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Program GuideWinter 2015

Centre forContinuing Education

LIFELONG LEARNING CENTRE

CAREER & PROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENT

FLEXIBLE LEARNING

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE PROGRAM

CONSERVATORY OF PERFORMING ARTS

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Inside the GuideCONSERVATORY OF PERFORMING ARTS 5

Children & Youth Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Prenatal Music Stimulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Kindermusik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Suzuki Early Childhood Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Le Petit Conservatoire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Child/Parent Strings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9String Orchestras . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Suzuki Piano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Child/Parent Keyboard-Mini Mozart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Guitar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Scottish Pipe & Drum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Conservatory Juventus Choir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Chamber Music Coaching for Ensembles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Drama & Musical Theatre . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Visual Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Adult Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Cello . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Guitar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Ukulele . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18Hand Drum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Scottish Pipe & Drum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Voice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Visual Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Spring Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Summer Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24Individual Instruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Registration & Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Children & Youth Courses at a Glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Adult Courses at a Glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

LIFELONG LEARNING CENTRE 29

Dates to Remember . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Volunteer & Community Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Arts & Entertainment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Computers & Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Fitness & Movement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36Health & Lifestyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Wellness Wednesdays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42Languages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48Social Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48

Writing & Literature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51Thursday Noon Hour Forums . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52Seniors’ University Group (SUG) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55Courses at a Glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56Registration & Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59

CAREER & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 61

Professional Certificates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62Project Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62Professional Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62Professional Leadership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63Business Analysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 63Marketing & Sales Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64Customized Corporate Training Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64Institutes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65Professional Seminars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66Courses at a Glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68Undergraduate Certificates & Diplomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71Public Relations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71Extended Studies in Inclusive Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71Administration Level I & II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71Local Government Authority . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72Pastoral Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72Liberal Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72Hospitality, Tourism & Gaming Entertainment . . . . . . . . . . 72Program Outlines . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73Transition Programs & Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74High School Accelerated Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74Casual University Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75Prior Learning Assessment & Recognition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75ACAD 100 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75Admission, Registration & Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

FLEXIBLE LEARNING 78

Distance & Online Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79Online Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79Televised Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80Blended Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE 82

Fundamentals for Success . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82Customized English Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83Be a Homestay Parent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83

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The arts are a great way for children,

teens and adults to build confidence,

be social, learn self-discipline and get

creative while having fun learning an

instrument, developing acting skills or

expressing themselves through visual

arts.

Our performing and visual arts programs

get students excited and passionate

about the arts. Your child will learn

from the highest quality instructors who

will develop and nurture their creative

and personal skills. Children do better

in school, have positive emotional and

behavioural development, and have

a greater ability to make friends and

engage in teamwork and leadership.

Children & Youth Programs

Our students have an enriching and fun

experience taking a wide range of child

and youth programs from Kindermusik

for newborns to theatre and guitar for

teens. Our group programs give students

the opportunity to get creative with

others their age and skill level.

Adult Programs

Adults can enjoy several group programs

such as guitar, singing, drumming, dance,

pottery and more. Our classes are fun

and friendly, so join us and explore your

passion for music and visual arts.

Conservatory of Performing Arts

COMING UP AT THE CONSERVATORY

Pottery Field Trips

Bring your class to explore our

pottery studio and work with

our technician on hand building

pottery skills. Days and times

arranged to suit your schedule.

Call 306-585-5833 to arrange a

field trip today.

Conservatory Creative Camps

Join us for a week full of creativity

and fun. Let your child stretch his

or her imagination as our campers

tread the boards of a stage, create

artistic masterpieces, and shake

the rafters with beautiful music.

Winter Camp NEW!Tue-Fri, Feb 17-20, 2015

Registration starts Nov 15, 2014

Spring Camp

Apr 16-20, 2015

Registration starts Jan 15, 2015

Summer Camps

Jul-Aug 2015

Registration starts Mar 16, 2015

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Children & Youth Programs

PRENATAL MUSIC STIMULATION

(expectant parents) (69959) NEW!

This class introduces unborn children

to the wonders and beauty of music.

Singing and listening to relaxing, soothing

music, along with frequent repetition

of that music, helps develop the bond

between mother and her unborn child.

Expectant moms in this class will learn

how to journal their experiences during

their listening times. Dads are invited to

come and learn, too, since they will be

part of creating the environment at home.

A CD of the suggested music will be

made available for purchase at the class.

Days: Mon, Jan 19-Feb 9

Time: 7:30-8:30pm

Instructor: Joyce Hodge

Course Fee: $50

KINDERMUSIK VILLAGE® (ages newborn-18 months)

Village is for lap babies, crawlers and

walkers. It incorporates the most current

research on early childhood development

and provides families a special place

for learning and connecting with other

parents and babies through music and

movement.

HICKORY, DICKORY, TICKLE & BOUNCE!

Spend time with your child singing,

saying and playing with Mother Goose-

like nursery rhymes and songs. By

intentionally focusing on the stories

and rhymes shared in the class, you’ll

develop research-proven communication

strategies with your child through

listening activities, speaking “parentese”

and sign language.

Days: Wed, Jan 7-Mar 4 (69882)

(no class on Feb 18),

1:00-1:45pm; OR

Thu, Jan 8-Mar 5 (69885)

(no class on Feb 19),

10:15-11:00am

Instructor: Fallon Hantelman-Stewart

Course Fee: $95 + $40 Materials

THE RHYTHM OF MY DAY

Bring more rhythm and routine to your

baby’s day and help develop lasting

learning skills. The music, games and

stories you learn in class can help your

little one soothe into the day’s schedule

and help build a strong body and mind

network for learning.

CONSERVATORY OF PERFORMING ARTS6

Days: Wed, Mar 11-May 6 (69883)

(no class on Apr 8)

1:00-1:45pm; OR

Thu, Mar 12-May 7 (69886)

(no class on Apr 9),

10:15-11:00am



KINDERMUSIK OUR TIME® (ages 18 months-3)

Our Time reflects the emotional

foundations of school readiness and

the latest research on music and early

childhood development. Our Time is a

unique opportunity for parent and child

to interact and learn together in an

unhurried and joyful manner.

FIDDLE-DEE-DEE

Meet many animal characters in the

books, activities and songs used in this

class – each specifically chosen for a

toddler’s emerging interests and physical

skills. With silly, bumpy lap bounces

we’ll help toddlers develop rhythm and

listening to the violin, cello and orchestra

sounds heard in class, parents can help

their toddlers stay happy and engaged

learners at home, too.

Days: Wed, Jan 7-Apr 29 (69907)

(no class Feb 18, Apr 8),

9:30-10:05am; OR

Thu, Jan 8-Apr 30 (69905)

(no class on Feb 19, Apr 9),

5:45-6:20pm



KINDERMUSIK IMAGINE THAT!® (ages 3-4)

Imagine That! is designed for active,

energetic, enthusiastic and imaginative

children ages 3-4. Imagine That! Classes

encourage socialization, sharing and

participating in group activities.

CITIES! BUSY PLACES – FRIENDLY FACES

(69954)

Preschoolers use pretend play and are

kept rhythmically busy with storytelling

games and creating “buildings” from

waxed paper at home to create a

cityscape in class. Using the pair of

resonator bars as a featured instrument,

and a multicultural, jazzy collection of

music, preschoolers will develop the

social and intellectual skills they’ll need

in school.

Days: Wed, Jan 7-Apr 29

(no class Feb 18, Apr 8),

10:15-11:00am



KINDERMUSIK FOR THE YOUNG CHILD® (ages 5-7)

YOUNG CHILD – SEMESTER TWO (69804)

*Prerequisite: Young Child Semester 1*

Playing simple musical patterns and

songs on the glockenspiel is the central

focus this semester. Music appreciation

and understanding continues with a

complete introduction to the instruments

of the orchestra.

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Day: Tue, Jan 6-Apr 28

(no class on Feb 17, Apr 27)

Time: 5:30-6:30pm



DANCE

BEGINNERS POWWOW (all ages) (70753)

Come out and experience First Nations

Powwow Dancing and cultural teachings.

You will learn basic steps, increase your

cardio and also dance to different types

of First Nations music. This class will

accommodate all needs and is for all

levels of dancers to learn, exercise and

practice.

Day: Thu, Jan 8-Feb 26

Time: 6:00-7:15pm

Instructor: Lacey Morin-Desjarlais

Fee: $50/individual or family

DANCE BASICS FOR KIDS

(ages 8-11) (70803) NEW!

This recreational dance class offers a

smorgasbord of dance styles including

improv, jazz, ballet, contemporary and

more. Come take a taste of dance to

see what your child likes best before

committing to a full scale dance studio

program.

Day: Tues, Jan 6-Mar 31

(no class Feb 17)

Time: 6:45-7:30pm

Instructor: Larissa Shasko & Aimee

Garshinkski

Course Fee: $140

SUZUKI EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAM NEW!

BABY/TODDLER CLASS (0-3 yrs) (69958)

Designed for newborns to toddlers,

these weekly one hour music classes

for parent and child involve exploring

rhymes, rhythm, musical instruments

and children’s books. Children will absorb

a basic attitude for learning, develop

rhythmic and melodic awareness, and

work on early language and literacy

skills as well as memory and social skills.

Parents will become better observers

of their children and discover how they

learn. A CD of the songs and rhymes used

in class will be available for purchase at

the first class.

Day: Fri, Jan 16-May 8 (no class

on Feb 20, Apr 3 & 10)

Time: 9:30-10:30am

Instructors: Joyce Hodge

Course Fee: $200

LE PETIT CONSERVATOIRE

LES POULES RIEUSES (69960)

(groupe 2 ½-3 ½ ans)

THE LAUGHING HENS

(age 2 ½-3 ½ years)

Dans un environnement beaucoup

plus interactif, les bambins continuent

à apprendre le français à travers des

chansons et des comptines. De tout

nouveaux concepts comme les couleurs,

les nombres, le mouvement et l’espace

sont explorées à travers la danse et des

jeux.


In an interactive environment, toddlers

continue learning French through songs

and rhymes while new horizons like

colors, numbers, movement and space are

explored through dance and rounds.

Day: Jeu (Thu) 15 jan-26mar

(no class 19 fev)

Time: 17h15-18h00

Instructor: Alexandre Chartier

Course Fee: $120

LES LOUPS CURIEUX (groupe 3-4 ½ ans)

THE CURIOUS WOLVES (age 3-4 ½ )

(69963)

Des chansons, de la danse et des jeux

sont utilisés pour étendre le vocabulaire

français et enseigner le rythme et la

notation musicale. Cette classe introduit

de nouveaux instruments comme le

xylophone.

The foundation of songs, dance and

musical canons is expanded to include the

use of games while children learn rhythmic

and musical notation. New instruments

such as the xylophone are also integrated.

Day: Jeu (Thu), 15 jan-26 mar

(no class 19 fev)

Time: 18h15-19h00

Instructor: Alexandre Chartier

Course Fee: $120

CHILD/PARENT STRINGS

CHILD/PARENT STRINGS PROGRAM

(starting ages 4-6) (69969)

This program introduces your child to

the basics of playing the violin or cello.

A weekly half-hour individual lesson is

supplemented by a weekly 45-minute

group class. Students are placed in

groups according to their playing level

where they learn to play together,

polish performance pieces and review

repertoire. Students are encouraged

to add a 45-minute group theory class

after the first year. Students who start

in January will take private lessons only

until the instructor feels they are ready

to be introduced to the existing group

component.


Day: Tue, Jan 6-Jun 9

(no class Feb 17,

Apr 7)

Group Classes: 5:30-6:15pm

Final Concert: Sun, Jun 14, 2014

Group Course Fee: $160

Individual

Lesson Fee: $25.50/half-hour

Instructors: K. Parovsky (lead)

R. Sternadel

J. Achtzehner

B. Fitzpatrick

STRING ORCHESTRAS

JUNIOR STRING ORCHESTRA (ages 7-10)

(70005)

Violin or cello players with basic music

reading skills (suggested playing ability

is Suzuki book level 2-4) will work

on ensemble playing and musical

interpretation as well as rhythm

development and practice skills. Playing

and rehearsing with the Intermediate

String Orchestra, Junior String Orchestra

allows young musicians to learn skills

from more experienced students as

well as draw on the wisdom of two

conductors. Call 306-585-5748 to

arrange an audition time.

Day: Tue, Jan 6-May 5

(no class Feb 17, Apr 7)

Time: 5:30-6:30pm

Conductor: Sandra Cosbey


INTERMEDIATE STRING ORCHESTRA

(ages 10-15) (70004)

String players who want to push

themselves to reach musical excellence

will enjoy working in this orchestra.

Students will generally have 3-5 years of

playing experience (suggested playing

ability is Suzuki book level 5 or higher)

with the violin, viola, cello or double

bass. Playing and rehearsing with the

Junior String Orchestra offers members a

chance to share their musical knowledge

and work on mentorship skills. Call 306-

585-5748 to arrange an audition time.



Time: 5:30-7:00pm

Conductor: Jeanie Kim


CELLODRAMA! (ages 13+)

(70003) NEW!

The exciting new cello ensemble under

the direction of RSO Principal Cellist,

Simon Fryer. This ensemble offers young

cellists of intermediate to advanced skills,

the chance to experience the possibilities

of their chosen instrument together.

