchcraft, Sweden, 1918-21,

B. Christenson, 125 mins, b&w.

(ix)

Fall of the Romanov Dynasty, Esther Stub, U.S.S.R.,

1927, 67 mins, b&w.

(x)

Berlin - symphony of a city, W. Ruttmann, Germ., 1927,

(xi)

New Earth, Janis Ivens, Neths., 1934, 30 mins.

Discussant

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2. September 14th. Selected documentary directors

(a) John Grierson

(i)

Drifters, 1929, 60 mins, silent, (made for Empire

Marketing Board).

(ii)

Night Mail, 1936, 24 mns, (made for G.P0., with

assistance of W.H. Auden and Benjamin Britten).

(iii)

Song of Ceylon, 1934, 40 mins.

Excerpts will also be included from the new N.F.B. documentary,

Grierson

3. ?

September 21st. Selected documentary directors

(b)

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R.J. Flaherty

(i)

Louisiana Story, U.S., 1948, 78 mins, b&w.

and excerpts from -

(ii)

Nanook of the North, Canada, 1922, 92 mins, b&w.

(iii)

The Land, U.S., 1941, 42 mins,

b&w.

Discussant

4. September 28th. Selected documentary directors

- ? (c) ?

Allan King

(1) ?

Come on children, Canada, 1973, 92 mins, cal.

(ii)

Private world of James Jones, U.S., 1968, 30 mins, b&w.

and excerpts from -

(iii)

Warrendale, Canada, 1966, 100 mins, b&w.

(iv)

A married couple, Canada, 1969, 95 mins, b&w.

(v)

Will the real Norman Mailer please stand up, U.K.

(B.B.C.-T.V.), 1970, 58 mins, col.

Discussant

5. October 5th. Selected documentary directors

1(d). Frank Wiseman

(i) ?

Basic Training, 1971, 89mins,b&w.

and excerpts from -

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(ii)

Essene, 1972, 86 mins, b&w.

(iii)

High School, 1969, 75 mins, b&w.

(iv)

Hospital, 1971, 84 mins, b&w.

(v)

Law and Order, 1969, 81 mins, b&w.

If it is possible to get hold of a copy, Titticut Follies

will be shown.

Discussant

6. October 12th.

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Lindsay Anderson and the British

School of the 1950's.

(i)

0 Dreamland ?

L. Anderson, 13 mins, b&w, 1954.

(ii)

Thursday's Children, L. Anderson, 20 mins, b&w, 1954.

(iii)

Momma don't allow, Tony Richardson, 22 mins, B&w, 1956.

(iv)

Together, Lorenza Mazzetti, 1956, 52 mins, (excerpts)

(v)

Morning in the Streets, B.B.C.-T.V. Northern Film

Unit, 25 mins, b&w, 196O

(vi)

Terminus, John Schlesinger, 1961, 35 mins, b&w (excerpts).

Discussant

7. ?

October 19th.

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The N.F.B. Tradition - part 1.

(i)

Mail Early for Christmas, Norman McLaren, 1941, 2 mins,

colour.

(ii)

Churchill's Island, Stuart Legg, 1941, 20 mins, b&w.

(iii)

Proudest Girl in the World, Julian Hoffman, 1943,

2mins,

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W.

(iv)

Romance of Transportation, Tom Daly, 1953, 11 mins,

b&w or colour.

(v)

Paul Tomcowicz, Roman Kroitor, 1954, 10 mins, b&w.

(vi)

Blinkity Blank, Norman McLaren, 1955, 5 mins, colour &

bTw.

Discussant: ?

Jan Clemans, National Film Board.

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8. October 26th. The N.F.B. Tradition - Part 2.

(1)

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City of Gold, Cohn Low/Wolf Koenig, 1957, 20 mins,

b &w.

C

(ii)

Lonely Boy, 1961, 27 mins.

(iii)

Universe, Cohn Low, 1961, 30 mins.

(iv)

Very Nice, Very Nice, Arthur Lipsett, 1961, 10 mins,

b&w.

(v)

Angel,'Derek May, 1966, 7 mins, b&w.

(vi)

Carousels, Bernard Longpr, 1967, 8 mins, colour.

(vii)

Rise and Fall of the Great Lakes, William Mason,.

1968, 17 mins, colour.

(viii)

Walking, Ryan Larkin, 1968, 5 mins, colour.

(ix)

Ballad of Crowfoot, Willie Dunn, 1968, 10 mins, b&w.

(x)

Evolution, Michael Mills, 1971, 13 mins, colour.

(xi)

Ballet Adagio, Norman McLaren,

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1973, 10 mins, colour.

(xii)

Balablok, Bretislav Pojar, 1973, 10 mins, colour.

Discussant: ?

Mark Slade, National Film Board.

9.

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November ?

2nd. ?

Specific

uses

of the documentary

(a)

historic/ahistoriC

recreations.

(1)

Culloden,

P.

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Watkins,

B.B.C.-T.V., ?

1964, ?

72 ?

mins,

b&w.

(ii)

Diary of

a ?

Harlem

?

Family, ?

Gordon

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Parks, ?

U.S., ?

1968,

20 ?

mins,

b&w.

(iii)

Zero for

conduct, ?

Jean

Vigo, ?

Fr., ?

1933, ?

44 ?

mins.

and excerpts from -

(iv)(v)

Brian's

Faces, John

,

Song,

Cassavetes,

Buss Kulik,

U.S.,

U.S.,

1968,

1972,

129

75

mins,

mins,

b&w.

colour.

Discussant

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10. November 9th.Specific uses of the documentary

(b) Propaganda.

(1) ?

Future Shock, U.S.

(ii)

A fable for friendship, J. Trnka/UNESCO, Czech,

1958, 10 mns, col.

(iii)

News

p

arade, 1942

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U.S. 1942, Universal, 9 mins,

b&w.

(iv)

Nosotros Venceramos, Jon Lewis, U.S., 1971, 11 mins,

b&w.

(v)

The World is Rich, Paul Rotha, U.K., 1947, 35 mins,

b&w.

(vi)

La Paz, Anon. Argentine, 1968, .5 mins, b&w.

and excerpts from

(vi) ?

Triumph of the Will, Lefli Riefenstahi, Germany

1934-6, 120 mins, b&w.

(vii)

World of Plenty, Paul Rotha, U.K., 1943, 46 mins, b&w.

.

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(viii) Kommando 52, Walter Heyrowski, E.Germany, 1965,

34 mins, b&w.

(ix)

Kino Pravda, 1922, D. Vertov, U.S.S.R., 18 mins, b&w.

(x)

Cuba Va

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Felix Greene, U.K., 1971, col, 76 mins.

(xi)

You don't have to buy war, Mrs. Smith, Another mother

for peace, U.S., 1970, 30 mins, b&w.

(xii)

Viva frelino, Mozambique, Neths. T.V., 1969,

30 mins, col.

(xiii)

Witnesses, Internal Defense Aid, U.K., 1971, 30 mins,

col

(xiv)

Finally got the news, Stewart Bird, 1970, 55 mins,

col

Discussant

11. November 16th. Specific uses of the documentary

(c) The 7 oetic.

Grey's Elegy, U.K., 193-

(i)

S

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Discussant

12. ?

November ?

23rd.

Specific ?

uses ?

of ?

the documentary

(d)

?

The ?

Event.

(i)

Echoes

?

-

?

Pink

?

Floyd ?

(Pink ?

Floyd ?

at ?

Pompeii),

Germ./Fr., ?

1972, ?

D.

?

