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100.10 Librarians

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LIBRARIANS2012‑13 Concordia University Undergraduate Calendar6�4 •

100.10 LIBRARIANS

The following information was updated as of October 1, 2011.

BEASLEY, Gerald, MA Oxf., MA Lond., University Librarian

BEAUDRY, Guylaine, PhD EPHE, Director, Webster Library

BLONDE, Joseph, MLS McG., Reference/Subject Librarian (Webster)

BOBER, Christopher, MLIS McG., Reference/Selection Librarian (Webster)

BREIER, Susie, MLIS McG., Reference/Subject Librarian (Webster)

CHARBONNEAU, Olivier, MLIS Montr., Reference/Subject Librarian (Webster)

CURRAN, William, BA Montr., MEd Ott., MLS McG., Special Projects Advisor (Webster)

DENNIE, Danielle, MSc Inst.Armand‑Frappier, Reference/Subject Librarian (Vanier)

DUY, Joanna, MSc Acad., MLIS W.Ont., Reference/Subject Librarian (Vanier)

EDWARDS, Jean-Marc, MLIS McG., Associate University Librarian, Information Systems and Technology

FERLEY, Margaret, MLS McG., Head, Serials/Accounts/Rec/Mail

GODOLPHIN, Jocelyn, MLS Br.Col., MA Ore., Associate University Librarian, Collection Services

GRAZIANO, Vince, MA York (Can.), MLIS McG., Reference/Subject Librarian (Webster)

GUINDON, Alex, MA U.Q.A.M., MLIS Montr., Reference/Subject Librarian (Webster)

HARLAND, Andréa, MLS McG., MA Qu., Head, Interlibrary Loans and Media Services

HARRIS, Lee, MLS McG., Head, Information Services Support

HUHN, Kirsten, MLIS McG., Head, Electronic Resources and Receiving (Webster)

JENSEN, Karen, MLIS McG., Head, Bibliographic Access (Webster)

JOHAL, Rajiv, MLIS McG., Reference/Subject Librarian (Webster)

KAPA, Dubravka, MSc Belgrade, MLIS McG., Director, Vanier Library

LITTLE, Geoffrey, MLIS Tor., Collections Librarian (Webster)

MASSICOTTE, Mia, MLS McG., Systems Librarian (Webster)

MURRAY, Andréa, MA MLIS Br.Col., Digital and Special Collections Librarian (Vanier)

NEUGEBAUER, Tomasz, MLIS McG., Digital Projects and Systems Development Librarian (Webster)

POULIN, Sonia, MLS McG., Reference/Selection Librarian (Vanier)

REINHART, Melinda, MLIS McG., Reference/Selection Librarian (Webster)

THIRLWALL, David, MLS W.Ont., Associate University Librarian, Personnel and Communications

VILENO, Luigina, MLIS McG., Reference/Selection Librarian (Vanier)

WIERCINSKI, Jared, MLIS McG., Digital Services/Outreach Librarian (Webster)

RETIRED FULL‑TIME FACULTY2012‑13 Concordia University Undergraduate Calendar • 6�5

BIRD, Frederick B., PhD G.T.U.(Berkeley), Religion

CONNOLLY, Catherine, PhD Wat., Applied Human Sciences

DICKS, Dennis J., PhD Imp.Coll.Sci.,Tech.&Med., Education

GUÉRARD, Ghislaine, PhD U.Q.A.M., Applied Human Sciences

HAYES, James C., MSc McG., Mathematics and Statistics

JOY, Annamma, PhD Br.Col., MarketingKNITTER, William, PhD Chic., Education

KORDA, Geraldine, MPA U.C.L.A., MBA C’dia., Decision Sciences and Management Information Systems

LEGROS, Dominique, PhD Br.Col., Sociology and Anthropology

LE VAN MAO, Raymond, PhD Lyon, Chemistry and Biochemistry

MARKIEWICZ, Dorothy, PhD Ohio State, Applied Human Sciences; Psychology

McLAUGHLIN, J. Daniel, PhD New Br., BiologyORNSTEIN, Jack, PhD Calif.(San Diego),

Philosophy

2008 Retirements2008 Retirements

100.20 RETIRED FULL‑TIME FACULTY

The following information was updated as of October 1, 2011.

ALBERT, Paul J., PhD New Br., BiologyBYERS, William P., PhD Calif.(Berkeley),

Mathematics and StatisticsCHABOT, Thérèse, MFA Louisiana State,

Studio ArtsDOYLE, Anna-Beth, PhD Stan., PsychologyHERRINGTON, Muriel B., PhD McM., BiologyHILLEL, Joel, PhD Br.Col.,

Mathematics and StatisticsMcGUIRE, Jean, PhD C’nell., Management

MULLEN, Cathy, PhD Penn.State, Art EducationNEWMAN, Elaine B., PhD Radcliffe, BiologyO’CONNELL, Thomas, MBA C’dia., ManagementO’CONNOR, Dennis, PhD St.Louis, PhilosophyPRUSKA-CARROLL, Marika, PhD N.Y.,

Political ScienceSINGER, Martin, PhD Mich., HistoryWAGNER, Marie-France, PhD Montr.,

Études françaisesWIDDEN, Paul, PhD Calg., Biology


ABOU-ZEID, El Sayed, PhD Alexandria, Decision Sciences and Management Information Systems

BARAN, Boris, MSc Wayne State, Decision Sciences and Management Information Systems

BRAZINSKIS, Erika, MLS McG., Head, Bibliographic Access

FAMIRA, Helmut F., PhD McG., (German) Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics

GOUANVIC, Jean-Marc, PhD McG., Études françaises

HELMS, Nancy, MA Calif.(Davis), TheatreHOMZY, Andrew, MMA McG., MusicKROL, Wolfgang, MFA C’dia., Studio Arts

LI, Hon Fung, PhD Calif.(Berkeley), Computer Science and Software Engineering

McKAY, John, PhD Edin., Provost’s Distinction, Mathematics and Statistics; Computer Science and Software Engineering

MURPHY, Dennis, PhD Calif.(Santa Barbara), Communication Studies

PAIKOWSKY, Sandra, MA Tor., Art HistoryQUESNEL, Louise, MSc U.Q.T.R., ing.,

Centre for Engineering in SocietyTANGUAY, Denise, MA C’dia.,

Creative Arts TherapiesTHORNTON, Patricia A., PhD Aberd.,

Geography, Planning and Environment


ANASTASIU, Stefan, MFA Fine Arts Acad.Buch., Cinema

BARON, Lois J., PhD Tor., EducationDANDURAND, Louise, PhD Tor., HistoryDESPLAND, Michel, ThM ThD Harv.,

Provost’s DistinctionELLIAS, Roddy, MMus Montr., MusicGIFFORD, Robert, MA C’nell., Art HistoryGUY, Richard William, PhD Liv., PEng, Building,

Civil and Environmental Engineering

JACOBS, Ellen, MEd Tufts, EducationJANS, James E., PhD McM., PsychologyKOLAK DUDEK, Cheryl, MFA Col., DA N.Y.,

Studio ArtsLANGDON, Paul, PhD McG., Art EducationPUSHKAR, Dolores, PhD Sask., PsychologyTAYLOR, William, PhD Montr., ManagementWOODSIDE, Barbara, PhD McM., PsychologyZEMAN, Vladimir, PhD Charles, Philosophy


RETIRED FULL‑TIME FACULTY2012‑13 Concordia University Undergraduate Calendar6�6 •

AIKEN, S. Robert, PhD Penn.State, Geography, Planning and Environment

HINTON, Christopher, CinemaKNITTER, Rosalind, MBA C’dia., ManagementMALY, Edward J., PhD Prin., Biology

MOORE, David, MA C’dia., Studio ArtsTWEEDIE, Katherine, MFA N.Y.State, Studio ArtsWHITTOME, Irene, RCA Dip Vancouver Sch.Art,

Studio Arts


RAUDSEPP, Enn, PhD McG., JournalismRUBY, Sylvia M., PhD W.Ont., BiologySACCÀ, ELIZABETH J., PhD Penn., Art EducationSTEWART, Jane, PhD Lond., PsychologySWEDBURG, Randy B., EdD Idaho,

Applied Human Sciences

THWAITES, Hal, MA C’dia., Communication Studies

TURNBULL, Robert, BSc Loyola, PsychologyVIPOND, Mary, PhD Tor., HistoryWAGSCHAL, Marion, BFA Sir G.Wms., Studio Arts

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EquivalentsIndex

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Anthropology�0� .............. C��0� } C�6��04�� .............. �68�70 .............. C�6940� } C46940�4�� } 4�64��4�4 .............. 4��4�0 .............. 498E495 .............. C499

AppliedHumanSciences��0 } APSS �� ...... APSS 4��4��0 } APSS 46��6��0 } { APSS ��8 { APSS 4�8��9 APSS 4�9 APSS 4�9��5 ........ APSS 4�5��0 } APSS �40 {APSS C�55 } APSS C�5�� APSS C�56�4� ........ LESR �4� ...... LEIS C�4��60 ........ LESR �6� ...... LESR �50 ..... LEIS C�50�70 ........ APSS �50�8� ........ LESR �8� ...... LESR �9� ..... LEIS C�9��0 ........ LESR ��0, �� ................. �45 ..... APSS �99E�� ................. �5� ..... APSS �5� ..... APSS 45�� ................. �54 ..... APSS �54 ..... APSS 454��5 ................. �56 ..... APSS �56 ..... APSS 456�� ........ LESR �98N��0 ........ APSS �� ...... APSS 4�� ........ LESR �98O�40 ........ LESR �40�50 ........ LESR �50

�5� ........ APSS 450 { APSS 45�APSS 45�

�55 ........ APSS 455�60 ........ LESR �60�6� ........ LESR �6��7� ........ LESR �7� ...... LESR C�50 ..... LEIS C�4��80 } APSS 490�8��8� ........ LESR �8��8� ........ LESR 48��84 ........ LESR 40�4�� ........ LESR 4�04�� ........ LESR �99A4�� } LESR 4�0 ...... APSS 4�0 ..... APSS C4��4�54�7 ........ LESR 4�7 ...... LEIS C4�64�� ........ LESR 4�� ...... LEIS C4�04�� ........ LESR 4��4�7} LESR 4�6 LESR 464 LEIS C4644�8 ...... .....4�944� } LESR 440 ...... APSS 440 ..... APSS C44�445444 ........ LESR ��6450 ........ LESR 450460 ........ APSS 460485 ........ LESR 485490 ........ LESR 490 ...... LEIS C49049� ........ LESR 49� ...... LEIS C49�

Biology�0� ............... �0��0 ............... C�05��5 ............... �98D OR {��0

�40

��6 ............... �98E OR {�50�70

��7 { ��0�40�70

�66 ............... �98C OR �65�� ............... �59

CurriculumchangesintheFacultywillaffectsomeoftheentriesinthefollowinglist.Studentsshouldconsultwiththeirprogramadvisoriftheyalreadyhavecreditsforacoursewhichmaybeequivalenttoanother.

Studentswhohavetakenagivencourseunderanoldnumbermaynotrepeatitforcreditunderanequivalentnumber.

NOTE: The use of “C” in the course prefix is discontinued.Unlessotherwiseindicated,acoursepreviously prefixed with a C is equivalent to the identically numbered one without the C prefix.

NOTE:Foroldcoursenumbersusedpriorto1980-81,seeUndergraduateCalendar1984-85,orconsultaprogramadvisor.