Have fun building ensemble skills and

exploring the range of repertoire for cello

orchestra.



Time: 6:45-8:15pm

Director: Simon Fryer



SUZUKI PIANO (starting ages 4-7)

Using the concept “character first,

ability second,” the Suzuki method of

teaching music helps your child develop

musically, kinesthetically, technically and

socially through this enriching piano

program. Children will learn to play

the piano through their natural senses

– ear, touch and imitation. The Suzuki

method involves providing a musically

rich environment for your child offering

support during lessons and practice

times.

SUZUKI PIANO WITH STELLA POPA

Join Stella for both a weekly half-hour

individual lesson and a weekly 30- or

45-minute group class. Students are

placed in groups according to their

playing level. The number of individual

lessons, as well as the day and time of the

week, is determined with the instructor.

Day: Tue, Jan 6-Jun 9

Group Class

Fee & Time: Beginner (70053): $110,

Tue, 5:30-6:00pm

Junior: $150,

Tue, 6:05-6:50pm

Intermediate (70054):

$150, Tue, 6:55-7:40pm

Individual

Lesson Fee: $25.50/half-hour

SUZUKI PIANO WITH LANA

RAMSEY NEW!

Join Lana on a musical journey into the

world of Suzuki Piano with a combination

of semi-private lessons and monthly

group classes.

PARENT PREPARATION COURSE

This course is for parents to assist in

getting ready for your child to enter

Suzuki Piano. This class shows parents

their role in the Suzuki method, the

philosophy, the basics of technique and

how to practice.

Dates: TBD with Lana

Fee: $150 + $75 materials

TWINKLERS

After parent prep, children begin one-

hour semi-private weekly lessons,

accompanied by their parent. These

weekly lessons include time at the piano,

listening to others and some games, and

are supplemented with a group class

once a month with other children of

approximately the same level and age.


Day & Time: TBD with Lana

Fee: $25.50/session

Monthly Group

Class Fee: $10/session

BOOK 1

Students have a weekly half-hour

individual lesson and observation of

another lesson for a total of about one

hour of instruction per week. These

weekly lessons are supplemented with

a group class once a month with other

children of approximately the same level

and age.


Fee: $25.50/session

Monthly Group


BOOK 2 & 3

Students have a weekly ¾-hour lesson

and observation of another lesson for

a total of about an hour and a quarter

per week. These weekly lessons are

complemented with a group class


approximately the same level and

age.


Fee: $38.25/session

Monthly Group


BOOK 4 & UP

Students have a weekly one-hour

lesson and observation of another

lesson for a total of about an hour and

a half per week. These weekly lessons

are supplemented with a group class


approximately the same level and age.


Fee: $51/session

Monthly Group


CHILD/PARENT KEYBOARD – MINI MOZART

PREPARATION B (ages 4-6)

*Prerequisite: Preparation A*

Students will continue to learn basic note

values and note names for the white keys

and be introduced to the musical staff. A

recital will be performed in April in Recital

Hall. A parent or guardian is required to

attend the classes with their child.

Day & Time: Sat, Jan 31-Apr 18

(70703)


9:00-9:30am; OR

Wed, Jan 29-Apr 9

(70704)

(no class on Feb 19)

6:00-6:30pm

Final Concert: Sat, Apr 18, 2:00pm

Instructor: Robyn Clay



GUITAR

LEVEL 2 (ages 7-10)

*Prerequisite: Level 1 or participation in

Conservatory Guitar Camp*

In this class students will deepen their

understanding of the guitar and learn

more complicated songs. Knowledge of

musical notation will also be expanded.

Day: Thu, Jan 15-Mar 26

(no class Feb 19)

Time: 5:00-5:50pm (70107);

OR 6:00-6:50pm (70153)

Final Concert: Thu, Apr 2, 6:30pm

Instructor: TBA


SCOTTISH PIPE & DRUM

Scottish piping and drumming is a

unique and culturally rich musical

style performed around the world. You

don’t need to be Scottish in order to

participate! Many students join because

they love the music. Students will gain

exposure to a wide variety of musical

influences, as well as elements of Scottish

culture. The program’s goal is to help

young players reach their musical

potential in a supportive and fun learning

environment. Instruction in bagpipes and

snare and tenor/bass drums is based

on Scotland’s Piping and Drumming

Qualifications Board guidelines.

BEGINNER BAGPIPES OR DRUMS

(ages 8+) (70203)

It all starts here with a fun-loving

approach to music. First year students

learn on a practice chanter if learning the

bagpipes or the practice pad if learning

the drums. Note reading, grace note

groups, some basic music theory and

a number of basic exercises and tunes

are taught. As well, students are exposed

to what the CPA Pipe Band does – they

get to meet and interact with the band

members. Once they’ve passed the

beginner stage, they will also join the CPA

Pipe Band.

Day: Wed, Jan 7-May 27


Time: 7:00-7:50pm

Instructor: Iain MacDonald

Course Fee: $245 + Materials (to be

purchased at first class)



(CPA) PIPE BAND (70154)

Once players have learned around six

tunes, it’s time to get a set of bagpipes or

move from the practice pad to the drums.

New pipers and drummers are integrated

into regular band play as often as

possible. Students learn basic marching

and performance tunes appropriate

for the Piping and Drumming Grade

4 level. They also prepare competition

medleys each year. The CPA Pipe Band

has Saskatchewan’s most experienced

musicians as instructors and is the only

youth pipe band in Regina!

Day: Wed, Jan 7-May 27


Time: 7:00-8:50pm

Band Director: Iain MacDonald


CONSERVATORY JUVENTUS CHOIR

Conservatory Juventus Choir develops

vocal skills and performance techniques

with an emphasis on fun and friendships.

Choir provides an excellent musical

education along with fostering teamwork

and confidence. Performances include

a Spring Concert and the Regina Music

Festival.

JUNIOR CHOIR (ages 6-11) (70204)

This choir is for youth in the beginning

stages of their musical training. Call 306-

585-5748 to arrange an audition time.

Day: Fri, Jan 9-May 22

(no class Apr 3)

Time: 6:00-7:00pm

Spring Concert: Sun, May 30, 3:00pm

Conductor: Dorianna Holowachuk


CHAMBER CHOIR (ages 11-18) (70205)

This choir provides an excellent musical

education along with fostering teamwork

and confidence. A 30-minute music

theory class is included, either before

or after regular rehearsal. Call 306-585-

5748 to arrange an audition time.

Day: Sun, Jan 4-May 22

(no class Apr 5)

Time: 3:00-5:00pm

Spring Concert: Sun, May 30, 3:00pm


CHAMBER MUSIC COACHING FOR ENSEMBLES

This course involves small ensemble

coaching for pre-formed groups of

strings, piano and wind instruments.

Coaching sessions are treated as shared

individual lessons. If you are not a

member of an ensemble, we can match

you with other players of similar abilities.

Day: TBD with the instructor

Time: TBD with the instructor

Course Fee: $55/hour/ensemble (Must

book in blocks of 10 hours.)


Learning to play an instrument is one of

the greatest gifts you can give yourself

or your child. The Conservatory of

Performing Arts has been offering high

quality music instruction in Regina for

100 years. From voice to violin, music

lessons teach more than just tunes.

DRAMA & MUSICAL THEATRE

The Conservatory Drama and Musical

Theatre Program offers a multi-

dimensional exploration of theatre arts

and is geared at developing authentic

and artistic communication skills. A class

on the stage is a great place for shy

children to discover their inner divas and

a creative outlet for children who like to

perform. This program is for everyone

and the benefits last a lifetime.

TAKE CENTRE STAGE! (ages 6-7) (70257)

Imagination takes centre stage as

students explore contemporary and

classic literature through improvisation,

group performances and storytelling.

Day: Sat, Jan 17-Mar 28

(no class Feb 14)

Time: 11:15am-12:15pm

Instructor: Erika Folnovic

Course Fee: $160

STORY TO STAGE (ages 8-9) (70253)

Bring a story to life! Adapt a book or

story into a play during our action packed

session. We will create sets and props

and gather costumes to bring our story

to life. Our young actors will present their

performance in Recital Hall. This class will

combine basic elements of theatre and

movement for an overall dramatic and

entertaining time.

Day: Sat, Jan 17- Mar 28

(no class Feb 14)

Time: 10:00-11:00am


Course Fee: $160


MUSICAL THEATRE (ages 8-11) (70255)

Learn all the elements that make up a

musical theatre performance – acting,

singing and dancing! Find out how

everything joins together to tell a

story, right from the auditions to the

performance on stage in Darke Hall.

Day: Wed, Jan 28-Apr 29

(no class Feb 18,

Apr 8)

Time: 6:00-8:00pm

Final Performance: Fri, May 2, 7:00pm

Instructors: Alyssa McMullen &

Erika Folnovic

Course Fee: $240 +

$30 Materials

SHOWTIME (ages 10-13) (70254)

From the page to the stage! Discover

more about the acting process from

beginning to end by mounting a show!

Students will audition for a role, learn

lines and breathe life into a character

while focusing on the role of an actor.

This performance-based class will teach

the basics of acting and give valuable tips

on how to become a better actor.



Time: 6:00-7:30pm

Instructor: Karen Jarowicz


VISUAL ARTS

ART FOR KIDS I (ages 8-11) (70329)

Create fun and exciting pieces of work

while learning the basics of drawing,

painting and making sculptures. Supplies

are included, however families may be

asked to bring household materials to

help stimulate the imagination while

using everyday things.


(no class Feb 14)

Time: 1:00-2:30pm



ART FOR KIDS II (ages 8-11) (70353)

Dive a little deeper into the art world

while continuing to create unique and

personal works of art.

Day: Sat, Apr 18-May 30

(no class May 16)

Time: 1:00-2:30pm




POTTERY FOR KIDS (ages 9-14) –

WINTER (70354) OR SPRING (70355)

Students will be introduced to wheel

throwing while learning the basics of

sculpture and hand building. Explore the

creative possibilities of clay! Supplies are

included.


(no class Feb 15); OR

Sat, Apr 18-May 30

Time: 1:00-3:30pm

Instructor: Alyssa McMullen

Course Fee: Winter: $215; Spring: $160

Adult ProgramsPRENATAL MUSIC STIMULATION NEW!

(expectant parents) (69959)

This class introduces unborn children

to the wonders and beauty of music.

Singing and listening to relaxing, soothing

music, along with frequent repetition

of hat music, helps develop the bond

between mother and her unborn child.

Expectant moms in this class will learn

how to journal their experiences during

their listening times. Dads are invited to

come and learn to, since they will be part

of creating the environment at home. A

CD of the suggested music will be made

available for purchase at class.

Days: Mon, Jan 19-Feb 9

Time: 7:30-8:30pm

Instructor: Joyce Hodge

Course Fee: $50

CELLO

LEVEL 2 (70356)

Building on the work started in Level 1,

this class encourages students to

continue in their cello studies in a

nurturing and supportive environment.

Day: Wed, Jan 7-Mar 18

(no class Feb 8)

Time: 7:30-8:20pm

Instructor: Barb Fitzpatrick



CELLO CHOIR (70403)

Held the first Sunday of each month, this

Cello Choir is for adult amateur cellists

who want to play cello music together

in a non-competitive, supportive group;

everyone from beginners to advanced

players is welcome. Be part of creating

a community of cellists who play, learn,

share and grow with their music.

Day: First Sunday of each month

Jan 4-Jun 7

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Instructor: Barb Fitzpatrick


GUITAR

LEVEL 2 (70408)

This class builds on Level 1, introducing

additional concepts and more

complicated songs. This is a great class

for those wanting to broaden their

understanding of guitar. Students must

supply their own guitar.


(no class Feb 19)

Time: 7:00-7:50pm

Instructor: TBA


CAMPFIRE GUITAR LEVEL 1

(70409) NEW!

Learn how to strum and sing along to

your favourite songs. This course will

introduce beginning adult students to

their first chords, singing while playing

and tuning their instrument all in a fun

and supportive environment. Students

must supply their own guitar.

Day: Mon, Jan 19-Mar 16

(no class Feb 16)

Time: 7:30-8:30pm

Instructor: Brad Mahon


CAMPFIRE GUITAR LEVEL 2

(70410) NEW!

Students will build on the foundation

they’ve acquired from Level 1, including

an introduction to barre chords and

finger picking. Students must supply their

own guitar.

Day: Mon, Apr 13-Jun 8

(no class May 18)

Time: 7:30-8:30pm

Instructor: Brad Mahon


UKULELE

UKULELE LEVEL 1 (70411)

An introduction to Hawaii’s small but

might guitar like musical instrument!

Students will learn to strum, chord and

accompany songs, gradually working

towards proficient note reading in a

fun and supportive class environment.

Students must supply their own ukulele.



(no class Feb 16)

Time: 6:00-7:00pm

Instructor: Gary Barbero

Fee: $160 + $20 Materials

UKULELE FOR SENIORS (70453)

This group class will introduce students

to the ukulele and have you playing in

no time! Students must supply their own

ukulele (instrument can be purchased

for $65-95). No experience necessary.

Play among your peers in a casual

setting.


(no class Feb 18)

Time: 1:30-2:30pm



UKULELE LEVEL 2 (70454) NEW!