D'Adrien

?

Maben, ?

90

?

mins,

colour.

and excerpts

from -

•

(ii)

The ?

Tacoma ?

Narrows ?

Bridge,

?

U.S.A., ?

1942,

22 mins.

(iii)

Johnny ?

Cash, ?

Robert ?

Elfstrom, ?

U.S., ?

1969,

94mins, ?

colour.

(iv)

the Making ?

of

?

Butch Cassidy and

?

the ?

Sun ?

Dance ?

Kid,

R.L. ?

Crawford, ?

U.S., ?

1969, ?

52

?

mins, ?

colour.

Discussant

13. ?

November 30th.

?

"The avante garde"

?

-

?

of yesterday and

?

today.

• ?

(i)

A ?

test

?

of ?

violence,

?

Stuart ?

Cooper, ?

U.S.,

?

1969,

18 mins,

?

b&w.

(ii)

Un

?

Chien ?

Andalou,

?

Bunuel/Dali,

?

Fr., ?

1928, ?

23 ?

mins,

•

b&w.

•

?

(iii)

Entr'acte, ?

Rena ?

Clair,

?

Fr., ?

1924, ?

22 ?

mins, ?

silent.

(iv)

Abel

?

Gance: ?

Flier ?

et ?

Demain,

?

Nelly ?

Kaplan, ?

Fr.,

1963, ?

28 mins, ?

b&w/colour.

(v)

A

?

Day with

?

the ?

Boys, ?

Clu ?

Gulager, ?

U.S., ?

1970

rnTns, colour.

(ii) A Child's Christmas in Wales, Lightener!

D. Thomas, U.K., 1963, 28 mins, b&w.

W

?

(iii)

p

alissades, Guy Potignat, Fr., 1962, 14 •mins,

col.

(iv)

Guernica,

(v)

Espolio, Birney, Canada, 1970, 4 mins, col

and excerpts from -

(vi)

Mnilmontaflt, Kirsanov, Fr., 1924, 35 mins.

(vii)

Denise Levertov and Charles Olson, N.E.T.,

U.S., 1965, 30 mins, b&w.

-

?

29

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30

IMP

55, ?

IA

7: ?

_. 4t4• ?

•:

•

?

:

?

.

,:. ?

.

4

4

.

.

•'.

(vi)

?

New 'York

?

New York, ?

Frances Thompson,

WS., ?

1958,.i5minS,. col ..

(vii) ?

Stne, ?

R. ?

serva1sBe1gUm, ?

1963, ?

17

?

mins,

•

?

b&w.

•

(viii) ?

L'Homme ?

Seul, ?

P. ?

.ed

4

o

,

uX,.Belgium,

?

1963, ?

17

?

mins,

and excerpts

?

from -

(ix) ?

The ?

Blood ?

of

?

a

?

Poet,

?

Jean ?

Cocteau, ?

Fr., ?

1930,

•

13 mins,

?

b&w.

(x) ?

Dynamite

?

Chicken,

?

Ernie

?

Pintoff, ?

U.S.A., ?

1970,

120 mins, ?

colour.

(xi) ?

Penny Arcade

?

(Captain ?

Flash ?

vs. ?

the ?

bat),

H.

?

Huwit.Z,

?

U.S., ?

1965, ?

45 ?

mins.

Discussant

•

0

•

? • ?

.

?

• ?

0

•

••• ? •

?

D

•

?

•0000•

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The Video Vibes class Al intended to introduce and familiarize

anyone who is interested in how to use the Video Studio located

in the Communication Studies Department of S.F.U.. It is more a

practical course on operation of equipment with a sprinkling of

the theoretical.

The course is Open to anyone on campus with priority on CANS Studies

students. Once they have shown their competency in

running

the system,

a diploma with a gold, silver, blue, or red star (depending on how

well they do) will be issued to them and they are free to use the

facilities thereafter.

1k

This non-credit workshop is offered as an aid to students

who wish to use the departments equipment in conjunction

with their courses.

lie

- ?

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Course No.

?

94

Ak

7'

NON-CREDIT COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING DETAILS AND RETURN THE FORM TO:

Chairman

Senate Committee on Non-Credit Instruction

do

Division of Continuing Education

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby 2, B.C.

PROPOSED COURSE TITLE:

?

VIDEO

VIBES

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

SECTION I.

?

- ?

To be completed for non-credit activities

offered under the auspices of the Division

of Continuing Education.

Proposed Instructor: ?

Af/-7C4.IL

L_

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Publicity Requirements:

(Please provide details of type of promotion required,

e.g. newspaper, general mailing, special mailing).

Anticipated Course Budget:

Stipends/Honoraria

?

$_____________

(Please list names and amounts)

Travel Expenses:

(Where applicable)

?

$____________

Miscellaneous Expenses:

?

S ?

$____________

Total $_____________

Revenue:

Course fees:

?

x $_________________ ?

$______________

Miscellaneous Revenue:

?

$____________

Total

$_Nil

- ?

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.

SECTION II

?

- To be completed for non-credit activities NOT offered

under the auspices of the Division of Continuing Education

Department/Division proposing the course:

Communication Studies

Proposed Instructor:

?

R.J. Bidwell

?

(Tech - SFU staff)

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Proposed Course Title:

?

Video Vibes

(Please attach a fulTdescriPtiOfl of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

Budget Arrangements:

Stipend/Honoraria:

?

$

Revenues (i.e. fees, etc.)

?

$

Department/Division subsidizing course:

Publicity Requirements:

3

To be arranged by Department proposing the course

El

To be arranged through Continuing Education.

TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL NON-CREDIT ACTIVITIES:

Intended

I

targe

tu

audience: (i.e. specific groups; general public;?

why is the course necessary; for whom is it intended; etc.)

open to anyone desiring knowledge of video in a studio situation with priorit

y

on CMNS

students.

Proposed time period for course:

?

2 hrs./wk

Commencement Date;

3rd wk. of every semester

?

End Date:

JJ

Mon.

Ej

Tues.

E

j

Wed.

?

J

Thurs. ?

fl

Fri. ?

J

Sat.

J

Sun.

S

Time: ?

from

?

10:30

?

to

?

12:30

Location Proposed:

Classroom Block 6212, 6213, 6214

Fee to be charged:

?

Nil

Enrolment:

?

Maximum

?

25

?

Minimum

Any Special Requirements: (i.e. space, equipment, etc.)

Nil

(NOTE: Persons proposing courses should bear in mind the

deadlinç dates for course proposal forms to be

submitted to the Senate Committee on Non-Credit

Instruction: ?

For the Fall semester: June 15.

For the Spring semester: October 1.

For the Summer semester: February 15.)

33

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Date:

?

/

-3-

.

Signature of Proposer:

:::;: iL:::ation:

c

(where applicable)

NOTE: Courses sponsored by Departments,

Centres, or Divisions, should bear the

signature of the Division, Department

or Centre .

Chairperson.

.

For Office Use:

Date received:

?

Course No.

Date Submitted to Non-Credit Committee: 1.

2.

3.

Approved: ?

Rejected: 1.

2.

3.

Reason for rejection:

2.

_______________________________________________

3..

Act ion: IM

?

J - ?

ci

L

cxi-çJ-

t:j

Evaluation Date:

?

Number of times

.

?

offered:

9-73 -

?

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SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

.

?

MEMORANDUM.

From .......

.......

.

H1.ro ehi. Tanaka

Department of Geography, SFU

Date..

?

June 4, 1974

To ?

Kay Pearson, Secretary, Senate

.Cbmrnitté

......

on

....