200.1 FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

Course OldNumbersandEquivalents Course OldNumbersandEquivalents

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��0 ............... �87��4 ............... C��7��7 ............... C��8 OR {��4 OR �98G��5�4� ............... �46�44 ............... �46�50 ............... �98A �5� ............... 454�54 ............... �58, 45��66 ............... 46��67 ............... �6� OR �98B�8� ............... �8��8� } �� OR PSYC �58�84�85 ............... ��4�� ............... ��4�5 ............... ��64�7 ............... ��844� ............... 49844� ............... 498X45� ............... �5�45� ............... 498J45� ............... �56 OR 458459 ............... �55, 4��46� ............... 498K466 ............... CHEM 479468 ............... 49847� ............... 498V48� ............... �84, ��

CanadianStudies��0 ............... INTE C��0*��0 ............... INTE C��0*�� ............... INTE C��*4�� ............... INTE C4��*4�� ............... INTE C4��** Prior to �990-9�

ChemistryandBiochemistry��7 } ��8�� ............... �� ............... ��4

��4 { ��} ��98A

��5 { ��98B

�7�} C�7�} C�7��74 C�7��75�04 ............... C�0�� {C��0} C��4

C��5 C��9

��4 } {C��C��5 C��9

��7 ............... C��8��8 ............... �9�� ............... ��

��4 { ��8 { ��8��9

��9 ��0��7

��6 { ��54�5

��8 { ��8��9

��9 { ��0��7

�4� {C�4�C�48

�75 { �7�} �7��7�

�9� {C�90 OR { C�90C�97 C�99

4�5 ............... ��6477 ............... 479478 ............... 470

Classics��0 ............................ HIST ��9�40 ............................ HIST ��4� ............................ HIST ��5�66 ............... C�64 .... HIST C��7�67 ............... C�65 .... HIST C��9��4 ............... C��4��5 ............... C��5��6 } C��0 .... CLAS C��0��7�4� ............... �4� .... HIST �� ...... HIST ��4�4� ............... �4� .... HIST ��7 ...... HIST ��6�54 } �54�55

CommunicationStudies��5 ............. ��6�74 ............. �56�76 ............. �78�84 { �80

�8��07 { �05

��0�09 { �06

��9 ............. �98M��0 ............. C�05�� ............. C�05



�� } C�04��4 ............. �55JOUR } COMS} C�40�4� C�4� C�4��5� .............. C467�54 .............. �98I�65 .............. �98F�66 } C�6��67�70 .............. 470�7� .............. 47��74 .............. �99T�76 .............. �78�8� .............. �8��85 .............. �87407 { �05

��04�9 .............. �644�� .............. 4444�4 .............. �98ZJOUR } COMS446 C44645� .............. 498M460 } C46546�464 .............. 498R468 .............. C466470 } C46847�47� .............. �98S47� .............. 469474 .............. 490476 .............. 47848� .............. 48�485 .............. 487496 } C495497

Economics�� ...................... See §�00.7�� ...................... See §�00.7�5� } �50�5��8 ............... ��6��9 ............... ��7��4 ............... ��5 ............... MAST ��4, MATH �5�, MATH �8��6 ............... MAST ��5, MATH �5�, MATH �8��50 ............... �5�

�9� { �98B�98C

409 } 408 ....... C4�54�0

4�4 { ��4��

4�8 ............... DESC 4�6

48� { �8�498D

EducationAdultEducation (previously Andragogy)�0� } C�00�0��0� ............... �70

�� { C��0C��

�45 { C�40C�4�C�4�

�45 { C�4�C�4�

40� ............... 498X496 } 495497

Education�4� } C44�440�64 ............... C�9��95 ............... �7��96 ............... �7�

�97 { �7��75

�7� ............... C�70�7� ............... C�70�8� ............... �86�87 ............... C�8��95 } 47�49��96 } 4744944�� } C4��4��4�8 } C4�04�947� } C470474490 ............... C49749� ............... C498495 ............... 475 .......... C47�496 ............... 476

English�07 ............... �09�� } ��0 ............... �56


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�� ............... �6�� ............... �7��4 ............... �75��5 ............... �80��5 ............... ��5N��7 } �4��8�4� ............... �8��45 ............... �85�46 ............... �95�46 ............... �46N�47 ............... �60�49 ............... ��7�60 ............... �64, �65, �66�6� ............... �70 .......... �57�6� ............... �7� .......... �58�0� ............... �9��0� ............... �89 .......... �48�04 ............... �� .......... ��0�08 .................................. C�98��0 ............... ��7�� ............... �0�, �07�� ............... ��N�� } ��0, ��4��8 ............... ��8N��9 ............... ��8�� ............... �� ............... ��5�� ............... ��4��5 ............... ��8��0 ............... �4�� ............... �8� .......... �5��6 ............... �5��7 ............... �56 .......... �86�40 ............... �79 .......... �06�4� ............... �07 .......... C�97�45 ............... �9��46 ............... �05�49 ............... �90�50 ............... 459�5� ............... �8� .......... �48�55 ............... C�54�58 ............... �88�60 ............... �85 .......... �00�65 ............... �09 .......... ��9�70 ............... �87 .......... �90

�74 ............... �70 {C�76C�77

�76 ............... �7��77 ............... �7��78 ............... �75�79 ............... �79N�8� ............... �88�90 ............... �90N

�9� ............... �88�9� } 445444�94 ............... �89�94 ............... �94N�95 ............... �95N45� ............... �9�47� } 47847�47� ............... 479474 ............... 480480 ............... 47�

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ÉtudesfrançaisesFLIT ��0 ................................ FRAN ��0FLIT ��0 ................................ FRAN �70FLIT �40 ................................ FRAN �7�FLIT �98 ................................ FRAN �98FLIT �00 ................................ FRAN ��FLIT �0� ................................ FRAN ��FLIT �0� ................................ FRAN �5�FLIT �05 ................................ FRAN �5�FLIT �08 ................................ FRAN �64FLIT ��0 ................................ FRAN 4�0FLIT �� ................................ FRAN 4�5FLIT ��4 ................................ FRAN 4�9FLIT ��6 ................................ FRAN 4��FLIT ��8 ................................ FRAN 440FLIT ��0 ................................ FRAN 446FLIT �4� ................................ FRAN �5�FLIT �4� ................................ FRAN �5�FLIT �49 ................................ FRAN �58

FLIT �5� {FLIT �45 .......... FRAN �56FLIT �47 .......... FRAN �57

FLIT �60 ................................ FRAN �60FLIT �6� ................................ FRAN �56FLIT �64 ................................ FRAN �57FLIT �70 ................................ FRAN �70FLIT �7� ................................ FRAN �7�FLIT �74 ................................ FRAN �7�

FLIT �8� { FRAN �7�FRAN �74

FLIT 4�0 ................................ FRAN 4��FLIT 4�� ................................ FRAN 4�6FLIT 4�4 ................................ FRAN 4��FLIT 4�6 ................................ FRAN 4�5

FLIT 4�8 { FRAN 4�8FRAN 4�9

FLIT 4�0 ................................ FRAN 44�FLIT 4�4 ................................ FRAN 448FLIT 44� ................................ FRAN �54FLIT 446 ......... FLIT 445 ........... FRAN 45�


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FLIT 447 ................................ FRAN 460FLIT 449 ................................ FRAN 455FLIT 450 ................................ FRAN 454FLIT 45� ......... FLIT 44� ........... FRAN 450FLIT 460 ................................ FRAN 46�FLIT 46� ................................ FRAN 46�FLIT 47� ................................ FRAN 45�FLIT 47� ................................ FRAN 476FLIT 474 ................................ FRAN 477FLIT 475 ......... FLIT 480 .......... FRAN 479FLIT 494 ................................ FRAN 494FLIT 495 ................................ FRAN 495FLIT 496 ................................ FRAN 496FRAA 400 ......... FRAN ��0.......... FRAN �66FRAA 40� ......... FRAN ��.......... FRAN �67FRAA 40� ......... FRAN ��.......... FRAN �69FRAA 404 ................................ FRAN 466FRAA 405 ....... FRAN 408 { FRAN 404

FRAN 405FRAA 409 ................................ FRAN 409FRAA 4�0 ................................ FRAN 406FRAA 4�� ................................ FRAN 407FRAA 4�� ................................ FRAN 400FRAA 4�� ................................ FRAN 469FRAA 4�� ................................ FRAN 47�FRAA 4�� ................................ FRAN 40�FRAA 4�0 ................................ FRAN 470FRAA 4�� ................................ FRAN 4�0FRAA 49� ................................ FRAN 49�FRAA 498 ................................ FRAN 498FRAN �07 ................................ FRAN �08FRAN ��0 ................................ FRAN ��4FRAN �� ................................ FRAN �64FRAN 48� ................................ FRAN �8�FRAN 48� ................................ FRAN �8�FRAN 485 ................................ FRAN �85FRAN 488 ................................ FRAN 486FTRA �00 ................................ TRAD �00FTRA �0� ................................ TRAD �0�FTRA �0� ................................ TRAD �0�FTRA �98 ................................ TRAD �98FTRA �99 ................................ TRAD �99FTRA �0� ................................ TRAD �0�FTRA �04 ................................ TRAD �04FTRA ��0 ................................ TRAD ��0FTRA �� ................................ TRAD ��FTRA �98 ................................ TRAD �98FTRA �99 ................................ TRAD �99FTRA 40� ................................ TRAD 40�FTRA 40� ................................ TRAD 40�FTRA 40� ................................ TRAD 40�FTRA 404 ................................ TRAD 404FTRA 405 ................................ TRAD 405FTRA 406 ................................ TRAD 406FTRA 408 ................................ TRAD 408FTRA 409 ................................ TRAD 409FTRA 4�0 ................................ TRAD 4�0FTRA 4�� ................................ TRAD 4��

FTRA 4�4 ................................ TRAD 4�4FTRA 4�6 ................................ TRAD 4�6FTRA 4�0 ................................ TRAD 4�0FTRA 4�� ................................ TRAD 4��FTRA 49� ................................ TRAD 49�FTRA 498 ................................ TRAD 498FTRA 499 ................................ TRAD 499

ExerciseScience�07 .............. �0�

��5 { C��5C��5, C��6C4��, C4�5

��8 .............. �08 {C�09C��0

�� { MATH �07BIOL ��

PSYC ��5�� ............... ��57 ............... �5��6� ............... C��7�6� ............... ��5�70 ............... �70�7� ............... 470�7� ............... 47�� ............... �98E�� ............... �98F��5 ............... �98G��6 ............... �98H��8 } ��6 ... 4��9�48 .... 448, 498C�5� .............. C45��58 .... C45�, 456, 457�80 ............... 40� ... C40� .... 498F�90 ............... �98I4�4 ............... C��74�� ............... 404 ... C40� .... 498K4�8 ............... ��9449 ............... 4�645� ............... 498S454 ............... C4�7480 .... 460, 499A48� .... 46�, 499B49� ............... 49�

Geography�0� ....... SCHA �54�04 ....... SCHA �5�

�70 �7� { �75 { C�75�76 C�76

�75 ................C�7��76 ................C�7�

�90 { ��7�........... �75, �76

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��5 ................C��6�4� ................ �98B�47 ................C�4��5� ................C�56�5� ................C�56�58 ................C�55�59 ................C�55�6� } �60�6��76 ................ �7�4�� ................C40�

47� { �7�498Z .......... GEOL 498C

474 ................ 498R49� ........ URBS 49�

Geology��4 ............... C��5�� ............... C�� ............... C�� ............... C��0�� ............... C��7 ................. C4��4�5 ............... C��54�7 ............... C4�6 ................. C4��

German

�00 or �0� or �0� { ��0��

�40 or �4� or �4� { �50�5�

�56, �57 .......................... �55�7� ................................ �70�0�, �0� .......................... �00�06, �07 .......................... �05�65, �66 .......................... �60405, 406 ................... 400, 45�4��, 4�� .......................... 4�04�6 ................................ 4�54�� ................................ 4�04�6, 4�7 .......................... 4�54��, 4�� .......................... 4�04�6 ................................ 4�546�, 46� .......................... 465

History�� ................................ �48��9 ........................ CLAS C��0�� ........................ CLAS C�� ........................ CLAS C�40��5 ........................ CLAS C�4��40 ................................ �98E�4� ................................ �98F

C��7 .... CLAS C�66, C�64C��9 .... CLAS C�67, C�65

�76 ................................ �7�

�77 ................................ �74�8� ............... �98N, HISZ �98N�8� ............... �98G, HISZ �98G�0�} �97�0��04�06 ................................ �47�� ......... �0�, �0�, �97, 40�, 40��6 } ��4��8��0 ................................ �98L�� ................................ �98N�� ................. �98R, ARTH �98A�� ... ��4............. CLAS �4� …… CLAS �4��7 ... ��6............. CLAS �4� …… CLAS �4��9 ........................ �98H, �98H�40 } �4��4��4� ................. �98E, ARTH �98Y�5� } �45�5��59 } �68�60�7� ...........�98F�75 } �80�7640� ...........�0�, �9740� ...........�0�, �97

InterdisciplinaryStudies�0� ............ LUCC �00, LUCC �0��5 ............ MATH ��5�� ............ PHIL ��50 ............ PHIL ��0, PHIL ��8, SCHA �50�54 ............ SCHA �54, URBS �54�8� ............ HIST �8��90 ............ INTE �98A�9� ............ INTE �98B�9� ............ INTE �98B�96 ............ INTE �98S�� ............ INTE 499A, LUCC ��, LUCC 499A4�0 ............ LUCC 4�0440 ............ INTE 400 ........ LUCC 40044� ............ LUCC 440, LUCC 44�

Italian�00 or �0� or �0� { ��0

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�40 or �4� or �4� { �50�5�

�56 } �55�57�0� } �00�0��06 } �05�07��0 ............ 400




�� ............ 40��65 } �60�66

4�� {4�04��

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JohnMolsonSchoolofBusiness—COMMCourses��5 DESC �4��7 ACCO �� MANA �40��4 MARK �� & �50��5 DESC �50�0� DESC ��05 ACCO ��8�08 FINA ��4 & ��5��5 MANA 475��0 COMM 4�0 MANA 45040� COMM ��0 MANA 460

Finance�00 COMM 499F��0 COMM 499R��4 ��4

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ComputationArtsCART �� ........... CART �5�, DFAR �5�CART �� ........... CART �5�, DFAR �5�CART ��4 ........... CART �54CART �5� ........... DFAR �5�, �5�CART �5� ........... DFAR �50, �5�CART �5� ........... DFAR �50, �5�CART �5� ........... CART �6�CART �55 ........... DFAR �55CART �56 ........... DFAR �56CART �57 ........... DFAR �57CART �58 ........... DFAR �58CART �60 ........... DFAR �60CART �6� ........... CART �6�CART �6� ........... CART �6�CART �70 ........... CART 498DCART 4�� ........... CART 45�, DFAR 450, 45�CART 4�� ........... CART 45�, DFAR 450, 45�CART 4�4 ........... CART 454, DFAR 454CART 4�4 ........... CART �54, DFAR �54CART 444 ........... CART 498ECART 45� ........... DFAR 45�CART 455 ........... DFAR 455CART 456 ........... DFAR 456CART 457 ........... DFAR 457CART 458 ........... DFAR 458CART 460 ........... DFAR 460

ContemporaryDanceDANC �0� .......... DANC �00DANC �05 .......... DANC ��0DANC �0� .......... DANC �00DANC �05 .......... DANC ��0DANC �50 .......... DANC �98LDANC 40� .......... DANC 400DANC 405 .......... DANC 4�0

DesignDART �� } DART �00, DESI �00DART ��DART ��5DART ��9DART �80DART �6� } DART �60DART �6�DART �9� } DART ��0, DESI ��0, DART �90DART �9�DART �� } DART �00, DESI ��DART �80DART �8�DART �9� } DART ��0, DESI ��, DART �90DART �9�DART 44� } DART 4��, DESI 4��DART 44�DART 44� } DART 4�4, DESI 4�4DART 444DART 445 } DART 4��DART 446DART 447 } DART 4�5, DESI 4�5DART 448DART 449 } DART 4�0, 4��DART 450DART 45�DART 45�DART 48� ........... DART 498A, DART 498BDART 49� } DART 400, DESI 4��, 4��, DART 490DART 49�

DramaTherapyDTHY �0� ........... TDEV 4��, DFHD 4��, DINE 4�0

DrawingDRAW 4�0 ........... ART ��0DRAW 470 ........... ART C4�6

FacultyofFineArtsFFAR �50 ........... IDYS �50FFAR �5� ........... IDYS �5�FFAR �5� ........... IDYS �5�FFAR �5� ........... FFAR �98JFFAR �90 ........... FFAR �99GFFAZ �98K ........... FFAR �98K


FACULTY OF FINE ARTS2012‑13 Concordia University Undergraduate Calendar • 6��

FibresFBRS �40 ........... CAFT C�40FBRS �60 ........... CAFT C�60FBRS �40 ........... CAFT C�40FBRS �60 ........... CAFT C�60FBRS �70 ........... FBRS 470, ART C440FBRS 440 ........... CAFT C440

FBRS 450 { CAFT C450ART C4�6

FBRS 460 ........... CAFT C460FBRS 480 ........... FBRS 460 or FBRS 440

InterdisciplinaryStudiesIDYS �00 ........... INRA �00IDYS �00 ........... INRA 400IDYS 49� ........... INRA �9�IDYS 49� ........... INRA �9�

InterdisciplinaryStudiesinSexualityFASS �9� ........... FASS �9�

Intermedia/CyberartsIMCA ��0 ........... VDEO �00IMCA ��0 ........... EART �00IMCA 4�0 ........... VDEO 400

MusicEAST �00 ......... EAMT �99CEAST �0� ......... EAMT �0� }EAMT �04

EAMT �05, �98B, �98C, �99AEAST �04 .........

EAST �05 ......... EAMT �05 ......... CMUS ��0EAST �� ......... EAMT �98FEAST �� ......... EAMT �98AEAST �5� ......... EAMT �98BEAST �5� ......... EAMT �98CEAST �00 ......... EAMT �99EEAST �05 ......... EAMT �05 ......... CMUS 4�0EAST ��0 ......... EAMT �99DEAST �� ......... EAMT �99BEAST �5� ......... EAMT �98GEAST �5� ......... EAMT �98HEAST �6� ......... EAMT 498IEAST �6� ......... EAMT �98IEAST �65 ......... EAMT 498GEAST 406 ......... EAMT 406 ......... CMUS 446EAST 407 ......... EAMT 407 ......... CMUS 447EAST 45� ......... EAMT 45� } CMUS 450EAST 45� ......... EAMT 45�EAST 460 ......... EAMT 498EEAST 46� ......... EAMT 498FEAST 46� ......... EAMT 498HEAST 47� ......... EAMT 47�EAST 47� ......... EAMT 47�INMS �09, �50 ..... MUSI ��0, INMS 498H, 499GINMS ��0 ......... INMS ��0INMS �5� ......... INMS �50, MUSI ��0

INMS �5� ......... INMS �50, MUSI ��0INMS �� ......... INMS ��0INMS ��0 ......... INMS C��, C��INMS �5� ......... INMS �50, �00INMS �5� ......... INMS �50, �00INMS �60 ......... CMUS ��0 ......... CMUS C��, C��INMS 4�0 ......... INMS C4��INMS 45� ......... INMS 450, �00INMS 45� ......... INMS 450, �00INMS 460 ......... CMUS 4�0 ......... CMUS C4��, C4��JAZZ �00 ......... CMUS �00 ......... CMUS 498G, 498HJAZZ �0� ......... INMS 498EJAZZ �0� ......... INMS ��JAZZ �05 ......... CMUS ��0JAZZ 40� ......... INMS 4��JAZZ 40� ......... INMS 4��JAZZ 405 ......... CMUS 4�0JPER ��0 ......... CMUS �00JPER �� ......... CMUS 40�JPER ��0 ......... MPER ��0JPER �4� ......... MPER 498LJPER 4�� ......... CMUS 40�JPER 4�0 ......... MPER 4�0JPER 44� ......... MPER 498OMHIS �00 { MHIS �0� .......... MHIS 498R

MHIS �0� .......... MHIS 498SMHIS �4� ......... MHIS �98EMHIS �0� { MHIS �� .......... MHIS C�0�

MHIS �� .......... MHIS 498M, C�0�MHIS �� ......... MHIS 498GMHIS ��5 ......... MHIS 498PMHIS ��6 ......... MHIS 498NMHIS ��7 ......... MHIS 498KMPER �0� ......... MPER �00 ......... MPER C�0�MPER �� ......... MPER ��0, �� .. MPER C�0�MPER �0� ......... MPER �00, 498 .. MPER C�0�MPER �� ......... MPER 498KMPER �� ......... MPER ��0, 498MPER �70 ......... MPER C4��, C4��MPER �90 ......... MPER C��0MPER 40� ......... MPER 400, 498MPER 4�� ......... MPER 498QMPER 4�� ......... MPER 4�0, 498MPER 470 ......... MPER C4��, C4�4MPER 490 ......... MPER C4�0MPER 498A ........ MPER 4��MUSI �00 ......... INMS 499DMUSI �65 ......... MUSI �98A

PaintingPTNG 4�0 ........... ART ��0PTNG 4�0 ........... PTNG 499APTNG 440 ........... PTNG 499BPTNG 460 ........... ART 4�0, ARTH �67, C��4PTNG 470 ........... ART C4�6


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Photography

PHOT ��0 { PHOT �00 .... PHOT C�0�, C�0�PHOT �� .... PHOT ��, 498JPHOT ��

PHOT �� } PHOT �00PHOT �0�PHOT ��, �� ...... PHOT ��0PHOT ��, �� ...... PHOT ��0PHOT �� ........... PHOT 498MPHOT �� ........... PHOT 498K

SculptureSCUL ��0 ........... SCUL �00SCUL ��0 ........... SCUL �00SCUL �96 ........... SCUL �98BSCUL 4�0 ........... SCUL 400SCUL 450 ........... ART C4�6

TheatreDFTT �09 } DFTT �50DFTT ��0DFTT �05 ........... SCEN �05DFTT ��5 ........... SCEN �0�, C��0DFTT ��6 ........... SCEN ��DFTT ��6 ........... SCEN �06DFTT ��7 ........... SCEN �07DFTT 40� ........... DFTT 498YDFTT 40� ........... DFTT 498ZDFTT 4�4 ........... SCEN 4��, C4�0, C400, C4�0DFTT 45�, 45� ... DFTT 450DFTT 498 ........... SCEN 498DINE 4�� ........... DINE C4�0PROD �0� ........... PROD C�00, C�0�PROD �� ........... PROD C�0�PROD 408 ........... PROD �08PROD 409 ........... PROD �09PROD 4�� ........... PROD C40�TDEV �09 ........... DFHD �09, DINE �00TDEV ��0 ........... DFHD ��0, DINE �00TDEV �0� ........... DFHD �0�, DINE �0�TDEV �0� ........... DFHD �0�, DINE �0�, �0�TDEV �� ........... DFHD ��, DINE 498FTDEV �� ........... DFHD ��, DINE 4�� or 4��TDEV 405 ........... DFHD 405, DINE 405TDEV 4�5 ........... DFHD 4�5, DINE 4�5TDEV 4�� ........... DFHD 4��, DINE 4�0TDEV 4�� ........... DFHD 4��THEA �� } THEA �40PROD ��THEA ��6 ........... THEA C�00, C�8�THEA �0� ........... THEA �00, C�00THEA �� ........... THEA 40�THEA �� ........... THEA C��0THEA 404 ........... THEA �04 ... THEA �00, C�00THEA 4�� ........... TPER C�05

THEA 4�� ........... TPER C405THEA 4�0 ........... TPER C40�THEA 4�� ........... THEA ��, C��0TPER �0� ........... TPER �98ATPER �09, ��0 ....... TPER �00, �0�, �0�TPER ��6 ........... TPER C�04TPER �0�, �0� ....... TPER �00 ... TPER ��, ��4, �06 & �07TPER �� ........... TPER ��TPER ��6 ........... TPER 498PTPER �� ........... TPER ��4TPER ��4 ........... TPER ��TPER ��5 ........... TPER 4��TPER �� ........... TPER 4�� ... TPER C406, C40�TPER �45 ........... TPER ��5 TPER C�0�TPER �55 ........... TPER ��5TPER 40�, 40� ....... TPER 400 ... TPER ��, ��4, �06 & �07

WomenandtheFineArtsWFAR ��0 ........... FFAR ��0, �99AWFAR 4�0 ........... FFAR 4�0


FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SCIENCE2012‑13 Concordia University Undergraduate Calendar • 6�5

EngineeringENGR �45 ............. ENCS �45ENGR �� ............. MECH ��ENGR �9� ............. ENGR 49�

Engineering&ComputerScienceENCS �9� ............. ENCS 4�0

BuildingEngineeringBCEE �7� ............. CIVI �7�BLDG �90 ............. BLDG 459

ComputerEngineeringCOEN ��7 ............. COEN 4�7

ElectricalEngineeringELEC �64 & �64 & �65 ............. ELEC �6� & �6� & �6�ELEC �75 ............. ENGR �75ELEC �6� ............. ELEC 46�

IndustrialEngineeringINDU �7� ............. INDU 47�

MechanicalEngineeringMECH �68 ............. MECH �7�, 470MECH �75 ............. MECH 44�MECH 4�� ............. MECH �7�MECH 460 ............. ENGR 460MECH 47� ............. ENGR 47�

ComputerScienceCOMP �� ............. COMP ��8COMP �45 ............. COMP 446COMP �7� ............. COMP 47�

NOTE: Foroldcoursenumbersusedpriorto2006-07seeUndergraduateCalendar2009-10.