This class will see a continuation of skills

learned in Ukulele Level 1 or Ukulele

for Seniors but at an intermediate to

advanced skill level. Students will also

have the opportunity for public exposure,

performing gigs at some of Regina’s

senior residences.

Day & Time: Wed, Jan 14-Mar 25

(no class Feb 18)

6:00-7:00pm



HAND DRUM

HAND DRUMMING – WINTER (70455) OR

SPRING (70457)

This class is a great way to reduce stress,

have fun and re-energize! Students will

learn rhythmic patterns and relationships,

building on traditional and new drum

circle rhythms. Build confidence in your

inner musician and discover new friends.

Drums are available for use in class.

Day: Wed, Feb 4-Mar 18

(no class Feb 18); OR

Wed, Apr 15-May 20

Time: 6:45-8:00pm

Instructor: Joanne Crofford

Course Fee: $95

FOLK DRUMMING – WINTER (70456) OR

SPRING (70458)

This class emphasizes creative use of the

bones of a rhythm to build and elaborate

on the beat. Have fun and learn to use

your drum for different playing situations

– home, church, drum circle, musical

choir or band. Drums are available for

use in class.

Day: Fri, Feb 6-Mar 20

(No class Feb 20); OR

Fri, Apr 17-May 22

Time: 1:00-2:30pm

Instructor: Joanne Crofford

Course Fee: Winter: $95; Spring: $105


SCOTTISH PIPE & DRUMS

ADULT BAGPIPE STUDIES

For adults who can play the bagpipes and

who want to expand their repertoire and

learning. This class includes the study of

several new tunes, a simple piobaireachd,

canntaireachd [Gaelic vocables] and

further work on bagpipe sound and

playing technique.

Day: Thu – two 10-week blocks:

Jan 15-Mar 19,

Apr 16-Jun 18

Time: 7:00-7:50pm


Course Fee: $280

BEGINNER BAGPIPES – LEVEL 3 (70462)

*Prerequisite: Level 2*

A continuation of Level 2, you will

continue to learn the basics of finger

positions on the practice chanter, the

scale, some basic grace notes, exercises

and simple tunes, building on what you

have learned in Level 2.

Day: Tue, Apr 8-Jun 17

(no class Apr 22)

Time: 7:00-7:50pm


Course Fee: $160

VOICE

I’VE ALWAYS WANTED TO SING – LEVEL 1

(70503)

If you have a love for singing and want

to learn some skills in a fun atmosphere,

join this group class to learn how to

read notes and find your way around a

written musical part. Focus is on posture,

breathing, unison singing with some

harmony and having fun. This course

includes a 15-minute private voice

assessment with the instructor.



(No class Feb 14)

Time: 9:30-11:00am

Instructor: TBA


I WANT TO SING SOME MORE – LEVEL 2

(70504)

Have you completed Level 1? Or are

you interested in singing in harmony

and can read music? Join us for group

fun while learning singing techniques.

Focus is on standard vocal breathing,

voice production, ear training and theory.

Students are welcome to bring their

favourite song for sharing. Ear training

and theory are included. Includes a

15-minute private voice assessment with

the instructor.


(No class Feb 14)

Time: 11:30am-1:00pm

Instructor: TBA


VISUAL ARTS

POTTERY – WHEEL BASICS – LEVEL 1 –

WINTER OR SPRING

Develop your skills in throwing and

decorating in this introduction to the

pottery wheel. A materials list will be

provided.


(70508)

(no class Feb 16),

7:00-10:00pm; OR

Wed, Jan 21-Apr 1 (70511)

(no class Feb 17)

7:00-10:00pm; OR

Mon, Apr 13-Jun 22

(70514)

(no class may 18)

Instructor: TBA

Course Fee: $265

POTTERY – BEYOND BASICS – LEVEL 2

(70553)

*Prerequisite: Level 1*

This project focused class will explore the

different components needed to make

complex forms and shapes on the pottery

wheel. Students will further develop skills

in construction, surface development

and explore form. A materials list will be

provided.

Day: Tue, Jan 20-Mar 31

(no class Feb 18)

Time: 7:00-10:00pm

Instructor: Jody Greenman-

Barber

Course Fee: $265


OPEN STUDIO TIME

Do you want an ideal studio space and

like being around other potters? Work

independently on pottery and sculpture

projects in a creative environment in this

self-directed class.

Day: Thu, Jan 22-Apr 2 (70603)

7:00-10:00pm; OR

Fri, Jan 24-Mar 28 (70554)

2:00-5:00pm; OR

Sun, Jan 18-Mar 29

(70555) (no class Feb 15)

1:00-4:00pm

Course Fee: $175 + $50 Processing

(covers cost of firing and

glazing pottery projects)

INTRODUCTION TO ACRYLIC PAINTING

(70607)

Learn the basics of acrylic painting – how

to mix and blend colours and how to

use complimentary shading, perspective

and mood. Learn about various brushes

and application techniques. Students

will compose and complete at least one

painting from start to finish. A materials

list will be supplied at the first class.

Day: Thu, Apr 15-Jun 3

Time: 10:00am-12:30pm

Instructor: Beth Gaffney

Course Fee: $215

ACRYLIC PAINTING

Those with some acrylic experience will

learn how to design paintings from still

life, photos, abstract ideas and looking

at established artists’ work. We will look

at perspective, shading and highlighting

as we practice alla prima, under coating,

layering, glazing and impasto by doing

exercises and our own individual

paintings. A materials list will be supplied.


(no class Feb 17)

Time: 7:00-9:30pm

Instructor: Sandra Staples

Course Fee: $215


CHINESE CALLIGRAPHY (70608)

One of the oldest and most beautiful

traditions of Chinese calligraphy is known

as the art of fancy lettering. Learn the

basics to write Chinese characters in ink

and gain some knowledge of Chinese

painting and calligraphy appreciation.

Materials are included with the course

fee.

Day: Mon, Feb 23-Mar16

Time: 6:30-8:30pm

Instructor: TBD

Course Fee: $100

DANCE

Dance is for everyone – including adults!

The dance program is designed to meet

the needs of mature dancers ages 17+

whether they are beginners, returning

students, seasoned dancers or dance

professionals. Come ready to enjoy the

beauty of dance and movement.

DANCE BASICS (70609) NEW!

Ideal for those returning to the dance

studio and for those just starting out,

learn some basic techniques for ballet,

jazz, contemporary dance and more.

Then use those techniques to compose

and improvise your own movement. All

ages welcome.


(no class Feb 16)

Time: 7:00-8:15pm

Instructor: Larissa Shasko

Course Fee: $160

INTERMEDIATE CONTEMPORARY (70610)

A great way to feed the artistic

development of the experienced

Contemporary dancer, this class offers

experienced dancers and dancers who

have been away from the studio for a

while a chance to work on skills, expand

basic technique and learn choreography.


Time: 7:00-8:15pm


Course Fee: $160

STRETCH & RELEASE (70612)

Perfect for dancers and non-dancers, this

class is a fabulous way to unwind your

body and mind after a busy week. Stretch

away tension while increasing flexibility.

Learn release techniques to help your

entire body let go of built up tension from

the inside out.

Day: Fri, Jan 9-Mar 27

Time: 6:00-7:00pm


Course Fee: $160


SPRING CLASSES (May 4-Jun 15)

IMPROV DANCE (70853) NEW!

In this six week class students will be

offered the fundamentals of improvisation

and given the chance to work on

expanding their skills. Use the dance

skills you already have to create new and

engaging work.

Day: Mon, May 4-Jun 15

(no class May 18)

Time: 7:00-8:15pm


Course Fee: $120

DANCE AROUND THE WORLD

(70854) NEW!

Join this fun-loving class that explores six

different styles of cultural dance that will

be part of this year’s Mosaic Celebration.

Classes include instruction in Greek

dance, Salsa and more.

Day: Tue, May 5-Jun 9

Time: 7:00-8:15pm

Facilitator: Larissa Shasko

Course Fee: $120

MOVEMENT FOR THE STAGE

(70855) NEW!

This musical theatre based class is rooted

in classic jazz and Broadway dance styles.

It is perfect for people who take part in

community theatre productions and find

themselves called on to do choreography

as part of their roles.

Day: Thu, May 7-Jun 11

Time: 7:00-8:15pm

Instructor: Aimee Garshinski

Course Fee: $120

STRETCH & RELEASE FOR DANCERS

(70856) NEW!

Go deeper into relaxing at the end of the

week. This class is designed to specifically

target the knots and tensions dancers

acquire through a hard week of dancing.

Day: Fri, May 8-Jun 12

Time: 6:00-7:00pm

Instructor: Aimee Garshinski

Course Fee: $120

SUMMER CLASSES

DANCER’S MAINTENANCE CLASS

(70857) NEW!

Every dancer has the best intention

of staying active in the studio through

the summer, but it doesn’t always

happen. Make a commitment with this

maintenance class. The focus will be on

strength and conditioning, but classes

will also include time for improv and skill

building.

Day: Thu & Mon, Jul 2-Aug 27

(no class Aug 1)

Time: 6:45-8:00pm

Instructor: L. Shasko & A. Garshinski

Course Fee: $260


Individual Instruction

Private music instruction at the

Conservatory of Performing Arts is

available for students of all ages and all

levels in a wide variety of styles including

classical, jazz, Broadway, world and pop.

HIGH QUALITY INSTRUCTION

Our instructors are among the best in the

country. Many hold university degrees

and perform with the Regina Symphony

Orchestra as well as their own groups

and ensembles. Most importantly,

Conservatory instructors nurture and

develop students to their highest

potential. A list of our current private

instructors and the subjects they teach is

below.

Achtzehner, Jonathan – Violin & viola

Alexander, Cherith – Accompanist

Amundrud, Lawrence – Piano

Barrie, Karen – Piano, Accompanist,

Theory

Bell Wessel, Wilma – Voice

Berthelet, Marie-Noelle – Flute

Bodnarchuk, Peter – Guitar

Borton, Amelia – Cello

Borton, Hilary – Violin & viola

Calderon, Ramses – Guitar

Cascanette, Justine – Piano

Constant, Karen – Violin

Denis, Cecile – Harp

Dick, Dr. Dave – Trombone, Theory

Dyck, Bev – Piano, Accompanist

Fitzpatrick, Barb – Cello

Fitzpatrick, Jim – Clarinet

Fryer, Simon – Cello

Gannon, Katie – Violin

Gaudry, Monique – Piano, Theory

Gingras, Darcy – Percussion

Guidos-Albert, Maria – Violin, Piano

Harach, Janet – Voice

Hedlund, Andrea – Violin

Hulshof, Miranda – Clarinet

Jacklin, Chris – Saxophone

Johnson, Brian – Violin

Johnston, Tamsin – Oboe

Kaip, Matt – Guitar

Kim, Jeanie – Cello

Leidal, Stephen – Percussion

Lemmerick, Jamie – Voice

Levesque, Judi – Piano, Accompanist

Leyton-Brown, Dr. Howard – Violin

Luff, Allison – Piano

MacDonald, Iain – Bagpipe

MacDonald, Joel – Cello

Newman, Miles – Trumpet

Parovsky, Karley – Violin

Popa, Stela – Piano/Suzuki

Popoff, David – Flute

Preece, Mark – Tuba, Euphonium

Ramsay, Lana – Piano/Suzuki

Rempel, Dana – Saxophone

Scheschuk, Curtis – Bass

Sternadel, Rudy – Violin

Thiele, Alison – French Horn

Waite, Don – Guitar

Ward, Jonathan – Viola, Violin

Welder, Lisa – Voice

Wheeler, Michelle – Flute

Zerr, Barbara – Piano, Theory



Conservatory of Performing Arts (CPA) & Lifelong Learning Centre (LLC)Registration & Policies

REGISTRATION

There are four easy ways to register for CPA and LLC courses:

Online: Visit www.uregina.ca/cce for online registration.

Phone: 306-585-5748 and have your credit card ready to make payment.

In Person: Stop by Student and Instructor Services (Non-Credit) located on the main

floor of the Conservatory Building, Room 119, College Avenue Campus.

Mail: A printable registration form is available on our website.

Send a completed form to:

Student and Instructor Services (Non-Credit)

Centre for Continuing Education

University of Regina

3737 Wascana Parkway

Regina, SK S4S 0A2

POLICIES

ACCESSIBILITY POLICY

The Centre for Continuing Education has committed to make every possible physical

accommodation in accordance with the U of R policy that may be required by its

students and customers. Persons with physical disabilities are able to access the main

floor of the College Building and accessible washrooms in the Conservatory through a

ramp at the south side of the building. The Gallery Building also has a ramp leading

into its front entrance on the north side of the building. Wheelchair parking is available

at the south side of the Conservatory Building and in front of Darke Hall. Students with

mobility concerns are encouraged to discuss accessibility needs when registering for

classes.

COURSE CANCELLATION, WITHDRAWAL & REFUND POLICIES

Visit www.uregina.ca/cce for detailed information.



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LIFELONG LEARNING PROGRAMS

Looking for a way to keep active and warm this winter?

The Lifelong Learning Centre (LLC) at

the University of Regina provides an

opportunity for people of all ages to

take part in a wide range of learning

opportunities for personal satisfaction. As

a learner at LLC you will become part of a

community of lifelong learners who enjoy

acquiring knowledge about new topics,

discussing issues of common concern

and sharing life-stories.