Non-Credit ......... ..................

Instruction, Division of

.Co

.tThulng

.... EdU

Subject ........

In.tr.o.u.c.to...y ... J..a.p.ane.ae..................................

Fall,

1974

This course is intended to familiarize students with

simple conversational skills and to introduce them to Japanese

culture through 1anuage practice, discussion and films.

Week ?

Exercise

?

Film(20 minutes)

The Language of Japan

A Journey to Western Japan

Folk Songs of Japan

Journey Through Japan

Traditional Music

Festival Japan

Four Seasons of Japan

Two Weeks in Japan

Kabuki

Culinary Art of Japan

1

HiraEana & Katakana

2

Greetings & Salutations

3

Basic Sentence Structure

4

Wa&Ga

5

Counting

6

Finding Locations

7

Eating

8

Shopping

9

More Locations

10

Making Friends

Text: attached (

2 ?

)

.

35

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?

Course No.

?

7^ivc 7c

NON-CREDIT COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

PLEASE CO

?

OWING DETA

?

THE FORM TO:

Chairman

Senate Committee on Non-Credit Instruction

do Division of Continuing Education

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby 2, B.C.

PROPOSED COURSE TITLE:

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

SECTION I.

?

- ?

To be completed for non-credit activities

offered under the auspices of the Division

of Continuing Education.

Proposed Instructor: ?

PA

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Publicity Requirements: ?

'?cQV

(Please provide details of type

of

promotion required,

e.g. newspaper, general mailing, special mailing).

Anticipated Course Budget:

Stipends/Honoraria'

?

$

(Please list names and amounts)

Travel Expenses:

(Where applicable) -

Miscellaneous Expenses:

Revenue: ?

I

?

Total

$_____________

Course fees: ? x

$

Miscellaneous Revenue:

is

?

Total S

is

- ?

36

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.

.

.

-2-

SECTION Ii

?

- To be completed for non-credit activities NOT offered

under the auspices of the Division of Continuing Education

Department/Division proposing the course:

Proposed Instructor:

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Proposed Course Title:

(Please attach a full descriptiOfl of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

Budget Arrangements:

Stipend/Honoraria:

?

$

Revenues (i.e. fees, etc.)

?

$

Department/Division subsidizing course:

Publicity Requirements:

LI

To be arranged by Department proposing the course

El

To be arranged through Continuing Education.

TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL NONCREDIT ACTIVITIES:

Intended "target

"

audience: (i.e. specific groups; general public;

why is the course necessary; for whom is it intended; etc.)?

?

wo

cViQ ?

r.ic

Proposed time period for course:

Commencement Date:

?

End Date:

?

2.7

LI

Mon.

LI

Tues.

N

Wed. [] Thurs. [] Fri.

?

Sat.

[J

Sun.

Time: ?

from ?

7

C)

r"'

?

to ?

q 3o

Location Proposed:

?

o

cF•

--

Fee to be charged:

Enrolment: ?

Maximum

?

Minimum

?

Any Special Requirements: (i.e. space, equipment, etc.)

VAJV

Q

(NOTE: Persons proposing courses should bear in mind the

deadline dates for course proposal forms to be

submitted to the Senate Committee on Non-Credit

?

Instruction: ?

For the Fall semester: June 15.

For the Spring semester: October 15.

For the Summer semester: February 15.)

37

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Signature of Proposer:

?

Date:

Signature of Instructor:

?

OAAI1

?

Date: ?

31€

4 )'1

Department/Division Authorization:

(where applicable)

Date: ?

__

5U'1e

NOTE: Courses

Courses sponsored by Departments,

Centres, or Divisions, should bear the

signature of the Division, Department

or Centre Chairperson.

For Office Use:

Date received: ?

Course No.

t-

Date Submitted to Non-Credit Committee: 1.

2.

3.

S

S

Approved:

Reason for rejection:

1.

2.

3.

Rejected: 1.

2.

3.

Action:

Evaluation Date:

?

Number of times

offered:

9-73

- ?

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SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

.

To

?

Kay Pearson, Secretary, Senate

ComnitteeonNonCredtt

. . .......

Instruction, Division of

..ntThuin

.

.....Ecat ion................

Intermediate Japanese

Su

1ect

...

.

Fall,

....1974

From ?

Hiroshi Tanaka

eoàrtiiiènt of Georarhy

SFU

Date

June 4, 1974

This course is intended for those who have had some

Introduction to the Japanese language and have acquired sin-)le

conversatio y

al skills. A continuation of the Introductory

Japanese Lan

g

uage course offered through Continuing Education,

Simon Fraser University, the ten weekly sessions are designed

to further the student's facility in verbal cumunication.

Exercise ?

Film(20 minutes)?

Review of Introductory Jaoanese Toward a New Tomorrow

Interro

g

ation

?

Mt. Fuji

Negation

?

Agriculture Today in Japan

Possessive

?

Touring Japan

Adjectives

?

Akiko

Adjectives as Predicate

?

The Architecture of Japan

In, On, Under

?

Bunraku

Behind, In front of

?

Japan newly Discovered

9 .

?

Negation of Adjectives

?

Industrial Japan

10

?

Compound Sentences with

?

Japan, Season by Season

But and And

Text: not yet completed.

.

We

ek

1

2

3

•

5

7

8

MEMORANDUM

-

?

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• ?

Course No.

?

9

plc..

•7çt

NON-CREDIT COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

SE COMPL

?

AILS AND

?

ORM TO:

Chairman

Senate Committee on Non-Credit Instruction

do Division of Continuing Education

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby 2, B.C.

PROPOSED COURSE TITLE:

?

al Q_

3

(Please attach a full description of the cour

I

indicating course content, etc.)

SECTION I.

?

- ?

To be completed for non-credit activities

offered under the auspices of the Division

of Continuing Education.

Proposed Instructor: ?

4t

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Publicity Requirements: ?

t\^)42.',

Qo-1

(Please provide details of typ of

promotion required,

e.g. newspaper, general mailing, special mailing).

Anticipated Course Budget:

Stipends/Honoraria

(Please list names and amounts)

?

$

Travel Expenses:

(Where applicable)

Miscellaneous Expenses:

Total

$_____________

Revenue:

Course fees:

?

x$

Miscellaneous Revenue:

.

?

Total

$____________

40

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.

.

.

-2-

SECTION II

?

- To be completed for non-credit activities NOT offered

under the auspices of the Division of Continuing Education.

Department/Division proposing the course:

Proposed Instructor:

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Proposed Course Title:

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

Budget Arrangements:

Stipend/Honoraria:

?

$

Revenues (i.e. fees, etc.)

?

$

Department/Division subsidizing course:

Publicity Requirements:

M

To be arranged by Department proposing the course

LI

To be arranged through Continuing Education.

TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL NON-CREDIT ACTIVITIES:

Intended 'target" audience: (i.e. specific groups; general public;?

why is the course necessary; for whom is it intended; etc.)

\oc

tc:s

CC

C

Q

I

SI

W

V

.Q^I^cj_^

UrAo

l

<LS

0

Proposed time period for course:

?

1 ?

Q2i

Commencement Date:

______________ ?

End Date: ?

oV.

[]

Mon.

LI

Tues.

El

Wed. N Thurs.

[J

Fri.

[J

Sat.

[J

Sun.

Time:

?

from ?

7

30

TM ?

to ?

30

Location Proposed:

?

lOb C

?

/

S F

U

Fee to be 'charged:

Enrolment: '

?

Maximum ?

