Fall 2012 Program Guide

New Courses This Fall!Performing Arts

Conservatory Alumni Band 9

The Conservatory’s Juventus Choir 10

Speech Arts & Drama 10

Alexander Technique 14

University Theory Program 16

PersonAl enrichment

Art Appreciation: Abstract Art 23

Colour Mixing Workshop – Evening 24

Kids can Draw 24

Let’s Start Painting 24

Put Your Dreams Away: Life & Music of Frank Sinatra 25

Transforming the Canvas Surface 25

Computer Use Q & A 26

Zumba Gold 28

Astronomy – The Eternal Science 28

Decluttering & Downsizing Your Home 29

Home Staging 29

Life Skills Renewal 30

Naturopathic Medicine: An Approach to Better Health 30

Rejuvenating Your Brain 30

Chinese for Business 1 & 2 31

Chinese for Travel 1 31

The Church Down the Street: How did it get there? 33

Hauntings & Folklore of College Avenue 33

Seven Wonders of the World 34

US Presidential Elections 2012 34

Journaling 35

Write! Now! 35

The Story of Canada’s First Ordained Woman Minister 35

cAreer DeveloPment

Sask Institute – Purchasing Management Association of Canada 50

Microsoft Project Professional 2010 51

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Inside the GuidePerforming Arts 4 conservatory of Performing Arts 4 Children & Youth Programs 5Adult Programs 12Conservatory Theory Program 15Individual Instruction 17Registration, Policies & General Info 18

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cAreer DeveloPment 46Professional certificates 47 Certificate Programs 47Upcoming Courses 48Customized Corporate Training 49 Institutes 50Professional Seminars 51Registration, Policies & General Info 53Undergraduate Programs 54Certificates & Diplomas 54Upcoming Courses 57Admission, Reg., Policies & Gen. Info 59

flexible creDit stUDies 60Distance & online learning 61Online Courses 61Televised Courses 62Off-Campus Courses 62 flexible Undergraduate Programs 63High School Accelerated Program 63 Prior Learning Assess. & Recognition 63Casual University Studies 63ACAD 100 63

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Conservatory of Performing Arts

Centennial Celebration

Presenting the inaugural2012 Distinguished Alumni Award

With special presentations:

Honouring Dr. Howard Leyton-Brown’s

60 years at the Conservatory

Special musical performances

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realize. your passion for the arts.

Performing arts – music, theatre and more – are a great way for children, teens

and adults to build confidence, be social, learn self-discipline and get creative while

learning an instrument, developing acting skills or expressing themselves through

the arts.

Performing arts programs have a strong impact on a child’s growth and success.

Children do better in school, have positive emotional and behavioural development

and a greater ability to make friends and engage in teamwork and leadership.

Overall, performing arts has many positive effects on people of all ages.

children & youth Programs

The Conservatory offers a wide range of children and youth programs from

Kindermusik for newborns to theatre and guitar for teens. Our group programs

give students the opportunity to get creative with others their age and skill

level.

Adult Programs

The Conservatory offers several group programs for adults of all ages such as

guitar, singing, bagpipes, piano and more. Our classes are fun and friendly, so

come join us and share our passion for music.

benefits at the conservatory

• Exceptionalinstructors

• Eligiblefortuitionfeedeductions,tax

credits and high school credit

• Scholarshipsandbursaries

Performing Arts

Conservatory of Performing Arts

• FreeConservatoryrecital

accompaniment

• Ensembleopportunities

• Instrumentrentals

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Children & Youth Programs

KinDermUsiK villAge® (ages newborn-18 months)

Zoom bUggy!

Swoosh, vroom and clickety-clack your

way throughout this delightful unit.

Babies and adults will dance, sing and

play instruments to the theme of being

on the go. Engage in rituals and playful

activities such as infant massage, lap

bounces, exercise and quiet time.

Days: Tue, Sep 4-Oct 23,

9:30-10:15am OR

Wed, Sep 5-Oct 24,

1:00-1:45pm OR

Sat, Sep 8-Oct 27,

11:00-11:45am

course fee: $90 + $40 Materials Fee

DreAm Pillow

Dream Pillow brings images of rocking,

cuddling, singing and lulling to sleep. But

before sleepy time, babies and adults will

swirl to a dreamy cloud dance “Meet Me

Tonight in Dreamland”. Favorite nursery

rhymes like “Wee Willie Winkie” and

“Diddle, Diddle, Dumpling” are sprinkled

throughout the classes.

Days: Tue, Oct 30-Dec 18,

9:30-10:15am OR

Wed, Oct 31-Dec 19,

1:00-1:45pm OR

Sat, Nov 3-Dec 22,

11:00-11:45am


enroll in both clAsses & sAve!

Enroll in both Zoom Buggy and Dream

Pillow and save!

Days: Tue, Sep 4-Dec 18,

9:30-10:15am OR

Wed, Sep 5-Dec 19,

1:00-1:45pm OR

Sat, Sep 8-Dec 22,

11:00-11:45am


KinDermUsiK oUr time® (ages 18 months-3)

milK & cooKies

Make everyday home activities and

chores more fun with music! Cook and

sing to “The Muffin Man”. Get ready

to wash clothes to the delightful poem

“Washing Machine”. Baking cookies,

eating cupcakes, blowing on hot cross

buns and wiggling like jelly are all

represented in familiar and new songs.

Capture moments of the day and learn

how music can impact your toddler.


10:30-11:05am OR

Wed, Sep 5-Dec 12,

9:30-10:05am OR

Thu, Sep 6-Dec 13,

10:30-11:05am OR

Sat, Sep 8-Dec 15,

12:00-12:35pm



KinDermUsiK imAgine thAt!® (ages 3-4)

hello weAther! let’s PlAy together!

Sunshine, rain, snow, thunderstorms

and more are in this imaginative and

delightful weather-related musical

adventure. Preschoolers create storm

sounds with a drum, jump in pretend

puddles, throw pretend snowballs and

sing along to “Colours of the Rainbow”.

Preschoolers will explore musical

styles and become more self-sufficient

in a creative musical environment

that integrates music, pretend play,

storytelling, movement and more.

Days: Wed, Sep 5-Dec 12,

10:15-11:00am OR

Thu, Sep 6-Dec 13,

9:30-10:15am OR

Thu, Sep 6-Dec 13,

5:30-6:15pm


KinDermUsiK for the yoUng chilD® (ages 5-7)

yoUng chilD – semester one

Start your child with an early

introduction to singing, reading,

writing music and rhythm. We’ll learn

a keyboard instrument called the

glockenspiel. This class prepares your

child for semesters 2, 3 and 4.


5:15-6:15pm OR

Wed, Sep 5-Dec 12,

2:00-3:00pm


yoUng chilD – semester three

Appalachian music is a featured musical

style this semester. First, you and your

child will build a two-stringed dulcimer

instrument with materials that we’ll

provide. Then you’ll learn to play chords

and simple melodies on your new

instrument. We’ll also explore rhythm

concepts through dance by introducing

the basic steps in tap, jazz and ballet.


4:00-5:00pm OR

Thu, Sep 6-Dec 13,

6:30-7:30pm


chilD/PArent strings

chilD/PArent strings ProgrAm

(starting ages 4-6)

This exceptional program introduces your

child to the basics of playing the violin

or cello where the parent takes an active

role in all lessons and home practice. A

weekly half-hour private lesson (arranged

with the instructor) is supplemented by a

weekly 45-minute group class. Students

may add a 45-minute group theory

component after the first year.

Day: Tue, Sep 18-Jun 11,

various times

(starting times

between 4:30-

6:30pm)

Final Concert on

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Sunday,

Jun 16, 2013

group course fee: $230 without theory;

An extra $85 + $30

materials with theory

Private lesson fee: $24/half-hour

A parent meeting will be held on Sep 11

at 5:00pm to discuss the upcoming year.

sUZUKi PiAno

sUZUKi PiAno (ages 4-7)

This enriching piano program will

develop the whole child musically,

kinesthetically, technically and socially

through the love of music. Children learn

to play the piano through their natural

senses – ear, touch and imitation. A

weekly half-hour private lesson (arranged

with the instructor) is supplemented by a

weekly 30- or 45-minute group lesson.

Day: Tue, Sep 18-Jun 11 OR

Wed, Sep 19-Jun 12

course fee & time: Yr 1: $170,

Tue, 5:30-6:00pm

Yr 2: $235,

Tue, 6:05-6:50pm

Yr 3: $235,

Wed, 5:45-6:30pm

Yr 4: $235,

Wed, 6:35-7:20pm

Private lesson fee: $24/half-hour

chilD/PArent KeyboArD – mini moZArt

PrePArAtion A (ages 4-5)

This gently paced class is designed to

introduce pre-school aged children to

the basic techniques of piano playing.

Students learn about posture, pattern

recognition, dynamics, the musical

alphabet and pulse through songs,

percussive instruments, movement,

games and crafts. Students will

perform in a final recital at the end of

the semester. A parent or guardian is

required to attend the classes with their

child.

Day: Sat, Sep 22-Dec 8

time: 9:00-9:30am


level 1 (ages 6-8)

Students will learn basic rhythm,

dynamics, transposition and musical

construction. Emphasis is placed on

reading intervals. Students will perform at

a final recital at the end of the semester.

A parent or guardian is required to attend

the classes with their child.

Day: Sat, Sep 22-Apr 27

time: 9:45-10:35am


groUP gUitAr

level 1 (ages 8-10)

Your child’s first experience with a

musical instrument should be fun,

rewarding and educational. With these

important concepts built into our guitar

programs, your child will successfully

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grow in music. This entry level program

teaches the student to read basic

musical notation, time signatures (4/4

and 3/4), proper posture, hand position,

parts of the guitar, tuning (with and

without an electronic tuner) and how to

play using strings 1 and 2 of the guitar.

Your child will also begin to experience

what it is like to play in a musical

ensemble and develop friendships and

fun memories.

Day: Thu, Sep 20-Nov 22

time: 6:00-6:50pm


level 2 (ages 8-10)

Building on Level 1, aspiring young

guitar students will begin to further

explore their potential on this amazing

instrument. Students will add strings

3 and 4 as they are introduced to

chords and more complicated songs.

The student’s knowledge of musical

notation will be expanded through the

discussion and performance of music.

The student will quickly realize how vital

peer support is in regards to creating

music as they once again perform in

Recital Hall to showcase their group’s

accomplishments.

Prerequisite: Completion of Level 1


time: 7:00-7:50pm


JAZZ imProvisAtion

Discover how to play by ear and

improvise on your instrument. Using

the Blues and other common chord

progressions, learn how you can play

jazz solos for your school jazz band or

your own jazz combo. Learn basic jazz

theory, develop your ability to play by ear

through ear-training activities and learn

jazz phrasing, feel and articulation.

Day: Thu, Sep 20-Dec 6

(no class Oct 25, Nov 22)

time: 6:00-6:50pm

course fee: $200

scottish PiPe & DrUm

Scottish piping and drumming is a

unique and culturally rich musical style

performed around the world. Students

in the program gain exposure to a

wide variety of musical influences, as

well as elements of Scottish culture.

The program’s goal is to help young

players reach their musical potential in a

supportive and fun learning environment.

The Scottish Pipe and Drum Program

offers instruction in bagpipes and

snare and tenor/bass drums according

to Scotland’s Piping and Drumming

Qualifications Board using materials

prepared by Scotland’s National Piping

Centre.

beginner bAgPiPes or DrUms

(ages 8+)

Students will have fun learning the basics

of bagpipes or drums including basic


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music theory and sight reading. Students

will need to purchase a bagpipe chanter

and tutor book or drum sticks and practice

pad. These items can be purchased

through the Conservatory when the class

begins.

Day: Wed, Sep 12-May 29

time: 7:00-7:50pm

course fee: $400 + Materials (To be

purchased at first class.)

conservAtory of Performing Arts

(cPA) PiPe bAnD

The CPA Pipe Band is for young pipers

and drummers who have demonstrated

they are able to maintain the standard

for competition and performances. The

band performs at community events and

competes at Highland Games. In 2011,

the CPA Pipe Band was the provincial

champion in its category. Note: The CPA

Pipe Band does not require fundraising

activities.


time: 7:00-9:00pm


conservAtory AlUmni bAnD newThis alumni band is for recent graduates

of the CPA Pipe Band and open to any

pipers and drummers who would like to

play in a grade 3 level pipe band. The

band will be performance oriented and

will compete at the grade 3 level in local

and regional events.


time: 7:30-9:30pm


ensembles & orchestrAs

giocoso string orchestrA

This junior Giocoso String Orchestra

(pronounced Gee-oh-ko-zo, meaning

“playful” in Italian) introduces string

players with basic music reading skills to

ensemble playing and repertoire. Focus

is given to the development of rehearsal

discipline, performance standards and

etiquette. Students must demonstrate

playing ability at RCM grade 3-6 or

Suzuki book level 2-4.

