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TO:

SENATE

July 29, 1966

SUBJECT:

HISTORY COURSE

PAPER 4D

FROM:

REGISTRAR

File:

7-A-35

The History Department appointed a visiting professor for the

summer semester whose specialty was in an area for which the department

had not included courses in the 196667 Calendar. Unfortunately, the

course finally settled upon was not submitted to Senate for approval, nor

has it been submitted to the Faculty of Arts. In discussion with W. Williams,

the acting Head of History, it was agreed that

Senate

approval should be

sought now, so that the Registrar can grant credit to those students who

enrolled in the course this summer. This approval could be for this one

semester until the Faculty of Arts has had an opportunity to review the

course.

Histor y

306-3

British Imperial History since 1783.

A study of the concept of Empire, changes in British

colonial policy, the evolution of Dominion status,

and a closer study of selected territories.

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