SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
MEMORANDUM
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SENATE
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From .......... H....M. ..
EVANS., .... REGISTRAR ... AND ... SECRETARY
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE
COMMITTEEON••G•RADUA•TESTUD1ES....................
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Date ........... NQVEMEER.
23,1970 ?
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KINES IOLOGY
This is to advise that the Executive Committee of the
Senate Committee on Graduate Studies approved the Graduate Course
offerings in Kinesiology at their meeting on November 23, 1970.
These are now being forwarded to Senate for approval.
cc J. M. Webster
I. B. Kelsey
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SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
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MEMORANDUM
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B.L. FUNT,
DEAN OF SCIENCE.
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NOVEMBE.2•3
To
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DEAN ..O. .... GRADUATE .STU..IS.......................................
Subject
GRADUATE COURSE OFFERINGS IN
KINES IOLOGY
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I have noted an important omission in my memorandum of
November 20th regarding the Kinesiology courses.
In his letter of October 27th which was circulated to
the Kinesiology Committee, Dr. Ross included the following
statement:
"We propose that graduates be permitted to count
only one 3 hour Researh course toward the 18
hour basic requirement."
This restriction is also reflected in the calendar copy
which has been submitted pending approval of the changes
by Senate.
This restriction, however, was not included in the
specifications included on the individual new course
proposal forms.
I would appreciate your bringing this additional point
to the attention of the Executive Committee of the Senate
Committee on Graduate Studies.
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SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
MEMORANDUM
Mr. H. Evans ?
B.L. Funt
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Secretary to Senate
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Dean of Science
Subject
Kinesiology Changes in Graduate Offeri gs
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November 20, 1970
The Interdisplinary Committee on Kinesiology at its meeting of November 9th
approved the following changes in the Kinesiology graduate program. These are
now recommended to the Senate Graduate Studies Committee for approval.
1)
The Committee recommends a reduction of the total course credit hours from
20 to 18 for the M.Sc. (Kinesiology) Program. (The program requires completion
of a thesis in addition)
Reason
This brings the course credit requirement into closer position with the
requirements in the departments in the Faculty of Science. Furthermore,
• it eliminates an awkward situation which resulted from the fact that the
courses available for credit often added up to 19 instead of 20, because
of the unit credit assigned.
2)
The Committee recommends the reduction of credit hours in Kines. 801 and in
Kines. 802 from 5 hours to 3 hours in each of these courses. These courses
are renumbered 806-3 and 807-3 respectively.
Reason
This represents a redistribution of the course content.
3)
The Committee recommends the approval of 8 courses which embody topics
previously given under Kinesiology 805, 'Special Topics". (New Course
Proposal Forms are attached)
Reason
The specification in this manner indicates more clearly the proficiencies
and areas of competence in the Department and indicates the range of topics
which might have been given under the special topics format. It will also
permit 2 special topics to be taken without a repetition of a course number.
LBF/ma
cc: M.McGinn
Note: The above memorandum has been modified to incorporate changes
approved by the Executive Committee of the Senate Committee on
Graduate Studies, November 23, 1970. Similarly the descriptions
have been changes from "Research" to "Special Topics."
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SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
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MEMORANDUM
To
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.From
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Dr.. .William .D...... Ross
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Chairman ?
Chairman, Graduate Studies Committee
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Senate...In.terdisci.pl .inary...
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Kinesiology.............. ... .....
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Subject .........
PROJECTED ..CHANGES...M.. Sc... GRADUATE
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Date
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November 5,.. 1970.........................................................
The projected changes in our M.Sc. Graduate Program:
1)
reduction of total hours required for M.Sc.(Kinesiology)
from 20 to 18
2)
reduction of credit in two required seminars from 5 to 3
3)
identification of individual research areas we feel would
accomplish the following:
(a) make program planning easier since graduate courses are
usually ascribed three hours credit
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(b) Kines. 801 and 802 Seminars whibh were designed to give
an overview and introduction to graduate study in Kinesiology
could well have the work load reduced and thus encourage
students to focus attention in specific areas rather than
devote time to generic study of the field.