Day: Tue, Sep 18-May 28

time: 4:45-5:45pm


Audition: Tue, Sep 11 (Call 585-5830

to arrange a time between

4:00-7:00pm.)

AmADeUs string orchestrA

This intermediate string orchestra will

challenge young players with previous

string orchestra experience to learn

repertoire ranging from Mozart to folk

music. Students must demonstrate

playing ability at a minimum RCM grade

6 or Suzuki book level 5-6.


time: 6:00-7:30pm


Audition: Tue, Sep 11 (Call 585-5830

to arrange a time between

4:00-7:00pm.)

eArlybirDs ensembles

The Earlybirds Ensembles provide a

chamber music experience for young

string players. Each ensemble is

supervised by a coach who will focus

on fundamental skills with an emphasis


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on playing in tune and in time with the

appropriate dynamics. Repertoire will

be selected based on the student’s age

and ability. Students will perform at

least twice a year with the possibility

of additional community performances

being added.

Students can register as a pre-formed

ensemble or we can match your child

with other players of similar age and

ability.

Day: Sat, Sep 22-Jun 8

time: 8:30-10:00am


flUte choir

The Conservatory Flute Choir consists

of a group of flautists playing together

on a regular basis. The ensemble will

play repertoire from a range of eras and

styles. There will be various opportunities

throughout the year to perform as an

ensemble. The instructor will place

students by both age and ability.


time: 5:45-6:45pm

course fee: $205

conservAtory’s JUventUs choir new

The Conservatory is proud to welcome

this award-winning choir to our

programs. Juventus Choir develops vocal

skills and performance techniques with

an emphasis on fun and friendships.

Choir provides an excellent musical

education along with fostering

teamwork and confidence.

JUnior choir (ages 6-13)

This choir is for young people in the

beginning stages of their musical

training. Performances include a

Christmas and Spring Concert, the

Rotary Carol Festival and the Regina

Music Festival.

Day: Fri, Sep 14-May 24

time: 6:00-7:00pm


Audition: Call 585-5830 to book.

concert choir (ages 10-18)

This auditioned choir is renowned for its

high standards of excellence. The Concert

Choir performs regularly with other

performers like the Regina Symphony

Orchestra, the Regina Philharmonic Choir

and the Canadian Chamber Choir and

competes in local, provincial and national

music festivals. A 30-minute music

theory class is included before or after

regular rehearsal time.

Day: Sun, Sep 16-May 26

time: 3:00-5:00pm


Audition: Call 585-5830 to book.

sPeech Arts & DrAmA new

The Conservatory Speech Arts and Drama Program offers a multi-dimensional exploration of literature, performance and voice development and is geared at developing authentic and artistic communication skills. Speech arts and drama is a boost for shy children, a way to express their love for literature and a creative outlet for children who like to perform. This program is for everyone and the benefits last a lifetime. Students gain confidence to speak, communicate and be heard!


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nUrsery rhymes (ages 4-5)

This class is designed to engage your

child in the joy of storytelling through

rhythms and rhymes. Movement

and drama games develop a love for

literature with an emphasis on nursery

rhymes and poetry. Our supportive

atmosphere also introduces the

fundamentals of choral speaking while

allowing your child’s independence and

social skills to grow.


time: 10:00-11:00am

course fee: $200

tAKe centre stAge! (ages 6-7)

Explore contemporary and classic

literature in this speech and drama class.

Improvisation and group performances

develop the acting voice. In a creative

atmosphere, students will develop their

imagination while studying literature

through the medium of acting and

theatre.


time: 11:15am-12:15pm

course fee: $240

sPeech worKs – grADe 1 (ages 7-8)

This speech and drama class is based on

the Royal Conservatory of Music Speech

& Drama syllabus. Students learn to use

their voices to speak clearly and with

purpose. Explore speaking poetry and

prose from memory, present a mime

scene based on a nursery rhyme and

prepare a one minute speech/“brief

talk”. The RCM exam is optional.

(Students must register directly with the

RCM if they wish to write the exam.)

Day: Wed, Sep 19-Dec 12

time: 5:15-6:15pm

course fee: $240

story to stAge (ages 7-9)

Bring a story to life! Adapt a book or

story into a play during our action

packed session. We will create sets and

props and gather costumes to bring

our story to life. Our young actors will

present their spectacular performance at

the end of the semester. This class will

combine basic elements of theatre and

movement for an overall dramatic and

entertaining time.

Day: Wed, Sep 19-Apr 24

time: 6:30-7:30pm

course fee: $310

mUsicAl theAtre (ages 9-12)

Learn all the elements that make up a

musical theatre performance – acting,

singing and dancing! Find out how

everything joins together to tell a story.

Day: Thu, Sep 20-Apr 25

time: 5:30-7:00pm

course fee: $375

showtime (ages 10-13)

From the page to the stage! Discover

more about the acting process from

beginning to end by mounting a show!


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Students will be assigned a role, learn

lines and breathe life into a character

while focusing on the role of an actor.

This performance-based class will teach

the basics of acting and give valuable

tips on how to become a better actor.

Day: Wed, Sep 19-Apr 24

time: 7:45-9:15pm

course fee: $375

Adult ProgramsKeyboArD

PiAno from scrAtch – level 1

This class is wonderfully supportive for

beginners. You’ll receive encouragement

from each other as well as from the

teacher. Learn scales, basic rhythms and

musical notation including dynamics,

tempo and basic articulations. By the

end of the class, students will have

developed proper posture, hand position

and tone production.

Day: Mon, Sep 17-Nov 26,

8:15-9:10pm OR

Wed, Sep 19-Nov 28,

9:00-9:55am

course fee: $150 + GST +

$20 Materials Fee

PiAno sKills

Piano Skills is a unique opportunity to

collaborate with other pianists on a wide

range of repertoire and projects. Be part

of a friendly music environment and

bring a piano piece to the first class to

work on. Get student feedback as well

as instructor input on how to improve.

By the end of the class, each student

will have completed three to four pieces

for their peers. You will also have the

opportunity to play duets and trios.

Day: Wed, Sep 19-Nov 28

time: 10:00-10:55am

course fee: $150 + GST

gUitAr

ADUlt groUP gUitAr level 1

Have you always wanted to learn to play

the guitar? Now is your chance. Start

right from the beginning with other

adults and learn several songs based on

three basic chords. Additional chords will

be added as new songs are learned.


time: 7:00-7:50pm


$20 Materials Fee


Building on Level 1, students will be

introduced to additional chords and

more complicated songs.


time: 8:30-9:20pm


$20 Materials Fee


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Building on Level 2, students will

continue to advance to more complicated

songs.


time: 7:30-8:20pm


$20 Materials Fee

introDUction to the gUitAr

This class will learn the parts and tuning

of the guitar. Students will be introduced

to reading music and simple chords. The

emphasis will be on “finger style” guitar

technique and will also work with a pick.

Participants must have a guitar (which

can be rented from the Conservatory)

and a guitar tuner (available from local

music stores).

Day: Mon, Sep 17-Dec 3

time: 9:30-10:20am


$20 Materials Fee

leArn to sing

i’ve AlwAys wAnteD to sing – level 1

If you have a love for singing and want

to learn some skills in a fun atmosphere,

join this group class to learn how to

read notes and find your way around a

written musical part. Focus is on posture,

breathing, unison singing with some

harmony and having fun. This course

includes a 15-minute private voice

assessment with the instructor.


time: 9:30-11:00am


$40 Materials Fee

i wAnt to sing some more – level 2

Have you completed Level 1 or can you

read music and are ready to sing in

harmony? Join us for more group fun

while learning more singing techniques.

This course continues standard vocal

breathing, voice production and new

songs. Class members may bring their

favourite song for sharing. Ear training

and theory are included. This course

includes a 15-minute private voice

assessment with the instructor.


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time: 11:30am-1:00pm

course fee: $165 + GST + $25

Materials Fee ($40 if you

have not taken level 1.)

i wAnt to sing forever – level 3

Do you already sing in harmony with a

choir or chorus? Join us for more group

fun to brush up on your vocal and choral

skills. Focus is on choirs consisting

of SAB (Soprano, Alto and Baritone)

arrangements or SSA (Soprano, Soprano

II and Alto) parts. Students will hone their

sight reading skills while practicing their

singing.


time: 1:30-3:00pm


$15 Materials Fee

PiPe & DrUms

beginner bAgPiPes for ADUlts –

level 1

Level 1 teaches you the basics of finger

positions on the practice chanter, the

scale, some basic grace notes, exercises

and some simple tunes. The materials

fee covers the cost of a practice chanter

and required learning materials.

Day: Tue, Sep 25-Nov 27

time: 7:00-7:50pm


$70 Materials Fee

intermeDiAte bAgPiPes for ADUlts

Year two of bagpipe lessons continues

to build technical and musical skills on

the practice chanter while improving

the mechanics of playing tunes on the

bagpipes. Students learn steady blowing,

reed manipulation, tuning, bagpipe

maintenance and new repertoire.


time: 7:30-8:20pm


ADUlt bAgPiPe stUDies

For adults who can play a number of

tunes on the bagpipes and who want

to expand their repertoire and learning,

this class includes the study of several

new tunes, a simple piobaireachd,

canntaireachd [Gaelic vocables] and

further work on bagpipe sound and

playing technique.


time: 8:30-9:20pm


ensembles

chAmber mUsic coAching for

ensembles

This course involves small ensemble

coaching for pre-formed groups of

strings, piano and wind instruments.

Coaching sessions are treated as shared

individual lessons. If you are not a

member of an ensemble, we can match

you with other players of similar abilities.

Day: Determined with the

instructor

time: Determined with the

instructor

course fee: $55/hour + GST/ensemble

(Must book in blocks of

10 hours.)


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conservAtory hArP ensemble

Have you always wanted to play the

harp but didn’t know where to begin?

Learning to play the harp is easier if you

have played piano before. One year of

private harp lessons is recommended

prior to joining the Ensemble, so

make sure you plan ahead for Harp

Ensemble in fall of 2013. Harp Ensemble

workshops will not be held during the

2012-2013 school year as we prepare

for a one week harp intensive for all skill

levels July 2-5, 2013.

worKshoPs

AlexAnDer techniQUe newAlexander Technique will improve the

strength of a musician’s performance

by preventing chronic stress, aches and

pains, and bad posture that sometime

plague a performer. It increases lung

capacity, improves clarity of voice and

adds nuance and colour in musical

passages. Clinical trials have shown that

Alexander Technique is more effective

than beta-blockers in addressing

performance anxiety.

instructor: Candace Cox

Days: Nov, Jan, Mar – TBD

time: TBD

course fee: TBD – Group workshops

& private lessons will be

offered.

Conservatory Theory Program

The understanding and creation of

music begins with music theory. It’s the

language of music and an essential part

of musical education. The Conservatory

provides individual and group theory

classes for students of all levels based on

the Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM)

theory program.

Students wanting to write RCM exams

must register directly with RCM. Writing

RCM exams is optional.

bAsic rUDiments

Basic Rudiments is a co-requisite for the

Grade 5 Practical Examination. Theory

is the study of the “grammar” of music.

Theory helps the student understand

more about the music he/she is playing

and gives a better understanding of

music in general. Students will start to

see scale passages, key changes and

other elements in their music.


time: 6:00-6:50pm



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intermeDiAte rUDiments

Intermediate Rudiments is a co-requisite

for the Grade 6 Practical Examination.

This class is designed to prepare

students for the Intermediate Rudiments

RCM exam in December 2012. To

obtain maximum benefit from the

course, completing Basic Rudiments is

recommended. An appropriate equivalent

background may be considered, subject

to the instructor’s approval.


time: 7:00-7:50pm


ADvAnceD rUDiments

Advanced Rudiments is a co-requisite

for Grades 7-10 Practical Examinations

and Elementary Piano Pedagogy. This

class is designed to prepare students for

the Advanced Rudiments RCM exam in

December 2012. To obtain maximum

benefit from this course, completing

Intermediate Rudiments is recommended.


time: 5:00-5:50pm


history 1

History 1 is a co-requisite for the grade 9

and 10 RCM Practical Examinations. This

class is designed to prepare students for

the History 1 RCM exam in May 2013.

This course is a natural progression

from Basic Harmony. Topics include an

introduction to music history through an

overview of four historical style periods–

Baroque, Classical, Romantic and

Modern. note: must register by sep 8.

minimum 3 students to run class.