Evening courses are designed for those

who want to continue learning for the joy of it, but may be tied up with work, childcare

or other responsibilities during the day. You can learn a new language, how to manage

your money and how to prepare delicious Chinese food.

Daytime courses are designed primarily for people who may be semi-retired or of

retirement age who want to continue learning for the joy of it. Older learners come

together to participate in lectures and discussions to share their knowledge, ideas and

experience with others. They come together for fitness courses to maintain health,

language courses to prepare for upcoming travels or to keep their brains alert. LLC also

has computer and technology courses to teach you how to stay connected or make

more effective use of your iPhone or iPad.

Rediscover learning with the Lifelong Learning Centre. Whatever your interests or

educational background, if you are intellectually curious or want to learn some

practical skills, you will find LLC has something for you. Enjoy expanding your

knowledge with others in a friendly and stimulating environment – with no exams!

See page 58 for information on how to register for LLC courses and call today to

register. Avoid finding out the course you want to take this winter is already full.

Lifelong Learning Centre

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DATES TO REMEMBER

International Volunteer Day

& Christmas Celebration

Fri, Dec 5, 1:30-3:30pm

Gallery Building Room 106

Welcome & Orientation

Thu, Jan 15, 12:00-1:00pm


Skyfall – FREE Classic Film

Fri, Jan 16, 1:00pm


Join Dermot Weightman for

sample classic film, Skyfall,

starring Judi Dench and Daniel

Craig. FREE popcorn provided.

Family Fun Day

Entertainment, friends and food

Wed, Feb 18, 1:00-3:00pm

Writing Contest

April 2 Entry Deadline

April 16 Audience Adjudication

1:30pm

Gallery Building

Room 106

Adult Learners Week Celebration

April 11-19, 2015

See Spring LLC Program Guide or

website in early March for details

about FREE Forums, Spring Open

House and more …

IMPORTANT NOTES:No classes Feb 16

Course Location Key:

GA - Gallery Building

CB - College Building

CN - Conservatory Building


SENIORS’ UNIVERSITY GROUP (SUG)

The Seniors’ University Group promotes

the value and availability of lifelong

learning opportunities for older learners

in the community in a collaborative

partnership with the Lifelong Learning

Centre. If you are 50+, you can become

a SUG member and receive discounts on

select Lifelong Learning Centre courses.

The SUG membership fee for 2014-2015

is $30. See page 55 for more details.

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www.uregina.ca/cce/lifelong 306-585-5748 [email protected]

VOLUNTEER & COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

ABORIGINAL GRANDMOTHERS CARING

FOR GRANDCHILDREN SUPPORT

NETWORK

Grandmothers caring for grandchildren

are invited to monthly support network

meetings with interesting speakers from

community agencies. Tea and bannock

always served. Childcare and rides will be

provided for those who call in advance.

For more information or to register call

306-585-5766.

Day/Time: Fri, Jan 16, Feb 13, Mar

13, Apr 10, May 8, Jun 12,

9:30-11:30am

Location: Gallery Building Room 106,

2155 College Ave.

INTERCULTURAL GRANDMOTHERS

UNITING (IGU)

All older women who are interested

in building bridges of understanding,

respect, trust and friendship among

First Nations, Métis and other women

are welcome to attend these monthly

meetings. For more information call

306-585-5705 or 306-585-5766.

Day/Time: Fri, Jan 16, Feb 20, Mar 20,

Apr 17, May 15, Jun 19,

10:30am-12:30pm

Location: Indian Métis Christian

Fellowship, 3131 Dewdney

Ave.

SPEAKERS BUREAU

The Lifelong Learning Centre has

speakers available to talk to groups

about the importance of lifelong learning

and volunteering, Regina Age-Friendly

Community Initiative, retirement planning,

older adult abuse prevention and more.

If you want to request a speaker for your

group, or are interested in becoming one,

call 306-585-5766 or 306-585-5806.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

We are looking for volunteers to assist

with reception duties, promotional

activities, newsletter production, public

speaking and more. Call 306-585-5766

if you would like to learn more about

volunteer opportunities. FREE training

provided for all LLC volunteers.

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

CLASSIC FILMS (69708)

Enjoy excellent films with an introduction

to each this winter. The free sampler

movie on January 16 is Skyfall with Daniel

Craig and Judi Dench. Join us for other

Friday afternoons at the movies to see

The Pawnbroker with Rod Steiger and

Brock Peters; The Stranger with Orson

Welles and Loretta Young; Thoroughly

Modern Millie with Julie Andrews and

Mary Tyler Moore; Finding Forrester with

Sean Connery and Rob Brown; Notorious

with Cary Grant and Ingrid Bergman; and

Ladies in Lavender with Judi Dench and

Maggie Smith. FREE sample film: Skyfall

Jan 16.

Day: Fri, Jan 16-Feb 27

Time: 1:00-3:00pm

Course limit: 50

Instructor: Dermot Weightman

Course Fee: $35 SUG Member: $25

ART APPRECIATION: NORTHERN

RENAISSANCE – ART OF GERMANY, THE

NETHERLANDS & ENGLAND IN THE 1500s

(69707) NEW!

Everyone is familiar with the Italian

Renaissance, Da Vinci and Michelangelo,

but what was happening in the north?

Why is the art there so different? This

class will look at the traditions and events

that shaped the lives and work of such

artists as Albrecht Durer, Hans Holbein,

Hieronymus Bosch, Matthias Grunewald,

Pieter Breughel and other less familiar

artists. The influence of Italy’s artists and

the impact of the Protestant Reformation

will be included in the discussions.

Day: Thu, Feb 26-Mar 19

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 75

Instructor: Linda Quigley


COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY

COMPUTER USE 1 (69711)

For those who are inexperienced

with computers or have never used

a computer before, this course will

cover the basics including the mouse,

keyboard, interpreting feedback you see

on the screen, searching the Internet and

navigating in Microsoft Windows. This is a

hands-on course.


Time: 9:00-11:30am

Course limit: 16

Instructor: David Wessel


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This course will improve your computer

skills and teach you more about email,

address books, Microsoft Windows

operating system and basic file

management. You will perform basic

searches for information on the Internet,

and save your favorite web pages. This

course is for anyone who has taken

Computer Use 1 or is comfortable using

the mouse, keyboard and some computer

programs. This is a hands-on course.

Day: Thu, Mar 5-Mar 26

Time: 9:00-11:30am

Course limit: 16




Designed for fairly experienced PC users

or those who have taken Computer Use

2, this course explores more fully the

many uses of the computer. We will look

at a variety of computer applications

(programs) of your choice, such as

word processors, spreadsheets and

photo editors. Learn more about file

management, web browsers, information

available on the Internet and how to find

it. Configure Microsoft Windows desktops

and download programs from websites.

This is a hands-on course.

Day: Tue, Jan 20-Feb 10

Time: 1:30-4:00pm

Course limit: 16




This course is for those who are

comfortable using the computer, but

still have questions to ask. We will

cover more advanced file management

issues, computer security (threats and

how to deal with them), computer

applications of interest, photo editors

or spreadsheets, and current trends in

computing. Personal questions regarding

computer concerns and issues will also

be addressed. This is a hands on course.

Day: Tue, Mar 3- Mar 24

Time: 1:30-4:00pm

Course limit: 16



iPAD 1 (69715)

iPads have changed the way we interact

with each other and the world. This course

will teach basic iPad use and management

including: iPad Operating System (iOS)

basics, key functions controlled by

physical switches and buttons, touch

screen gestures, and iPad settings. You

will learn how to connect to use WiFi and

connect to the Internet via Safari. The

course also includes some fun things like

how to personalize your iPad. This is a

hands-on course so please remember to

bring your iPad and to make sure it is set

up/synced and charged.

Day: Thu, Jan 22

Time: 6:30-9:30pm

Course limit: 20

Instructor: Darcy Donovan

Course Fee: $40

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iPAD 2 (69716)

This course is for those who have

completed iPad 1 or who are already

using their iPad. You will learn more

about iPad features including: managing

contact lists and calendars, taking photos

and recording videos, and viewing and

sharing photos. You will also learn how

to create an Apple ID, and use notes,

reminders, maps, weather and world

clock apps. Common keyboard shortcuts

as well as search, paste and cut options

will also be addressed. This is a hands-on

course so please remember to bring your

iPad and to make sure it is set up/synced

and charged. Prerequisites: Your email

on your iPad must be set up and working.

You must be already familiar with using

Safari.

Day: Thu, Jan 29

Time: 6:30-9:30pm

Course limit: 20


Course Fee: $40

iPAD 3 (69717)


completed iPad 2 or who are comfortable

using their iPad. Together we will explore

backing up your iPad, the iTunes and App

Stores and learn how to make purchases

from them. We will also look at finding

and evaluating apps, downloading books

and music, streaming movies and TV

shows and GPS apps. In addition, we will

look at keeping in touch using Facebook,

FaceTime, Skype and iChat. This is a

hands-on course so please remember

to bring your iPad and to make sure

that it is set up/synced and charged.

Prerequisites: Your email on your iPad

must be set up and working. You must

be already familiar with using Safari. You

must also have an Apple ID already set up.

Day: Thu, Feb 5

Time: 6:30-9:30pm

Course limit: 20


Course Fee: $40

iPHONE 1 (69718)

Smart phones have changed the way

we interact with each other and the

world. This course is for those who are

inexperienced with iPhones or have never

used one and will provide instruction on

iPhone Operating System (iOS) basics,

keyboard functions, general iPhone

settings, and how to keep your iPhone

secure. In addition, you will learn how to

use the Phone App including adding and



managing contact lists and texting as well

as how to connect to the internet and use

WiFi. This is a hands-on course so please

remember to bring your phone and to

make sure that it is set up/synced and

charged.

Day: Wed, Feb 11

Time: 6:30-9:30pm

Course limit: 20

Instructor: Ray Quon

Course Fee: $40

iPHONE 2 (69719)


completed iPhone 1 or who are already

using their phone. You will learn more

about iPhone features including setting

up your email account, sending and

opening emails, managing contact lists,

taking photos and recording videos,

viewing and sharing photos, as well as

how to use the Notes App. You will also

learn how to use Cloud services, stocks,

maps, weather and world clock apps, as

well as how to sync and back up your

iPhone. This is a hands-on course so

please remember to bring your phone

and to make sure that it is set up/synced

and charged.

Day: Wed, Feb 18

Time: 6:30-9:30pm

Course limit: 20


Course Fee: $40

iPHONE 3 (69720)


completed iPhone 2 or who are

comfortable using their phone. We will

look at finding and evaluating apps,

downloading books and music, streaming

movies and TV shows, accessing Face

Time, and GPS apps. This is a hands-on

course so please remember to bring your

phone and to make sure that it is set up/

synced and charged.

Day: Wed, Feb 25

Time: 6:30-9:30pm

Course limit: 20


Course Fee: $40

POWERPOINT: PICTURE PERFECT

PRESENTATIONS (69721)

Do you have an upcoming birthday,

wedding or anniversary celebration you

would like to share family photos at?

Then this course is for you. Learn how

to create and deliver picture perfect

slideshow presentations using today’s

most popular tool, Microsoft PowerPoint.

Topics include outlines, formatting text,

transitions, clip art and graphics, photo

cropping, captions, slide show delivery

and more. You will create a slideshow

for personal use using your own photos.

Basic mouse, keyboard and computer file

management skills required.

Day: Mon, Jan 26-Feb 9

Time: 6:30-9:00pm

Course limit: 16


Course Fee: $125

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WEB DESIGN BEGINNER (69722)

Learn how to design, develop and publish

a simple website from scratch. This

includes basic page and site design and

basic graphic design. Learn the basics of

HTML and CSS to enable you to create

hyperlinks and customize font and

colour choices. No prior background in

computer programming is needed. You

should be comfortable using the internet

and file management on a computer.

Day: Mon, Mar 2-Mar 23

Time: 6:30-9:00pm

Course limit: 16


Course Fee: $150

FITNESS & MOVEMENT

FIT FOR YOUR LIFE (69753)

Join us for a gradual strength-training

program designed for older adults. Health

experts suggest weight training as an

essential part of a healthy lifestyle. Hand-

held velcro wrist and ankle weights from

one to five pounds are supplied. The class

instructs proper weight training with a

muscle warm-up, stretching and cool down.

Days: Tue & Thu,

Jan 20-Mar 19

Time: 4:00-5:00pm

Course limit: 30

Instructor: Dorothy Fitzer


LINE DANCING (69754)

“In a Rut Strut.” Line dancing is a great

activity for fun, exercise and memory.

Learn easy, progressive steps to all types

of music.


Time: 9:30-10:30am

Course limit: 30



STRETCH & TONE EXERCISE (69755)

Promote healthy aging through exercise

designed to increase flexibility. This class

involves a warm-up, aerobics, stretching,

toning and cool down. Mats and weights

are supplied.

Day: Tue & Thu,

Jan 20-Mar 19

Time: 11:00am-12:00pm

Course limit: 30





TABLE TENNIS

Experience table tennis in a relaxed

atmosphere. Maintain your eye-hand

coordination, agility and reflexes while

enjoying this fun sport. Basic skills and

game rules will be taught. Beginner and

experienced players welcome. Please

bring athletic shoes for indoor use.