20 ?

Minimum

Any Special Requirements: (i.e. space, equipment, etc.)

\6

MA

(woe

(NOTE: Persons proposing courses should bear in mind the

deadline dates for course proposal forms to be

submitted to the Senate Committee on Non-Credit

Instruction: For the Fall semester: June 15. -

For the Spring semester: October 15.

For the Summer semester: February 15.)

41

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.

Number of times

offered:

Evaluation Date:

-3-

Signature of Proposer:

?

Date:__________

Signature of Instructor:

?

*.- ?

Date:

3j'i€

?

'f

Department/Division Authorization:

?

C(1A)ii4

EdLa**1.CJYL'

(where applicable)

Date:

NOTE: Courses sponsored by Departments,

Centres, or Divisions, should bear the

signature of the Division, Department

or Centre Chairperson.

For Office Use:

Date received:

?

Course No

?

Nc-

Date Submitted to Non-Credit Committee: I.

?

(L

2.

3.

.

Approved:

Reason for rejection:

1.

2.

3.

Action:

Rejected: I.

2.

3.

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Course No.

?

7tJc:14

NON-CREDIT COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING DETAILS AND RETURN THE FORM TO:.

Chairman

Senate Committee on Non-Credit Instruction

do Division of Continuing Education

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby 2, B.C.

PROPOSED COURSE TITLE: ?

ACCESS TO INFORMATION

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

SECTION I.

?

-

?

To be completed for non-credit activities

offered under the auspices of the Division

of Continuing Education.

L. Thomas, Asst. Univ. Librarian for Collection

Proposed Instructor: acts as co-ordinator and gives opening lecture;

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty) other Collecti n

Librarians lec ure

Publicity Requirements: Posters prepared b

y

Stud.

Soc.* ?

as requi ed.

(Please provide details of type of promotion required,

e.g. newspaper, general mailing, special mailing).

* Money for posters is taken from Library budget.

Anticipated Course Budget: No additional outlay, absorbed by annual

Library budget for reference services.

Stipends/Honoraria NA

(Please list names and amounts)

Travel Expenses:

(Where applicable) NA

Miscellaneous Expenses:

Revenue:

Course fees: ?

NA

Posters (8)

?

$_

20.00

Total

$_

zppp

x

Miscellaneous Revenue:

?

NA

.

?

Total $____________

- ?

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-2-

SECTION 11

?

?

- To be completed for non-credit activities NOT offered

?

under the auspices of the Division of Continuing Education

Department/Division proposing the course:

?

UNIVERSITY LIRRARY

Proposed Instructor: ?

L. Thomas and other Collection Librarians

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Proposed Course Title:

?

ACCESS TO INFORMATION

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

Budget Arrangements:

Stipend/Honoraria:

?

NA ?

$

Revenues (i.e. fees, etc.)

?

NA ?

$

Department/Division subsidizing course:

?

NA

Publicity Requirements:

To be arranged by Department proposing the course

J

To be arranged through Continuing Education.

TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL NON-CREDIT ACTIVITIES:

Intended "target" audience: (i.e. specific groups; general public;

?

I ?

why is the course necessary; for whom is it intended; etc.)

Open to registered students. and faculty

nr sff-

Tndd

?

?

primari

ueFads

y.

?

Proposed time period for course: 1_hr.

5

seSsiCr)S

h1 an

Mrndpr p

nesdays, beginning on the Wednesday of the

sif ?

week of each semester.

Commencement Date:

Se p

t. A,

197k

?

ate:

Gatobor 2,l97

J

Mon. ?

J

Tues. ?

J

Wed.

EJ

Thurs. ?

J

Fri. ?

J

Sat.

?

J

Sun.

?

12:30

?

1:30

Time: ?

from - 3:30 ?

to

________________

Location Proposed:

?

Room

1

4002, 4th fipor of the Library

Fee to be charged:

?

NONE

Enrolment: ?

Maximum ?

c.lOO ?

Minimum ?

c.25

Any Special Requirements: (i.e. space, equipment, etc.)

NONE

(NOTE: Persons proposing courses should bear in mind the

deadline dates for course proposal forms to be

submitted to the Senate Committee on Non-Credit

Instruction: ?

For the Fall semester: June 15.

For the Spring semester: October 15

?

4

For the Summer semester: February 15.)

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WJIC

Signature of Proposer:

?

L. ?

Date:

Signature of Instructor:

Z ?

Date:

Department/Division Authorization:

(where applicable)

Date:

NOTE: Courses sponsored by Departments,

Centres, or Divisions, should bear the

signature of the Division, Department

or Centre Chairperson.

a

For Office Use:

Date received:

?

1/1- ?

Course No.

glA)C1'-f

Date Submitted to Non-Credit Committee: 1.

2.

3.

Approved:

E:r

Reason for rejection:

2.

3.

Action:

Rejected: 1.

2.

3.

.

Evaluation Date:

?

Number of times

offered:

9-73

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I'rI")

W499

"At Home" and Rehearsal

This is a specific workshop, organized to utilize the talents of

the Purcell String Quartet during their term of residency at Simon Fraser.

At advertised times, on their return from giving school concerts, concerts

and community residencies, they are available to meet with music lovers

on campus. As these are not regular dates, the Quartet will adapt these

meetings to the needs of those assembled. If non-playin

g

music lovers

comprise the group, the Quartet will rehearse and discuss points of

style and interpretation. If string players are present, the Quartet

will coach in the basics of string playing.

The Workshop only takes string players as instrumentalists and will

play the string quartet repertoire as well as embracing "chamber music"

in all concepts pre- and post-Haydn.

The emphasis

in

the Workshop may vary from meeting to meeting and

will usually comprise the study of varying styles, fingering, bowing,

and ensemble problems.

Due to the size of the area usually scheduled, and its fire regulations0

the Workshop will he limited to 15 instrumentalists.

.

.

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Course No.

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743-W499

NON-CREDIT COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING DETAILS AND RETURN THE FORM TO:

Chairman

Senate Committee on Non-Credit Instruction

do

Division of Continuing Education

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby 2, B.C.

PROPOSED COURSE TITLE: "

11p"

nj

RhDgr 1

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

SECTION I. ?

- ?

To be completed for non-credit activities

offered under the auspices of the Division

of Continuing Education.

Proposed Instructor:

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Publicity Requirements:

(Please provide details of type of promotion required,

e.g. newspaper, general mailing, special mailing).

Anticipated Course Budget:

Stipends/Honoraria

(Please list names and amounts)

Travel Expenses:

(Where applicable) -

Miscellaneous Expenses:

.

Miscellaneous Revenue:

Revenue:

Course fees:

Total $_____________

Total $____________

x$__________

- ?

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SECTION ii

?

- To be completed for non-credit activities NOT offered

under the auspices of the Division of Continuing Education

Department/Division proposing the course:

?

Centre

frii-

rril1mI1pj

21-4

00

6

and tha A

Proposed Instructor:

?

Purcell String Quarts..-

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty

Proposed Course Title:

?

"At Home" and Rehearsal

(Please attach a fulTdescriPtiOfl of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

Budget Arrangements:

St I pend/Honorar I a:

?

$

Revenues (i.e. fees, etc.)

?

$

Department/in subsidizing course:

Centre for Communications and the Arts

Publicity Requirements:

To be arranged by Department proposing the course

J

To be arranged through Continuing Education.

TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL NON-CREDIT ACTIVITIES:

Intended "target" audience: (i.e. specific groups; general public;?

why is the course necessary; for whom is it intended; etc.)