200.6 FACULTY OF ENGINEERINGAND COMPUTER SCIENCE

Course OldNumbersandEquivalents

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SOCI �� & ��

ECON �� NB � & ��; PSYC ��5 & ��6

MAST �� & �� (formerly MATH �4� & �4�)

STAT �49 & �50

INTE �96 (formerly INTE �98S)

SOCI �� NB �

PSYC ��5 NB �; ECON �� NB �

BIOL �� NB �; GEOG �6� NB �

COMM ��5 NB �

DESC �44; MAST �� (formerly MATH �4�)

for � credits only

for 6 credits only

Some courses in statistics offered by departments in the Faculty of Arts and Science, and the John Molson School of Business have common elements, but are not necessarily equivalent. A hierarchical order has therefore been established. The possible substitution of courses for each other proceeds from top to bottom of Figure �.

NB �: Students transferring to programs in Economics, Psychology or Sociology may substitute an equivalent or higher level course for ECON ��, PSYC ��5 or SOCI �� respectively.NB �: Students who have completed ECON �� or PSYC ��6 and transfer to programs requiring COMM ��5, BIOL �� or GEOG �6� will be exempted from these courses and may not take them for credit.NB �: Students who have completed SOCI �� and �� and transfer to the Economics program will be exempted from ECON �� and may not take this course for credit.

No course may be substituted for any course which appears in a box above it in Figure �.

Any six-credit pair of statistics courses may be substituted for any other six-credit pair which is shown in the same box or in a box which is beneath it in Figure �.

Any six-credit pair of statistics courses may be substituted for any three-credit introductory statistics course.

Any three-credit statistics course may be substituted for any course which is shown in the same box, or in a box which is beneath it in Figure �.

No more than six credits will be awarded among the six-credit pairs, and no more than three credits will be awarded among the three-credit courses.

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200.7 CREDIT FOR COURSES WITH STATISTICAL CONTENT

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300.1 UNDERGRADUATEAWARDS

300.2 ENTRANCESCHOLARSHIPS

300.3 ENTRANCEBURSARIES

300.4 IN-COURSESCHOLARSHIPS

300.5 IN-COURSEBURSARIES

Awards,PrizesandScholarships

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300.1 UNDERGRADUATEAWARDS

At Concordia University, undergraduate scholarships, bursaries, and awards are overseen and administered by the Undergraduate Scholarship and Awards Committee, as mandated by the Office of the Vice‑Provost Teaching and Learning, and the Office of the Associate Vice‑President Student and Enrolment Services. The Undergraduate Scholarship and Awards Committee is composed of a Chairperson, four faculty members, one member from Student and Enrolment Services, one Concordia Student Union member, one member of the Concordia Council on Student Life, as well as managerial staff from the Financial Aid and Awards Office.Students may hold onlyone of the following types of awards during a given academic year:

• Entrance Scholarships • Entrance Bursaries • In-Course Scholarships • In-Course Bursaries

Holding more than one of these scholarships or bursaries is not allowed unless expressly authorized by the Undergraduate Scholarships and Awards Committee.The majority of scholarships, bursaries, and awards are available to full-time students in bachelor’s programs, who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents. Further information is available on the Financial Aid and Awards Office website at faao.concordia.ca.Scholarship, award, and bursary programs are active during the regular session only. Regular session is defined in §16.1.1 as the fall and winter terms of a given academic year. No scholarships, awards, or bursaries are issued during the summer term.Full-time and part-time status for all scholarships, bursaries, and awards is determined according to candidates’ credit load over the regular session only (i.e. fall and winter). Where scholarship, award, and bursary programs are concerned, summer-session credit loads cannot be combined with fall/winter credits in the determination of full-time or part-time status. In general, registration in a total of �4 credits or more during the regular session equates to full-time status, while registration in less than �4 credits equates to part-time status. As a number of scholarships, awards, and bursaries are issued in two equal instalments during the regular session (one instalment in fall, and one instalment in winter), candidates are generally advised to enrol in a minimum of �� credits in the fall term, and another �� credits in the winter term in order to maintain their eligibility for those scholarships, bursaries, and awards which require full-time status.Authorized co-op work terms and exchange programs are normally considered equivalent to full-time on-campus registration. Wherever possible, clients of the Access Centre for Students with Disabilities who are registered in a part-time credit load may be considered as full-time students in the event of candidacy for scholarships, awards, and bursaries.

ScholarshipsEntrance Scholarships are available to full‑time students entering university studies for the first time. Candidates are selected by Faculties/Schools in co‑operation with the Financial Aid and Awards Office, and in certain cases, in co-operation with academic departments as well. Selection is automatic, based on academic ranking as assigned by the University in the course of admission file processing. For some entrance scholarships, selection is based on submission of a portfolio and/or other specific materials. Only selected candidates are notified. Most entrance scholarships are available to Canadian citizens and permanent residents only; however, a growing number of these awards are open to, but not restricted to, International students.In‑Course Scholarships are available to students who have completed the previous academic year in full-time study at Concordia University. A limited number are open to part-time students. The majority are available to Canadian citizens and permanent residents only; however, a growing number of these awards are open to, but not restricted to, International students. Most in-course scholarships are automatically awarded by the Undergraduate Scholarships and Awards Committee on the basis of the student’s grade point average achieved at Concordia during the preceding academic year. Some in-course scholarships require students to apply; others have additional eligibility criteria such as contribution to student life, or enrolment in a particular study discipline.

300 AWARDS, PRIZES AND SCHOLARSHIPS

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BursariesEntrance Bursaries are available to students entering university studies for the first time. They require completion of an entrance bursary application form, which must be submitted along with various supporting documents directly to the Financial Aid and Awards Office. Eligibility is determined following a financial needs test, a review of the candidate’s academic ranking as assigned during admission application processing, and an appreciation of the applicant’s personal statements on the entrance bursary application form. Most entrance bursaries are available to Canadian citizens and permanent residents only; however, a growing number of these awards are open to, but not restricted to, International students.In‑Course Bursaries are available to students who have completed at least one academic year of studies in their undergraduate program at Concordia University. The majority of in-course bursaries are restricted to full-time students; however, a limited number are open to part-time students. Most are available to Canadian citizens and permanent residents only; however, a growing number of these awards are open to, but not restricted to, International students. In-course bursaries are awarded on the basis of acceptable academic standing (minimum annual grade point average of 2.00), financial need, and applicants’ personal statements. Other eligibility requirements or conditions may apply in some cases. The in‑course bursary program is not open to newly admitted students in their first year of studies at the University.

AwardsAwards are generally similar to scholarships, except that they have one or more additional eligibility criteria, such as a letter of intent or an applicant statement, contribution to student life at the University, or a particular level of performance in a certain course. Most are restricted to students in particular degrees or concentrations. In many cases, there is no specific grade point average requirement, although all candidates must be in satisfactory academic standing. All awards are of the in-course type, either under the in-course scholarships or in-course bursaries rosters, open to currently enrolled students. Selection is made by the Financial Aid and Awards Office. In some cases, selection is also made on the advice of University departments, according to the eligibility specifications of each award.

ExternalScholarships,Bursaries,andAwardsA number of corporations, industries, and public or private organizations outside of Concordia University have various scholarships, bursaries, and award programs available to Concordia students. These external bodies include NSERC (Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada), AUCC (Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada), and many others. Eligibility criteria vary greatly. Current and upcoming external scholarships, bursaries, and awards are described in information bulletins posted at the Financial Aid and Awards Office.

InformationforNewDonors:EstablishingNewScholarships,Bursaries,andAwardsatConcordiaUniversityThe Undergraduate Scholarships and Awards Committee and the Financial Aid and Awards Office would like to express their deepest gratitude and appreciation to the ever-growing number of donors and sponsors who provide generous support and recognition to students through the establishment of undergraduate scholarships, bursaries, and awards every year at Concordia University. These programs not only greatly contribute to the academic and personal success of students today, but they also serve as a solid foundation for tomorrow’s achievements.

Donors wishing to establish new scholarships, bursaries, and awards for undergraduate students are encouraged to contact the Office of Advancement and Alumni Relations. Please visit the Giving to Concordia section of the main Concordia University website for information on establishing new awards, and other meaningful ways of supporting Concordia University and its students.

300.2 ENTRANCESCHOLARSHIPSEntrance scholarships are available to full‑time students entering university studies for the first time. Candidates are selected by Faculties/Schools in co‑operation with the Financial Aid and Awards Office, and in certain cases, in co-operation with academic departments as well. Selection is automatic, based on academic ranking as assigned by the University in the course of admission file processing. For some entrance scholarships, selection is based on submission of a portfolio and/or other specific materials. Only selected candidates are notified.A number of entrance scholarships are restricted to students in particular areas of study. The majority of these awards do not require submission of an application — candidates are selected by the Faculties/Schools during admission processing. For detailed information on the awards listed below, please visit the Financial Aid and Awards Office website at faao.concordia.ca.

• Aaron M. Fish Scholarship of Excellence in Mechanical Engineering• Amy Menon Marleau Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship• Associates of Concordia, Alex C. Duff Scholarship

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• Auchinachie Scholarship• Bernard Lamarre Adopt-A-Student Entrance Scholarship• Bob McDevitt Award• Bourse d’études Hydro Québec de l’Université Concordia• Bruce Le Dain Fine Arts Award• Campaign For A New Millennium Entrance Scholarship in Arts and Science• Canada Post Corporation Scholarships in Engineering• Claire Kruyt Adopt-A-Student Entrance Scholarship• Concordia University Alumni Association Entrance Scholarship• Concordia University Hong Kong Foundation Scholarships• Concordia University Memorial Endowment Entrance Scholarship• Concordia University Shuffle Entrance Scholarships• Electrical and Computer Engineering Entrance Scholarship• Fariborz and Roya Haghighat Entrance Scholarship in Engineering• Fine Arts Adopt-A-Student Entrance Scholarship• George Rudé Entrance Scholarship in History• Groupe LGS Inc. Scholarships in Engineering• Harvey Shulman Memorial Entrance Scholarship• Henry I. Chinks Memorial Entrance Scholarship• HSBC Bank Canada Undergraduate Entrance Award• Jack Bordan Entrance Scholarship in Engineering and Computer Science• John Molson School of Business Adopt-A-Student Entrance Scholarship• John Molson School of Business International Entrance Scholarship• Laurentian Bank Scholarship• Leo Rice-Barker Memorial Scholarship in Journalism• Liberal Arts College Entrance Scholarship• Lindsay Crysler Award• Loyola Alumni Association Inc. Education Grant• Loyola Foundation Inc. Entrance Scholarships• Loyola International College Adopt-A-Student Entrance Scholarship• Luigi Liberatore Undergraduate Entrance Scholarship• Maximilian Berkeley Britt Ingram Entrance Scholarship• Normand D. Hébert Scholarships in Engineering and Business• Prix d’Excellence en Études Urbaines Cardinal Hardy• Provost Entrance Scholarship for the Simone de Beauvoir Institute• Puma Canada Award• R. Howard Webster Foundation Student Athlete Award• Reader’s Digest Scholarship in Journalism• Richard Descarries Entrance Scholarship• Rochefort Family Entrance Scholarship• Ruby Stein Wagner Scholarship of Excellence in Accounting• Salvatore Randaccio Entrance Scholarship• Schouela Family Entrance Scholarship• Shirley and Leo Goldfarb Entrance Scholarship• Stephen Sager Entrance Scholarship• Theatre Department Entrance Scholarship• Vince Sirois Memorial Scholarship• Wayne Clark Adopt-A-Student Entrance Scholarship

300.3 ENTRANCEBURSARIES

Entrance bursaries are available to students entering university studies for the first time. They require completion of an entrance bursary application form, which must be submitted along with various supporting documents directly to the Financial Aid and Awards Office. Eligibility is determined following a financial needs test, a review of the candidate’s academic ranking as assigned during admission application processing, and an appreciation of the applicant’s personal statements on the entrance bursary application form.Most entrance bursaries are restricted to students in a particular area of study, or they may have specific eligibility requirements. For detailed information on the awards listed below, please visit the Financial Aid and Awards Office website at faao.concordia.ca.