Day: Tue &/or Sat

Jan 20-Mar21

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 30


Course Fee: $35 SUG Member: $30;

(1 session/week – 69764);

OR $60 SUG Member: $50

(2 sessions/week – 69765)

TAI CHI (69758)

Offered in partnership with

Confucius Institute

Movement sequences performed in

Tai Chi are slow, soft and graceful with

smooth and even transitions between

them. We will hold a series of Tai Chi

workshops in which you will learn the

basic postures and enjoy the beauty and

tranquility of nature.

Day: Sat, Feb 21-Mar 28

Time: 9:30-10:30am

Course limit: 20

Instructor: Master Chuanwu Li

Workshop Fee: $80 (GST included)

YOGA – BEGINNERS (69759)

Introduce yourself to the world of yoga.

You will learn gentle yoga poses and

stretches that can safely be done at

home. Those with experience can practice

at a slower pace. Please bring a yoga mat

and large towel or blanket.


(no class Feb 16)

Time: 12:00-1:00pm

Course limit: 20

Instructor: TBA


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YOGA – ADVANCED (69760)

This class is designed for those who

know basic diaphragmatic breathing, the

rudiments of basic postures, are at ease

with the asanas practiced in beginner’s

class and want to stretch beyond the

beginner level. Please bring a yoga mat

and large towel or blanket.


(no class Feb 16)

Time: 10:30-11:30am

Course limit: 20

Instructor: TBA


YOGA – MULTI-LEVEL (69761)

If you have learned the basics, you are

ready to move on. You will be guided

to adapt the practice to your own level.

Emphasis will be on breathing, classic

yoga poses and relaxation techniques.

Please bring a yoga mat and large towel

or blanket.


Time: 10:30-11:30am

Course limit: 20

Instructor: TBA


YOGA RESTORATIVE (69762)

This will be a gentle class for people

who have low energy, chronic health

problems, are recovering from illness

or injury or just want a gentler practice.

It is suitable for beginners as well as

continuing students. Most of the practice

will be done lying on the floor. Please

bring a yoga mat and large towel or

blanket.


Time: 12:00-1:00pm

Course limit: 15

Instructor: TBA


ZUMBA GOLD

Ditch the workout and join the party!

This fun fitness/dance class features

easy-to-follow dance moves set to Latin

and international beats. Zumba Gold is

designed to suit the needs of the active

older participant as well as those just

starting their journey to a fit and healthy

lifestyle.


Time: 2:30-3:30pm (69756);

OR 3:45-4:45pm (69757)

Course limit: 20

Instructor: TBA




HEALTH & LIFESTYLE

ART OF LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY

(69903) NEW!Drawing from over three decades of

immersion in the world of photography,

Saskatchewan environmental

photographer and instructor Dr. Branimir

Gjetvaj will share his experiences and

sources of inspiration. During this three-

hour course, Gjetvaj will reveal some of

the secrets behind the artistry and give

practical tips for outdoor and nature

photography. If you are passionate about

the great outdoors and want to capture

the wonders of nature with your camera,

join us for this special afternoon of

learning and inspiration.

Day: Sat, Feb 14

Time: 12:00-3:00pm

Course limit: 30

Presenter: Dr. Branimir Gjetvaj

Course Fee: $45

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY 1

(69867) NEW!This beginner class will help you

understand your digital camera and

how to take better pictures with it. Learn

the basic principles of photography

and DSLR camera techniques. Topics

include camera settings, memory cards,

file formats, exposure, white balance,

composition, lighting and creativity.

Day: Tue, Mar 3-Mar 17

Time: 6:30-9:00pm

Course limit: 20

Instructor: Carey Shaw

Course Fee: $105

FEEDING WINTER BIRDS IN REGINA

(69856)

Join Kim Mann and friends as they share

interesting facts and photos of bird feeders

and the birds they attract here in Regina.

Dress warm as, weather permitting, we will

go on a short walk after the talk to visit the

feeders set up at the Royal Saskatchewan

Museum. FREE coffee.

Day: Friday, Feb 27


Course limit: 30

Instructor: Kim Mann

Fee: $20

CHINESE COOKING WORKSHOP (69878)


Confucius Institute

This workshop offers more than just

cooking. It’s a good place to make friends

and have fun while enjoying Chinese

cooking and learning about culture. We

will hold four special cooking workshops

covering different elements of Chinese

cuisine. The instructors will explain

different food styles in various places in

China, share recipes and demonstrate

how to make both classic and easy

Chinese dishes.

Day: Thu, Mar 5-Mar26

Time: 6:30-8:30pm

Instructor: Xiaochuan Zhu

Workshop Fee: $100 (GST & materials

included)

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EXPLORING, EXPANDING & EVOLVING

OUR LIFE CONSCIOUSNESS (69866)

Experience is real and has significant

personal meaning. It is important in each

moment and is often the door to what

our inner selves are ready to learn as

we expand our awareness. It is just part

of the scenery on our life journey. The

experiences we choose to focus on will

be explored in the light of everything we

know and learn from living.


Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 15

Instructor: Dr. Paul Antrobus


FLORAL DESIGN: SPRING FLOWER

BASKET (70110) NEW!Join floral designer Petra Janssen for this

interactive workshop on creating a table

centrepiece to bring a little spring into

your home. You will create a beautiful

basket centrepiece using spring flowers

as well as personal decorations to make

it your own! Afterwards you can use this

knowledge to design your own basket

arrangements with cut flowers from your

garden throughout summer! Materials

included.

Day: Mon, Mar 16

Time: 7:00-9:30pm

Course limit: 25

Instructor: Petra Janssen

Course Fee: $70 (includes $25

material fee)

MONEY MATTERS: SMART WOMEN

FINISH RICH (69861 – all 4 sessions)

This four-part series introduces women

to the necessary skills for becoming

financially competent. Topics include

budgeting basics, mortgage financing,

saving and investing.

Day: Tue, Jan 20-Feb 10

Time: 7:00-9:00pm

Course limit: 30

Instructor: Cyril Kesten

Course Fee: $99 OR $30 per session



Session 1: Budgeting Basics (69868)

Want to establish financial stability?

Join us to discuss wants/needs,

record keeping options, developing

and managing a budget, and how

to prioritize and spend your money

wisely. This means living within your

means, maintaining good credit and

understanding debt to income ratios.

Day: Jan 20

Session 2: Dividends are a Girl’s Best

Friend (69869)

Forget the diamonds. Dividends are

a girl’s best friend! Join us for this

lighthearted workshop dealing with a

serious subject designed to show you

how to set yourself up financially in the

best way possible. Topics to be covered

include: What is your Cappuccino Factor?;

I have cheques in my cheque book so I

must have money in my account!; Five

ways you may be throwing your money

away!; How old age security can be your

friend. Pave your road to retirement.

Day: Jan 27

Session 3: Women & Investing (69870)

Women have an 85% chance of facing

their elder years as single, widowed,

divorced or separated, but a majority

of them are in the dark when it comes

to managing finances. This course will

discuss and assist in setting goals and

objectives, and examine “what parts

of your puzzle” are already in place

and what needs to be added. The

instructor will focus on different types of

investments, life insurance and disability

insurance, and provide the tools needed

to build your financial basket.

Day: Feb 3

Session 4: Understanding Mortgage

Financing (& Saving $) (69871)

With mortgage lending rates never

lower, many women are looking to buy

a new home. Learn about the different

types of lenders and loan products and

which are best for you. Get information

on how to approach your first or next

home purchase. Learn how to be your

own advocate and get the terms right for

you. An in-depth understanding of loan

options will help you protect yourself

from making a financing mistake down

the road costing you thousands.

Day: Feb 10

PSYCHOLOGY OF PERSONAL EXPERIENCE

(69855)

This series of courses will deal with

learning how we can use psychology

to understand ourselves and our

experiences and make our lives more

personally satisfying. Self-images, self-

esteem, social and personal patterns

and even disorders are learned. They

can be unlearned. We will discuss real

experiences so we can pursue the quality

of life we are looking for more efficiently.

Life keeps repeating what our hearts and

minds do not understand well enough to

let go of.

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Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 15

Instructor: Dr. Paul Antrobus


UNDERSTANDING HOCKEY

(69874) NEW!

It’s hard to live in Canada and not be

passionate about the country’s favorite

pastime, hockey! But are you missing out

on much of the excitement because you

don’t know the rules and strategy of the

game? Then this course if for you! Attend

this workshop and learn the basic rules

and strategy of hockey – and you too will

be ready to cheer your favorite hockey

team on to victory during the Stanley Cup

playoffs!

Day: Mon, Jan 19 & Jan 26

Time: 7:00-9:00pm

Course limit: 75

Instructor: Referee, Saskatchewan

Hockey Association

Course Fee: $60 FREE tickets to

U of R Cougar hockey

game included

WINE APPRECIATION: OFF THE BEATEN

PATH (70111) NEW!

Expand you knowledge of wine and wine

regions beyond those well known. Join

wine expert Gavin Jensen as he explores

great off-the-beaten-path wines. Each

class you will learn about and sample

excellent wines from two lesser known

regions. Wine samples and light food

included.

Day: Wed, Feb 25, Mar 4 & 11

Time: 7:00-9:00pm

Course limit: 30

Instructor: Gavin Jensen &

Robert Dobson

Course Fee: $135

WELLNESS WEDNESDAYS

FREE monthly program co-sponsored

by Lifelong Learning Centre and Regina

Qu’Appelle Health Region Seniors’

Healthy Living Program.

Time: 12:00-1:00pm

Location: Gallery Building Room 106

SHINGLES: RECOGNITION, TREATMENT &

PREVENTION (70112)

It is estimated that 15-28% of all people

will develop shingles at some point in their

life and people over the age of 65 are more

likely to get it. Attend this presentation

by Clinical Pharmacist, Shona Elder, and

learn the signs, symptoms, recognition and

treatment for shingles. The newer option

of vaccination to help prevent shingles

will also be discussed.

Presenter: Shona Elder, Clinical

Pharmacist

Day: Jan 21



STRONG HEARTS: LIVING STROKE FREE

(70113)

According to the Heart & Stroke

Foundation, there are between 40,000

and 50,000 strokes in Canada each year

and about 300,000 Canadians are living

with the effects of stroke. Don’t be a

statistic – up to 80% of all strokes can be

avoided! Attend this session and learn

the signs, symptoms and risk factors for

stroke, as well as how to prevent one.

Presenter: Amanda Wenger,

Stroke Prevention and

Management Clinic, RQHR

Day: Feb 11

DO YOU TEAR A LOT? YOU MAY HAVE DRY

EYES! (70114)

Although dry eye syndrome can affect

people of any age, your chances of

developing it increase as you get

older. It’s estimated that up to one in

every three people over the age of 65

experiences problems with dry eyes. Join

Ophthalmologist Dan Ash to learn about

the signs, symptoms, diagnosis and

treatments for dry eye syndrome.

Presenter: Dan Ash, Ophthalmologist

Day: Mar 11

FOOD SECURITY IN REGINA: WHAT DOES

THAT MEAN? (70115)

Food security is a growing concern for

Canadians of all ages – including older

adults. This presentation will include an

overview of Food Security as well as a

summary of the findings from the Regina

Community Food Assessment and the

Regina based research on Senior Food

Insecurity.

Presenters: Dana Folkersen, Executive

Director, REACH; Co-Chair,

Regina Community Food

Assessment Steering

Committee;

Nuelle Novik, Faculty of

Social Work

Day: Apr 8

LANGUAGES

CHINESE FOR BUSINESS (LEVEL 1, 2 & 3)


Confucius Institute

Business Chinese courses will enable

you to conduct simple communication

tasks in business activities and improve

your knowledge of business and general

Chinese culture, customs and social

status. Business Chinese Course Level 1

starts with simple and practical Chinese

for people who have no or very limited

prior knowledge of the Chinese language.

Level 2 involves study topics related to

Chinese business and Level 3 aims to

provide an in-depth understanding of

Chinese business communication style.

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Chinese for Business 1 (70303)


(no class Feb 16)

Time: 7:00-9:00pm

Instructor: TBA

Course Fee: $220 (GST & materials

included)



(no class Feb 14)

Time: 3:30-5:30pm

Instructor: TBA


included)



(no class Feb 14)

Time: 1:00-3:00pm

Instructor: TBA


included)

CHINESE FOR TRAVEL (LEVEL 1, 2 & 3)


Confucius Institute

Travel Chinese courses are designed to

make your trip easier and more enjoyable

by teaching you practical Chinese

phrases used in daily Chinese life and

travel situations. Level 1 starts with

simple and practical Chinese for people

who have no prior knowledge of the

Chinese language and Level 2 focuses on

basic Chinese speaking and listening for

those who have taken previous Chinese

course. Communicative competence and

cross-cultural awareness are emphasized

during the courses. A field trip to China

will be organized if there is enough

interest.

Chinese for Travel 1 (70306)


(no class Feb 14)

Time: 9:00-11:00am

Instructor: TBA


included)



(no class Feb 14)

Time: 1:00-3:00pm

Instructor: TBA


included)



Time: 6:30-8:30pm

Instructor: TBA


included)

FRENCH : LA JOIE DE VIVRE (70313)


L’Institut français

Beginner French course in a relaxed

group setting, intended for older adults.