Students, Staff, and Faculty

Proposed time period for course: s

g

ilt

11,18,25,0ct 2

0

9,16

6

-23,NO

V

130,20

Commencement Date:

?

End Date:

D

Mon. ?

Tues. ?

J

Wed. ?

j Thurs.

[:]Fri.

?

J

Sat. ?

Sun.

Time:

?

from

5 p.m. ?

to

8 p.m.

Location Proposed:

To be announced

Fee to be charged:

No charge

Enrolment:

?

Maximum 62 15

?

Minimum?

Any Special Requirements: (i.e. space, equipment, etc.)

Music stands, armless chairs.

(NOTE: Persons proposing courses should bear in mind the

deadline dates for course proposal forms to be

submitted to the Senate Committee on Non-Credit

?

Instruction: ?

For the Fall semester: June 15.

For the Spring semester: October 15_

For the Summer semester: February 15.)

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Signature of Proposer:

?

ate:

(o7.

Signature of Instructor:

?

Date

Department/Di-+StOfl Authorization:

?

__________________

(where applicable)

Date:

NOTE: Courses sponsored by Departments,

Centres, or Divisions, should bear the

signature of the Division, Department

or Centre Chairperson.

C

For Office Use:

Date received:

?

Course No.

Date Submitted to Non-Credit Committee: 1.

2.

3.

Approved:

E1 ?

Rejected: 1.

2.

3.

Reason for rejection:

2.

3.

Action:

Evaluation Date:

?

Number of times

offered:

9-73

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Dance is the mother of the arts. The impulse to express one's feelings

In the dance is instinctive and universal. It was of primary importance

in prinitive societies to evoke and appease the gods. Throughout history,

dance as a recreation and expressive art fore has enriched the cultural

life of the people as well as being of great benefit to the individual

participant.

The modern dance is an art fore of our time. Formed from innovations

In the early part of this century, it does not rely heavily on outworn

traditions. Students of the modern dance are encouraged to make their

n dances and hence, to expand their creative potential.

W202 Elementary Dance

Aiss to Introduce the student to donee technique and expend the

Individual's movement vocabulary.

W204 Intermediate Dance

Continues the

development of

the body as

an

Instrument of expression.

g

isuents of

the Cunningham and Hikolab ware-up techniques are used.,

*zplorauon of the interrelationships of aovsj

g t end space. ?

-.

W205 Advanced Dance

-

?

-

Development beyond W204 level.

- ?

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Course No.

?

743-W202

NON-CREDIT COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING DETAILS AND RETURN THE FORM TO:

Chairman

do

Senate

Division

Committee

of Continuing

on Non-Credit

Education

Instruction

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby 2, B.C.

PROPOSED COURSE TITLE: ?

Elementary Dance

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

SECTION I.

?

-

?

To be completed for non-credit activities

offered under the auspices of the Division

of Continuing Education.

Proposed Instructor:

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Publicity Requirements:

(Please provide details of type of promotion required,

e.g. newspaper, general mailing, special mailing).

Anticipated Course Budget:

Stipends/Honoraria

(Please list names and amounts)

Travel Expenses:,

(Where applicable)

?

$____________

Miscellaneous Expenses:

?

$____________

Total $_____________

Revenue:

C o u r

se fees:

?

x

$_________________ ?

$______________

Miscellaneous Revenue:

?

$____________

Total $

-

?

51

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.

E1

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SECTION i

?

- To be completed for non-credit activities NOT offered

under the auspices of the Division of Continuing.Educatiofl

Department/Division proposing the course:

Centre for Communications and the Arts

Proposed Instructor: ?

to be announced

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Proposed Course Title:

?

Elementary Dance

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

Budget Arrangements: ?

see covering memo

and

Stipend/Honoraria:

?

-

?

attachment

Revenues (i.e. fees, etc.)

Department/Division subsidizing course:

Centre for Communications and

the Arts

Publicity Requirements:

jj

To be arranged by Department proposing the course

LI

To be arranged through Continuing Education.

TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL NON-CREDIT ACTIVITIES:

Intended "target" audience: (i.e. specific groups; general public;

?

why is the course necessary; for whom is it intended; etc.)

students. facult

y

, staff

Proposed time period for course:

Commencement Date:

?

Sept 10

?

End Date: ?

Dec 3

LI

Mon.

Tues.

[]

[] Wed.

[J

Thurs.

[J

Fri.

[J

St.

[J

Sun.

Time: ?

from ?

7:00

?

to ?

8:30 p..m

Location Proposed:

?

Theatre

Fee to be charged:

124 non-library card hnldars only

Enrolment: ?

Maximum

?

Minimum

Any Special Requirements: (i.e. space, equipment, etc.)

(NOTE: Persons proposing courses should bear in mind the

deadline dates for course proposal forms to be

submitted to the Senate Committee on Non-Credit

Instruction; ?

For the Fall semester: June 15.

For the Spring semester: October 15.-

For the Summer semester: February 15.)

.

52

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Signature of Proposer:

?

\

c_QDate:

JMt-,e

Signature of InstrUctor:

Department/Division Author i

(where applicable)

Date:

NOTE: Courses sponsored by Departments,

Centres, or Divisions, should bear the

signature 6f the Division, Department

or Centre Chairperson.

For Office Use:

Date received:

?

Course No. q8NCIL 4

Date Submitted to Non-Credit Committee: 1.

?

1-

2.

3.

Approved:

Ei ?

Rejected: 1._____

2.

3.

Reason for rejection:

s

2.

3.

Action:

Evaluation Date:

?

Number of times

offered:

.

.

9-7 . 3 ?

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.

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Course No.

?

W204

NON-CREDIT COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING DETAILS AND RETURN THE FORM TO:

Chairman

Senate Committee on Non-Credit Instruction

do

Division of Continuing Education

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby2, B.C.

PROPOSED COURSE TITLE:

?

Intermediate Dance

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

SECTION I. ?

- ?

To be completed for non-credit activities

?

offered under the auspices of the Division

of Continuing Education.

Proposed Instructor:

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Publicity Requirements:

(Please provide details of type of promotion required,

e.g. newspaper, general mailing, special mailing).

Anticipated Course Budget:

Stipends/Honoraria

(Please list names and amounts)

Travel Expenses:

(Where applicable)

Miscellaneous Expenses:

Total $_____________

Revenue:

Course fees: ?

x $

Miscellaneous Reveiue:

[I

?

Total $____________

- ?

54

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SECTION II

?

- To be completed for non-credit activities NOT offered

under the auspices of the Division of Continuing Education

Department/Division proposing the course:

Centre for Communications and the Arts

Proposed Instructor:

Iris Garland and person to be announced

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Proposed Course Title:

?

Intermediate Dance

(Please attach a fuirdescriptiOn of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

see covering memo

Budget Arrangements:

?

and attachment

St ipend/Honoraria

?

Revenues (i.e. fees, etc.)

?

-

Department/Division subsidizing course:

Centre for Communications and the Arts

Publicity Requirements:

To be arranged by Department proposing the course

LI

To be arranged through Continuing Education.

TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL NON-CREDIT ACTIVITIES:

Intended target" audience: (i.e. specific groups; general public;

why is the course necessary; for whom is it intended; etc.)

students, facu1ttaff

Proposed time period for course:

Commencement Date:

?

Sept 10

? End Date: ?

Dec 3

Mon.. [j Tues.

ci

Wed. [] Thurs.

d

Fri.

U

Sat.

[:J

Sun.