• ��th Floor Entrance Bursary in Biology• Aaron Family Entrance Bursaries in Music• Adopt-A-Student Award in Honour of Richard J. Renaud• Barbara and Philip Potash Entrance Bursaries in Fine Arts

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• Brian Rowland Adopt-A-Student Entrance Bursary• Carolyn and Richard Renaud Entrance Bursaries• Cedar Avenue Music Bursary• Cervi-Santos Entrance Bursary• CIBC Undergraduate Entrance Bursary• Concordia University Alumni Association Ottawa Chapter Bursary• Concordia University Centre for Mature Students Entrance Bursary• CUAA John Molson School of Business Chapter Entrance Bursary• David Crevier Adopt-A-Student Entrance Bursary• Diane Guerrera Adopt-A-Student Entrance Bursary in Studio Arts• Domenic Vannelli Adopt-A-Student Entrance Bursary in Communication Studies• Edward G. Aust Entrance Bursary• Edward Lee Hambleton Memorial Entrance Bursary• ERA Environmental Consulting Inc. Bursary• France Desmarais Adopt-A-Student Entrance Bursary in Exercise Science• Gabrielle Rinfret Murphy Bursary• George and Ricki Michals Entrance Bursary• Gosselin & Martin Adopt-A-Student Entrance Bursary• Gregory Charles Wilkins Entrance Bursary• Howard Davidson Bursary• Irwin Puyun Ma Adopt-A-Student Bursary• James and Catherine Dudgeon Memorial Adopt-A-Student Entrance Bursary• Jean Charest Adopt-A-Student Entrance Bursary in Political Science• John Molson School of Business Student Support Entrance Bursary• John Troli Jr. Bursary• Leonard and Bina Ellen Entrance Bursary• Linda Renaud Adopt-A-Student Entrance Bursary In Fine Arts• Louis and Verna Ashby Memorial Entrance Bursary• Louis J. Duhamel Entrance Bursary• Markl Family Entrance Bursary• Peter and Amy Howick Entrance Bursary• Peter Harasty Entrance Bursary• Pierre Morin and Josée Dupont Entrance Bursary• Raschkowan Entrance Bursary For Students In The Fine Arts• Richard Lapointe Entrance Bursary• Richard T. Stilwell Sr. Memorial Entrance Bursary• Roger Abbott Entrance Bursary• Ruth and David Steinberg Entrance Bursary• Sister Eileen McIlwaine Memorial Entrance Bursary For Single Mothers• T.J. Madden Entrance Bursary• The President’s Award• Walter A. Stanford Entrance Bursary• Zwaig Family Bursary

300.4 IN-COURSESCHOLARSHIPS

In-course scholarships are available to students who have completed the previous academic year in full-time study at Concordia University. A limited number are open to part-time students. The majority are available to Canadian citizens and permanent residents only. Most in-course scholarships are automatically awarded by the Undergraduate Scholarships and Awards Committee on the basis of the student’s last annual grade point average achieved at Concordia during the preceding academic year. Some in-course scholarships require students to apply; others have additional eligibility criteria such as contribution to student life, or enrolment in a particular study discipline.For detailed information on the awards listed below, please visit the Financial Aid and Awards Office website at faao.concordia.ca.

• Frank Knowles Scholarship in Accountancy• Ross Seaman Memorial Scholarships• Ada Israel Memorial Scholarship• Adacel Scholarship• Alain Award in Electroacoustics• Alberta Marston-Firing and Lars Firing Scholarship• Alex Lawrie Memorial Scholarship• Alexandre Quintal Co-op Student Of The Year Award

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• AMS John Crawford Award• André Bazin/George Sadoul Film Award• Ann Duncan Travel and Tuition Award At The Leonard and Bina Ellen Art Gallery• Ann Kerby Scholarship for Students With Disabilities• Anne M. Galler Memorial Scholarship• Art Strollers Award For Single Parents• Arts & Science Grad Class Program Graduating Student Award• Association of Alumni of Sir George Williams University Inc. Scholarships• Athletic Therapy Award of Excellence• Bank of Montréal Undergraduate Scholarships• BCA Research Scholarship in Finance• Bergeron Family Undergraduate Co-op Scholarship• Bessner Gallay Kreisman Accounting Scholarship• BPW Montréal Judith Litvack Women’s Scholarship• Brenda Carter and David Wheeler Memorial Award• Brian Slack Award in Urban Studies• Brian T. Counihan Scholarship for Outstanding Contribution to Student Life• CAE Scholarships in Engineering Excellence• Campaign For a New Millennium ENCS Scholarship• Campaign for a New Millennium Student Contribution Scholarship• Canadian Irish Studies Foundation Scholarships• Canadian Women’s Press Club (Montréal Branch) Scholarship• Carol and Bruce Mallen Award for Cinema Entrepreneurship• Cathy Watt Award in Vocal Studies• Cecil Buller - John J.A. Murphy Scholarship in Drawing• Centre Desjardins Scholarships in Corporate Finance• Charles Ellison - Stanley Aléong Award for Jazz Studies• Classics, Modern Languages & Linguistics Scholarship• Colors of Concordia Award• Commerce and Administration Students’ Association Awards• Compton-Lamb Memorial Scholarship• Concordia University �5th Anniversary Scholarship• Concordia University Alumni Association Inc. Scholarship• Concordia University Retired Faculty and Staff Scholarships• Concordia University Staff-Endowed Scholarship• Concordia University Used Book Fair Scholarship• Couleur Jazz Award in Music• Crevier-Bronstetter Award• Cynthia Gunn Journalism Award• D. L. Stevenson Colour Scholarship• Daniel Harrison International Work Term Grant• Danielle Morin Award• Dave Campbell Award of Distinction in Athletic Therapy• David Abramson Scholarship• David Frost Memorial Scholarship• de Sève Cinema Scholarships• Deans Knight Capital Management Scholarship• Deirdre Annis Mark Award for Translation Studies• Don Arioli Award• Don McGillivray Memorial Prize in Explanatory Journalism• Donald L. Boisvert Scholarship for Gay and Lesbian Studies• Dowan Kwon Memorial Adopt-A-Student Scholarship• Dr. Alex Vincent Scholarship in Psychology• Dr. Ed Enos Athletic Excellence Award• Dr. Oscar Peterson Jazz Scholarship• Dr. Paul Fazio Building Engineering Undergraduate Award• Dr. Ronald Calderisi Scholarship in Biochemistry• Dr. Vana Andreou and Family Student Scholarship• Eric Harrison Memorial Prize• Eric Poteet Scholarship in Finance• Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science Student Life Award• Faculty of Fine Arts Development Fund Scholarships• Father Francis O’Brien Football Award• Frank B. Walker Journalism Awards

AWARDS, PRIZES AND SCHOLARSHIPS2012‑13 Concordia University Undergraduate Calendar • 64�

• Friends of Concordia Scholarship• Fuller Landau Best Student Paper Award• Fuller Landau Scholarship in Accounting• Garnet Menger Award• Gary Cummings Award of Distinction in Athletic Therapy• Genivar Inc. In-Course Scholarship• George and Helen Economides Scholarship• Georgian Hockey Award In Memory of Paul Lemire• Gerald, Maria, and Georginia Daoussis Scholarship• Gianni Forlini Award• Gioacchino Arduini Award• Glencross Family Award in Art Education• Goldie and Joe Raymer Travel Fellowships• Gordon Ritchie Scholarship• Gregory John Barker Award• Gunther Brink/Petro-Canada Scholarship• Harry and Grace Colle Scholarship• Harry Clinch Award in Geography• Heather and Erin Walker Humanitarian Award• Heather Walker Memorial Scholarship• Helen McNicoll Art Prize Established by Betty Ann Elliott• Henry F. Hall Scholarship• Henry Gamer Award for Acting• Howard Gilmour Scholarship• Hugh and Trudi Le Caine Award in Electroacoustics• Inspec-Sol Scholarship• Instructional Technology Award• Irving Layton Awards• Jaan Saber, Phoivos Ziogas Memorial Scholarship• Jack L. Cummings Scholarships• James McQueen Scholarship• Jean-François Bourassa Memorial Award• Jeri Brown Vocal A Capella Performance Adopt-A-Student Scholarship• John Molson International Business Association Scholarship• John N. and Sophia Economides Scholarship – John Molson School of Business• John N. and Sophia Economides Scholarship in Engineering and Computer Science• John N. and Sophia Economides Scholarship in the Humanities and Social Sciences• John N. and Sophia Economides Scholarship in the Natural Sciences• John W. O’Brien Scholarship• John W. Sancton Memorial Award• Ken Cavanagh Memorial Award• Kit Brennan Playwriting Award• Kornblatt Scholarships• La bourse d’excellence Marthe Catry-Verron• Lanie Melamed Memorial Award in Applied Human Sciences• Laurie Brodrick Scholarship• Le Château Stores Scholarship• Leah Sherman Award in Art Education• Leon Cynader Scholarship In The Sciences• Leslie and Kaye Jowett Scholarship• Lewis Harris Memorial Award• Liberal Arts College In-Course Scholarship• Lillian S. Robinson Memorial Scholarship in Womens’ Studies• Lise-Hélène Larin Scholarship in Drawing• Lois and Stan Tucker Scholarship• Loyola Alumni Association Inc. Education Grant• Lucien N. Rossaert Memorial Scholarship• Lucille Irvine Memorial Scholarship• Magil Construction Ltd. Scholarships• Magnus Flynn Scholarship• Maïr Verthuy Scholarship• Marie-Rose Durocher Scholarship• Marlene Pring Memorial Scholarship• Matthew Czerny Award• Max and Jessie Kaufman Memorial Scholarship in Judaic Studies


• McGrath-Smith Memorial Scholarship• McLean Budden Scholarship• Mel Hoppenheim Award• Mike King Memorial Scholarship• MIX 96 - Nick Auf der Maur Memorial Scholarship• Morneau Sobeco Student Scholarship• Nabil Esmail Undergraduate Excellence in Engineering Scholarship• Nadia Gagliano Student Teaching Award• Nancy and Jack Ditkofsky In-Course Scholarship• Nawaf Al-Rufaie Scholarship in Communication Studies• Nicholas Racz Memorial Scholarship• Norman McLaren Film Animation Scholarship• ONExONE Foundation First Peoples Undergraduate Scholarship• Ordre des CGA du Québec Scholarships in Accountancy• P.T.R. Pugsley Memorial Scholarship• Pageau, Morel et Associés Scholarship• Pariso Scholarships in Communication Studies• Patricia Dudar Athletic Award• Patrick Phelan and Adelina Giannascoli Scholarship In Memory of Danny Phelan• Paul Arsenault Award• PEAK Financial Group Scholarship• Peter Glasheen Memorial Scholarship• Peter Matthews Memorial Scholarship• Pierre Jasmin Undergraduate Award for Excellence in Animation• Pizza Pizza Integrated Marketing Award• Political Science Jean H. Picard Foundation Scholarships• Prix d’Excellence en Études Urbaines Cardinal Hardy• Professor Carmine Di Michele Scholarships• Professor Mervyn Butovsky Memorial Award• Project Hero Scholarship• Provost In-Course Scholarship for the Simone de Beauvoir Institute• PSB Boisjoli Accounting Scholarship• Rassemblement des Chrétiens du Moyen-Orient (RCMO) Award• Reverend John C.T. Johnson Memorial Scholarship• Richard J. Renaud Athletic Awards• Richard Laurence Weldon Scholarship• Richard M.H. Cheng Award• Richter, Usher, and Vineberg Scholarship• Robert Daniel Ball Memorial Award• Robert V. Tucker Memorial Award• Rogers Sportsnet Mentorship Award• Rogers Sportsnet Scholarship• Ron Meisels Scholarship• Ruby Stein Wagner Award of Excellence in Accounting for Entrepreneurial Businesses• Russell Breen Scholarship• Ruth Louise Vaughan Memorial Scholarship• Ryan F. Cianflone Memorial Award• Samson Bélair / Deloitte & Touche Scholarship• Sandhya and Swati Sharma Memorial Scholarship• Sandra and Leo Kolber Scholarships in Cinema• Sean Wall Scholarship• Silas Katz Memorial Scholarship• SNG Collins Barrow Accountancy Co-op Award of Excellence• SR Telecom Scholarship• Stacie Lee Bessner Memorial Scholarship• Stan Heaps Scholarships• Stelcner Family Prize• Stelvio Software Engineering Excellence Scholarship• Steve Metaxas Scholarship in Finance• Susan Levin-Woods Scholarship• Susan Pigott Memorial Award• Susan Schouten Documentary Film Award• Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity 40th Reunion Award• TD Insurance Meloche Monnex Scholarship• The alcides Award in Electroacoustics

AWARDS, PRIZES AND SCHOLARSHIPS2012‑13 Concordia University Undergraduate Calendar • 645

• The Edge Award• Theatre Animal Scholarship• Theresa Humes Award for Womens’ Hockey• Tony Proudfoot Award• Trevor W. Payne, C.M. Scholarship in Black Music• Vincent, Olga, and Denis Nicolas-Diniacopoulos Scholarships• William K. Everson Award• William Schiff Scholarship• Xerox In-Class Case Competition Award• Zeidan Family Scholarship• Zlatko Grgic Award

300.5 IN-COURSEBURSARIES

In-course bursaries are available to students who have completed at least one academic year of studies in their undergraduate program at Concordia University. The majority of in-course bursaries are restricted to full-time students; however, a limited number are open to part-time students. In-course bursaries are awarded on the basis of acceptable academic standing (minimum annual grade point average of 2.00), financial need, and applicants’ personal statements. Other eligibility requirements or conditions may apply in some cases. The in-course bursary program is not open to newly admitted students in their first year of studies at the University.Many in-course bursaries are restricted to students in a particular area of study, or they may have specific eligibility requirements. For detailed information on the awards listed below, and for information concerning the availability of this year’s in-course bursary application, please visit the Financial Aid and Awards Office website at faao.concordia.ca.