Day: Thu, Sep 20-May 9

time: 7:00-7:50pm


bAsic hArmony

Basic Harmony is a co-requisite for

the grade 9 and above RCM Practical

Examinations. This class is designed to

prepare students for the Basic Harmony

RCM exam in May 2013. This course

covers the foundations of harmony and

harmonic progressions. Topics include

melody writing, four part harmony

(SATB), harmonic analysis and structural

analysis. To obtain maximum benefit

from this course, completing Advanced

Rudiments is recommended. An

appropriate equivalent background may

be considered, subject to the instructor’s

approval.


time: 6:45-7:35pm


University theory PrePArAtion newThis course is designed to prepare

high school choir and band musicians

for university entrance theory tests.

Through a comprehensive study of

theory, including aural and keyboard

skills, this course will have students

acquire a strong foundation of theory

which is mandatory to pursue studies at

the university level. There are no pre-

requisites to take this class.

Day: Thu, Sep 20-Feb 28

(no class Oct 25, Nov 22,

Jan 24, Feb 7)

time: 4:45-5:35pm



Individual Instruction Learning to play an instrument is one of

the greatest gifts you can give yourself

or your child. the conservatory of

Performing Arts has been offering high

quality music instruction in Regina for

100 years. From voice to violin, music

lessons teach more than just tunes.

high QUAlity instrUction

Our instructors are among the best

in the country. Many hold university

degrees and perform with the Regina

Symphony Orchestra as well as their own

groups and ensembles. Most importantly,

Conservatory instructors nurture and

develop students to their highest

potential.

the right Age

Quite often, we are asked what the ‘ideal

age’ is for beginning music lessons. The

answer is any age can be the right age to

begin. It really depends on the child and

the instrument chosen. String lessons

often begin with students as young as

four, with active parental involvement.

Piano lessons can begin as soon as the

child is tall enough to sit at the bench

and reach the keys, although beginning

around the age of six or seven is more

common.

Many students begin playing piano,

violin, cello and guitar at a young

age. As they grow older and develop

physically, they can begin to explore

other instruments. Often students begin

taking lessons on winds and brass

instruments to complement their school

band program.

Starting music lessons is a personal

decision for every family and depends on

the maturity, interest and motivation of

your child regardless of age.

how mUsic lessons worK

Music lessons at the Conservatory are

taught one-on-one with an instructor and

are typically once a week for 30 minutes.

Lessons are available seven days a week

and generally take place after school

and on weekends. The Conservatory also

offers lessons during the day if desired.

Lessons usually run from September to

early June, but students may begin at

any time during the year.

For a complete list of our private

instructors and our current fee

information, please visit

www.uregina.ca/cce.

inDiviDUAl coAching/

AccomPAniment

Whether learning new repertoire or

preparing for an important audition,

concert or exam, singers and

instrumentalists need to work with a

private coach/pianist. The Conservatory

has a number of outstanding

accompanists who can help you become

a better performer by improving your

interpretation of a song or instrumental

piece through a stronger understanding

of harmony, rhythm, ensemble playing,

and musical style.

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registrAtion & contAct info

online: www.uregina.ca/cce/conservatory

Phone: 306-585-5830/5831

fax: 306-585-5788

mail: Conservatory of Performing Arts

Centre for Continuing Education

University of Regina 3737 Wascana Parkway,

Regina, SK, S4S 0A2

in Person: Conservatory Building College Ave. & Cornwall St.

Policies

registrAtion & withDrAwAl Policies

For a complete list of Conservatory policies, go to www.uregina.ca/cce or ask for a copy of the Conservatory Registration and Withdrawal Policies at our front counter.

generAl informAtion

AwArDs, scholArshiPs & bUrsAries

Through the generous legacies of many Regina patrons and former Conservatory students, a number of important scholarships and bursaries are available to assist with ongoing performing arts studies.

PerformAnce oPPortUnities &

recitAls

Last year the Conservatory held over 35 student recitals where over 600 students performed. Students from all disciplines are encouraged to participate. Please visit www.uregina.ca/cce/conservatory for a list of recital dates. All Conservatory recitals are open to the public with no admission charged.

teAching fAcilities

The Conservatory houses more than 50 teaching studios in the Conservatory Building and Darke Hall. It also has five excellent dance studios including two large sprung-floor studios and a number of large classroom and rehearsal spaces.

PrivAcy & Accessibility Policies

www.uregina.ca/cce/career-development/policies-professional.html

office hoUrs

Aug 27, 2012–Jun 22, 2013Mon-Thu, 9:15am–8:00pmFri-Sat, 8:15am–4:15pm

Jun 23, 2012–August 24, 2012Mon-Fri, 8:15am–4:30pm


Admission, Registration, Policies & General Information

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Personal Enrichment

enjoy a little me time.

If you’re looking for a new hobby, an

opportunity to learn new things or a way to

spice up your free time, join us for some fun

and personal enrichment.

The Centre for Continuing Education houses

a wide variety of personal enrichment

classes for adults of all ages. These classes

are designed for interest and enjoyment for

anyone who loves learning and being active.

You can experience the joy of learning

through art and music, creative writing,

fitness and lifestyle, languages and culture,

history and technology, and much more.

enrich your personal side.

Be part of an active community

and experience the benefits of our

personal enrichment programs.

you can:

Be creative

Get fit

Exercise your brain

Build friendships

Engage in rich conversation

Learn new skills

Expand your knowledge

Give back to the community

Become a well-rounded person

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Processing fee of $50 covers cost of

firing and glazing pottery projects.

Max 10 students per class.

Program information: 585-5816

registration: 585-5830 or

www.uregina.ca/cce

clAyworKs (ages 6-9)

Explore the creative possibilities of

clay with new and exciting projects to

challenge every skill level. Learn the

basics of hand building and decoration.

All supplies are included.

Day: Sat, Sep 22-Nov 10

time: 10:00am-12:00pm

instructor: April Fairbrother

course fee: $150 + $50 Processing Fee

Pottery for KiDs (ages 10-14)

Use your imagination to create

everything from crazy creatures to funky

functional pieces. Learn the basics of

sculpture and hand building with an

introduction to wheel throwing. New and

past students welcome. All supplies are

included.

Day: Tue, Sep 18-Nov 6

time: 4:00-6:30pm

instructor: April Fairbrother

course fee: $165 + $50 Processing Fee

Pottery wheel – yoUth (ages 15-17)

For teens with little to no previous

experience working with clay, dip your

hands into something new! Learn basic

techniques that will help you create pots,

vases and pretty much anything that

can be thrown on a pottery wheel. All

supplies are included.


time: 4:00-6:30pm

instructor: Ashely Marshall

course fee: $165 + GST + $50

Processing Fee

hAnD bUilDing with clAy – 10 weeKs

(ages 18+)

Explore form, function and sculpture through different methods of building with clay. Through demonstration, students will develop their skills in various construction techniques, surface decoration and glaze application. Open studio practice time included. Tools and clay are extra.

Days: Thu, Sep 20-Nov 22time: 7:00-10:00pminstructor: April Fairbrothercourse fee: $195 + GST + $50

Processing Fee

Pottery Programs

for more informAtion www.uregina.ca/cce

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hAnD bUilDing with clAy – 8 weeKs

(ages 18+)

This class is an alternative to wheel throwing that allows creative options in clay construction. Explore form, function or sculpture through different methods of building with clay. Through demonstration, students will develop their skills in various construction techniques, surface decoration and glaze application. Open studio practice time included. Tools and clay are extra.

Day: Wed, Sep 19-Nov 7time: 1:00-4:00pminstructor: Deanna Funkcourse fee: $165 + GST + $50

Processing Fee

Pottery – ADUlt level i wheel

bAsics (ages 18+)

Want to explore the pottery wheel? Develop your skills in throwing and decorating in this introductory class through demonstrations and practice time. Open studio practice time included. Tools and clay are extra.

Days: Mon, Sep 10-Nov 26 (no class Oct 8 & Nov 12) Time: 1:00-4:00pm OR Tue, Sep 18-Nov 20 Time: 7:00-10:00pm OR

Sat, Sep 22-Nov 24 Time: 1:00-4:00pm

instructor: Jan Johnsoncourse fee: $195 + GST + $50

Processing Fee

Pottery – ADUlt level ii – beyonD

bAsics (ages 18+)

This project focused class will explore the different components needed to make complex forms and shapes on the

pottery wheel. Through demonstration and practice students will further develop their skills in construction, surface development and explore form and function. Open studio practice time included. Tools and clay are extra. Prerequisite: Pottery Adult Level I. Participants are to be confident in their basic wheel throwing techniques.

Day: Wed, Sep 19-Nov 21time: 7:00-10:00pminstructor: Deanna Funkcourse fee: $195 + GST + $50

Processing Fee

Pottery – oPen stUDio time (ages 18+)

Do you have an artistic flair, want an

ideal studio space and like being around

fellow potters? Then this self-directed

class is for you. Work independently

on pottery and sculpture projects in

a creative atmosphere! Technician is

present to assist with pottery wheels.

Processing fee covers the cost to process

one box of clay.

Days: Mon, Sep 10-Nov 26

(no class Oct 8 & Nov 12)

Time: 7:00-10:00pm OR

Fri, Sep 21-Nov 23

Time: 1:00-4:00pm

course fee: $175 + GST+ $50

Processing Fee

win An iPAD!

Visit www.uregina.ca/cce to fill out

our Fall 2012 Program Guide Survey

for your chance to win.


Lifelong Learning Programs

DAtes to remember

open houseTours, displays, demonstrations, refreshments and moreFREE gift for first 100 people in attendanceWed, Aug 15, 10:30am-2:30pmGallery Building Room 106

free forumsWed, Aug 15Breaking Open Burma, 10:30-11:30amFitness Demonstrations, 12:00-1:00pmRegina Downtown Neighbourhood Plan, 1:30-2:30pmGallery Building Room 106

big book saleGreat selection of inexpensive books for people of all ages!Thu, Sep 6, 2:00-8:00pmFri & Sat, Sep 7 & 8, 9:00am-4:00pm

35th Anniversary writing contest winners & international literacy Day celebrationJoin writers and judges to hear winning entries and learn about writing courses offered at LLC. Refreshments to follow.Sat, Sep 8, 10:30-11:30amGallery Building Room 106

welcome & orientationThu, Sept 13, 12:00-1:00pmGallery Building Room 106

with love, lydia – story of canada’s first ordained woman ministerJoin author Pat Wotton to learn about the amazing life of Lydia. Afternoon tea to follow.Fri, Sept 21, 1:30pmGallery Building Room 106

international volunteer Day & christmas celebrationWed, Dec 5, 1:30-3:30pmGallery Building Rooms 106 & 108

AboriginAl grAnDmothers cAring for grAnDchilDren sUPPort networKGrandmothers caring for grandchildren are invited to monthly Support Network meetings. Childcare and rides will be provided for those who call in advance. For more information or to register call 585-5766.

Day: Fri, Sept 14, Oct 12, Nov 9, Dec 7

time: 9:30-11:30amlocation: Four Directions Community

Health Centre

english lAngUAge ProgrAmAdults who want to improve their English language skills can gain confidence in speaking English, learn about Regina and Canada, and meet people from the community. For more information call 585-5766.

intercUltUrAl grAnDmothers Uniting (igU)All older women who are interested in building bridges of understanding, respect, trust and friendship among First Nations, Métis and other women are welcome to attend. For more information call 585-5766.

volUnteer & commUnity ProgrAms

lifelong learning courses have limited space. Please register early.


Day: Fri, Sept 21, Oct 19, Nov 16, Dec 14

time: 10:30am-12:30pmlocation: Indian Métis Christian

Fellowship sPeAKers bUreAUThe Lifelong Learning Centre has speakers available to talk to groups about the importance of lifelong learning, elder abuse, aging well, retirement planning, health literacy and more. To request a speaker or become one call 585-5766 or 585-5806.

volUnteer oPPortUnitiesWe are looking for volunteers to assist with promotional activities, newsletter production and more. Call 585-5816 to volunteer.

Art, film & mUsic

Acrylic PAinting – 1 (35004)Learn the basics of acrylic painting – how to mix and blend colours, use various brushes and apply brush strokes. You will also learn about composition, how to compose a painting from a photograph and complete a painting from start to finish. Materials list will be supplied.

Day: Mon, Sep 24-Nov 26 (No class Oct 8 & Nov 12)

time: 6:30-9:30pminstructor: Rosie Armisteadcourse fee: $150 SUG Member: $125

Acrylic PAinting – 2 (35005)Those with some acrylic experience will learn how to design paintings from drawings and photographs and apply under painting, layering, glazing, impasto and other painting techniques. The focus will be on advancing your skills, creative development and expression. Material list will be supplied.

Day: Mon, Sep 24-Nov 26 (No class Oct 8 & Nov 12)

time: 1:00-4:00pm

instructor: Beth Gaffneycourse fee: $150 SUG Member: $125

Art APPreciAtion: AbstrAct Art

(35007) newFor abstract art lovers and skeptics alike, this class will introduce students to the history of abstract art as well as its great masters and up and coming artists. We will look at different theories and techniques in abstract art and learn how to approach and evaluate its merits (or lack thereof).