Ti

:

me

:

?

i

? I

from

?

4:30 ?

—

?

to ?

7:00

p.m.

Locat ion 'Proposed:

?

Theatre

Fee to be charged:

?

40 non-library card holders only

Enrolment: ?

Maximum

?

Minimum -

Any Special Requirements: (i.e. space, equipment, etc.)

(rsJpTE: Persons proposing courses should bear in mind the

deadline dates for course proposal forms to be

submitted to the Senate-Committee on Non-Credit

Instruction;

?

For the Fall semester: June 15.

For the Spring semester: October 15.

For the Summer semester: February 15.)

.

---

.

Number of times

offered:

Evaluation Date:

S

-

?

-

Signature

Signature of

of

Instructor:

Proposer:

?

ate:

14

Department/Division

(where applicable)

Date:

NOTE: Courses sponsored by Departments,

Centres, or Divisions, should bear the

signature of the Division, Department

or Centre Chairperson.

For OFfice Use:

.

Date received: ?

i/iLk

?

Course No.

98

Jc-1-

Date Submitted to Non-Credit Committee

?

1.

2.

3.

Approved:

Li1

Reason for rejection:

1.

2.

3.

Act ion:

Rejected: 1.

2.

3.

9-73

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56

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• Course No.

?

743-W205

NON-CREDIT COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING DETAILS SAND RETURN THE FORM TO:

Chairman

do

Senate

Division

Committee

of Continuing

on Non-Credit

Education

Instruction

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby 2, B.C.

PROPOSED COURSE TITLE:

?

Advanced Dance

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

SECTION I. ?

- ?

To be completed for non-credit activities

offered under the auspices of the Division

of Continuing Education.

Proposed Instructor:

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Publicity Requirements:

(Please provide details of type of promotion required,

e.g. newspaper, general mailing, special mailing).

Anticipated Course BUdget:

Stipends/Honoraria

(Please list names and amounts)

Travel Expenses:

(Where applicable)

Miscellaneous Expenses:

Total $____________

Total $____________

-

?

57

Revenue:

Course fees:

?

x

Miscellaneous Revenue:

---

a

-2-

SECTION II

?

- To be completed for non-credit activities NOT offered

under the auspices of the Division of Continuing Education

Department/Division proposing the course:

Centre for Communications and the Atts

Proposed Instructor:

?

to be announced

(Please attach resume, f not regular SFU faculty)

Proposed Course Title:

?

Advanced Dance

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

Budget Arrangements:

?

?

see covering memo

?

and attachment

Stipend/Honoraria:

Revenues (i.e. fees, etc.)

?

$

Department/Division subsidizing course:

Centre for Communications and the Arts

Publicity Requirements:

To be arranged by Department proposing the course

J

To be arranged through continuing Education.

TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL NONCREDIT ACTIVITIES:

Intended "target" audience: (i.e. specific groups; general public;

why is the course necessary; for whom is it intended; etc.)

students, faculty, staff

Proposed time period for course:

Commencement Date:

Sept ?

End Date:

?

Dec 2

jJ

Mon.

LI

Tues. jj

Wed. ?

J

Thurs.

LI

Fri. ?

j Sat. ?

Sun.

Time: ?

from 4:30

?

to ?

7:00 p.m.

Location Proposed:

Theatre

Fee to be charged:

$40 non-librar y

card holders only

Enrolment:

?

Maximum ?

35 ?

Minimum -

Any Special Requirements: (i.e. space, equipment, etc.)

(NOTE: Persons proposing courses should bear in mind the

deadline dates for course proposal forms to be

submitted to the Senate Committee on Non-Credit

Instruction: ?

For the Fall semester: June 15.

?

-

?

58

For the Spring semester: October 15.

Summer semester: February 15.)

.

---

- ?

-

Signature of Proposer:

Signature of Instructor:

?

Date:

Department/Division Authorization:

(where applicable)

Date:

NOTE:

Courses

Courses

sponsored by Departments,

?

tJ

Centres, or Divisions, should bear the

signature of the Division, Department

or Centre Chairperson.

For Office Use:

Date received:

?

Course No.

Date Submitted to Non-Credit Committee:

?

1.

2.

3.

Approved:

E ?

Rejected: 1.

2.

3.

Reason for rejection:

2.

3.

Act ion:

Evaluation Date:

?

Number of times

offered:

E1

9-73 -

?

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..nu

With

the

Sanit*oee taventian of the aetica picture esra by the

Prendame Narsy and an Znglishmsn William Pr.iae-Gr.sn

In 1859

9

and the

spectacular improvement in the methods of projection

in the year 15959

Cinema was born. A

creative

problem that arose with motion pictures can

be traced back to the character of the invention. Technical improvements

In communication facilitate the distribution of existent art forms,

but the motion picture camera and projector introduced questions regarding

what is photographed and projected - questions which could not be referred

to previous artistic

experience

and which

are

.till not fully answered.

The Pu. Workshops are not merely a mean@ of imparting technical

knowledge to the "student" but a'so provide a forum for the exploration

of such questions. One of the 1972/73 students was commented upon in a recant

letter by Serge .Loeique, Director of the Conservatory of Cinematographic

Art as followas

"s

o*

the young intelligent filmmaker at Simon

Fraser University

and his name is Christopher Aikenhead. There is no student in this country who

know to handie better camera and to create film than hi.."

The

general

approach will includes

Original concept

Preparation of script

Budgeting

Planning - personnel, actors, s.to, props,

costsg

lighting, colour/monochrome, shooting

schedule, etc.

Choice of equipment and filastock

Shooting

Lighting -

studio/on location

Sound recording

Working on the sound track

Art work and animation

Editing

Obtaining prints with final

soand

us

oefi1*

Aosvsr

Print

V301 Su

p

er Som PLli

The student of this Introductory production-oriented Workshop will be

exposed to all elements of practical

film-máing In

Super Sms. The participant

will learn about the film modlus

in general,

while engaged in making his/her

own, or a group project film in Super 8imn. This experience will involve the

student in the conceptual, preparatory, production and poet-production stages

of the film-making process. The student will be expected to complete his/her

film in the

time

schedule assigned by the Resident.

.

?

?

Admission should he by permission of the Resident through parsunal

interview with each applicant. Early application is required. This workshop

is limited to 13.

Lou

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.

?

Course No.

?

743-W301

NON-CREDIT COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING DETAILS AND RETURN THE FORM TO:

Chairman

do

Senate

Division

Committee

of Continuing

on Non-Credit

Education

Instruction

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby 2, B.C.

PROPOSED COURSE TITLE:

?

Super 8mm Film

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

SECTION I. ?

- ?

To be completed for non-credit activities

offered under the auspices of the Division

of Continuing Education.

Proposed Instructor:

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Publicity Requirements:

(Please provide details of type of promotion required,

e.g. newspaper, general mailing, special mailing).

Anticipated Course Budget:

Stipends/Honoraria

(Please list names and amounts)

Travel Expenses:

(Where applicable)

Miscellaneous Expenses:

Total $____________

Revenue:

Course fees:

?

x

Miscellaneous Revenue:

Total $____________

.

.

-

?

61

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.

S

-2-

SECTION ii

?

- To be completed

•

for non-credit activities NOT offered

under the auspices of the Division of Continuing Education

Department/Division proposing the course:

Centre for Communications and

the Arts

Proposed Instructor:

?

to be announced

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Proposed Course Title:

?

Super 8mm Film

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

Budget Arrangements:

?

?

see

covering memo

and attachment

Stipend/Honoraria:

Revenues (i.e. fees, etc.)