Time: 9:30-11:30am

Course limit: 25

Instructor: Francoise Stoppa




FRENCH CONVERSATION: LA VIE EST

BELLE (70314)


L’Institut français

Intended for older adults with some

experience in French who wish to expand

their knowledge of French language and

culture.


Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 25

Instructor: Alex Sokalski


GERMAN CONVERSATION 1 (70312)

This class will allow students who have

completed German 2 or an equivalent

advanced course to put their knowledge

of German into practice through

conversation related to current events

and other topics.


Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 25

Instructor: Regina Furkert


+ Textbook

GERMAN FOR TRAVEL (70311)

Learn practical phrases used in daily

life and travel situations while exploring

German culture.


Time: 7:00-9:00pm

Course limit: 25

Instructor: Regina Furkert

Course Fee: $165

ITALIAN 1 (70310)

Discover Italian language and culture.

This course is designed to introduce

you to the Italian ‘world’, providing the

skills you need to speak and understand

simple Italian within a variety of practical

situations such as traveling, shopping and

eating out.


(no class on Feb 11&18)

Time: 6:30-8:30pm

Course limit: 25

Instructor: Annalisa Raho

Course Fee: $165 + Textbook

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SPANISH 1 (70315)

Going to Spain? Mexico? South America?

Here is your opportunity to learn Spanish

and discover Hispanic culture and people.

This informal introduction is for absolute

beginners.


Time: 1:00-3:00pm

Course limit: 25

Instructor: Sergio Quezada


+ Textbook

SPANISH 1 (EVENING) (70322)

Going to Spain? Mexico? South America?

Here is your opportunity to learn Spanish

and discover Hispanic culture and people.

This informal introduction is for absolute

beginners.


Time: 7:00-9:00pm

Instructor: Edith Brockhill

Course limit: 25

Course fee: $165 + Textbook

SPANISH 2 (70316)

This course is for those with basic

Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation

skills. You will be able to improve your

fluency and learn more about exciting

Hispanic culture. Prerequisite: Spanish I or

some basic Spanish skills.


Time: 1:00-3:00pm

Course limit: 25



+ Textbook





fluency and learn more about the exciting


some basic Spanish skills.


Time: 7:00-9:00pm

Course limit: 25



SPANISH 3 (70317)

This is your chance to improve your

Spanish. The course is designed for

those with good Spanish vocabulary

and pronunciation skills. Learn more

about the interesting Hispanic culture.

Prerequisite: Spanish 2 or more basic

Spanish skills.


Time: 1:00-3:00pm

Course limit: 25



+ Textbook





fluency and learn more about exciting


more basic Spanish skills.




Time: 7:00-9:00pm

Course limit: 25



SPANISH 4 (70318)

This class is designed for those with

adequate Spanish vocabulary and

pronunciation skills. Using a variety of

methods you will improve your fluency.

Prerequisite: Spanish 3 or intermediate

Spanish skills.


Time: 9:30-11:30am

Course limit: 25



+ Textbook

SPANISH 5 (70319)

This class is designed for those with

adequate Spanish vocabulary and

pronunciation skills. Using a variety of

methods you will improve your fluency.

Prerequisite: Spanish 4 or advanced

Spanish skills.

Day: Fri, Jan 16-Mar 13

Time: 9:30-11:30am

Course limit: 25



+ Textbook

SPANISH CONVERSATION 1 (70320)


completed Spanish 5 or an equivalent


of Spanish into practice through


and other topics.


Time: 9:30-11:30am

Course limit: 10



SPANISH CONVERSATION 2 (70321)


completed Spanish 5 or an equivalent


of Spanish into practice through


and other topics. Students in this course

should be able to carry on a conversation

in Spanish.


Time: 9:30-11:30am

Course limit: 10



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SCIENCE

ASTRONOMY: YOUR NIGHT SKY

(71055) NEW!

Every evening the changes; some stars

go below the horizon while new ones

become visible. We will dive into the

constellations and their ancient myths

that create the story of the heavens.

The bright planets – Mercury, Venus,

Mars, Jupiter and Saturn – also make

for an annual parade masquerading

as bright stars. Through interactive

digital presentations we will explore

our and close-up views from spacecraft

orbiting other worlds. The informal

style encourages students to share their

astronomical interests, ask questions

or sit back and enjoy the show as we

explore scientific discoveries! In addition,

you will be invited to observatory nights

at the Saskatchewan Science Centre

for telescope viewing of many of these

celestial sights.


Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 75

Instructor: Chris Beckett

Course Fee: $110 SUG Member $85

($5 material fee included)

QUANTUM MECHANICS: THE PHYSICS

OF THE MICROSCOPIC WORLD 2

(71054) NEW!

This course is a continuation of Quantum

Mechanics 1 and will further explore

the strange theories and concepts of

quantum mechanics. Course includes

instructor-led discussion to enhance

students’ understanding of challenging

concepts. Basic understanding of

quantum mechanics or completion

of Quantum Mechanics 1 strongly

recommended.


(no class Feb 16)

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 75

Instructor: George Maier


SOCIAL STUDIES – HISTORY, POLITICS, RELIGION & MORE

AFRICA & GLOBALIZATION

(71062) NEW!

What is globalization? How has it

influenced the world and Africa in

particular? What are some of the good

and bad consequences globalization has

exposed the continent to and what kind

of governance do international financial



institutions recommend be implemented?

Africa is seen as a reserve of natural

resources for huge investors, but not

as a place to share technologies and

know-how. Africa has been traditionally

subordinated; should it be in the future?


Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 75

Instructor: Dr. Ben Bouazza


ANCIENT CULTURES & PLACES (71056)

See how archaeological research has

helped us understand the cultures found

in select places in various parts of the

world through lectures, videos and slide

shows.


Time: 9:30-11:30am

Course limit: 75

Instructor: Dr. Ray Cleveland


CINEMA POLITICA: DOCUMENTARY FILM

DISCUSSION GROUP (71065)

Join Jim Elliott of Cinema Politica for

this engaging documentary film series.

Together you will view four documentary

films broadly focusing on social change

and the environment. Each film will be

followed by discussion.

Day: Fri, Mar 6-Mar 27

Time: 1:00-3:00pm

Course limit: 75

Instructor: Jim Elliott

Course Fee: $35 SUG Member $25

EARLY & MEDIEVAL RUSSIA

(71066) NEW!

Russia is a country about whose early

history little is ever spoken of. Yet it had

a varied, tumultuous history, mostly

in isolation from the rest of the world.

Russian art, architecture, music and

literature is paralleled by rich folklore,

legends and myths. Let us discover the

mystique of ancient Russia!


Time: 9:30-11:30am

Course limit: 75

Instructor: Adrien Tatarinoff


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MIDDLE EAST CURRENT AFFAIRS (71060)

If you have an interest in Middle Eastern

and Central Asian affairs, join us for

weekly lectures about current issues in

these regions. Media clips will be shown

at various times throughout the lectures.


Time: 9:30-11:30am

Course limit: 75

Instructor: Dr. Ray Cleveland

Course Fee: $105 SUG Members: $80

OUR SEARCH FOR MEANING IN LIFE

(71069) NEW!

Viktor E. Frankl believes that our search

for meaning in life is a basic necessity

and promotes mental health. Based on

his book Man’s Search For Meaning, this

course offers time to learn about his

thoughts and share what gives our lives

meaning.

Day: Wed, Jan 21-Feb 11

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 35

Instructor: Anne van Ransbeek


THE LETTERS OF PAUL (71076) NEW!

This class will focus on the letters of an

early follower of Jesus, known within the

Christian faith as “St. Paul.” His letters

represent our very earliest evidence for

theological and philosophical speculation

about Jesus, and are actually much more

creative, and more odd, than we normally

give them credit for. This class will explore

these letters, making particular reference

to 1) contextualizing them as artifacts of

contemporary ancient “clubs”; 2) Paul’s

treatment of gender; 3) Paul’s treatment

of politics.


Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 75

Instructor: Dr. William Arnal


RETIREMENT IS NEAR. WHAT NEXT?

(71071) NEW!

Is retirement on your mind? Would you

like an opportunity to think through

what this will mean? These sessions will

explore the transition from ending work

to what lies ahead. We will consider

stereotypes, fears, possibilities and what

to expect. Writing exercises and sharing

your thoughts will help you to identify

tasks or goals that will ready you for this

coming change in your life.

Day: Thu, Feb 26 & Mar 5

Time: 7:00-9:00pm

Course limit: 45

Instructor: Judy Young

Course Fee: $60



VIKTOR FRANKL (71073) NEW!

This course sheds light on the life and

work of the Viennese psychiatrist Viktor

E. Frankl. We explore his experiences as a

prisoner in Auschwitz, his psychological

insights into human life and his advice

about leading a more fulfilled life.

Day: Wed, Feb 25-Mar 18

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 35

Instructor: Anne van Ransbeek

Course Fee: $80 SUG Members: $55

WRITING & LITERATURE

CREATIVE WRITING (69603)

The best way to learn how to write is

to write! This class allows you to share

your writing and listen to the words of

others who have a variety of interests and

experiences. The opportunity to learn

by listening supports the development

of one’s writing skills and encourages

individual participation in a supportive

group setting. Participants take turns

moderating weekly sessions which feature

writings based on topics suggested a

week in advance. There is no instructor

and no previous writing experience is

necessary. All are welcome.


Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 40

Facilitator: Alice Kellendonk


POETRY CORNER: COWBOY CULTURE

(69703 – all 3 sessions) NEW!

Join playwright, performer and poet

Ken Mitchell as he discusses and recites

poetry rich in cowboy culture. FREE

coffee.

Day: Fri, Mar 6, 13 & 20

Time: 9:30-11:30am

Course limit: 75

Instructor: Ken Mitchell

Course Fee: $45 OR $20 per session

Session 1 (69704)

The Big Picture: A History of Cowboy

Culture in the U.S., Canada and Australia

– Stories, Poetry and Song

Day: Fri, Mar 6

Session 2 (69705)

No Ordinary Cowboy: The Storied Life of

Saskatchewan’s Bill Gomersall

Day: Fri, Mar 13

Session 3 (69706)

Contemporary Culture: Cowboy Poetry,

Film and Song

Day: Fri Mar 20

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THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES (69663)

Have you entertained the idea of

someday writing your memoirs or

memories of grandparents, parents or

siblings for future generations to know

their roots? Join others around a table

in a relaxed atmosphere to share written

stories about your life and others who are

a part of your life. Take this opportunity

to be motivated into doing something

lasting and priceless for your family. In

future years they will surely say, “Thanks

for the Memories.”

Day: Wed, Jan 14, 28; Feb 11,

25; Mar 11, 25

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 15

Facilitator: Evelyn Rogers


THURSDAY NOON HOUR FORUMS

Day: Thu, 12:00-1:00pm

(unless otherwise stated)

Room: Gallery Building Room 106

Course Fee: $5 (unless otherwise stated)

WHAT IS COHOUSING (71078)

Cohousing is a concept that came to

North America from Denmark where it

emerged over 40 years ago. It describes

neighborhoods that combine the

autonomy of private dwellings with the

advantages of shared resources and

community living. Some people call

cohousing neighborhoods a return to

the best of small-town communities.

Others say they are like the close-knit

neighborhood where they grew up,

while futurists call them an altogether

new response to social, economic and

environmental challenges. Each holds a

piece of truth. Dave Lareau, a member of

Regina’s first cohousing community will

answer the question “What is cohousing?”

Presenter: Dave Lareau

Day: Jan 15

Time: 11:00am-12:00pm

WELCOME & ORIENTATION – FREE

(71088)

All new and continuing students and

instructors at the Lifelong Learning

Centre are invited to join us for an

orientation and update on the new and

exciting developments at the Centre and

with the Seniors’ University Group. Bring



your lunch and we’ll provide beverages.

Interested students and instructors will

be taken on a tour to see classrooms and

other facilities.

Presenters: LLC Staff & SUG Board

Day: Jan 15

COME HIKE IN SLOVENIA & CROATIA!

(71079)

This slideshow presentation will take you

on a hiking journey to many beautiful

mountains and forests in the area of

Bled, Slovenia and to the resort town of

Makarska, Croatia on the Adriatic Sea.

Enjoy side trips to Plitvice Jezera National

Park, Ljubljana, the old walled city of

Dubrovnik and to Split, Croatia to the

Palace of Diocletion, Roman Emperor

from the third century AD.

Presenter: Judy Young

Day: Jan 22

DIGGING UP THE PAST: ARCHAEOLOGY

REALLY DOES HAPPEN IN

SASKATCHEWAN (71080)

Did you know there are almost 24,000

archaeological sites in Saskatchewan?

Dig into the past, as we explore the

archaeological sites and artifacts found

in our province. Visit sites and go on

excavations. You’ll be surprised at what’s

been found in your backyard!

Presenter: Nathan Friesen,

Archaeologist

Day: Jan 29

BEYOND THE FRINGE (71081)

In 1960, four very talented people got

together and produced a comedy show

called Beyond the Fringe. It became a

cultural phenomenon and influenced

everybody who came after (most notably

Monty Python).