• ��th Floor In-Course Bursary in Biology• Alfred Pinsky Emergency Bursary• All-Canadian Football Achievement Bursary• Al-Ramli and Al-Jajeh Adopt-A-Student Bursary• Andrea Bolger Adopt-A-Student Bursary• Anna Nack Adopt-A-Student Bursary for the Liberal Arts College• Arab World International Bursary• Arianne Johnston-Kip Little Memorial Bursary• Association Internationale de Science Politique / International Political Science Association Bursary• Association of Alumni of Sir George Williams University Inc. Bursaries• Bank of Montréal Undergraduate Bursaries• Barbara and Philip Potash In-Course Bursaries in Fine Arts• bfinance Bursary In Political Science• Birks Family Foundation Bursaries• Boire Bursary for Single Parents• Brahm and Jo Jo Gelfand Bursary• Bruno and Stella Lebel Fine Arts Bursary• Buddy Shizgal Abrams Memorial Bursary• C.J. Hewitt Awards• C.J. Kouvertaris Bursary In Hellenic Studies• Campaign for a New Millennium Student Contribution Bursary• Canadian Forest Navigation Bursary• Carolyn and Richard Renaud In-Course Bursaries• Cecilia Crysler Award• Chadha Family Foundation’s Indo-Canadian Award• Christopher Jackson Bursary• Cinmar Adopt-A-Student Bursary• Concordia Memorial Golf Tournament Endowed Bursary• Concordia University Alumni Association Inc. Bursaries• Concordia University Part-Time Faculty Awards• Concordia University Retired Faculty and Staff Bursaries• Concordia University Shuffle In‑Course Bursaries• Concordia University Student Support Emergency Bursary• Cornelia Bingulac Emergency Bursary for Part-Time Students• Damon Hartung Memorial Bursary• Derek C. Hannaford Bursary• Di Palma-Piperni Family Bursary• Donald Buchanan Bursary• Donald L. Peets Bursary


• Dr. Ben Weider Bursary• Dr. Henry P. Habib In-Course Bursary• Dr. Irving R. Tait Bursary• Ecosense and Concordia University Alumni Association Inc. Bursary• Ellen Greenwood Ornstein Memorial Bursary• Emergence of the Chief Bursary• Engineering and Computer Science Graduating Class Bursary• Ernest Haznoff Memorial Bursary• Ethel Campbell-P.E.O. Memorial Bursary• F.P. Higgins Memorial Bursary• Faculty of Fine Arts Development Fund Bursaries• First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Bursary• Fred Weinstein Bursary• Friends of Concordia Bursary• Fuller Landau In-Course Bursary• George and Henry Tutsch In-Course Bursary• George Balcan Bursary for Painting and Drawing• Gino Martel Bursary in Taxation• Grace and Alphonse de Rosso Memorial Bursary• Great-West Life Business Education Award• Havie Chinks Bursary in Theatre• Henry P. Habib Undergraduate Bursary in Political Science• Ho-Lin Mark Undergraduate Bursary in Computer Science and Software Engineering• Hugh Haugland Memorial Bursary• Idées au Cube Bursary• In Soo Kang Adopt-A-Student Bursary in Sociology• International Student In-Course Bursary• ITT Flygt Bursary in Engineering• J.P. Copland Memorial Bursary• Jack Bermingham Memorial Bursary• Jack Lehman Bursary• Jacqueline Desmarais Adopt-A-Student Bursary in the Performing Arts• Japanese Canadian Memorial Bursary• Jean Amiouny Bursary• Jean-Paul Vallée/Royal LePage Bursary• Jeffrey David Skowronski Dramatic Arts Bursary• Joel Jeffrey Birenbaum Memorial Bursary• John E. Parisella Family Bursary• John Freund Bursary• John Jackman Bursary• John Jessop Memorial Bursary• John M. Gardiner Award• Jonathan and Susan Wener Bursary• Joseph Gilbert Joyce Memorial Bursary• Keith Shrouder Bursary in Accounting• Kevin O’Mara Memorial Bursary• Kornblatt Bursaries• Laura Tilson Memorial Adopt-A-Student Bursary• Library Staff in Support of Students Bursary• Linda Ghan Memorial Bursary• Loretta Mahoney Memorial Bursary• Louis Goldstein Memorial Bursary• Louise Rouselle-Trottier In-Course Bursary• Louise Rousselle Trottier Bursary In Arts and Science• Loyola Class of ’57 Bursary• Loyola Foundation Inc. Bursaries• Loyola International College Adopt-A-Student Bursary• Maina Bursary• Maria Ildiko Beardsley Memorial Bursary• Marie-Rose Durocher Bursary• Marjorie McInnes Grant Cooper Bursary• Marjorie S. Dewitz Bursary• Mark Roberts Tinker Bursary• Maurice Gold Memorial Bursary• McEvoy Family Bursary

AWARDS, PRIZES AND SCHOLARSHIPS2012‑13 Concordia University Undergraduate Calendar • 647

• Michel A. Tozzi Family In-Course Bursary• Miqdadi Family Adopt-A-Student Bursary• Mireille and Murray Steinberg Awards• Miriam Aaron Roland Emergency Bursary• Morley and Rita Cohen Foundation Bursaries• Mr. and Mrs. Vern DeGeer Bursary• Myer F. Pollock Bursary• Nancy Torbit Memorial Bursary• Nathan H. Messer Bursaries• Nick and Vickie Vouloumanos Bursary• Nick Auf der Maur Award• Nicole Ouellette and Lucie Masson Bursary• Nissan Canada Inc. Award in Automotive Engineering• Office of University Advancement and Alumni Relations Bursary• ONExONE Foundation Undergraduate Bursary For First Peoples• Patrick Tansey Memorial Bursary• Peter Glasheen Memorial Bursary• Phil Chiarella Adopt-A-Student Bursary• Professor James Gilchrist Finnie Bursary• Ralph B. Hood Memorial Bursary• Robert Harris Pallen Memorial Bursary• Robert Strauber Bursary• Roslyn and Harry Pinker Endowment Fund• Royal Albert Edinburgh Lodge Bursary• Ruth Richer Bursary• S.H. McNeilly Bursary• School of Extended Learning (SEL) Staff Adopt-A-Student Bursary• Senator John J. Connolly Bursary• Sharer Bursary• Shirley Hobbs Memorial Adopt-A-Student Bursary• Shushie Adopt-A-Student Bursary• South Shore University Womens’ Club Bursary• St. Andrew’s Society Bursary• Tammy Bedford and Garry Byng Memorial Bursary• TD Bank Financial Group Bursary• Theodore Ronis Memorial Bursary• Thomas J. Fisher Bursary• University Women’s Club of Montréal Bursary• Usha and Jagdish Patel International Student Exchange Program Bursary• William Colfer Memorial Bursary

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SCHOOLOFGRADUATESTUDIESThe graduate programs offered by the University are divided into doctoral, master’s, diploma and certificate programs. Doctoral programs offer students the opportunity to carry out fundamental and applied research. The results of this research are presented in the form of a thesis containing an original contribution to knowledge. Master’s and doctoral theses are defended in public examinations.The length and specific format of a doctoral thesis is discipline dependent. All doctoral programs require the passing of comprehensive examinations and a minimum of 90 credits of study. At the master’s level, the University offers a variety of thesis and non-thesis options. All master’s programs require a minimum of 45 credits. Some master’s programs also have a comprehensive examination.The academic goals of the graduate diploma programs are somewhat different from those of doctoral and master’s programs. They are designed either to offer a further specialization in a field or discipline already studied at the undergraduate level, or they provide the introduction to a new field of study or discipline, with the express intent to develop some level of specialized knowledge. A graduate diploma consists of a minimum of �0 credits and normally a maximum of �� credits. Diploma programs do not require a thesis, although a graduating essay, project or report may be required.Graduate certificates are designed to use existing departmental graduate resources to serve a professional clientele which is seeking an upgrading and advanced graduate training over a short time frame. The normal academic base for graduate certificates is the graduate courses presently offered by an academic department, configured in a way to serve the needs of the clientele. The focus of the certificate program should be directed to the needs of the professional clientele; it will be specialized in scope rather than being of a general nature. A graduate certificate usually consists of 15 credits.With the exception of the special individualized doctoral and master’s programs, all graduate programs offered by the University are administered by a particular academic department or program in one of the four Faculties of the University. All graduate programs are described in the School of Graduate Studies Calendar. Each description outlines admission requirements, application procedures, degree requirements and program options. In most cases, courses are given in the late afternoon and evening, or in the evening only, making it possible for both full-time and part-time students to attend. Please contact the graduate program director for further information.Students may choose to receive their degrees in either the gender neutral nomenclature of Baccalaureate, Magisteriate, and Doctorate or the traditional nomenclature of Bachelor, Master, and Doctor.

For a listing of graduate program directors and assistants, please visit: graduatestudies.concordia.ca/graduateprogramdirectors/gpdlist.

400 GRADUATE PROGRAMS

Dean of Graduate StudiesGRAHAM CARR

Associate DeansCAMERON SKINNERPAULA WOOD-ADAMS

Administrative DirectorJOANNE BEAUDOIN

School of Graduate Studies�455 De Maisonneuve Blvd. W.Montreal, QuebecH�G �M8

The office is located at:��45 Mackay St.5�4-848-�4�4, ext. �800

LocationLocation

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INDEX2012‑13 Concordia University Undergraduate Calendar65� •

AAcademic Calendar: 9

Academic Code of Conduct: 54 Appeals, 59 Definitions, 54 Hearing, 58 Sanctions, 59

Academic Integrity: 54

Academic Misconduct: 55

Academic Regulations: Academic Performance Requirements, 50 Academic Re-evaluation, 45 Appeals, 46, 47 Code of Conduct, 54 Engineering and Computer Science, 459 Evaluation, Grading, Examinations, and Performance Requirements, 4� General Information, �4 Programs and Regulations, 40 Re-evaluation Decision, 46, 47 Weighted Grade Point Average, 5�

Academic Standing: Arts and Science, �4� John Molson School of Business, 4�� Engineering and Computer Science, 459 Fine Arts, 5��

Academic Year: �0, �4

Acceptable Standing: Arts and Science, �4� John Molson School of Business, 4�� Engineering and Computer Science, 460 Fine Arts, 5��

Accountancy: 4�5 Certificate in, 453 Special Programs in, 45�

Administration: 45� Bachelor of/Baccalaureate in, 4�9 Officers of the, 16

Admission: �9 Academic Documents, �6 Application Deadline Dates, �4 Application Fee, �4 Applying for, �� Arts and Science, ��7 Citizenship Documents, �5

Conditional, �6 Confirmation Fee, 26 Documents Required, �5, �6 Engineering and Computer Science, 458 Entry Dates, �4 Fine Arts, 5�0 Former Concordia Students, �� from Other Canadian Provinces, �� from Outside Canada, �� from Quebec Institutions, �� Independent Students, �4 International Students, ��, 96 January, �4 John Molson School of Business, 4�8 Language Proficiency, 23 Mature Students, �4, �8 Permanent Code, �6 Permanent Residency Documents, �5 Proof of Quebec Residency, �5 Quebec Residency, �5 Regulations, �9 Requirements, �� Selection Process and Notification, 26 Senior Students, �5 Special, �4 Transcript, �6 Transfer Credits and Exemptions, �� Transfers from Other Post-Secondary Institutions, �� Transfers from Other Universities, �� Visiting Students, �4

Adult Education: �� Certificate in, 223

Advocacy and Support Services: 8�

Alumni: �04

Anthropology: �77 Courses, �78

Appeals: 46, 47

Applied Human Sciences: �46

Arabic (Modern Standard): �7�, �75 Certificate in, 171

Archaeology: �7�

Art Education: 5�5

Art History: 5�9

Arts: Bachelor of/Baccalaureate in, ��8

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NOTE: Where the subject matter referred to appears on more than one consecutive page, only the first page number is given.