Day: Tue, Sep 18-Nov 13 time: 1:15-3:15pminstructor: Rosie Armisteadcourse fee: $95 SUG Member: $70

All i wAnt to Do is PAint (35006)Do you like to paint but can’t seem to make time for it at home? Do you have an artistic flair, need an ideal studio space and like being around fellow artists? Then this self-directed class is for you. No previous experience necessary. Students must bring own art supplies.

Day: Mon, Sep 17-Nov 26 (no class Oct 8 & Nov 12)

time: 9:30-11:30amfacilitator: Wendy Heptingcourse fee: $70 SUG Member: $50

Art of florAl Design (35008)Join floral designer Peter Dielschneider for this interactive workshop on fresh flower design. This three-part workshop will focus on design concepts of composition, balance, theme and colour. You will create beautiful table top flower arrangements including a boutonniere, corsage, triangular table arrangement, oval table arrangement and a table arrangement of your own design. Materials included.

Day: Tue, Oct 9-23time: 7:00-10:00pminstructor: Peter Dielschneidercourse fee: $150 SUG Member: $140

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coloUr mixing worKshoP – evening

(35011) newLearn the art of mixing acrylic paint to create colours in grayscale and colour scale as well as different shades and hues. This workshop is an excellent introduction to colour mixing for beginner artists and great practice for those with more experience. Materials included.

Day: Wed, Sep 19time: 7:00-9:00pminstructor: Rosi Armisteadcourse fee: $35 SUG Member: $30 ($10 off if registered in

another art course this fall.)

coloUr mixing worKshoP (35010)Learn the art mixing acrylic paint to create colours in the grayscale and colour scale as well as different shades and hues. This workshop is an excellent introduction to colour mixing for beginner artists and great practice for those with more experience. Materials included.

Day: Wed, Sep 19time: 1:00-3:00pminstructor: Beth Gafneycourse fee: $35 SUG Member: $30 ($10 off if registered in

another art course this fall.)

encAUstic Art (35014)Encaustic painting, an ancient art form that dates back over 2000 years, involves painting with coloured molten waxes. It has been used by such masters as Michelangelo and Jackson Pollack and

has enjoyed revivals throughout time. This workshop will provide instruction in basic painting, flat iron, hot palette and blow gun encaustic techniques. Students will complete one painting. Suitable for beginner and advanced painters. Materials included.

Day: Fri, Oct 5time: 9:00am-3:30pminstructor: Sandra Staples-Jetkocourse fee: $120 SUG Member: $100

KiDs cAn DrAw (ages 6-9)

(35016) newThis introductory course will introduce a variety of drawing skills to help children draw from life as well as their imaginations. Students will need to bring a sketchbook, pencil set (including 4B, B, H and 4H pencils), pencil sharpener, white rubber eraser and pencil case.

Day: Wed, Sep 26-Nov 14time: 4:00-5:30pminstructor: Rosie Armisteadcourse fee: $100

let’s stArt PAinting (ages 7-12)

(35018) newLearn the fundamentals of painting while having fun! Students will explore the use of colour, paint, tools, design and composition through creative exercises. In each class students will complete at least one painting while working on their own interests and at their own speed. Materials included.

Day: Sat, Sep 22-Nov 10time: 1:00-3:00pminstructor: Sandra Staples-Jetkocourse fee: $140

lAnDscAPes in PAstel (35017)Create luminous landscapes in soft pastel. This course will provide instruction in drawing and composing landscapes in colour, as well as time for individual assistance. Suitable for beginners and continuing students. Bring plenty of your own photos to work from.


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Materials list will be supplied.

Day: Tue, Sep 25-Nov 13time: 9:00am-12:00pminstructor: Mary Ann Dubecourse fee: $150 SUG Member: $125

PUt yoUr DreAms AwAy: the life

& mUsic of frAnK sinAtrA (35019) newJoin us as we trace the career of Frank Sinatra from his humble beginnings to stardom and explore his influence on the music world and vice versa. All his classic interpretations will be played and discussed.

Day: Thu, Sep 20-Nov 15 time: 1:30-3:30pminstructor: Ron Bockingcourse fee: $95 SUG Member: $70

trAnsforming the cAnvAs sUrfAce

(35020) newAdvance your creativity beyond basic acrylic painting by using mixed media techniques with various mediums to add layers of texture and transparency to your canvas. You will employ additive and subtractive processes on the canvas surface and experiment with gessoes, pastes, gels, and metallic and granular additives. For intermediate or advanced painters. Material list will be supplied.

Day: Sat, Nov 17time: 9:00am-3:30pminstructor: Gerri Ann Siwekcourse fee: $80 SUG Member: $70

clAssic films (35009)Enjoy six excellent films with introduction and concluding discussions for each film. Films are The Wild Bunch (1964 William Holden, Robert Ryan), Strangers on a Train (1951 Farley Granger, Ruth Roman), Spiral Staircase (1945 Dorothy McGuire, George Brent), Shane (1953 Alan Ladd, Jean Arthur), Band Wagon (1953 Fred Astaire, Cyd Charisse) and To Catch a Thief (1955 Cary Grant, Grace Kelly).

Day: Fri, Sep 28-Nov 2time: 1:00-3:00pminstructor: Dermot Weightmancourse fee: $25 SUG Member: $15

DrUmming – introDUctory (35012) This class will build on traditional and new drum circle rhythms with emphasis on joining in the jam. Accompany some of your favourite songs and hymns or make up your own. Build confidence to enjoy the power of music and the company of new friends. Drums are provided free at class and are available to rent for home use for $25. Class materials fee $5 for new participants payable at first class.

Day: Fri, Oct 5-Nov 9 time: 10:30am-12:00pminstructor: Joanne Croffordcourse fee: $90 SUG Member: $65

DrUmming – ADvAnceD (35013)Have fun playing like a pro! This class will emphasize creative use of the bones of a rhythm to build and elaborate on the beat. Use your drum in different playing situations – at home, church, drum circle, musical choir or band. Drums are provided free at class and are available to rent for home use for $25. Materials fee is $5 for new participants payable at the first class.

Day: Fri, Oct 5-Nov 9time: 1:00-2:30pminstructor: Joanne Crofford course fee: $90 SUG Member: $65

comPUters & technology

comPUter Use 1 (35021)For inexperienced and first time computer users, this hands-on course will cover the basics of computer use including the mouse, keyboard, computer programs such as email and web browsers, and how to navigate in Microsoft Windows.


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Day: Tue, Sep 18-Oct 9time: 1:30-4:00pminstructor: David Wesselcourse fee: $130 SUG Member: $105

comPUter Use 2 (35022)This course is for anyone who has taken Computer Use 1 or is fairly comfortable using the mouse, keyboard and some computer programs. This hands-on course will improve your computer skills and teach you more about email, address books, Microsoft Windows operating system and basic file management. You will perform basic information searches on the internet.

Day: Tue, Oct 23-Nov 13time: 1:30-4:00pminstructor: David Wesselcourse fee: $130 SUG Member: $105

comPUter Use 3 (35023)Designed for the experienced PC user or those who have taken Computer Use 2, this hands-on course explores more uses of the computer. We will look at a variety of computer programs such as word processors, spreadsheets and photo editors. Learn more about web browsers, information available on the internet and how to find it. Configure Microsoft Windows desktops and download programs from websites.

Day: Thu, Sep 20-Oct 11 time: 9:30am-12:00pminstructor: David Wesselcourse fee: $130 SUG Member: $105

comPUter Use 4 (35024)This course is for those who are comfortable using the computer, but want to learn more. We will cover file management issues, computer security (the threats and how to deal with them), computer applications of interest, photo editors or spreadsheets and current trends in computing.

Day: Thu, Oct 25-Nov 15time: 9:30am-12:00pm

instructor: David Wessel course fee: $130 SUG Member: $105

comPUter Use Q & A (35025) newThis hands-on class is for people who are comfortable with the basics of computer use but have questions to ask. They will be answered, discussed and researched by the instructor and students.

Day: Mon, Sep 24; Oct 15; Nov 5, 26

time: 1:30-3:30pminstructor: David Wesselcourse fee: $75 SUG Member: $60

DigitAl PhotogrAPhy PArt 1 & 2 (35026)In Part One you will learn how to download digital images and do basic editing to remove red eye, enlarge, reduce, crop, and save photos to CD using free Kodak software. Part Two will show you how to organize and edit files and how to develop simple slide shows. Bring your camera including cables, manual and software. Basic computer skills required.

Day: Wed, Sep 19 & 26time: 6:30-9:30pminstructor: Trevor Hopkincourse fee: $75 SUG Members: $60

iPoDs, iPhones, iPADs & DownloADing meDiA (35027)The internet is changing the way we watch TV, listen to music and play games. New devices like iPods and iPhones allow us to have our


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entertainment wherever we are. This workshop will show you the ins and outs of buying media with iTunes, putting media on your portable device and other ways to watch TV, read books or play games online.

Day: Tue, Nov 20time: 6:30-9:30pminstructor: Dr. David Gerhardcourse fee: $40

KeePing in toUch throUgh fAcebooK & sKyPe (35028)Keeping in touch is easier than it used to be, thanks to modern technology. If you have a computer, a web camera and the internet, you can see and talk to people almost anywhere for free. This workshop will show you tips and tricks for finding people and keeping in touch through Facebook and other social networking sites. We’ll also look at using Skype, Google Chat or iChat to talk to your family and friends.

Day: Tue, Nov 13time: 6:30-9:30pminstructor: Dr. David Gerhardcourse fee: $40

storing, shAring & DisPlAying yoUr DigitAl PhotogrAPhs (35029)Expand your digital photography knowledge using FREE Kodak EasyShare software. Learn to back up your photos on an external hard drive, load a LCD photo frame, build a calendar for the new year, make an enlargement, share your pictures online and make slideshow presentations. Bring your camera, digital photo frame (not required), a blank CD or a USB drive and a few digital photos you are proud of. Basic computer skills required.

Day: Fri, Oct 12, 19 & Nov 2time: 9:00am-12:00pminstructor: Trevor Hopkincourse fee: $115 SUG Member: $90

fitness & movement

belly DAncing (35030) Connect with your inner goddess as we stretch our bodies and minds with a yoga-inspired warm up before toning our bodies with the art of belly dancing. This multi-level class will hone the foundations of belly dance during a great workout that incorporates props.

Day: Tue, Sep 18-Nov 13 time: 12:00-1:00pminstructor: Anna Scottcourse fee: $75 SUG Member: $55

fit for yoUr life (35031)Join us for a gradual strength-training program designed for older adults. Health experts suggest weight training as an integral necessity for a healthy lifestyle. Hand-held, Velcro wrist and ankle weights from one to five pounds are supplied. The class instructs proper weight training with a muscle warm-up, stretching and cool down.

Days: Tue & Thu, Sep 18-Nov 15time: 4:00-5:00pminstructor: Dorothy Fitzer course fee: $95 SUG Member: $70

line DAncing (35032)“In a Rut Strut.” Line dancing is a great activity for fun, exercise and memory. Learn easy, progressive steps to all types of music.

Day: Tue, Sep 18-Nov 13time: 9:30-10:30aminstructor: Dorothy Fitzercourse fee: $75 SUG Member: $55

stretch & tone exercise (35033)Promote healthy aging through exercise designed to increase flexibility. This class involves a warm up, aerobics, stretching, toning and cool down. Mats and weights are supplied.

Day: Tue & Thu, Sep 18-Nov 15time: 11:00am-12:00pminstructor: Dorothy Fitzercourse fee: $95 SUG Member: $70


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yogA – beginners (35034)Introduce yourself to the world of yoga. You will learn gentle poses and stretches that can be done safely at home. Those with experience can practice at a slower pace. Bring a yoga mat and large towel or blanket.

Day: Mon, Sep 17-Nov 26time: 12:00-1:00pminstructor: Lani Knaus course fee: $75 SUG Member: $55

yogA – ADvAnceD (35035) This class is designed for those who know basic diaphragmatic breathing, the rudiments of basic postures, are at ease with the asanas practiced in beginner’s class and want to stretch beyond the beginner level. Please bring a yoga mat and large towel or blanket.

Day: Mon, Sep 17-Nov 26time: 10:30-11:30aminstructor: Lani Knauscourse fee: $75 SUG Member: $55

yogA – mUlti-level (35036) If you have learned the basics, you are ready to move on. You will be guided to adapt the practice to you own level. Emphasis will be on breathing, classic yoga poses and relaxation techniques. Please bring a yoga mat and large towel or blanket.

Day: Wed, Sep 19-Nov 14time: 10:30-11:30aminstructor: Lani Knauscourse fee: $75 SUG Member: $55

yogA restorAtive (35037) This will be a gentle class for people who have low energy, chronic health problems, are recovering from illness or injury or just want a gentler practice. It is suitable for people of all levels. Most of the practice will be done lying on the floor. Please bring a yoga mat and large towel or blanket.