(c) the individual research courses we wish to
offer in addition to
Kines. 805 Special Topics, represent no additional cost or
deployment of faculty. The change merely helps identify. our
areas of interest and permits us to acribe responsibility
for graduate leadership. "Special Topics" is an innocuous
label, we can continue to use it to give opportunity for
individual research quidance but identification of the area
in the catalogue and on transcripts would be appropriate
since the title would give information.
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Form C-7
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SINON FRASER UNIVERSITY
NEVI COURSE PROPOSAL
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CALENDAR INFOPdATION
Department:
Physical
Development Studies Course Number: 811-3 Title: Anatomy
Sub-title or Description:
Special Topics
Credi t flours: 3
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VecLor Description: N/A
Pro-- reaulsi te (s)
Consent of instructor.
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Estimated
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Every semoter.
When course will first be offered: ?
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upon
approval
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JUSTJFJC All ON
A. What is
the
detailed doscri pti on of'the course including di flare t5mion
from
lower
level
Courses,
from simi I ar courses in the sane doper
and from courses in other departments in the University?
ThScou-ie and tee adjoining proposed research courses are meant to
identify the areas, within
the
department, of particular competence end
and of speci.fi c
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it is, essc;nti a] ]y, a. breandown of
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SOS- 3, Special Topi cs , into desi gnated subjects a iready
being
taagh t
under the spoc a]. to;ics heading
As outli nod in
the attached
calendar copy revisions, Ines .
(Seminar) end Nines. 80b (Speci a] Topics) viil in the future only
be offered occasiona.]
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uhen opportunc . N1creas this would normally
require a studeni to take 0 hours of gredjaLe level courses from der
ments
other than N:iriosi clog-:,
those proposed courses will provide sufficient
cogna :e area cmvi cin:cn t
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Nines 10 logy program it se I f
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B. What is the
rangc,
of topics that nrv be dealt with in the course?
Ongoing research in anatomy.
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C.
flow does this course fit the goals of the department?
Identifies an area of interest and competence within the?
Department and ascribes responsibility for graduate leadership.
D.
flow does this course affect degree requirements?
May be taken as part of the 18 course hour requirement
for the riSc. degree.
E.
What are the calendar changes necessary to reflect the addition
of this course?
Addition (of this course and other research topics courses)
in the Calendar -- see attached calendar copy revisions.
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F. What course, if any, is bei ng. dropped from the calendar if this
course is approved?
None.
G.
What is the nature of student demand for this course?
Each student n the
proeraI'll
elects to take
at least one of
these courses in his graduate research.
II. Other reasons for introducing the course.
This course
provides
a more spccifi.c identification in the
catalogue than furnished by the title "special topics''. A specific
title on trnnscript s would be more appropriate since the title would
be informative of the ccmrsc content.
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BUDGETARY AND SPACE.
FACIORS
A. 1rhi.ch
faculty :i1 I be avail able to teach this course?
Dr. Allan J. Davison
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B. What are the special space and/or equipment requriements for this
course?
None.
C. Any other budgetary implications of mounting this course:
This course represents no additional cost or deployment
of faculty.
APPROVAL -
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Interdisciplinary Committee
on Kinesi.ologv: ?
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Senate:
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Form C-7
SI1OP FR\SER UNIVERSITY?
NEW COURSE PROPOSAL
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CALENDAR INFOrdIATION
Department: Physi call. Development Studi es Course Number:
812-3
Title :Aflthropornet)
Sub-title or Description:
Special
Topics
Credit Hours: 3
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Vector Description: N/A
Pre-requisite(s)
Consent of instructor.
II ENROLMENT ANI) SCHEDULING
Estimated Enrolment: One per semester.
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Semester Offered (e.g. Yearly,
e:rcry
Spring; twice yearly, Fall and
Spri ne)
I;vciy semcster.
When course will first he offered:
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Immediately upon approval
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JUSTIFICATION
A. What is the detailed descri ?
on of the course including di fferc r iti iti on
from lower level courses, from sinii liar courses
i.n
the same department
and from courses in other demartmonts in the University?
Thiscourse and the aclj oi ning proposed research courses are meant to
identify the n:eas , within the oepartment , of particular competence aid
and of specific relevance. It is, essentially, a brcakdo:n of Kiacs
805-3, Special Topics, into desi gnatcd suhiects already being taught
under the special to;.ics heading.