INDEX2012‑13 Concordia University Undergraduate Calendar • 65�

Arts and Science: Faculty of (General), ��5 Academic Performance Regulations, �4� Certificate Program, 294 Co-operative Education, �6�, �04, �4�, �04, ��, �89 Degree Requirements, �40 Equivalents Index, 6�8 Extended Credit Programs, �40 General Education, �45 General Studies in, ��6 Honours Programs, �4� Mature Student Entry, �40 Profiles, 137 Programs and Admission Requirements, ��7 Registration Regulations, �4�

Arts and Science: Faculty of (Departments/Programs), Adult Education, �� Applied Human Sciences, �46 Biology, �55 Chemistry and Biochemistry, �6� Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics, �70 Colleges, Institutes and Schools, �89, �90, �94, �97, 40�, 408, 4�� Communication Studies, �9� Computer Science, �89 Economics, �0� Education, �� English, ��6 English as a Second Language, �� Études françaises, �4� Exercise Science, �57 First Peoples Studies, 404 French, �4� Geography, Planning and Environment, �66 History, �80 Human Relations, �46 Individual Studies Program, �9� Institute for Co-operative Education, �89 Interdisciplinary Elective Groups, �94 Interdisciplinary Studies, �9� Interdisciplinary Studies in Sexuality, �94 Journalism, �97 Leisure Sciences, �46 Liberal Arts College, �90 Loyola International College, �94 Mathematics and Statistics, �0� Philosophy, ��4 Physics, �� Political Science, ��8 Psychology, �4� Religion, �57 School of Canadian Irish Studies, �97 School of Community and Public Affairs, 40� Science College, 408 Simone de Beauvoir Institute, 4�� Sociology and Anthropology, �70 Southern Asia Studies, �58 Teaching of English as a Second Language, ��9 Theological Studies, �84 Therapeutic Recreation, �47

Urban Studies, �76 Women’s Studies, 4�� Youth Work and Family Relations, �47

Athletics: 9�

Awards, Prizes and Scholarships: 6�7

Awards: 6�7 Arts and Science, �� Concordia University, 9� Engineering and Computer Science, �� External Sponsors, 9� Faculty, �� Fine Arts, �� Governor General’s, �� John Molson School of Business, �� Special, �� University, ��

BBachelor of/Baccalaureate in: Administration, 4�9 Arts, ��8 Commerce, 4�9 Computer Science, 5�0 Education, ��8 (Teaching English as a Second Language), ��9 Engineering, 46� Fine Arts, 5�� Science, ��8

Biology: �55

Board of Governors: �6

Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering: 477

Building Engineering: 477

Bursaries: 9� Entrance, 9�, 640 Explore (Second-Language Summer Program), 90 In-Course, 9�, 645

Business: Certificate in, 452 International, 440 Studies, 45�

CCalendar: Academic, 9

Campus Centre: 8�

Canadian Irish Studies: �97 Certificate in, 397

Career and Placement Services: 86

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Centre for Continuing Education: ��

Centre for Engineering in Society: 5�7

Centre for Native Education: 84

Ceramics: 586

Certificate Programs: 41

Certificates Offered: Accountancy, 45� Adult Education, �� Arabic (Modern Standard), �7� Arts and Science, �94 Business Studies, 45� Canadian Irish Studies, �97 Chinese (Mandarin), �7� Community Service, �47 Complementary University Credits, �08 Family Life Education, �47 French Language, �4� Langue française, �4� Pastoral Ministry, �85 Special (John Molson School of Business), 45� Teaching of English as a Second Language, ��9 Women’s Studies, 4��

Certification: Teachers, 117

Chaplains: 8�

Cheating: 55

Chemistry and Biochemistry: �6�

Child Care Services: 8�

Child Studies: ��

Chinese (Mandarin): �7�, �76 Certificate in, 171

Cinema: 545

Civil Engineering: 477, 479

Classes: Cancellation of, �6

Classics: �70, �7�

Classics, Modern Languages and Linguistics: �70

Code of Conduct: Academic, 54

Code of Rights and Responsibilities: 64

Colleges, Institutes and Schools: �89, �90, �94, �97, 40�, 408, 4��

Combination Programs: 4�

Commerce and Administration: (see John Molson School of Business), 4�7

Commerce: Bachelor of/Baccalaureate in, 4�9

Communication Studies: �9� Diploma in, �9�

Community Service: Certificate in, 147

Complementary University Credits: Certificates, 108 Courses, �09

Computation Arts and Computer Science: 5�5

Computation Arts: Design and, 56�

Computer Applications: 5��

Computer Engineering: 466, 470

Computer Games: 5��

Computer Science: 509 Arts and Science, �89 Bachelor of/Baccalaureate in, 5�0 Course Descriptions, 5�7 John Molson School of Business, 4�9, 45�

Computer Systems: 5��

Concentration: Type of, Certificate, 41 Combination, 4� Honours, 40, �4� Major, 4�, �4� Minor, 4�, �4� Requirements, 40 Specialization, 4�, �4�

Concordia: General, 7

Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering: 5�8

Conditional Standing: Arts and Science, �4� John Molson School of Business, 4�� Engineering and Computer Science, 460 Fine Arts, 5��

Confirmation Fee: 26

Contemporary Dance: 558

Continuing Education: Centre for, �� Programs, ��

Convocation Medals and Prizes: ��

Co-operative Education: Institute for, �� Programs, ��4 Schedules, ��7

INDEX2012‑13 Concordia University Undergraduate Calendar • 655

Co-operative Programs: ��4 Accountancy, 4�5 Art History, 540 Business Technology Management, 4�0 Chemistry and Biochemistry, �6� Computation Arts, 56� Design, 56� Economics (Arts and Science), �04 Finance, 4�6 French Translation, �4� International Business, 440 Management, 44� Marketing, 447 Mathematics and Statistics, �04 Physics, �� Supply Chain Operations Management, 4�0

Councils: Arts and Science, �6 John Molson School of Business, �6 Engineering and Computer Science, �6 Fine Arts, �6 School of Extended Learning, �6 Student Life, �6

Counselling and Development Services: Career and Placement Services, 86 Counselling and Psychological Services, 86 Leadership, Initiative and Volunteer Engagement (LIVE) Centre, 87 Services for New Students, 85 Student Learning Services, 86 Student Success Centre, 85 Student Success Resource Centre and Career Resource Centre, 85

Counselling and Psychological Services: 86

Course Load: Arts and Science, �5 John Molson School of Business, �5 Engineering and Computer Science, �5, 460 Fine Arts, �5, 5�� Summer Session, �5

Course Notations: Deferred (DEF), 4�, 44 Did Not Enter (DNE), 4� Did Not Write (DNW), 4� Discontinued (DISC), 4� Exemption Received Credit Removed (EREM), 4� Incomplete (INC), 4� In Progress (IP), 4� Medical (MED), 4�, 44 Pending (PEND), 4� Repeat (REPT), 4� Transfer Credit Received, Credits Removed (TREM), 4�

Courses: Cancellation of, �6 Complementary University Credits, �09 Graded DEF, DISC, DNE, DNW, EREM, INC, MED, PEND, REPT, TREM, 4�

Repetition of, 5� Sequence of, �� Withdrawal from, �6

Creative Arts Therapies: 56�

Creative Writing: ��6

Credit: Courses with Statistical Content, 6�6 Definition of, 34 Exemptions, �� External, �� Transfer, ��

Curriculum: Regulations, 40

DDance: 558

Daycare Services: 8�

Decision Sciences and Management Information Systems: 4�9

Deferred (DEF): Course Notation, 4�, 44

Deferred Examinations: 49, 50

Definitions: 54 Academic Misconduct, 55 Academic Year, �0 Certificate Programs, 41 Cheating, 55 Combination Programs, 4� Co-requisite, �� Course Notations, 4� Credit, �4 Exemption, �0 Extended Credit Program Students, �� Fall Term, �0 Falsification, 55 Full-Time Students, �5 Honours Programs, 40, �4� Independent Students, ��, �4 Major Programs, 4�, �4� Mature Students, �� Minor Programs, 4�, �4� Multiple Submission of Projects, 55 Part-Time Students, �5 Personation, 55 Plagiarism, 55 Prerequisite, �� Regular Session, �0, �4 Residence Requirement, �� Rights and Responsibilities, 65 Sequence of Courses, �� Specialization Programs, 4�, �4� Student Record, �9 Summer Session, �0, �4 Transcript, �9 Transfer Credits, �� Undergraduate Students, �� Visiting Students, ��, �4 Winter Term, �0


Degree Regulations: 40

Degree Requirements: Arts and Science, �40 John Molson School of Business, 4�9 Computer Science, 5�0 Engineering, 464 Fine Arts, 5��

Design and Computation Arts: 56�

Did Not Enter (DNE): Course Notation, 4�

Did Not Write (DNW): Course Notation, 4�

Diploma Programs: 650

Disabled Students: Access Centre for Students with Disabilities, 8� Policy on Accessibility for Students with Disabilities, 84 Scholarships and Awards, 90

Discontinued (DISC): Course Notation, 4�

Doctoral Programs: 650

Drama: 604

EEarly Childhood and Elementary Education: ��

Economics: Arts and Science, �0� John Molson School of Business, 4�4

Education: �� Bachelor of/Baccalaureate in, ��8 Bachelor of/Baccalaureate in (Teaching of English as a Second Language), ��9 Certificate in Adult, 223

Electrical and Computer Engineering: 466

Engineering and Computer Science: Faculty of (General), Academic Regulations, 459 Admission Requirements, 458 Canadian Council of Professional Engineers, 464 Co-op Format, 46� Degree Requirements, 464, 5�0 Equivalents Index, 6�5 Extended Credit Program, 46�, 5�4 General Education, 465 Grading System, 459 Graduation Regulations, 46� Industrial Experience and Reflective Learning Courses, 465, 5�5 Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec, 464 Programs Offered, 458

Registration Regulations, 460 Regulations, 459 Supplemental Examinations, 460 Writing Skills Requirement, 465

Engineering and Computer Science: Faculty of (Departments/Programs), Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering, 477 Building, Civil and Environmental Engineering: Courses, 48� Building Engineering, 477 Building Engineering: Courses, 485 Centre for Engineering in Society, 5�7 Civil Engineering, 477, 479 Civil Engineering: Courses, 487 Computation Arts and Computer Science, 5�5 Computer Applications, 5�� Computer Engineering, 466, 470 Computer Engineering: Courses, 490 Computer Games, 5�� Computer Science, 509 Computer Science: Courses, 5�7 Computer Science and Software Engineering, 509 Computer Systems, 5�� Concordia Institute for Aerospace Design and Innovation, 46� Concordia Institute for Aerospace Design and Innovation: Courses, 499 Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering, 5�8 Electrical and Computer Engineering, 466 Electrical Engineering: Courses, 49� Engineering and Computer Science: Courses, 48� Engineering Course Descriptions, 48� Engineering: Courses, 48� Environmental Engineering, 477 Industrial Engineering, 47�, 476 Industrial Engineering: Courses, 500 Information Systems, 5�� Mathematics and Statistics and Computer Applications, 5�6 Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, 47� Mechanical Engineering, 47�, 474 Mechanical Engineering: Courses, 50� Software Engineering, 5�5 Software Engineering: Courses, 5�� Software Systems, 5�� Web Services and Applications, 5��

Engineering: Bachelor of/Baccalaureate in, 46�

English: ��6 Creative Writing, ��6 Teaching as a Second Language, ��9

English as a Second Language: ��

English Language Proficiency Requirement: 23

Entrance Bursaries: 640

Entrance Scholarships: 6�9


Environmental Engineering: 477

Equivalents Index: Arts and Science, 6�8 John Molson School of Business, 6�9 Engineering and Computer Science, 6�5 Fine Arts, 6�� Courses with Statistical Content, 6�6

Études françaises: �4� Certificat en langue française, 242

Evaluation: Academic, 4�

Examinations: 4�, 47 Applications for Deferred, Replacement, Supplemental, and Alternate Examinations, 50 Conduct During, 55 Deferred, 49, 50 Final, 47 Replacement, 49, 50 Special Accommodations, 8� Supplemental, 49, 50 (Arts and Science), �4� (Engineering and Computer Science), 460

Exemption: Definition of, 20

Exemption Received Credit Removed (EREM): Course Notation, 4�

Exercise Science: �57

Extended Credit Program Students: Definition of, 21

Extended Learning: School of, �07

FFaculties: Arts and Science, ��5 John Molson School of Business, 4�7 Engineering and Computer Science, 457 Fine Arts, 5�9