Day: Wed, Sep 19-Nov 14time: 12:00-1:00pm

instructor: Lani Knauscourse fee: $75 SUG Member: $55

ZUmbA golD (35038) newDitch the workout and join the party! This fun fitness/dance class features fun and easy-to-follow dance moves set to Latin and international beats. Zumba Gold is designed to suit the needs of the active older participant and those just starting their journey to a fit and healthy lifestyle.

Day: Wed, Sep 19-Nov 14time: 4:00-5:00pminstructor: Anna Scottcourse fee: $75 SUG Member: $55

heAlth & lifestyle

55 Alive Driver refresher (35039)Even experienced drivers need a refresher to brush up on new road rules and to break old habits. Learn about new laws, review basic driving rules and discuss the effects of aging on older drivers. Please bring a lunch.

Day: Fri, Oct 26time: 9:00am-4:00pmcourse fee: $50 SUG Member: $25

Astronomy – the eternAl science

(35050) newExplore a slightly advanced and unique set of topics compared to other beginner astronomy courses. The topics will include: galaxies, stellar evolution, high red shift objects and the big bang.


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Learn about the history of astronomy, cosmology and the various instruments used to observe the universe. Mathematical content will be minimal.

Day: Mon, Sep 17-Nov 26time: 1:30-3:30pminstructor: Blanche Embertoncourse fee: $95 SUG Member: $70

DeclUttering & DownsiZing yoUr

home (35068) newNeed to declutter or downsize your home but don’t know where to start? Attend this interactive workshop and learn practical and effective skills and strategies to minimize your home and the emotional discomfort often associated with the process.

Day: Thu, Oct 4 & 11time: 7:00-9:30pminstructor: Melanie Lutzcourse fee: $50

fAll birDs with trevor herriot (35073)Join writer and CBC Birdline expert, Trevor Herriot, for a walk through the park to look at the birds of fall. Trevor will give advice on bird identification and feeding birds in your yard. Dress well and bring binoculars.

Day: Wed, Sep 12time: 12:00-1:00pminstructor: Trevor Herrriotcourse fee: $5

finAnciAl literAcy – An introDUction (35071)This four-part series will introduce you to the basic ideas of personal financial management including financial literacy; debt, saving and investing; financial alphabet soup – TFSA, RRSP, RESPP, ETF and more; and using the internet for financial management.

Day: Wed, Oct 3-24time: 7:00-9:00pminstructor: Cyril Kesten

course fee: $90 (Couples $150) SUG Member: $ 80

finAnciAl comPetency (35070)This four-part series will introduce you to the skills necessary to become financially competent including how to become financially competent; saving and investing; using the internet to become financially competent; and Investing 2.0.

Day: Wed, Nov 7-28time: 7:00-9:00pminstructor: Cyril Kestencourse fee: $90 (Couples $150)

SUG Member: $ 80

gerontology institUteYou are invited to the 11th Gerontology Institute (GI) – a one-day professional development event with expert plenary speakers, interactive workshops and motivational speakers. The GI explores issues of concern to older adults in Saskatchewan and is of benefit to health professionals, those working with older adults in community-based programs and older adults. Fees include lunch.

Day: Thu, Nov 22time: 8:30am-4:30pmcourse fee: by oct 31:

$135 SUG Member: $75 After oct 31: $160 SUG Member: $85

home stAging (35069) newWant to give your home a quick face lift and improve its resale value? Join professional Home Stager, Melanie Lutz, to learn the basics of home staging. Explore home staging concepts of balance, space, colour and contrast, as well as the importance of home staging in today’s market, common mistakes sellers make when preparing their house for sale and cost effective home staging strategies.

Day: Thu, Oct 18 & 25time: 7:00-9:30pminstructor: Melanie Lutzcourse fee: $ 50


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life sKills renewAl (35040) newThis course is for almost anyone, especially those who now find themselves more or less alone through divorce or separation, or their life companion is deceased or incapacitated. Update your knowledge of formerly neglected, delegated or shared responsibilities, such as nutrition, personal finances and housekeeping with discussion and practical exercises. Cooking demos will be provided.

Day: Fri, Sep 28-Nov 9time: 9:30-11:30aminstructor: Regina Home Economics

for Living Program (HELP)course fee: $75 SUG Member: $60

nAtUroPAthic meDicine: An

APProAch to better heAlth (35041) newNaturopathic medicine strives to restore balance to the body by stimulating its innate capacity to heal and focuses on the ‘why’ of a condition versus the ‘what’. Get a practical overview of human physiology in addition to a health assessment model that utilizes the guiding principles of naturopathic tools that encourage balance within these systems.

Day: Wed, Sep 19-Oct 24time: 6:30-8:00pminstructors: Dr. Vanessa DiCicco &

Dr. Jonathan Babladcourse fee: $150 SUG Member: $140

Psychology of PersonAl exPerience (35089)Experience is what we live with. It must be respected, honoured and explored. It tells us who we are. It is the ground of being human. The class will attempt to offer an environment where it is possible to honour and understand all our experiences.

Day: Tue, Sep 18-Nov 13time: 1:30-3:30pminstructor: Dr. Paul Antrobus

course fee: $95 SUG Member: $70

reJUvenAting yoUr brAin (35051) newCome and enjoy a series of activities and exercise to renew, refresh and re-energize your mind. Examine what the increasing body of scientific research has to say about the aging brain. Explore the different brain functions and have fun learning about and exercising your brain.

Day: Wed, Sep 19-Nov 17time: 1:30-3:30pminstructor: Sandra Staples-Jetkocourse fee: $95 SUG Member: $70

wills & estAtes (35072)Learn about legal issues related to retirement planning such as wills and estates, power of attorney, living wills, trusts and more from an Estate Planning Consultant. Join us to find out what you need to do to ensure that your legal affairs will contribute to your well-being in retirement.

Day: Fri, Sep 21time: 9:30-11:30aminstructor: Brenda Calder course fee: $35 SUG Member: $25

wellness weDnesDAys

FREE monthly program co-sponsored by Lifelong Learning Centre and Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region Seniors Healthy Living Program

time: 12:00-1:00pmroom: Gallery Building 106

ADvAnceD Directives (35076)Life threatening illness or injury can happen at any time and it’s important that those who may have to make decisions for your care, if you are unable to do so, are clear about your wishes and know that they are supporting you in the choices you have made. Gain information and tools needed to make informed choices about your future


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health care ahead of time.

instructor: Health Educator, Advanced Care Planning Program, Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region

Day: Nov 21

exPloring cremAtion (35074)In North America, burial and cremation remain the two most common ways to honour the deceased. This presentation will explore the cremation and interment process and provide a comparison between cremation and burial services.

instructor: Funeral Services Professional, Speers Funeral and Cremation Services

Day: Sep 19

glUten free Diet (35075)Living a gluten free lifestyle can have its challenges. You need to have a good understanding of which food and ingredients contain gluten, how to adapt recipes and how to avoid cross-contamination. Explore these and other gluten-free related topics.

instructor: Edna SchutzDay: Oct 17

lAngUAges & cUltUre

new Chinese language courses are offered in collaboration with the U of R Confucius Institute.

chinese for bUsiness 1 (35097)This course is for working professionals who are planning to visit China for business and have little or no knowledge of the Chinese language. Learn simple communication for business activities such as introductions, business etiquette at meetings and events, as well as cross-cultural awareness.

Day: Tue, Sep 18-Nov 13 time: 7:00-9:00pm

instructor: TBAcourse fee: $200

chinese for bUsiness 2 (35098)Take your basic business communications to the next level. Learn to arrange agendas, company visits, introduce products, etc. and the basic structure of Chinese characters. This course will reinforce Chinese pronunciation and daily conversation skills to make your business trips easier.

Day: Sat, Sep 22-Nov 17time: 10:00am-12:00pminstructor: TBAcourse fee: $200

chinese for trAvel 1 (35099)As a beginner, you will become familiar with the names of popular places in China and have a good command of practical Chinese language skills. Conduct basic conversation related to asking directions, shopping, ordering food and emergency situations. Communicative competence and cross-cultural awareness are emphasized.

Day: Sat, Sep 22-Nov 17time: 1:00-3:00pminstructor: TBAcourse fee: $200

greeK – beginner (35042)Learn key phrases and basic grammar while developing your conversational abilities.

Day: Thu, Sep 20-Nov 15time: 7:00-9:00pminstructor: Stamatis Katsaganiscourse fee: $165 SUG Member: $155

itAliAn – beginner (35043)Learn key phrases and basic grammar while developing your conversational abilities.

Day: Tue, Sep 11-Nov 6time: 7:00-9:00pminstructor: Lioudmila Pletneva course fee: $165 SUG Member: $155


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sPAnish 1 (35044)Learn Spanish and discover Hispanic culture and people. This informal introduction is for absolute beginners.

Day: Tue, Sep 18-Nov 13time: 9:30-11:30aminstructor: Sergio Quezadacourse fee: $140 SUG Member: $115

+ Texbook

sPAnish 1 – evening (35045)Learn Spanish and discover Hispanic culture and people. This informal introduction is for absolute beginners.

Day: Tue, Sep 18-Nov 13time: 7:00-9:00pminstructor: Edith Brockhillcourse fee: $165 SUG Member: $155

+ Texbook

sPAnish 2 (35046)This course is for those with basic Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation skills. You will be able to improve your fluency and learn more about exciting Hispanic culture. Prerequisite: Spanish 1 or some basic Spanish skills.

Day: Wed, Sep 19-Nov 14 time: 9:30-11:30aminstructor: Sergio Quezadacourse fee: $140 SUG Member: $115

+ Texbook

sPAnish 4 (35047)This class is designed for those with adequate Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation skills. Using a variety of methods you will improve your fluency. recommended: Completion of Spanish 3.

Day: Fri, Sep 21-Nov 16 time: 9:30-11:30aminstructor: Sergio Quezadacourse fee: $140 SUG Member: $115

+ Texbook

sPAnish conversAtion (35048)Put your knowledge into practice through conversation related to current events and other topics. Prerequisite: Spanish 5 or equivalent.

Day: Thu, Sep 20-Nov 15time: 9:30-11:30aminstructor: Sergio Quezadacourse fee: $140 SUG Member: $115

sPAnish conversAtion – evening (35049)Put your knowledge into practice through conversation related to current events and other topics. Prerequisite: Spanish 5 or equivalent.

Day: Wed, Sep 19-Nov 14time: 7:00-9:00pminstructor: Edith Brockhillcourse fee: $165 SUG Member: $155

history, Politics & religion

Ancient cUltUres & PlAces (35062)See how archaeological research has helped us understand the cultures found in select places in various parts of the world through lectures, videos and slide shows.

Day: Thu, Sep 20-Nov 15time: 9:30-11:30aminstructor: Dr. Ray Cleveland course fee: $95 SUG Member: $70


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the chUrch Down the street: how

DiD it get there? (35063) newExamine stories of various denominations within the Christian community and learn about theological backgrounds and practical applications that gave birth to the wide variety of church teachings and practices found in today’s many denominational groups.

Day: Tue, Sep 18-Nov 13time: 9:30-11:30aminstructor: David Kaisercourse fee: $95 SUG Member: $70

hAUntings & folKlore of college

AvenUe (35077) newJoin College Avenue historian, Don Black, for an interesting look at the history of College Avenue. From folklore to ghosts to historical facts and personal accounts, this engaging and fascinating session will enlighten you about the many lives lived on College Avenue.

Day: Tue, Oct 23time: 12:00-1:00pm instructor: Don Blackcourse fee: $5

miDDle eAst cUrrent AffAirs (35064)If you have an interest in Middle Eastern and Central Asian affairs, join us for weekly lectures about current issues in these regions. Media clips will be shown at various times throughout the lectures.

Day: Wed, Sep 19-Nov 14time: 9:30-11:30aminstructor: Dr. Ray Clevelandcourse fee: $95 SUG Member: $70

PoliticAl economy of sAsKAtchewAn (35065)Hospital insurance and Medicare were first pioneered in Saskatchewan and later adopted nationally. This class will look at Saskatchewan’s role in the development of the modern political economy through provincial agrarian, labour and other popular movements.

Day: Tue, Sep 18-Nov 13time: 1:30-3:30pm instructor: Dr. Lorne Browncourse fee: $95 SUG Member: $70

sAsKAtchewAn history (35066)This class will focus on the ethnic groups that contributed to the cultural mosaic that is Saskatchewan today. Learn about the First Nations, fur traders, the Métis and the first struggling farmers and ranchers. The stories of Louis Riel, Haultain, Davin, Scott and many others who built Saskatchewan will be woven among tales of the Doukhobors, Mennonites and others groups who made it their home.