As outlined in the attached calendar copy revisions, Kincs. 803
(Seminav) and Kines . 805 (Speci all Topics) will in the future only
be offered occasionally when opportunc' lhei'cas this would noramlly
require a student to tahe 9 hours of graduate level courses from depart-
ments other thnn Li nesi ology , these proposed courses will provide suffi ci en
cognate area cnn
within
chueit
the Li nesiology program itself.
B. What is the range of topics that may he dealt with in the course?
Ongoing
research in Anthropometry.
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C.
flow does this course fit the goals of the department?
Identifies an area of interest and competence within the
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Department and ascribes responsibility for graduate leadership.
D.
How does this course affect degree requirements?
May be taken as part of the 18 course hour requirement
for the M.Sc. degree.
E.
?That are the calendar changes necessary to reflect the addition
of this course?
Addition (of this course and other research topics courses)
in
the Calendar --- see attached calendar cop
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revisions.
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F. What course, if oily, is being
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dropped from the calendar if tbi s
course is approved?
None.
C.
What is the mature of student demand for this course?
Each student in the program cicct.s to take at least one of
these courses in his graduate research.
H. Other reasons for introducing the course.
This course provides a more specific identification in the
catalogue than furnished by the title
!!s1)eal
topics".
A specific
title on transcripts would be more appropriate since the title would
be informative of the course content.
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BUDGETARY AND SPACE FACTORS
A. Which facult
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will be available to teach this course?
Dr. William D. Ross
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B.
What are the special space and/or equipment requriements for this
course?
None.
C. Any other budgetary implications of mounting this course:
This course represents no additional cost or deployment
of faculty.
APPROVAL -
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Interci I scii: ii nary Comini tt cc
on Kinesio}ogy: ?
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Senate:
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Form C-7
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C.
flow does this course fit the goals of the department?
Identifies an area of interest and competence within the
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Department and ascribes responsibility for graduate leadership.
D.
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does this course affect degrc3 requTemcnts?
May be taken as part of the 18 course hour requirement
for the M.Sc. degree.
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what are the calendar changes necessary to reflect the addition
of this
course?
Addition (of th i.s course and other research topics courses)
in
the
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see attached calendar copy revisions.
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That course, if any, is being dropped from the calendar if this
oursc is approvd?
None.
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natuj:e of student demand for this course?
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Each student in the prorws elects to take at least one of
these courses in his craduate research.
I-I. Other reasons for irtroduci ng the course.
This course provides a more specific identi fication in the
catalogue than furnished by the tit i e
!spe-ia
1 topics". A specific
title on transcripts ou1 d he more appropriate since the title, ';ould
be informative of the course content
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BUDgETARY AND SPACE bACTOPS
A. 1h5 c1 facuit'; e:i] 1. be arni lable to teach this course?
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Arthur F. Chanman
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B. What are the special space and/or equipment requriements for this
course?
None.
C. Any other budgetary implications of mounting this course:
This course represents no additional cost or deployment
of faculty.
APPROVAL
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on Kincsiologv: ?
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Form C-7
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SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
NEW COURSE PROPOSAL
CALENDAR INFOP1ATTON
Department: Physical Development Studies Course Number: 81
4 - 3
Title:
Sub-title or Description:
8pecia1 Topics
Cultural
Aspects
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III
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Credit flours: 3
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Vector Description: N/A
Pre-requisite(s):
Consent of instructor.
ENROLMENT AND SCHEDULING
Estimated Enrolment: One per semester.
Semester Offered (e.g. Yearly, cv,ery Spring; twice yearly, Fail and
Spring):
LVCTV
semester.
When course will first he offered:
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immediately upon apprOva I.
JUSTIFICATION
A.
What is the detailed description of 'the course including differentiation
from lower level courses, from simi
l
ar courses in the same department
and from courses in other departments in the University?
ThSCOUYSC
and the adjoining proposed research courses are meant to
ideni fy the areas, within the department, of particular competence and
and of specific relevance. It is, essentially, a breakdown of Lines
805-3, Special Topics, into designated subjects already being taught
under the special to;ics heading.
