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SIMON FRAS UMVESITY

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To.............. Mr D. P. Robe

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rtson,

•SecretaryofSene

Subject

New Chern

Paper S-24

From

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

.

K.E. .. Rieckhoff,

ctingD n of Science.

Date

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

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

At its meeting of July 25, 1967, the Faculty of Science moved

adoption of the new Chemistry

program

as subn-xitted in document 7-G.

The motion was passed unopposed with one abstention.

Document 7-G is attached.

'.,

K. E.

Rieckhoff.

pt

.

attach.

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describing

the propos e d ch an ge

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offevi

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of

this

D

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t.

it will be noted that

to

change q are of

a

're sufficlaW

to J Le.L oo':.h the

d

I.ri and

the c o nten

t of the L:1. pr3gran,

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Wo

reason we gi

ve

details ot

only

of

new coursen but

of

whale oro;':t..:.

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discuss i.he

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of Che

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courses labelled

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intradnee d,

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present P

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faced

In

his

fir

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course.

(14

credit hcuri) or

courseo 11

7

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ti on,

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s

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point.

out that in many Universitl y n no CfedtthDur riitt

in given f

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aboratory

c ouroc wurk,

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feet that in time we M,

can adopt

this

rrdur but

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implementation of this

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chanres

both w

i

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the

r

th e

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In the Faculty of Se

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n

c

n

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and

in the present concepr Df he

coin.& s

truclure.

We

hope that It may Sccai bu hitb

f1.r:

and npacia

l

ly paos

lble to offer cources

in

t

h

e F

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outside the Deparzm

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cour

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fact.

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science

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are

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curns to allow

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to

'vT name/hat highor

level isharaterics tave been ; .

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r1I.:ai1v

depa

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to rrom

tradition. Thnse laboratory n.ara 455uvo

the stud

ont is reedy to

a

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an axpe

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p i

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pre s

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has

now

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the Wic..ast

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parent programs.

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a

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Mo1ecuLr S

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Solid state chemistry

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ChemIstry 361-3.

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36

7-2 :i 11

ordinarIly be taken concurrently

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T3ja

1^!flor2r_i.

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and

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361

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p,rtti.

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inorganic

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