Day: Thu, Sep 20-Nov 15 time: 1:30-3:30pm instructor: Bill Barrycourse fee: $95 SUG Member: $70

sAsKAtchewAn Premiers (35067)Interested in Saskatchewan history? Join Bill Barry, well known local historian and author, for a lively look at Saskatchewan’s colourful past. This course is a continuation of the Saskatchewan History class offered in Winter 2012 and will explore the political leaders and policies which have shaped our province since 1905. Everyone welcome, completion of the Saskatchewan History course is not required.


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Day: Mon, Sep 24-Oct 29 (no class Oct 8)

time: 7:00-9:00pminstructor: Bill Barrycourse fee: $75 SUG Member: $65

seven wonDers of the worlD

(35015) newWe have all heard about the mythical Seven Wonders of the World. However, few realize that in addition to the originals, there are several ‘Seven Wonders’ that are modern and mediaeval. Let’s look at them all and create a list of our own.

Day: Tue, Sep 18-Nov 13time: 9:30-11:30aminstructor: Adrian Tatarinoffcourse fee: $95 SUG Member: $70

Us PresiDentiAl elections 2012: meeting of two PersonAlities &

PoliticAl views (35061) newIn November 2012 the US electorate will pass judgment on the Barack Obama administration in Presidential and Congressional elections, which promise to be unusually confrontational. We will examine the contest from the selection of presidential candidates through the primaries and end with the election including topics like the role of money and media.

Day: Wed, Sep 19-Nov 14time: 1:30-3:30pm instructor: Dr. Barry Barlowcourse fee: $95 SUG Member: $70

writing & literAtUre

contemPorAry sociAl, PoliticAl & science concerns (35054)Each month, the ideas in a modern book (fiction or non-fiction) will be presented. Class members may contribute their viewpoints and critiques. Reading the book is encouraged but optional. The September 24 book is Meltdown Iceland by Roger Boyes.

Day: Mon, Sep 24, Oct 29, Nov 26, Jan 28, Feb 25, Mar 25, Apr 29, May 27, Jun 24

time: 1:45-3:45pmfacilitator: Al Frickercourse fee: $70 SUG Member: $50

creAtive writing (35052)The best way to learn how to write is to write! Learn by sharing your writing and listening to the words of others who have a variety of interests and experiences in a supportive group setting. Participants take turns moderating weekly sessions which feature writings based on topics suggested a week in advance. No previous writing experience is necessary.

Day: Thu, Sep 20-Nov 15time: 1:30-3:30pmfacilitator: Bob Jubycourse fee: $70 SUG Member: $50

creAtive writing critiQUe (35055)Writers in this group meet monthly to assist each other to improve their writing through participant feedback and discussions about challenges faced during the writing process. Prior to each session, participants email a piece of their writing to other group members who will read and prepare written feedback.

Day: Mon, Sep 17, Oct 15, Nov 19, Dec 17, Jan 21, Feb 18, Mar 18, Apr 15, May 13

time: 1:30-3:30pmfacilitator: Sherrie Tuttcourse fee: $70 SUG Member: $50

greAt PhilosoPhers (35053)This course is a sequel to the previous Great Books course. We will focus on one reading selection in the field of philosophy allowing for greater intensity and depth of study.

Day: Mon, Sep 17-Nov 26time: 9:30-11:30aminstructor: Dr. Ronald Eberlecourse fee: $95 SUG Member: $70


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JoUrnAling (35056) newJournal writing can help you explore your thoughts and feelings. Release your creativity through free-writing and other writing exercises. Free-writing can result in new poems or stories. Discover or renew your inspiration through prompts and tips with professional writer Marie Powell Mendenhall.

Day: Thu, Oct 25-Nov 15time: 7:00-9:00pminstructor: Marie Powell Mendenhallcourse fee: $105 SUG Member: $95

PrAirie sAges booK DiscUssion groUP (35057)This group meets once a month for nine months. Discussions are led by class members. A copy of the 2012-2013 book selections is available at the LLC reception desk.

Days: Tue, Sep 18, Oct 16, Nov 20, Dec 11, Jan 15, Feb 19, Mar 19, Apr 16, May 21

time: 1:30-3:30pmfacilitator: Elaine Yeomanscourse fee: $70 SUG Member: $50

thAnKs for the memories (35058)Have you entertained the idea that someday you might write your memoirs or memories of your family for future generations to know their roots? Share written stories about your life and others in a relaxed atmosphere. Take this opportunity to be motivated to do something lasting and priceless for your

family. They will surely say, “Thanks for the memories.”

Day: Wed, Sep 12, 26; Oct 10, 24; Nov 7, 21

time: 1:30-3:30pmfacilitator: Evelyn Rogerscourse fee: $70 SUG Member: $50

write! now! (35059) newHave you ever said, “One of these days I must write about myself and other family members, so that the next generation will know its own history.”? Need a nudge? Here it is! Amongst a small group you will share stories at each session. Like Thanks for the Memories the intention of this group is to give you the motivation to write about your life. Write! Now!

Day: Wed, Sep 19; Oct 3, 17, 31; Nov 14, 28

time: 1:30-3:30pmfacilitator: Evelyn Rogerscourse fee: $70 SUG Member: $50

with love, lyDiA: the story of cAnADA’s first orDAineD womAn

minister (35060) newJoin Reverend Patricia Wotton, author of the recently published biography of Rev. Lydia Gruchy, to learn about Lydia’s impact on Canadian society and The United Church of Canada, how she influenced change in the Order of Ministry and her long and rewarding ministry.

Day: Fri, Sep 21time: 1:30-3:00pm with

Afternoon Tea to followinstructor: Patricia Wottoncourse fee: FREE


tell Us yoUr story…AnD yoU coUlD win!

Tell us about your experience at Continuing Education for a chance to win a $50 Tim Hortons gift card.


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thUrsDAy noon hoUr forUms

Day: Thursdays, 12:00-1:00pmroom: Gallery Building 106course fee: $5 (unless otherwise

stated)

AboriginAl storytelling (35079)For Aboriginal people, storytelling is both a gift and a very old custom sanctioned by the people to teach, entertain and remember. Join accomplished Aboriginal Storyteller, Shauneen Pete, for an entertaining demonstration of this ancient art form.

Presenter: Shauneen Pete Sep 13

Note: 11:00am-12:00pm

llc welcome & orientAtion – free (35078) All new and continuing students at the Lifelong Learning Centre are invited to join us for an orientation and update on new and exciting developments at the Centre and with the Seniors’ University Group. Bring your lunch and we’ll provide beverages. Interested students will be taken on a tour to see classrooms and other facilities.

Presenters: LLC Staff and SUG Board Members

Sep 13

cUrrent trenDs in Policing (35080)The way that policing is carried out is changing greatly. Learn about future trends in policing as they relate to Saskatchewan, including Aboriginal and community policing, the use of technology, police-social system partnership, specialized units, and positive and negative changes in crime trends.

Presenter: Dr. Rick Ruddell Sep 20

rAPUnZel UntAngleD: shoUlD wAlt Disney be AlloweD to mess with oUr beloveD fAiry tAles? (35081)Since Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in 1937, Walt Disney Studios have produced popular animated film versions of well-known fairly tales. Does Disney Studios respect the beloved fairy tales it adapts or are these movies part of a vast merchandising operation to squeeze as much cash as possible out of naïve parents or their children?

Presenter: Dr. Nicholas Ruddick Sep 27

whAt’s so fUnny AboUt sAsKAtchewAn? (35082)Join well-known Saskatchewan speaker and writer Jean Freeman for an entertaining look at the lighter side of Saskatchewan. After a lifetime of living in Saskatchewan and being shaped by its weather, history, challenges and spirit of survival, Jean will share some observations about the province she loves by asking the question, “What’s so funny about Saskatchewan?”

Presenter: Jean Freeman Oct 4

off the beAten PAth in chinA – PArt 2 (35083)Travel off the beaten path as Ron Richmond shares more stories and pictures of his recent trip to the Zhejiang and Jujian Provinces of China. From



pictures of the first British military site in China to Chinese New Year’s celebrations, this presentation is sure to delight.

Presenter: Ron Richmond Oct 11

siDDhArthA gAUtAmA: life & teAchings of bUDDA (35084)Attend this forum to learn about the historical and mythical perspectives of the life of the Buddha and the key teachings of Buddhism as well as the historical and cultural contexts in which Buddhism developed.

Presenter: Kate Lyseiko Oct 18

the worlD of Allen shermAn (35085)Make sure to mark your calendars for this entertaining look at popular ‘60s satirist and humorist Allen Sherman. All his best work including the timeless Hello Muddah, Hello, Fadda will be played and discussed. A must attend for anyone who has ever experienced the woes of a homesick child or the summer camp blues!

Presenter: Ron Bocking Oct 25

the “lAnD grAb” comes home (35086)What is the fate of the ‘family farm’? Traditionally, corporate interests have shied away from directly investing in food production because of the inherent risks of farming. What then explains the recent surge in corporate investment in prairie farmland and farm production? Join Dr. Andre Magnan as he explores this issue by highlighting the case of One Earth Farms, a corporate mega-farm, and new prairie farmland investment trust.

Presenter: Dr. Andre Magnan Nov 1

cAnADiAns in itAly: the itAliAn cAmPAign of worlD wAr ii (35087)The Italian Campaign was Canada’s first major ground participation in the Second World War in Europe. It cost 25,264 casualties, 5,900 of them fatal, over its course. At its highest peak, over 76,000 Canadians served in Italy. Join World War II veteran, Dave Ewart, for a first-hand account of this campaign and the importance of Remembrance Day.

Presenter: Dave Ewart Nov 8

invisible cities: 21st centUry new yorK & berlin (35088)Join Dr. Michael Trussler, who recently visited New York and Berlin, as he shares photographs and insights on how major events such as World War II and 9/11 have left their mark on these cities, what it was like to walk extensively in both cities as a visitor and the way that both Berlin and New York use conceptual and abstract art to create monuments in response to their often traumatic histories.

Presenter: Dr. Michael Trussler Nov 15

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3 elective courses:

Sales:

Sales & Presentation Skills Winter 2013

Strategic Selling Thu & Fri, Sep 27-28

Customer Care Thu & Fri, Oct 18-19

Marketing:

New Product Development Winter 2013

Online Marketing Tue-Wed, Nov 20-21

Marketing Communications Thu & Fri, Dec 13-14

ProJect mAnAgement certificAte

course Date

Prerequisite courses:

Fundamentals of Project Management

Thu & Fri, Sep 6-7

Project Planning & Scheduling

Tue & Wed, Sep 25-26

required courses:

Cost & Procurement Management

Thu & Fri, Oct 11-12

Human Resource & Communication Management

Tue & Wed, Oct 30-31

Project Quality Management Thu & Fri, Nov 15-16

Project Risk Management Tue & Wed, Dec 4-5

Project Management Practicum

Tue & Wed, Dec 11-12 OR Tue & Wed, Dec 18-19

Project management 5 Day intensive

oct 22-26

ProfessionAl mAnAgement

certificAte

course Date

required courses:

Fundamentals of Project Management

Thu & Fri, Sep 6-7

Principles of Effective Leadership

Wed-Thu, Oct 3-4

Fundamentals of Accounting for Non-Accountants

Thu & Fri, Nov 8-9

Business Communication Wed & Thu, Dec 5-6

3 elective courses:

Organizational Management:

Negotiation & Conflict Resolution

Winter 2013

Strategy & Risk Management Thu & Fri, Oct 11-12

Customer Care Thu & Fri, Oct 18-19

Personnel Management:

Effective Recruitment & Retention

Winter 2013

Performance Management Thu & Fri, Nov 22-23

Leadering in a Diverse Environment

Tue & Wed, Dec 18-19

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ProfessionAl leADershiP certificAte

course Date

required courses:

Creating Effective Work Groups

Wed & Thu, Sep 5-6

Principles of Effective Leadership

Wed & Thu, Oct 3-4

Coaching & Mentoring Employees

Thu & Fri, Oct 25-26

Creative Conflict Resolution Thu & Fri, Nov 8-9

Interpersonal Communications

Mon & Tue, Nov 26-27

2 elective courses:

Career Development:

Leading Change Winter 2013

Transformational Leadership Thu & Fri, Dec 6-7

Leading in a Diverse Environment

Tue & Wed, Dec 18-19

Personal Development:

Leading & Motivating Employees

Tue & Wed, Sep 18-19

Authentic Leadership Winter 2013

Developing a Personal Leadership Plan

Winter 2013


cUstomiZeD corPorAte trAining solUtions

Organizations and businesses know the value a skilled professional workforce can add to achieving competitive business advantages. Business & Professional Development can work with you to design and deliver relevant, high quality and cost effective in-house or off-site training for your employees -training that is crafted around your schedules and targeted to the specific training needs of your organization.

how can we help?Business & Professional Development offers a wide variety of personalized training options that are flexible and responsive to your organization’s needs. Let us meet with you to:• Identifytrainingoptionssuitable

for your needs• Choosefromavarietyofexpert

facilitators• Connectyourtrainingand

development to the strategic priorities of your organization

what are our areas of expertise?• Projectmanagement• Professionalleadership• Professionalmanagement• Humanresources• Sales&customerservice





institUtes

sAsKAtchewAn institUte of heAlth

leADershiP (sihl)

Do you work in the health care industry?