As outlined in the attached calendar copy revisions, Lines. 803
(Seminar) rod Li r.es . 805 (Special Topics) will in the future only
be offered oceesiomially when opportunc
.
u:hcreas this would normally
requite a student to take 9 how:s of graduate level courses from dc;arL-
ments other than Kinesi ologv, these proposed courses will provide suffi ci en
cognate area enrichment within the Kinesiol cv program itsel
f.
B. IVimat is the range of topics that may be dealt with in the course?
Ongoing research in cultural aspects.
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C.
Ho does this course fit the goals of the department?
Identifies an area of interest and competence within the
?
Department. and
responsibility
ascri hcs
for graduate
leadership.
D.
How does this course affect degree requirenonts?
May be
tahen as parr of the IS course
hour
requirement
for t1' 1 .Sc. dcc'rcc.
F.
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hnt arc the cc] ecr ceases necessary to reflect. the addition
of this cones::?
Addition (of th.s Course end
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tonics Courses)
in
the Ca] c'nn r ?
see at t
acLcdl cal eniar cc;pv revi sicns
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hct. course, if car, is brinc'
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B.
What are the special space and/or equipment requriements for this
Course?
None.
C. Any other budgetary implications of mounting this course:
This course represents no additional cost or deployment
of faculty.
APPROVAL - ?
Interdisciplinary Committee
on Kinesiology:
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Senate:
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Form C-7
SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
NEW COURSE PROPOSAL
CALENDAR
INF0PNATION
Exercise
Department: Physical Development Studies Course Nuniher:815-3 Title: Biochemistry
Sub-title or Description:
Special
Topics
Credit
Hours:
3
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Vector Description: N/A
Pre-requisite(s):
Consent of i list rue tor
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ENROUENT ANI) SCIIEhIILING
Estimated Enrolment : One per semester.
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Semester Offered (e.(,. Yearly, every Spring; twice yearly, Fall arid
Snrin)
Lvery SemeSter.
lhen course will first be offered:
I mmcdi at. ely upon approval
III ?
JUSTIFICATION
A. What is the detaileddescription ol
'
the course includihg di ffcrent i ati.on
from lower level courses, from similar courses in the sane department
and from courses in other departments in the University?
Thi:scourse and the edj
proposed
oin.i n
research courses are meant to
identify the areas, withi ii the department, of particular competence ano
and of specific relevance. It is, essentially, a breakdown of Kines
805-3, Special Topics, into desi gnated subjects already being taught.
under the speclal topics handing.
As outlined in the attached calendar copy revisions) Kines. F03
(Seminar) and Ki.ncs . 80 (Special Topics) wi I] in the future only
be offered o c c a s i one 11
y
when epport
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Lhe.reas this would normal)y
require a student to take l hours of graduate level courses from depart-
ments other than Kmnes.c;iocy , these proposed courses will provide suffi ci
cc
cognate area cmvi ehment within the Ki nesi a ogy program itself.
B. VThat is the ran
g
e of topics that may be dealt with in the course?
Ongoing research in exercise biochemistry.
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C.
flow does this course fit the goals of the department?
Identifies an area of interest and competence within the
?
Department and ascribes responsibility for graduate leadership.
D.
Flow does this course affect degree req'iirements?
May be taken as part of the 18 course hour requirement
for the M.Sc. degree.
E.
what are the calendar changes necessary to reflect the addition
of this
course?
Addition (of this course and other research topics courses)
in
the Calendar ?
see attached calendar copy revisions.
F.
Ll i at course, if any, is being .drcppcd from the calendar if this
course is approved?
None.
C.
Wliat is the nature of student demand for this course?
Each student in the program elects to take at least one of
these courses in his graduate research.
1-1. Other reasons for introducing the course.
This course provides a more specific identification in the
catalogue than furnished by the title "spcëiai topics". A specific
title on transcripLs would he more appropriate since the title would
be informative: of the course content.
IV ?
BUDGETARY AND SPACE FACTORS
A. bich faculty will be available to teach this course?
S
Dr.
N. N. C.
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B.
What are the special space and/or equipment requriernents for this
course?
None.
C. Any other budgetary implications of mounting this course:
This course represents no additional cost or deployment
of faculty.
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Interdi sci p
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on K].nosiology:
Senate:
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Form C-7
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C.
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the special
space
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course?
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I det
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of faculty.
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