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R. C. BROWN, ACT.INGEAN ? 

GENERAL STUDIES 

Date... AUGUST 3, 1.97.1 

MOTION: ? 

"That the minor degree in Canadian Studies 

consist of 23 hours taken from an approved list of 

Canadian content courses. 

That the 23 hours consist of 9 lower div- 

ision credit hours, including Canadian Studies 200-3 

and 14 upper division credit hours, including at 

least one of Canadian Studies 400-5 or401-5. Students 

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taking the minor in conjunction with a major must 

fulfill requirements in at least two departments other 

than that of the major. 

That the attached list of Canadian content 

courses be approved for use in the programme." 

To.....................MEMBERS                           

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From ..... R..C. . Brown............................................................................ 

...............................Acting Dean/General.. Studies.............................. 

........... Cr.adian... Stud.ie.s .... P.rogranime............................... 

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August. 3,....197.1. ? 

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RECOMMENDATIONS: 

1.

That the minor degree in Canadian Studies consist of 23 hours 

taken from an approved list of Canadian content courses. 

2.

That the 23 hours consist of 9 lower division credit hours, 

including Canadian Studies 200-3; and 14 upper division credit 

hours, including at least one of Canadian Studies 400-5 or 

401-5. Students taking the minor in conjunction with a major 

must fulfill requirements in at least two departments other 

than that of the major. 

3.

That the attached list of Canadian content courses be approved 

for use in the programme. 

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Background Information: 

Senate, in its meeting of November 2, 1970 approved the establishment 

of a minor degree in Canadian Studies. The above recommendations have 

been determined by the Canadian Studies Steering Committee to be the min- 

imum requirements necessary for the completion of the programme. 

The following is the approved list of Canadian content courses 

for the Fall Semester 1971 through the Summer semester 1972: 

Archaeology: 

273-3 Archaeology of the New World 

475-5 North America - Arctic 

476-5 North America - Northwest Pacific 

Canadian Studies: 

200-3 Introduction to Canadian Society and Culture 

400-5 Interdisciplinary Seminar on Selected Canadian Subjects 

401-5 Interdisciplinary Seminar on Selected Canadian Subjects 

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sEconomics and Commerce: 

101-3 The Canadian Economy 

390-3 Canadian Economic Policy 

English: 

416-3 Canadian Literature 

466-2 Seminar on Canadian Literature 

Geography: 

462-5 Canada 

469-5 The North American"Middle North" 

History: 

199-3 Studies in Historical Method: British Columbia 

The Era of Confederation 

217-3 Canada 

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218-3 Studies in Canadian. History 

423-5 Problems in the Diplomatic and Political History 

of Canada 

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History: (cont.) 

424-5 Problems in the Cultural History of Canada 

428-5 Problems in the Social and Economic History of Canada 

429-5 French Canada 

432-5 Canadian West 

Library: 

Access to Information: The Role of Libraries 

Modern Languages: 

230-3 Introduction to French-Canadian Literature 

430-3 French-Canadian Novel and Theatre 

431-3 French-Canadian Poetry 

480-2 Seminar 

481-2 Seminar 

P.S.A.: 

244-3 Canadian Society and Politics 

Psychology: 

program 

106-3 Social Issues (Acceptable for/credit only when taught by L.M. Kendall) 