Develop your leadership potential

and earn an interdisciplinary Health

Leadership Certificate.

The aim of SIHL is to bring together

professionals from all disciplines and

levels within the health care system

to foster leadership potential and

skills needed for creating a leadership

community that works together to

promote, support and sustain good

health.

opening retreat: Nov 5-9, 2012

closing (Project)

retreat: Apr 25-26, 2013

eDUcAtion leADershiP institUte of

sAsKAtchewAn (elis)

The Education Leadership Institute of

Saskatchewan is an initiative of the

Centre for Continuing Education and

University of Regina in partnership with

the Saskatchewan Association of School

Business Officials and the Ministry of

Education.

The Institute is geared towards SASBO

employees as well as those working in

education who want to develop their

skills in leadership.

opening retreat: Jan 14-18, 2013

closing (Project)

retreat: May 30-31, 2013

sAsKAtchewAn institUte -

PUrchAsing mAnAgement

AssociAtion of cAnADA (siPmAc) new

The Purchasing Management

Association of Canada (PMAC) is the

leading, and the largest, association in

Canada for supply chain management

professionals. The Saskatchewan

Institute of PMAC offers the national

Supply Management Training

Program and awards the Diploma in

Supply Management to those who

have completed a prescribed body

of knowledge through this program.

A Diploma in Supply Management

prepares today’s purchasing

practitioners to make the most of

every opportunity for their employers,

while putting their own careers on a

fast track.

introduction to operations

management

Day: Tue, Sep 18-Dec 11

time: 7:00-10:00pmcourse fee: $795 + GST

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ProfessionAl seminArs

microsoft ProJect ProfessionAl

2010 newIf you are a project manager responsible for creating and modifying project plans, Microsoft Project is a valuable tool that can help you manage those project plans. Learn how to create and manage a schedule and manage and customize plans during the implementation stage of a project using Microsoft Project Professional 2010.

Day: Thu & Fri, Sep 13-14time: 9:00am-4:30pminstructor: Susan Seidacourse fee: $490 + GST

strAtegic PlAnning

This session will cover the essential steps in strategy formation, execution and performance monitoring. Through the exploration of key concepts, models and interactive practice, participants will be able to understand and recognize the steps of strategic planning and execution; identify different models of strategy formation and execution; understand and practice key elements of strategy formation to drive organizational change and improvement; define the role of the leader in engaging employees in strategy development and implementation “creating the line of sight”; and identify methods to evaluate the organization’s performance related to their strategic goals.

Day: Mon, Oct 22time: 9:00am-4:30pminstructor: Laura Soparlocourse fee: $265 + GST

ProJect mAnAgement for

ADministrAtive ProfessionAls

Obtain key skills for project management success - scheduling, budgeting and planning. Learn how project management for administrative professionals will help you succeed on projects.

Day: Wed, Oct 10 time: 1:00-4:30pminstructor: TBDcourse fee: $160 + GST

grAnt & ProPosAl writing

Get the resources you need to make things happen in your organization, community or neighborhood. This seminar is designed for individuals tasked with developing funding proposals to granting agencies to support projects or ongoing programming.

You will learn the essentials of putting together a successful proposal for key funding organizations. We will train you to think strategically in the development of your project proposal. You will gain key insights into what funding agencies are looking for in their project submission calls. Share your current project ideas with the instructor and fellow classmates to gain feedback on your project proposal.

Day: Wed, Oct 17time: 9:00am-12:00pminstructor: Bob Friedrichcourse fee: $160 + GST

for more informAtion 306-585-5853 | [email protected] | www.uregina.ca/ccefor more informAtion 306-585-5853 | [email protected] | www.uregina.ca/cce


effective time mAnAgement

Everyone wants more time. Unfortunately that isn’t always possible. Time is a paradox. We never seem to have enough of it, yet we have all the time there is. In this workshop three main time management behaviours will be examined: patterns, paperwork and procrastination. Also, the use of Dr. Stephen Covey’s time management model will be integrated into the workshop. Participants will be actively engaged in applying the tools presented in the workshop to their specific time management issues.

Day: Tue, Nov 6time: 9:00am-4:30pminstructor: Bob Hornsbergercourse fee: $260 + GST

emAil etiQUette

Is your email sending the right message? Mastering email etiquette can help build and reinforce your professional image with potential clients, existing customers and anyone else you communicate with via email. You will learn to identify when to use (and when not to use) email to share information and how to manage content and tone to ensure your messages say what you mean. You will gain insight into email organizations including tips for filing, deleting and archiving messages and practice correcting common email mistakes.

Day: Wed, Nov 14

time: 1:00pm-4:30pm

instructor: Regan Seidlercourse fee: $160 + GST

sociAl meDiA for bUsiness newJoin internet marketing and online communications expert Zlatan Fazlagic for a two-day hands-on workshop that will deliver participants with practical knowledge, useful tools and concrete examples regarding digital marketing and social media best practices. This workshop will provide the basics of internet marketing and will explore specific tools and tactics. From setting goals to evaluating results, this workshop will provide participants an essential guide for maximizing their online marketing and social media activities. Live demonstrations of some tools and processes will be part of the workshop.

Day: Wed & Thu, Nov 28-29time: 9:00am-4:30pminstructor: Zlatan Fazlagiccourse fee: $490 + GST

PresentAtion sKills

You will learn how to strengthen your presentations by receiving feedback on your personal presentation style and by understanding the strategies that aid in the elimination of self-doubt. This will be accomplished in part by your understanding of pre-presentation preparation tips and techniques aimed at overcoming the anxiety associated with presentations.

Day: Tue, Dec 11time: 9:00am-4:30pminstructor: Brian Schumachercourse fee: $265 + GST


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Registration, Policies & General InformationregistrAtion & contAct info

Registration form available online at:www.uregina.ca/cce

Phone: 306-585-5853

fax: 306-585-5872

mail: Business & Professional Development


University of Regina Regina, SK S4S 0A2


in Person: Business & Professional Development

College Building Rm 113 College Ave. & Scarth St.

Policies

Prerequisites NOT required (except when enrolled in the Project Management Certificate). A completion letter will be issued at the end of class provided you have attended a minimum of 80% of each day of the class. Formal admission to the University of Regina is NOT required for BPD courses. Classes may be done individually OR as part of the certificate.

cAncellAtionBPD reserves the right to cancel a course subject to minimum enrolment, facility issues or other administrative reasons. Every effort will be made to notify the participant in the event of cancellation. Full fees will be refunded.

withDrAwAlBPD requires written notice (email/fax acceptable) 5 business days (excluding weekends and statutory holidays) prior to the course start date, unless otherwise stated. Participants may be liable for the entire fee if written notice is not received. In the instance where a medical certificate is provided, a refund will be granted. Non-attendance does not constitute withdrawal. All cancellations will be charged a $50 processing fee.

PAymentBPD accepts cheques, Interac, American Express, Master Card and VISA. Full payment must accompany registration. Cheques are to be made payable to the University of Regina. If you would like invoicing done through your employer, written confirmation of payment from your supervisor is required upon registration.

PrivAcy & Accessibility Policieswww.uregina.ca/cce/career-development/policies-professional.html

generAl informAtion

PArKingDaily parking permits are included with your registration fees. Parking meters are available on campus for $1.50/hour. Metered parking is free on the College Avenue Campus after 6:00pm.

office hoUrsMon-Fri 8:30am-4:30pm (closed 12:00-1:00pm)


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certificAtes & DiPlomAs certificAte in ADUlt eDUcAtion &

trAining (cAet)

The CAET Certificate provides you

with the knowledge to design and

deliver effective training programs and

build your facilitation skills. Explore

current theories in adult education and

leadership as you develop techniques

for teaching adults. The program is

accessible and convenient to fit your

schedule through evening and online

courses.

certificAte in PUblic relAtions

Public relations is an exciting, fast-paced

field with opportunities for career growth.

This six-course certificate is developed to

introduce key PR concepts to students

seeking a career in PR or professional

development and credentials for those

already working in the industry.

Key concepts include planning,

implementing and evaluating effective

communications plans, using appropriate

tools and techniques to share your

message, creating communications

pieces for internal and external

stakeholders, and understanding the

ethics of public relations in a broad

industry setting.

certificAte in extenDeD stUDies in

inclUsive eDUcAtion (cesie)

Inclusive education is a dynamic

and flexible approach to supporting

students with special needs in schools

and communities. This 10-course

certificate program, with its emphasis

Undergraduate Programs


Achieve yoUr eDUcAtionAl AnD cAreer goAls.

We offer undergraduate certificate and diploma programs for a wide variety of

industries that can give you a career edge, add value to your past university

education or help you ladder into a degree program.

Take advantage of courses designed to fit your lifestyle and busy schedule.

Most programs require minimal to no educational background and courses are

available at night, online and weekends.

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on face-to-face delivery, provides

teachers with the opportunity to learn

from instructors’ knowledge, build peer

relationships, develop network support

and gain applied experience in inclusive

education all while attending courses in

the evening, on weekends or during the

summer.

certificAte in ADministrAtion

level i & level ii

The Certificate in Administration will help

you advance your current employment

position or help you begin a new career

path. Study toward these certificates

to improve your professional options

and career opportunities, gain better

understanding of how organizations

operate and choose from a range of

business courses based on your interests

and goals.

The Certificate in Administration Level I

(five courses) and Level II (10 courses)

ladder into the Diploma and Bachelor

of Business Administration for students

who meet admission requirements for

the Faculty of Business Administration.

certificAtes in locAl government

AUthority & ADvAnceD locAl

government AUthority

The Local Government Authority

Certificates provide an excellent

introduction to local government

practices, giving you the knowledge

you need to successfully carry out the

responsibilities of a local government

administrator. You will expand your

understanding of how local governments

fit into the democratic system and

how municipalities operate. Gain the

opportunity to explore exciting career

options while taking online or one-week

intensive face-to-face courses.

Students who complete the program

earn certification with RMAA and

UMAAS. The LGA program qualifies as

educational requirements for Standard

C certification and the Advanced LGA

qualifies as the educational requirement

for Superior A certification.

certificAte in PAstorAl stUDies

in partnership with campion college

The Pastoral Studies Certificate is

designed to increase professional

competence in ministering to the

spiritual and personal well-being of

others and prepares students for

service in lay ministry, hospitals,

hospices, schools and a variety of

other institutional settings. Courses

are scheduled on a part-time basis to

accommodate working adults.

For more information or to apply to the

Pastoral Studies program, contact the

Pastoral Studies Program Director at

Campion College at 359-1235 or visit

www.uregina.ca/campion.


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liberAl Arts certificAte & DiPlomA

The Certificate and Diploma in Liberal Arts

are for students who wish to complete

a credit program but who may not

initially want to pursue a full degree. The

certificate and diploma ladder into the

Bachelor of Arts for students who wish to

continue on to a degree program.

certificAte in hosPitAlity,

toUrism & gAming entertAinment

mAnAgement

in partnership with first nations

University of canada

The Certificate in Hospitality, Tourism and

Gaming Entertainment Management was

developed in consultation with industry

stakeholders to meet the growing need

for qualified managers and leaders now

and in the future. Courses cover topics

such as marketing, human resources

and strategic management as they apply

directly to the industry.