Department/Division subsidizing course:

Centre for Communications and the Ajts

Publicity Requirements:

J

To be arranged by Department proposing the course

J

To be arranged through Continuing Education.

TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL NON-CREDIT ACTIVITIES:

Intended "target" audience: (i.e. specific groups; general public;?

why is the course necessary; for whom is it intended; etc.)

studa6-

1 --faeulEy, staff

—

Proposed time period for course:

Commencement Date:

?

Sept 12

?

End Date:

?

Dec 5

J

Mon. ?

J

Tues. ?

J

Wed.

fJ

Thurs. ?

J

Fri. ?

J

Sat. ?

Sun.

Time:

?

from ?

1:30

?

to ?

3:30 p.m.

Location Proposed:

?

AQ 3131

Fee to be charged:

?

$24 non-library card ho1dra only

20% of the total cost of finished film - lab fee

Enrolment: ?

Maximum ?

15

?

Minimum

Any Special Requirements: (i.e. space, equipment, etc.)

film studio and super 8mm film equipment

(NOTE: Persons proposing courses should bear in mind the

deadline dates for course proposal forms to be

submitted to the Senate Committee on Non-Credit

Instruction:

?

For the Fall semester: June 15.

For the Spring semester: October 15,.

For

the Summer semester: February 15.)

---

is

Number of times

offered:

Evaluation Date:

.

Signature of Proposer:

ate: ?

2Y,

Signature of Instructor:

?

Date:

Department/Division

Authorization:

?

&:! - ^

(where applicable)

Date:

NOTE: Courses sponsored by Departments,

Centres, or Divisions, should bear the

signature of the Division, Department

or Centre Chairperson.

For Office Use:

?

C7

8

.

Date received: ?

Course No.

?

AIC-1(4

Date Submitted to Non-Credit Committee: 1.

2.

3.

Approved:

[T1

?

Rejected: 1.

2.

3.

Reason for rejection:

1.

2.

3.

Act

ion:

9-73 -

?

63

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V312 16 712*

Previous fila experience or V301

is

a

pre .

'rsqdsLta for applicattos

for this workshop. The student

of this production-oriented workshop

will

be

expected to have strong motivation, coadttmevit, and "free time

as

these requirement,

are

dictated by the complexity of

film-making

in

16.

The 16mm file Workshop will provide the participant with an all-round

practical knowledge of film production techniques - from original concept

to the finished

Sound-on-File Answer Print, as it is normally

practised

In

professional film

production in Canada and abroad.

Students

of this

workshop

will

be engaged in

making

films as group projects or as personal

ones - in

the for. of Narrative, Documentary or Experimental films -

developing their creative

and

crsftnman.hip abilities simultaneously.

Those who wish to specialize in Animation will be able to do so within the

a,silI.e

Workshop

facilities. The student will be expected to complete hisflS.r

file in

the

tino

schedule assigned by the Resident.

Admission should

be by permission of the Resident through perameal

Interviews and the

vieving of film samples of previous

work.in

Super &me

or 16mm.

• This Workshop is limited

tO

15.

.

.

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.

?

Course No.

?

743-W312

NON-CREDIT COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING DETAILS AND RETURN THE FORM TO:

Chairman

do

Senate

Division

Committee

of Continuing

on Non-Credit

Education

Instruction

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby 2, B.C.

PROPOSED COURSE TITLE:

?

16mm Film

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

SECTION I. ?

- ?

To be completed for non-credit activities

offered under the auspices of the Division

of Continuing Education.

Proposed Instructor:

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Publicity Requirements:

(Please provide details of type of promotion required,

e.g. newspaper, general mailing, special mailing).

Anticipated Course Budget:

Stipends/Honoraria

(Please list names and amounts)

Travel Expenses:

(Where applicable) ?

S ?

$____________

Miscellaneous Expenses:

?

$____________

Total $_____________

Revenue:

Co u rse fees:

?

x

$_________________ ?

$______________

Miscellaneous Revenue:

?

$____________

Total $____________

.

.

- ?

6

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- 2 -

SECTION II

?

- To be completed for non-credit activities NOT offered

under the auspices of the Division of Continuing Education

Department/Division proposing the course: Centre for

Communications and the Arts

Proposed Instructor:

?

to be

announced

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Proposed Course Title:

?

16mm Film

(Please attach a full descriPtion of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

see covering

memo

Budget Arrangements:

?

and attachment

St ipend/Honoraria:

Revenues (i.e. fees, etc.)

Department/Division subsidizing course:

Centre

for

Communications

and

the

Arts

Publicity Requirements:

J

To be arranged by Department proposing the course

To be arranged through Continuing Education.

TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL NON-CREDIT ACTIVITIES:

Intended "target" audience: (i.e. specific groups; general public;

?

why is the course necessary; for whom is it intended; etc.)

students, faculty, staff

Proposed

time

period for course:

Commencement Date:

?

Sept

11

?

End Date: ?

4

Mon. ?

j

Tues. E

D

Wed.

El

Thurs.

[J

Fri.

[J

Sat.

[J

Sun.

T i me:

?

from 1:30

?

to 3:30

p.m.

Location Proposed:

?

AQ

3131

Fee to be charged:

?

$40 non-library card holders only

20

of the total cost or

rinisnee rum -

iao fee

Enrolment:

?

Maximum 15

?

Minimum ?

Any Special Requirements: (i.e. space, equipment, etc.)

film studio and 16mm film equipment

(NOTE: Persons proposing courses should bear in mind the

deadline dates for course proposal forms to be

submitted to the Senate Committee on Non-Credit

?

Instruction: ?

For the Fall semester: June 15.

?

-

For the Spring semester: October 15.

For the Summer semester: February 15.)

---

MM

.

Signature of Proposer:

?

___

Signature of Instructor:

?

Date:

Department/Division

(where applicable)

?

Date: J

L, 2

nW )/7y

NOTE: Courses sponsored by Departments,

Centres, or Divisions, should bear the

signature of the Division, Department

or Centre Chairperson.

C

For Office Use:

Date received: ?

&t44

?

Course No.

?

jC7L-

Date Submitted to Non-Credit Committee:

?

1.

2.

3.

Approved:

?

•Rejected: 1.

2.

3.

Reason for rejection:

1.

2.

3.

Act ion:

Evaluation Date:

?

Number of times

offered:

9-73

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"The electronic media have meique daaractristics

sad quMitime.

Electric television

photography and sound have natural aspects which

separate;

television

from other media.

Television is

a

medium in which

we

can

mat...

And asking, objectify

ourselves.

"(kily recently has television been

thought

of

U

a medium independent

of

other.

media.

To such an

extent

as

it has been thought of this way

previously, the histories of theatre, journalism, motion pictures, and radio

havs.b.en essentially influential.

"And

until only recently, the history of other arts

has

had little

credence o.

LeV5flCG.

"Nov it 1s possible to think

in other ways."1

"There is no material

an

artist uses today that

is not available to

others for other uses. What makes his use of the

material different from

others'

.

uses

is

his attitude toward it." 2

Although there will be a basic grounding in the technology and

?

techniques of television production, the workshops will not have as their

. ?

solo

sin

the teaching of a technical skill. Rather the video equipment,

and the skills required to operate

it, will

be one of the means in an

attempt to discover and expand new ways of using the medium.

The material of

video is

the blectron. The electron is finite and

the affects of its movements can be studied upon the surface graphs of

oscilloscopes as sine curves and wave forms.