Faculty Councils: Arts and Science, �6 John Molson School of Business, �6 Engineering and Computer Science, �6 Fine Arts, �6

Faculty: Retired, 6�5

Failed Standing: 4� Arts and Science, �4� John Molson School of Business, 4�� Engineering and Computer Science, 460 Fine Arts, 5��

Fall Term: �0

Falsification: 55

Family Life Education: Certificate in, 147

Fees: Academic, �� Application for Admission, �4

Fibres: 586

Film Studies: 545

Finance: 4�5

Financial Aid: Disabled Students, 90 Explore (Second-Language Summer Program), 90 External Sponsors, 9� Information and Scholarships, 89 International Students, 9� Language Assistant Programs, 90 Part-Time Students, 90 Scholarships and Bursaries, 9� Short-Term Advances, 9� Tuition Deferrals, 9� Work-Study Program, 9�

Fine Arts: Bachelor of/Baccalaureate in, 5��

Fine Arts: Faculty of (General), 5�9 Academic Performance Requirements, 5�� Co-operative Education, 540, 56�, 56� Courses, 5�� Degree Requirements, 5�� Equivalents Index, 6�� Extended Credit Program, 5�� General Education, 5�� Graduation Requirements, 5��, 5�� Mature Entry, 5�� Programs and Admission Requirements, 5�0 Programs Offered, 5�0 Transfer Students, 5��

Fine Arts: Faculty of (Departments/Programs), Art Education, 5�5 Art History, 5�9 Ceramics, 586 Cinema, 545 Contemporary Dance, 558 Creative Arts Therapies, 56� Design and Computation Arts, 56� Fibres, 586 Intermedia/Cyberarts, 587 Music, 57� Painting and Drawing, 587 Photography, 588 Print Media, 588 Sculpture, 589 Studio Art, 585 Studio Arts, 585 Theatre, 604

First Peoples Studies: 404


Foreign Students: 96

French Studies: �4�

Full‑Time Students: Definition of, 35

GGeneral Education: Arts and Science, �45 John Molson School of Business, 4�9 Engineering and Computer Science, 465 Fine Arts, 5��

General Studies Unit: Engineering and Computer Science, 5�5

Geography, Planning and Environment: �66

German: �7�, �77

Governors: Board of, �6

Grade Point Average: 5� Arts and Science, �4� John Molson School of Business, 4�0 Engineering and Computer Science, 459

Grading System: 4�

Graduate Programs: 649

Graduation: �9, �4� High Academic Achievement, 5� Writing Skills Requirement, 4�

Greek: �70

HHealth Services: 87

Hebrew: �90

History: �80

Honours: Definition of, 40, 141 Programs, 40 Regulations: Faculty of Arts and Science, �4�

Housing: Off-Campus and Residence, 88

Human Relations: �46

IImmigration Procedures: Required Documents, 97

Incomplete (INC): Course Notation, 4�

In-Course Bursaries: 645

In-Course Scholarships: 64�

Independent Students: Academic Regulations re, �4 Admission of, �4 Definition of, 21, 24

Individual Studies Program: �9�

Industrial Engineering: 47�, 476

Information Systems: 5��

In Progress (IP) Notations: 4�

Institute for Community Development: ��5

Institute for Co-operative Education: �� Arts and Science, �89

Insurance: International Students, �00

Interdisciplinary Studies: Arts and Science, �9� Elective Groups, �94 Individual Studies Program, �9� In Sexuality, �94, 556

Intermedia/Cyberarts: 587

International Academic Exchange Programs: �7

International Business: 440

International Students: 84, 95 Admission, �� Admission Requirements, 96 Employment Authorization, �0� Exemptions from Differential Fees, 99 Financial Aid, 9� Health and Accident Insurance, �00 Immigration Information, 97 Required Documents, 98 Tuition and Fees, 98

Inter-University Agreement: �7

Iranian Studies: �58

Italian: �7�, �79

JJanuary Admission: �4

John Molson School of Business (General): 4�7 Academic Performance Regulations, 4�0 Admission Requirements, 4�8 Co-operative Education, 4�5, 4�0, 4�6, 440, 44�, 447 Equivalents Index, 6�9 Extended Credit Program, 4�8 General Education, 4�9 General Information, 4�� Graduation Requirements, 4��


Mature Entry Program, 4�8 Program Options for Non-Business Students, 45� Programs, 4�8 Registration Regulations, 4�� Special Certificates, 453 Special Programs in Accountancy, 45�

John Molson School of Business (Departments/Programs): Accountancy, 4�5 Administration, 45� Business Studies, 45� Computer Science, 45� Decision Sciences and Management Information Systems, 4�9 Economics, 4�4 Finance, 4�5 International Business, 440 Management, 44� Marketing, 447

Journalism: �97

LLanguage of Examinations: 4�

Language of Instruction: 4�

Language Proficiency: 23

Lapsed Program: �7 Arts and Science, �4� John Molson School of Business, 4�� Fine Arts, 5��

Latin: �70

Leadership, Initiative and Volunteer Engagement (LIVE) Centre, 87

Learning Services: 86

Leisure Sciences: �46

Liberal Arts College: �90

Librarians: 6�4

Linguistics: �7�, �88

Loans and Bursaries: Federal and Provincial, 90 Quebec, 89 Short-Term Advances, 9�

Loyola International College: �94

MMajor: Definition of, 41, 141

Management: 44�

Marketing: 447

Master’s Degree Programs: 650

Mathematics and Statistics: �0�

Mathematics and Statistics and Computer Applications: (Arts and Science), �0� (Engineering and Computer Science), 5�6

Mature Entry: �7

Mature Students: Admission, �8 Arts and Science, �40 Assistance, �0 Definition of, 21, 28 Program Requirements, �8

Mechanical and Industrial Engineering: 47�

Mechanical Engineering: 47�, 474

Medals: ��

Medical (MED): Course Notation, 4�, 44

Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema: 545

Minor: Definition of, 41, 141

Modern Languages: �70, �90

Multi-Faith Chaplaincy: 8�

Multiple Submission of Projects: 55

Music: 57�

OOfficers of the Administration: 16

Ombuds Office: 78

PPainting and Drawing: 587

Part-Time Students: Definition of, 35 Financial Assistance, 90

Pastoral Ministry: Certificate in, 385

Pending (PEND): Course Notation, 4�

Permanent Code: �6

Personation: 55

Philosophy: ��4

Photography: 588

Physics: ��


Plagiarism: 55

Playwriting: 604

Policy on Accessibility for Students with Disabilities: 84

Policy on the Establishment of Tribunal Hearing Pools: 6�

Political Science: ��8

Print Media: 588

Prizes: ��, 6�7

Profiles: Arts and Science, ��7 John Molson School of Business, 4�8 Engineering and Computer Science, 458

Program Options for Non-Business Students: 45�

Program Profiles: Arts and Science, ��7 John Molson School of Business, 4�8 Engineering and Computer Science, 458

Programs: Certificate, 41 Certificate (Arts and Science), 294 Certification, 118 Combinations, 4� Continuing Education, �� Co-operative, ��4 Diploma, 650 Doctoral, 650 Extended Credit Program Students: Definition of, 21 Graduate, 649 Honours, 40, �4� (Arts and Science), �4� Individual Studies, �9� Major, 4�, �4� Master’s, 650 Mature Students, �8 Minor, 4�, �4� Specialization, 4�, �4�

Projects: Multiple Submission of, 55

Psychology: �4�

QQuebec Residency: �5

RRecreation and Athletics: 9�

Re-evaluation: Academic, 45

Registration: �6, �6

Regular Session: �0, �0, �4

Regulations: Academic, �� Academic Performance, 50 Admission, �9 Degree, 40 Evaluation, Grading, Examinations, 4� Failure, 4� Programs and Regulations, 40 Supplemental Examinations, 45

Religion: �57, �84

Repeat (REPT): Course Notation, 4�

Replacement Examinations: 49, 50

Required Documents: Immigration Procedures, 97

Requirements: Academic Performance, 50 Admission, �� Admission – International Students, 96 Concentration, 40 Graduation, �9, �4� Residence, ��, �5 Writing Skills Requirement, 4�

Residence and Housing: 88

Residence Requirements: �5 Definition of, 21

Retired Faculty: 6�5

Rights and Responsibilities: 64 Code of, 64 Definitions, 65

SScholarships: 9�, 6�7 Entrance, 9�, 6�9 In-Course, 9�, 64�

School of Canadian Irish Studies: �97

School of Community and Public Affairs: 40�

School of Extended Learning: �07 Centre for Continuing Education, �� Council of the, �6 Courses, �09 Credits and Certificates, 108 Institute for Community Development, ��5 Student Transition Centre, ��

Science: Bachelor of/Baccalaureate in, ��8

Science College: 408

Sculpture: 589

INDEX2012‑13 Concordia University Undergraduate Calendar • 66�

Second Bachelor’s Degree: Residence Requirements, �5

Senate: Members of, �6

Senior Students: �5

Sequence of Courses: ��

Services for New Students: 85

Sexuality: Interdisciplinary Studies in, �94, 556

Short-Term Advances: 9�

Simone de Beauvoir Institute: 4��

Sociology and Anthropology: �70

Software Engineering: 5�5

Software Systems: 5��

Southern Asia Studies: �58

Spanish: �7�, �8�

Specialization: Definition of, 41, 141

Statistics: �0�, 6�6

Status: Full-Time Student, �5 Independent, ��, �4 Mature, �� Part-Time Student, �5 Senior Student, �5 Visiting Student, ��, �4

Student Advocate Program: 84

Student Associations: Alumni, �04 Concordia Student Union (CSU), �04 Graduate, �04

Student Exchange Programs (International): �7

Student Learning Services: 86

Student Life and Student Services: 8� Advocacy and Support Services, 8� Career and Placement Services, 86 Centre for Native Education, 84 Child Care, 8� Concordia Council on Student Life (CCSL), 8� Counselling and Development, 85 Financial Aid and Awards Information, 89 Health Services, 87 International Students Office, 84 Mission Statement, 8� Multi-Faith Chaplaincy, 8� Off-Campus Housing, 89 Recreation and Athletics, 9� Residence, 88 Services for New Students, 85

Social and Cultural Activities, 8� Student Advocate Program, 84 Student Learning Services, 86 Student Success Centre, 85 Student Success Resource Centre and Career Resource Centre, 85 Students with Disabilities: Access Centre for, 8�

Student Life: Council on, �6

Student Record: �9

Student Request Committees: �8

Students: Classification of, Extended Credit Program, �� Independent, ��, �4 Mature, ��, �8 Senior, �5 Transfer, �� Undergraduate, �� Visiting, ��, �4

Student Transition Centre: ��

Student Type: ��

Studio Arts: 585

Summer Session: �0, �0, �4

Supplemental Examinations: 45, 49, 50, �4�, 460

TTeacher Certification: Assistance, ��9 Citizenship Requirements, ��8

Teachers: Certification Programs, 118

Teacher Training and Teacher Certification: 117

Teaching of: English as a Second Language, ��9 Certificate in, 219

Theatre: 604

Theological Studies: �84 Certificate in Pastoral Ministry, 385 Religion, �57

Therapeutic Recreation: �47

Traduction: �4� Courses, �5�

Training: Teachers, ��7

Transcripts: �6, �9

Transfer Credit Received, Credits Removed (TREM): Course Notation, 4�

INDEX2012‑13 Concordia University Undergraduate Calendar66� •

Transfer Credits: ��, �7 Definition of, 21

Transfers: from Other Post-Secondary Institutions, �� from Other Universities, ��

Transition Centre: Student, ��

Translation: �4� Courses, �5�

Tribunal Hearing Pools: Policy on the Establishment of, 6�

Tuition: Deferrals, 9� International Students, 98

Tuition and Fees: ��

UUndergraduate Students: Association, �04 Definition of, 21

University Writing Test: 4�

Urban Studies: �76

VVisiting Students: Academic Regulations re, �4 Admission of, �4 Definition of, 21

WWeb Services and Applications: 5��

Weighted Grade Point Average: 5� Arts and Science, �4� John Molson School of Business, 4�0 Engineering and Computer Science, 459

Western Society and Culture: �9�

Winter Term: �0

Withdrawal from Courses or University: �6

Women’s Studies: 4�� Certificate in, 413

Work-Study Program: 9�

Writing: Creative, ��6

Writing Skills Requirement: 4�

YYouth Work and Family Relations: �47