The program is both flexible and

accessible. Students can attend class

during the day or evening, study part-

time to enhance current employment or

future opportunities and use the program

as a stepping stone to full-time studies or

a longer-term program goal.


find certificates offered in partnership

with first nations University of

canada at www.uregina.ca/cce

• CertificateinAdministration(Indian

Management)

• CertificateofContinuingEducation

First Nations

• InterdisciplinaryStudies

• CertificateofExtendedStudiesin

Aboriginal Education

• CertificateofExtendedStudiesin

First Nations Language

• FirstNationsLanguageInstructor

Certificate

• DiplomaofFirstNations

Interdisciplinary Studies





UPcoming coUrses

certificAte in ADUlt eDUcAtion & trAining (cAet)

crn course code & section

course title Day time

33886 EAHR 200-991 Intro to Adult Education Tue 6:30–9:15pm

33887 EAHR 201-991 Intro to Training & Development Thu 6:30- 9:15pm

33926 EAHR 213-397 Leadership in Adult Education & Human Resource Development

Online

certificAte in PUblic relAtions



31503 PR 100-001 Foundations of Public Relations Tue 6:00-8:45pm

34517 PR 101-001 Writing & Editing for Public

Relations

Thu 6:00-8:45pm

31504 PR 200-001 Strategic Communication Planning

Wed 6:00-8:45pm

32604 PR 201-001 Communications Tools & Techniques

Mon 6:00-8:45pm

34531 PR 035-001 Public Relations in Non-Profit/Volunteer Organizations

Tue 6:00-8:15pm

certificAte in extenDeD stUDies in inclUsive eDUcAtion (cesie)



30120 EHE 385-011 Intro to Drug Education Wed 7:00-9:45pm

see website

EMTH 335 see website for section details

Curriculum & Instruction: Mathematics in the Elementary School

Sat 9:00-4:00pm (Prince Albert)

32126 EPSY 324-992 Individual Assessment & Instructional Adaptation for Students with Special Needs

Tue 6:30-9:15pm

32125 EPSY 326-992 Change, Collaboration & Consulting: Students with Special Needs

Mon 5:30-8:15pm

33921 ERDG 329-991 Enhancing Classroom Management: Students with Special Needs

Thu 6:30-9:15pm

see website

EPSY 330 see website for section details

Autism & Pervasive Development Disorders: Students with Special Needs

Sat + online

9:00-4:00pm (Swift Current)

21437 EPSY 332AD International Perspectives on Intellectual Disability & Inclusive Education

July 9-14

Halifax


certificAte in ADministrAtion level i & level ii



31704 BUS 205-032 Management Communication Wed 7:00-9:45pm

31700 BUS 210-033 Intro to Marketing Mon 7:00-9:45pm

31701 BUS 250-033 Intro to Human Resource Management & Industrial Relations

Thu 7:00-9:45pm

31702 BUS 260-033 Intro to Organizational Behaviour Wed 7:00-9:45pm

31703 BUS 285-033 Intro to Financial Accounting Mon 7:00-9:45pm

31705 BUS 288-032 Intro to Managerial Accounting Thu 7:00-9:45pm

31706 BUS 307-033 Business Law Tue 7:00-9:45pm

31936 ECON 100-991 Intro to Economic Issues Thu 7:00-9:45pm

31937 ECON 201-991 Introductory Microeconomics Tue 7:00-9:45pm

31939 ECON 202-991 Introductory Macroeconomics Wed 7:00-9:45pm

certificAtes in locAl government AUthority & ADvAnceD lgA



33944 LG 200-397 Local Government Authority in Saskatchewan

Online N/A

33945 LG 202-397 Local Government Legislation & Statute Law

Online N/A

33946 LG 204-397 Basic Accounting Practices Online N/A

33947 LG 206-397 Local Government Accounting Online N/A

certificAte in PAstorAl stUDies



34273 PAST 310-C01 Intro to Pastoral Studies Tue 4:00-6:45pm

31368 PAST 400-C01 Pastoral Studies Practicum TBA TBA

certificAte in hosPitAlity, toUrism & gAming entertAinment mAnAgement



31125 ADMN 261-S01 Intro to Hospitality, Tourism, & Gaming Entertainment Management

Mon & Wed

2:30-3:45pm

31316 ADMN 351-S01 Strategic Human Resource Development in Hospitality, Tourism & Gaming Entertainment

Tue & Thu

10:00-11:15am

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Admission, Registration, Policies & General Information

ADmission

Students who have never attended the

University of Regina must submit:

• acompletedadmissionformand

• anon-refundableapplicationfee

• Studentswithafirstlanguageother

than English must meet English

Proficiency requirements.

oPen ADmission

Students 21 years of age and older are

eligible for open admission. Contact the

Credit Studies office for other admission

options.

cAsUAl stUDent ADmission

If you want to take courses for general

interest and prefer to obtain a grade

and undergraduate course credit,

Casual Student admission may be the

right choice for you. Some restrictions

apply. Call the Credit Studies Division

at 585.5807 for more information or

to arrange for an academic advising

appointment.

Admission/Readmission and Faculty

Transfer forms are available at

www.uregina.ca/cce

registrAtion

online: Register and pay online

for all University of Regina

courses with UR Self-

Service at www.uregina.

ca/compserv/postcard.

You will need your 9-digit

Student ID # and PIN. If

you do not know your PIN,

call the U of R Help Desk at

306.585.4685.

in Person: Room 104, College

Building, College Avenue

Campus, College Avenue &

Scarth Street

* Current University of Regina

Undergraduate students please register

through your home faculty.

Policies

PrivAcy & Accessibility Policies

www.uregina.ca/cce/career-development/

policies-professional.html

contAct informAtion

Credit Studies Division,


University of Regina,

Room 104, College Building

College Ave. & Scarth St.,

Regina, SK S4S 0A2

Phone: 306.585.5807

fax: 306.585.5825



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Watch for new U of R Face-to-Face

courses at SIAST Palliser Campus

in Moose Jaw this fall.

The way people need and want to learn is changing. At Continuing Education, we

recognize that students need a variety of options and flexibility to be able to fit

university into their busy lifestyles.

We are continuously growing and enhancing our flexible learning opportunities to

make completing a degree, certificate or diploma easy to achieve anytime, anywhere!

Flexible Credit Studies

online

Online courses give you the flexibility

to go to class at the click of a mouse.

By having the ability to study wherever

and whenever you want, you can

successfully balance your online

course workload with your work, family

or personal schedule.

off-cAmPUs

Another great option for students

wishing to live in their local community

is taking courses at a regional

college closer to home. Students get

a traditional university experience

without the need to be on campus.

televiseD

Many of our distance students prefer

to live in their local communities while

working toward a university program.

Televised courses bring the U of R

lecture theatre to the students, making

it feel like they’re right there in the

classroom.

nights & weeKenDs

Enjoy the flexibility and convenience

of our night and weekend courses,

perfect for those who work or have busy

weekday schedules. Students can take

a variety of courses in the evenings

during the week as well as courses on

Saturdays during the day.


Be a University of Regina student anywhere, anytime! Mix and match modes of delivery including online, televised, and face-to-face courses. Choose from over 30 online and six televised courses. Televised courses are broadcast from a University of Regina classroom to sites across the province on the LIVE Satellite Network. In addition, we offer a number of face-to-face and video-conference courses at Saskatchewan’s regional colleges. online coUrses

University of reginA online coUrses

crn course course title

33934 ART 100-397 Intro to Art

34044 EADM 824-397 The Employment Life Cycle

33926 EAHR 213-397 Intro to Educational Leadership for Training & Development

34444 EAHR 802-397 Foundations of Training & Development

33969 EC&I 833-397 Survey of Distance Education

34415 ECMP 355-397 Intro to Computers in the Classroom

33873 ECON 201-397 Introductory Microeconomics

33936 ECS 110-397 Knowledge, Schooling & Society

33927 ENGL 100-397 Critical Reading & Writing I

33927 ENGL 110-397 Critical Reading & Writing II

33937 FR 100-397 Beginners’ French I

33938 HIST 330-397 Women and Gender in the Prairie West

33928 IS 100-397 Intro to International Studies

33938 & 33956 JS 280-398 & 399 Social Justice

33940 & 33941 JS 341-398 & 399 Policing in a Democratic Society

33942 & 33943 JS 370-398 & 399 Young Offenders & Youth Justice

31435 JS 490-397 Advanced Practicum: Field Placement (9 credit hrs)

31437 JS 492-397 Practicum II: Major Project

34344 KIN 110-397 Sociology of Sport, Recreation & Physical Activity

34348 KIN 120-397 Intro to Recreation for Persons with Disabilities

33929 KIN 170-397 Lifestyle, Health and Wellness

33930 KIN 260-397 Human Anatomy

34345 KIN 268-397 Human Physiology II

34346 KIN 280-397 Motor Learning and Control

33944 LG 200-397 Local Government Authority in Saskatchewan

33945 LG 202-397 Local Government Legislation & Statute Law

33946 LG 204-397 Basic Accounting Practices

33947 LG 206-397 Local Government Accounting

33983 MATH 101 Introductory Finite Mathematics I

Distance & Online Learning

62 for more informAtion 306-585-5803/5851 | [email protected] | www.uregina.ca/cce

34410 PSCI 361-397 Local & Community Politics

34502 PSYC 230-397 Perspectives on Personality

33931 RLST 100-397 Intro to Religious Studies

33950 & 33951 SOC 100-398 & 399 Intro to Sociology

33932 SOC 215-397 The Sociology of Crime & Criminal Justice

34349 SRS 120-397 Intro to Recreation for Persons with Disabilities

33952 & 33953 SW 405-398 & 399 Social Work with Aboriginal Peoples

33954 & 33955 SW 451-398 & 399 Intro to Human Service Research

first nAtions University of cAnADA online coUrses

First Nations University of Canada offers a wide range of online courses which apply to many undergraduate programs. For more information, please contact Student Success Services at 790-5950 ext.3001. televiseD coUrses

crn course course title Date time location

33989 ANTH 100-0A1 Intro to Anthropology W 1900-2145 ED 186

34280 JS 100-0A1 Intro to Justice R 1600-1845 ED 186

34361 *INHS 100-S40 Intro to Indian Health Studies I T 1600-1845 ED 186

34094 PSYC 101-0A1 Introductory Psychology A M 1900-2145 ED 186

33993 SW 100-0A1 Intro to Social Work W 1600-1845 ED 186

33994 WGST 100-0A1 Intro to Women’s Studies M 1600-1845 ED 186

*First Nations University of Canada course

off-cAmPUs coUrses

first nAtions University of cAnADA off-cAmPUs coUrses

A number of off-campus face-to-face courses are offered by First Nations University

of Canada at the Prince Albert and Saskatoon campuses.

For more information, please contact Student Success Services at 790-5950 ext. 3001.

certificAte in extenDeD stUDies in inclUsive eDUcAtion (cesie)

The University of Regina and Faculty of Education together with the Saskatchewan River School Division, Prairie South School Division, Chinook School Division and the Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Separate School Division, are pleased to provide professional development for educators. See page 57 for course schedule.


high school AccelerAteD ProgrAmThe Centre for Continuing Education schedules first-year university courses at high schools in and around the Regina area. These courses are open to all students including high school students in grades 11 and 12.

With permission from the school division, high school students may receive high school credit as well as university credit for the same course. Ask your principal or guidance counselor about Special Project Dual Credit. Accelerated students may also register for on-campus and distance courses (online & televised).

Experience the many great benefits of the High School Accelerated Program:

test the waters. Ever wonder what a university course is like? Try one! Credits apply to University of Regina degrees and may be transferable to other universities.

Kick start Ur life. Accelerated students receive a student ID card for use in the library, athletics and U of R facilities.

save money. The $100 application fee is covered by the U of R. When you apply to the U of R after graduation, your admission fee has already been paid.

Prior leArning Assessment & recognitionAre you a mature student returning to school or in the midst of a career change? If you are, Prior Learning Assessment & Recognition (PLAR) may be a way for you to receive academic credit while saving you time and money. PLAR is a way of identifying, assessing and recognizing what skills and knowledge a person has developed for the purpose of awarding academic credit.

cAsUAl University stUDiesThe Casual Studies Program is designed to allow members of the public to take courses for general interest or as individual professional development opportunities. Applicants must be aged at least 18 years old (or a high school graduate). The maximum registration for any term is 6 credit hours (two classes). Transcripts are not required unless a desired course has prerequisites. Academic advising is not required, but is available from the Credit Studies Division on request.

AcAD 100: AcADemic DiscoUrse: writing, reseArch & leArning strAtegiesThis course helps first-time university students develop reading, writing, and thinking skills necessary to succeed in any program. You will develop the knowledge to find online databases and journal articles, evaluate information sources, write persuasive essays, prepare annotated bibliographies, correctly use citation methods, and demonstrate academic integrity.

You will experiment with a variety of approaches to reading, writing, and researching that will apply to other courses. There will be significant instructor feedback and student collaboration so that you feel supported and encouraged in your learning.

Visit www.uregina.ca/cce (under Flexible Credit) for ACAD 100 courses offered this fall.

Flexible Undergraduate Programs

Realize. Learning your way.

Discover the convenience and flexibility of

different course delivery options for over

200 University of Regina courses.

Work towards a degree, certificate or enrol

in courses for personal or professional

interest. Fit university into your days,

nights, weekends...life.

nights

televised

weekends

Days

online

off-campus

W

www.uregina.ca/cce

Flexible Credit Studies

Realize. Your career potential.

Be a Project Management Expert.Project management 5 Day intensive Program

• Project Quality Management• Project Risk Management• Human Resource & Communications Management

Date: Mon-Fri, Oct 22-26Time: 9:00am-4:30pmFee: $1250+GST

www.uregina.ca/cce

Documents

Fall 2012 Program Guide