Video is

concerned with

time, storage, delay, synchronisstion, amplitude, amplification and

modulation'.

W351 Introduction to Video

The Workshop will consist

of a structured introduction to half-inch

portable Sony camera systems and a one-inch studio Phillips plicon camera

system. The other equipçent studied will includes sync generator, switcher,

wave forms monitor, audio amplifier and mixer, videotape

recorderl

and

editors. There will be an opportunity to practice simple video productions.

Field trips are planned to Metromedia,, Cable-10, Comaunity 10, B.C.

Educational TV atBCIT, etc.

Admission should be by permission of the Resident after personal

Interviews, Early application required.

Maximum

13.

1.

Eric. Howard, Videospace,

National Center for Experiments in Television.

1972,p.9

2.

Ibid,

p

.

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Course No.

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743-W351

NON-CREDIT COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING DETAILS AND RETURN THE FORM TO:

Chairman

do

Senate

Division

Committee

of Continuing

on Non-Credit

Education

.

Instruction

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby 2, B.C.

PROPOSED COURSE TITLE:

?

. ?

Introduction to Video

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

SECTION I. ?

- ?

To be completed for non-credit activities

offered under the auspices of the Division

of Continuing Education.

Proposed Instructor:

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Publicity Requirements:

(Please provide details of type of promotion required,

e.g. newspaper, general mailing, special mailing).

Anticipated Course Budget:

Stipends/Honoraria

(Please list names and amounts)

Travel Expenses:

(Where appl icablé,

Miscellaneous Expenses:

Total $_____________

Revenue:

C our s e fees:

?

X

$________________

Miscellaneous Reveçué:

.

?

Total $____________

.

- ?

69

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SECTION II

?

- To be completed for non-credit activities NOT offered

under the auspices of the Division of Continuing Education.

Departmçj)t/DiviSiofl proposing the course:

Centre for Communications and

the Arts

B

Proposed Instructor:

Brian Guns

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

P:Cóurse

ropos

(Please attach

Title:

a fuiFdescriptiOfl

?

Introduction

of

to

the

Video

course,

indi:cating course content, etc.)

BudgetArraflgemeflts:

?

see covering memo

and attachment

St,iped/Honoraria:

Revens (i.e. fees, etc.)

?

$

Department/DiViS ion subsidizing course:

Centre for Communications and

the Arts

Publ i'city Requirements:

To be arranged by Department proposing the course

EJ:T.o

be arranged through Continuing Education.

TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL NON-CREDIT ACTIVITIES:

,ntendedL"target"audience: (i.e. specific groups; general public;

why' is the course necessary; for whom is it intended; etc.)

'students, faculty, staff

Proposed time, period for course:

Commencement Date:

Sept 23

?

End Date:

?

Dec 2

J

Mon.'' ?

Tues.

Q

Wed. ?

J

Thurs. ?

j Fri.

?

J

Sat. ?

J

Sun.

Time':,: ?

from ?

12:30 ?

to ?

2:30 p.m.

Location Proposed:

AQ 3135

Fee to be charged:

$24 non-library card holders only

$10 lab fee

Enrolment: ?

Maximum ?

18

?

Minimum

Any Special Requirements: (i.e. space, equipment, etc.)

Video Studio, Studio 1" equipment -•

p

orta p ak "

equipment

:(NOTE: Persons proposing courses should bear in mind the•

1 '

?

deadline dates for course proposal forms to be

submitted to the Senate Committee on Non-Credit

?

70

Instruction: ?

For the Fall semester: June 15.

• ?

For the Spring semester: October 15.

For the Summer semester: February 15.)

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Date:

S

Act ion:

Evaluation Date:

Number of times

offered:

-3-

.

Signature of Proposer:

Signature of Instructor:

Department/Division Authorization:

(where applicable)

NOTE: Courses sponsored by Departments,

Centres, or Divisions, should bear the

signature of the Division,. Department

or Centre Chairperson.

.

r.

Date received:

?

1J7L ?

Course No.

?

wci4

Date Submitted to Non-Credit Committee: 1.

2.

3.

Approved:

r

-

1

?

Rejected: 1.

2.

3.

Reason for rejection:

1.

2.

3.

9-73 -

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W352

Continuini

_

Video

Suitable

experience or V351 tea pre-requisite for

application for

this course,

The

Workshop

participente viii be

expected

to

expand their

community contacts from field trips, and will be encouraged to find new

ways of "distributing" the

original video

works

they

will

devise

and

develop during the semester. The

major

emphasis in the Workshop (while

recognizing the merits of traditional TV studio practices) will be in

the creative use of video in the "artistic" (the challenge of generating

and organising new types of electronic imagery) • "social" (the use of

video as an instrument in the process of social change) and "peychologicaitm

(the use of video in exploring Interpersonal relationships, participant/

observer problems etc.) fields.

Admission should be by permission of the Resident after personal

Interviews.

Early application required. Maximum 15.

W353 Aesthetics of Video

No pre-requisites would be required for this workshop, which will

. ?

discuss Video's relation to the other arts/media in an attempt to obtain

definitions and criteria in the search for an aesthetic.

Video tapes will be screened and discussed. Admission by permission

of the Resident. Maximum enrollment 20.

72

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Course No.

?

743-W352

NON-CREDIT COURSE PROPOSAL FORM

PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING DETAILS AND RETURN THE FORM TO:

Chairman

Senate Committee on Non-Credit Instruction,

do

Division of Continuing Education

Simon Fraser University

Burnaby 2, B.C.

PROPOSED COURSE TITLE;

?

Continuing Video

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course .content, etc.)

SECTION

- 1.

?

- ?

To be completed for non-credit activities

offered under the auspices of the Division

of Continuing Education.

Proposed Instructor:

(Please attach resume, if not regular SFU faculty)

Publicity Requirements:

(Please provide details of type of promotion required,

e.g. newspaper, general mailing, special mailing).

Anticipated Course Budget:

Stipends/Honoraria

(Please list names and amounts)

Travel Expenses:

(Where applicable)

Miscellaneous Expenses:

Total $_____________

Revenue:

Course fees:

?

x $________________

Miscellaneous Revenue:

.

?

Total $____________

.

- ?

73

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[1

SECTION II

?

- To be completed for non-credit activities NOT offered

under the auspices of the Division of Continuing Education

Centre for Communications and the Arts

Department/Division proposing the course:

Proposed Instructor:

(Please attach resume,

, i not regular SF

U faculty)

Proposed Course Title:

Continuing Video

(Please attach a full description of the course,

indicating course content, etc.)

see covering memo

and attachment

Budget Arrangements:

Stipend/Honoraria:

Revenues (i.e. fees, etc.)

.

.

Department/Division subsidizing course:

Centre for Communications and the Arts

Publicity Requirements:

fl

To be arranged by Department proposing the course

J

To be arranged through Continuing Education.

TO BE COMPLETED FOR ALL NON-CREDIT ACTIVITIES:

Intended "target" audience: (i.e. specific groups; general public;?

why is the course necessary; for whom is it intended; etc.)

int

,

fD

culty,

ta

Proposed time period for course:

Commencement Date:

?

Sept 17 ?

End Date: ?

Dec

3

0

Mon. ?

j Tues. ?

Wed. ?

J

Thurs. ?

J

Fri.

Ej

Sat.

J

Sun.

Time: ?

from

?

1:30

?

to 3:30

p.m.

Location Proposed:

?

AQ 3135

Fee to be charged:

?

$40 non-library card holders only

SlO lab fee

Enrolment: ?

Maximum 10

?