Presenter: Ron Bocking

Day: Feb 5

THE GREAT WAR & FILM PROPAGANDA

(71082)

One of the truly tragic events in human

history, the Great War, was also the first

to be fought before film cameras. Join Dr.

Stojanova as she explains how censorship

and propaganda considerations caused

the most notable films, produced during

1914-1918, to represent the war as

distant and absent and to obscure

atrocities and brutal images.

Presenter: Dr. Christina Stojanova

Day: Feb 12

DISCOVER SASKATCHEWAN: SO MANY

THINGS TO DO & SEE (71083)

Diverse landscapes, cultural celebrations

and breathtaking natural beauty –

there’s no doubt that Saskatchewan is

an amazing place to explore. Join travel

counsellors from Saskatchewan Tourism

for a lively presentation highlighting

the many things to see and do in the

province.

Presenter: Rose Le Calvez &

Lorraine Zerr

Day: Feb 19

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1914-1918 AS A TURNING POINT IN

MUSIC (71084)

Experience the music of the early

twentieth century. In this presentation

Dr. Pauline Minevich will reflect on the

Great War as a turning point in both

history and culture. Together you will

explore the profound and sometimes

surprising impact the war had on the

music of that time and how its influences

can still be heard today.

Presenter: Dr. Pauline Minevich

Day: Feb 26

PARIS: EXPLORING THE CITY OF LIGHTS

(71085)

Join Line LeRuyet-Fjoser as she shares

stories and pictures from her recent trip

to Paris, France. Together you will visit the

Eiffel Tower on Bastille Day, the Champs-

Elysées, Notre Dame and the Catacombs

as well as other sites along the way.

Presenter: Line LeRuyet-Fjoser

Day: Mar 5

YOU DON’T HAVE TO LIVE LIKE DAVID

SUZUKI TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE (71086)

Are you concerned about climate

change but feel helpless about what

you can do? Will anything you do make

a difference? Come join Joe Piwowar,

Head of the Department of Geography

and Environmental Studies, in a two-

way exchange of simple ideas that many

people can do that will make a difference.

Presenter: Dr. Joe Piwowar

Day: Mar 12

HISTORICAL ARCHITECTURE OF

SASKATCHEWAN (71087)

This presentation will illustrate

Saskatchewan’s rich architectural heritage

as well as the architects who were

responsible for designing them. However,

not all of the buildings highlighted were

designed by formally-trained architects.

Some of our most noteworthy buildings,

like the Addison sod house, illustrate the

craftsmanship of skilled trades people,

like James Addison, whose prairie sod

house is now a National Historic Site.

Presenter: Frank Korvemaker

Day: Mar 19


Bring this coupon for

FREE ADMISSION to one Thursday Noon Hour Forum

listed on pages 52-54. Limit one free forum per person this term.

Name: _____________________________

Phone: ____________________________

Email: _____________________________

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SENIORS’ UNIVERSITY GROUP (SUG)

The Seniors’ University Group mission

is to promote the value and availability

of lifelong learning opportunities for

older learners in the community in

collaborative partnership with the

Lifelong Learning Centre. The group was

established in 1977 to work with the

University of Regina to develop learning

programs to enhance the quality of life

for older adults living in Regina. Those

wishing to receive SUG rates for LLC

courses must be current members of the

Seniors’ University Group.

SUG membership is open to those 50

years of age and over who pay the annual

membership fee which is $30 for the year

April 1, 2014 to March 31, 2015. You

can join or update your membership for

2014-15 when you register for courses

and receive SUG membership benefits

which include:

• LowerfeesforLLCcourses• Vibrantlearningandresearch

community• Live&Learnnewsletter• Invitationstospeciallecturesandsocial

events• VoteforSUGBoardmembers• Joinacommittee,orrunforaposition

on the Board• AccessUofRlibrariesatnocharge• AccessUofRComputerLabinCollege

Building when not being used for courses

LIFELONG LEARNING CENTRE FEE

SHARING OR WAIVING POLICY

Fee sharing or waiving is available to

make it possible for Seniors’ University

Group members to take LLC courses

regardless of income. Information

is available upon request by calling

306-585-5748.

CONFUCIUS INSTITUTE COURSES &

WORKSHOPS

The Confucius Institute at the University

of Regina offers an ongoing series of

non-credit Chinese courses for those

interested in travelling to or doing

business in China. The Confucius Institute

also offers a series of workshops designed

for those with an interest in Chinese

culture and who want to learn about it in

an interesting way. Not only can you gain

new ideas and knowledge about Chinese

food and arts, you can also learn some

practical skills from qualified teachers. We

encourage you to join us and have a lot

of fun!

For more information about

the Confucius Institute, contact

Linda Jiang at 306-337-2653 or

[email protected].

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41:3

0-4

:00pm

Mar

3-M

ar 2

4C

B 1

15

Exp

lori

ng,

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and

ing

& E

volv

ing

1:3

0-3

:30pm

Jan 2

0-M

ar 1

7W

asca

na

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ab C

entr

e U

nit 2

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ench

Con

vers

atio

n1:3

0-3

:30pm

Jan 2

0-M

ar 1

7G

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08

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man

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vers

atio

n 1

1:3

0-3

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Jan 2

0-M

ar 1

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10

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ers

of P

aul

1:3

0-3

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0-M

ar 1

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06

Pra

irie

Sag

es1:3

0-3

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Jan 2

0, F

eb 1

7, M

ar 1

7,

Apr

21, M

ay 1

9C

N 0

22

Tab

le T

enn

is1:3

0-3

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Jan 2

0-M

ar 1

7G

A 0

14

Fit

For

You

r Li

fe4:0

0-5

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Jan 2

0-M

ar 1

7G

A 0

14

Ger

man

for

Tra

vel

7:0

0-9

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Jan 2

0-M

ar 1

7G

A 1

06

Mon

ey M

atte

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S

mar

t W

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ish

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h7:0

0-9

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Jan 2

0-F

eb 1

0G

A 1

08

Sp

anis

h 1

(ev

enin

g)7:0

0-9

:00pm

Jan 2

0-M

ar 1

7C

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08

Dig

ital

Ph

otog

rap

hy

16:3

0-9

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Mar

3-M

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7G

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08

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DN

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AM

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dle

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1-M

ar 1

8G

A 1

06

Sp

anis

h 4

9:3

0-1

1:3

0am

Jan 1

4-M

ar 1

1C

B 1

08

Yoga

-Mu

lti L

evel

10:3

0-1

1:3

0am

Jan 2

1-M

ar 1

8G

A 0

14

PM

Yoga

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tora

tive

12:0

0-1

:00pm

Jan 2

1-M

ar 1

8G

A 0

14

Sp

anis

h 2

1:0

0-3

:00pm

Jan 1

4-M

ar 1

1C

B 1

08

Ast

ron

omy

1:3

0-3

:30pm

Jan 2

1-M

ar 1

8G

A 1

06

Ou

r S

earc

h F

or M

ean

ing

1:3

0-3

:30pm

Jan 2

1-F

eb 1

1G

A 1

08

Th

anks

for

th

e M

emor

ies

1:3

0-3

:30pm

Jan 1

4, 2

8;

Feb 1

1, 2

5;

Mar

11, 2

5C

N 0

22

Vik

tor

Fran

kl1:3

0-3

:30pm

Feb 2

5-M

ar 1

8G

A 1

08

Zu

mb

a G

old

2:3

0-3

:30pm

or

3:4

5-4

:45pm

Jan 2

1-M

ar 1

8G

A 0

14

iPh

ones

16:3

0-9

:30pm

Feb 1

1C

B 1

15

iPh

ones

26:3

0-9

:30pm

Feb 1

8C

B 1

15

iPh

ones

36:3

0-9

:30pm

Feb 2

5C

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15

Ital

ian

1

6:3

0-8

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Jan 2

1-A

pr

1G

A 1

08

(no

clas

s Fe

b 1

1 &

Feb

18)

Sp

anis

h 3

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enin

g)

7:0

0-9

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Jan 2

1-M

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8C

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08

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e A

pp

reci

atio

n7:0

0-9

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Feb 2

5, M

ar 4

& 1

1C

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06

WE

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S

WE

DN

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DA

YS

12:0

0-1

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in G

A 1

06

Sh

ingl

es:

Rec

ogn

itio

n, T

reat

men

t &

Pre

ven

tion

Jan 2

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tron

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g S

trok

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u T

ear

A lo

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ou M

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Dry

Eye

sM

ar 1

1Fo

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ecu

rity

in R

egin

a:

Wh

at D

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It L

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Like

Apr

8

TH

UR

SD

AY

AM

An

cien

t C

ult

ure

s &

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ces

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Com

pu

ter

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15

Com

pu

ter

Use

29:0

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Mar

5-2

6C

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15

Sp

anis

h C

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ion

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5-M

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08

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one

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0am

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0pm

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2-M

ar 1

9G

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14

PM

Sp

anis

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1:0

0-3

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Jan 1

5-M

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2C

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08

Art

Ap

pre

ciat

ion

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ern

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Feb 2

6-M

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ativ

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ng

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0-3

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Jan 2

2-M

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08

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& G

lob

aliz

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2-F

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Psy

chol

ogy

of P

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nal

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xper

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ce1:3

0-3

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Jan 2

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9W

asca

na

Reh

ab C

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nit 2

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For

You

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Jan 2

2-M

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9G

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14

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e C

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ng

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0-8

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Mar

5-M

ar 2

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l Col

legi

ate

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m 1

19

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0-9

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Jan 2

2C

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15

iPad

26:3

0-9

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Jan 2

9C

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15

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36:3

0-9

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115

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ent

is N

ear.

Wh

at N

ext?

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0-9

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Feb 2

6 &

Mar

5C

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06

Sp

anis

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(ev

enin

g)7:0

0-9

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Jan 2

2-M

ar 1

9C

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08

FRID

AY

AM

Feed

ing

Win

ter

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ds

9:3

0am

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0pm

Feb 2

7G

A 1

06

Poe

try

Cor

ner

: C

owb

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ult

ure

9:3

0-1

1:3

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Mar

6, 1

3 &

20

GA

106 (

Mar

13 G

A 1

08)

Sp

anis

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Jan 1

6-M

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ema

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itic

a: D

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men

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lm D

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27

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0-3

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GA

106

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TU

RD

AY

AM

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1-M

ar 2

8G

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14

PM

Art

of

Lan

dsc

ape

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otog

rap

hy

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0-3

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Feb 1

4C

B 1

12

Tab

le T

enn

is1:3

0-3

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Jan 2

4-

Mar

21

GA

014

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UR

SD

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NO

ON

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OU

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in G

A 1

06

(unle

ss o

ther

wis

e st

ated

)

Wh

at is

Coh

ousi

ng

Jan 1

511:0

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-12:0

0pm

Wel

com

e &

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enta

tion

Jan 1

5S

love

nia

& C

roat

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n 2

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th

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& F

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91

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in M

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xplo

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of L

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You

Don

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ave

to L

ive

Like

D

avid

Su

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Mar

12

His

tori

cal A

rch

itec

ture

Mar

19

Lifelong Learning Centre Courses at a Glance

56


MO

ND

AY

AM

Yoga

– A

dva

nce

d10:3

0-1

1:3

0am

Jan 1

9-M

ar 2

3G

A 0

14

PM

Yoga

for

Beg

inn

ers

12:0

0-1

:00pm

Jan 1

9-M

ar 2

3G

A 0

14

Cre

ativ

e W

riti

ng

Cri

tiq

ue

1:3

0-3

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Jan 1

9, F

eb 1

6, M

ar 1

6, A

pr

20,

May

11, J

un 1

5C

N 0

22

Con

tem

por

ary,

Soc

ial,

Pol

itic

al &

S

cien

ce C

once

rns

1:4

5-3

:45pm

Jan 2

6, F

eb 2

3, M

ar 3

0, A

pr

27,

May

25, J

un 2

9C

N 0

22

Qu

antu

m M

ech

anic

s 2

1:3

0-3

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Jan 1

9-M

ar 2

3G

A 1

06

Flor

al D

esig

n:

Sp

rin

g Fl

ower

B

aske

t7:0

0-9

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Mar

16

GA

110

Pow

erP

oin

t: P

ictu

re P

erfe

ct

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sen

tati

ons

6:3

0-9

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Jan 2

6-F

eb 9

CB

115

Un

der

stan

din

g H

ocke

y7:0

0-9

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Jan 1

9 &

Jan

26

CB

106

Web

Des

ign

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inn

er6:3

0-9

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Mar

2-M

ar 2

3C

B 1

15

NO

TE

: n

o cl

ass

on F

eb 1

6

CB

– C

olle

ge B

uild

ing

CN

– C

onse

rvat

ory

Build

ing

GA

– G

alle

ry B

uild

ing

TU

ES

DA

Y

AM

Ear

ly a

nd

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l Ru

ssia

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ar 1

7G

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06

Fren

chJa

n 2

0-M

ar 1

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0-1

1:3

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08

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e D

anci

ng

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0-M

ar 1

7G

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14

Sp

anis

h C

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rsat

ion

19:3

0-1

1:3

0am

Jan 1

3-M

ar 1

0C

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08

Str

etch

& T

one

11:0

0am

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0pm

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0-M

ar 1

7G

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14

PM

Sp

anis

h 1

1:0

0-3

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Jan 1

3-M

ar 1

0C

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08

Com

pu

ter

Use

31:3

0-4

:00pm

Jan 2

0-F

eb 1

0C

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15

Com

pu

ter

Use

41:3

0-4

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Mar

3-M

ar 2

4C

B 1

15

Exp

lori

ng,

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and

ing

& E

volv

ing

1:3

0-3

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Jan 2

0-M

ar 1

7W

asca

na

Reh

ab C

entr

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nit 2

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ench

Con

vers

atio

n1:3

0-3

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Jan 2

0-M

ar 1

7G

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08

Ger

man

Con

vers

atio

n 1

1:3

0-3

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Jan 2

0-M

ar 1

7G

A 1

10

Lett

ers

of P

aul

1:3

0-3

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Jan 2

0-M

ar 1

7G

A 1

06

Pra

irie

Sag

es1:3

0-3

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Jan 2

0, F

eb 1

7, M

ar 1

7,

Apr

21, M

ay 1

9C

N 0

22

Tab

le T

enn

is1:3

0-3

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Jan 2

0-M

ar 1

7G

A 0

14

Fit

For

You

r Li

fe4:0

0-5

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Jan 2

0-M

ar 1

7G

A 0

14

Ger

man

for

Tra

vel

7:0

0-9

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Jan 2

0-M

ar 1

7G

A 1

06

Mon

ey M

atte

rs:

S

mar

t W

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Fin

ish

Ric

h7:0

0-9

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Jan 2

0-F

eb 1

0G

A 1

08

Sp

anis

h 1

(ev

enin

g)7:0

0-9

:00pm

Jan 2

0-M

ar 1

7C

B 1

08

Dig

ital

Ph

otog

rap

hy

16:3

0-9

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Mar

3-M

ar 1

7G

A 1

08

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DN

ES

DA

Y

AM

Mid

dle

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t-C

urr

ent

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airs

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1-M

ar 1

8G

A 1

06

Sp

anis

h 4

9:3

0-1

1:3

0am

Jan 1

4-M

ar 1

1C

B 1

08

Yoga

-Mu

lti L

evel

10:3

0-1

1:3

0am

Jan 2

1-M

ar 1

8G

A 0

14

PM

Yoga

-Res

tora

tive

12:0

0-1

:00pm

Jan 2

1-M

ar 1

8G

A 0

14

Sp

anis

h 2

1:0

0-3

:00pm

Jan 1

4-M

ar 1

1C

B 1

08

Ast

ron

omy

1:3

0-3

:30pm

Jan 2

1-M

ar 1

8G

A 1

06

Ou

r S

earc

h F

or M

ean

ing

1:3

0-3

:30pm

Jan 2

1-F

eb 1

1G

A 1

08

Th

anks

for

th

e M

emor

ies

1:3

0-3

:30pm

Jan 1

4, 2

8;

Feb 1

1, 2

5;

Mar

11, 2

5C

N 0

22

Vik

tor

Fran

kl1:3

0-3

:30pm

Feb 2

5-M

ar 1

8G

A 1

08

Zu

mb

a G

old

2:3

0-3

:30pm

or

3:4

5-4

:45pm

Jan 2

1-M

ar 1

8G

A 0

14

iPh

ones

16:3

0-9

:30pm

Feb 1

1C

B 1

15

iPh

ones

26:3

0-9

:30pm

Feb 1

8C

B 1

15

iPh

ones

36:3

0-9

:30pm

Feb 2

5C

B 1

15

Ital

ian

1

6:3

0-8

:30pm

Jan 2

1-A

pr

1G

A 1

08

(no

clas

s Fe

b 1

1 &

Feb

18)

Sp

anis

h 3

(ev

enin

g)

7:0

0-9

:00pm

Jan 2

1-M

ar 1

8C

B 1

08

Win

e A

pp

reci

atio

n7:0

0-9

:00pm

Feb 2

5, M

ar 4

& 1

1C

B 1

06

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LLN

ES

S

WE

DN

ES

DA

YS

12:0

0-1

:00pm

in G

A 1

06

Sh

ingl

es:

Rec

ogn

itio

n, T

reat

men

t &

Pre

ven

tion

Jan 2

1S

tron

g H

eart

s: L

ivin

g S

trok

e Fr

eeFe

b 1

1D

o yo

u T

ear

A lo

t? Y

ou M

ay H

ave

Dry

Eye

sM

ar 1

1Fo

od S

ecu

rity

in R

egin

a:

Wh

at D

oes

It L

ook

Like

Apr

8

TH

UR

SD

AY

AM

An

cien

t C

ult

ure

s &

Pla

ces

9:3

0-1

1:3

0am

Jan 2

2-M

ar 1

9G

A 1

06

Com

pu

ter

Use

19:0

0-1

1:3

0am

Jan 2

2-F

eb 1

2C

B 1

15

Com

pu

ter

Use

29:0

0-1

1:3

0am

Mar

5-2

6C

B 1

15

Sp

anis

h C

onve

rsat

ion

29:3

0-1

1:3

0am

Jan 1

5-M

ar 1

2C

B 1

08

Str

etch

& T

one

11:0

0am

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0pm

Jan 2

2-M

ar 1

9G

A 0

14

PM

Sp

anis

h 3

1:0

0-3

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Jan 1

5-M

ar 1

2C

B 1

08

Art

Ap

pre

ciat

ion

: N

orth

ern

Ren

aiss

ance

1:3

0-3

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Feb 2

6-M

ar 1

9G

A 1

06

Cre

ativ

e W

riti

ng

1:3

0-3

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Jan 2

2-M

ar 1

9G

A 1

08

Afr

ica

& G

lob

aliz

atio

n1:3

0-3

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2-F

eb 1

2G

A 1

06

Psy

chol

ogy

of P

erso

nal

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xper

ien

ce1:3

0-3

:30pm

Jan 2

2-M

ar 1

9W

asca

na

Reh

ab C

entr

e U

nit 2

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Fit

For

You

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fe4:0

0-5

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Jan 2

2-M

ar 1

9G

A 0

14

Ch

ines

e C

ooki

ng

6:3

0-8

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Mar

5-M

ar 2

6C

ampbel

l Col

legi

ate

– R

m 1

19

iPad

16:3

0-9

:30pm

Jan 2

2C

B 1

15

iPad

26:3

0-9

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Jan 2

9C

B 1

15

iPad

36:3

0-9

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Feb 5

CB

115

Ret

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ent

is N

ear.

Wh

at N

ext?

7:0

0-9

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Feb 2

6 &

Mar

5C

B 1

06

Sp

anis

h 2

(ev

enin

g)7:0

0-9

:00pm

Jan 2

2-M

ar 1

9C

B 1

08

FRID

AY

AM

Feed

ing

Win

ter

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ds

9:3

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0pm

Feb 2

7G

A 1

06

Poe

try

Cor

ner

: C

owb

oy C

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ure

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1:3

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Mar

6, 1

3 &

20

GA

106 (

Mar

13 G

A 1

08)

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anis

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Transformational Leadership

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Requirement Elicitation Thu & Fri,Feb 19-20

Enterprise Analysis: Defining the Business Need

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Instructor: Regan Seidler


Effective Meetings & Notes NEW!This course is for administrative

professionals who want to refresh or

enhance their meeting planning and

note-taking skills. In addition to learning

more about defining meeting goals,

building an agenda, facilitating discussion

and creating clear and concise meeting

documentation, this course will give you

an opportunity to practice note-taking

and editing.

Day: Wed, Mar 18




Emotional Intelligence in the

Workplace NEW!You will learn how emotional intelligence

(EI), or Emotional Intelligence Quotient

(EQ), and increased self-awareness,

self- and other-orientation can encourage

more open and productive working

relationships. You will learn about EI

theory and why people with high EQ

make good leaders; and what EQ looks

like when it is well developed and

underdeveloped. Once you understand

the basics of EI theory and an awareness

of your own, you’ll be provided with

practical tools and strategies for putting

theory into action through applied

activities to improve your own EQ

and build upon your employees’ and

colleagues’ strengths.

Day: Mon & Tue, Mar 9-10

Time: 9:00am-4:30pm

Instructor: Cristine Medford


Digital Literacy in the Workplace NEW!Technology is changing the way we

work. This course will help you better

understand email best practices, social

media and your digital identity. You

will learn how to develop workplace

policies to encourage professional use of

electronic devices and digital resources.

Day: Thu, Apr 16




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Event Planning NEW!Welcome to the amazing art of

building events of magnitude that

create memories that last a lifetime.

From concept creation to event day

management, from private parties to

fundraising events, learn how to pull a

budget together to create impact for your

event or project. This two-day seminar

will walk you through event planning,

design, budgeting, basic marketing and

communication plans, event evaluation,

touch on sponsorship and prepare you

for the energizing world of building great

events. Prepare to spend your second

day gaining hands-on experience in event

management practices.

Day: Thu & Fri, Apr 28-29

Time: 9:00am-4:30pm

Instructor: Lisa Peters


ADDITIONAL LEARNING – PROJECT

MANAGEMENT SERIES

Project Management for Administrative

Professionals

Obtain key skills for project management

success-scheduling, budgeting and

planning. Learn how project management

for administrative professionals will help

you succeed on projects.

Day: Wed, Apr 22

Time: 9:00am-4:30pm

Instructor: Susan Seida, PMP


Certified Associate in Project

Management (CAPM®) Prep Exam Boot

Camp NEW!Are you ready to take the next step

toward achieving professional certification

as a Certified Associate Project Manager

(CAPM®)? This 3-day intensive CAPM®

exam preparation course is for project

managers ready to pursue the next level

of project management knowledge and

achieve certification as a CAPM®.

The exam preparation materials are

based on the most recent Guide to the

Project Management Body of Knowledge

(PMBOK® Guide) Fifth Edition and align

directly with the basic methodology,

principles, techniques and concepts of

Project Management required to pass

the CAPM® exam. This exam preparation

course is delivered in an intensive,

concurrent 3-day session model for

focused training that also qualifies and

provides 24 educational hours required

to write the CAPM® exam.

Day: May 27-29

Time: 8:30am-4:30pm

Instructor: Shari Hildred, PMP



Professional Courses at a GlanceJanuary

MON TUE WED THU FRI

January 8-9Fundamentals of Project Management9:00am-4:30pmCB112

January 13-14

Principles of Effective Leadership9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

Fundamentals of Business Analysis9:00am-4:30pmCB 106

January 13-April 14Intro to Transportation7:00pm-10:00pmCB 106

January 27-28Project Planning & Scheduling9:00am-4:30pmCB 204


February

MON TUE WED THU FRI

February 3-4Coaching & Mentoring Employees9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

February 5-6

BA: Planning & Monitoring9:00am-4:30pmCB 106

Fundamentals of Accounting for Non-Accountants9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

February 11Business Writing9:00am-1230pmCB 112

February 12-13 HR & Communications Management9:00am-4:30pmCB

February 17-18Creating Effective Work Groups9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

February 19-20

Requirement Elicitation9:00am-4:30pmCB 106

Business Communication9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

February 24-25Project Risk Management9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

February 26-27Online Marketing9:00am-4:30pmCB 112



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Professional Courses at a Glance March

MON TUE WED THU FRI

March 3-4

Interpersonal Communications9:00am-4:30pmCB 106

Enterprise Analysis:Defining the Business Need9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

March 5-6

Negotiation & Conflict Resolution9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

Project Quality Management9:00am-4:30pmCB 106

March 9-10Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

March 17-18Strategy & Risk Management9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

March 18Effective Meetings & Notes

9:00am-12:00pmCB 106

March 19-20Leading Change9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

March 24-25Cost & Procurement Management9:00am-4:30pmCB112

March 26-27Requirement Analysis9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

April

MON TUE WED THU FRI

April 1-2

Effective Retention & Recruitment9:00am-4:30pm CB 106

Communication and Validation Management9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

April 14-15Project Management Practicum9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

April 16

Digital Literacy in the Workplace9:00am-12:00pmCB 106

April 16-17Authentic Leadership9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

April 21-22Project Management Practicum9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

April 22Project Management for

Administrative Professionals9:00am-4:30pm

CB 106

April 28-29

Event Planning9:00am-4:30pmCB 106

Principles of Effective Leadership9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

April 30-May 1Business Analyst Practicum9:00am-4:30pmCB 112



May

MON TUE WED THU FRI

May 1Business Analyst Practicum9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

May 7-8Fundamentals of Project Management9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

May 21-22Project Planning & Scheduling9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

May 27-29 Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) Prep Course8:30am-4:30pmCB 112

June

MON TUE WED THU FRI

June 4-5Cost & Procurement Management9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

June 9-10Developing A Personal Leadership Plan9:00am-4:30pmCB 112

June 22-26Project Management 5 Day Intensive Program

(includes: Project Risk, Quality and HR & Communication Management)9:00am-4:30pm

CB 112



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CERTIFICATE IN PUBLIC RELATIONS (PR)

Public relations is an exciting fast-

paced field with opportunities for career

growth. The PR Certificate is designed

for students seeking a career in PR,

professional development or credentials

for those already working in the industry.

Key concepts covered include planning,

implementing and evaluating an effective

communications plan, using appropriate

tools and techniques to deliver your

message, creating communications pieces

for internal and external stakeholders,

and understanding the ethics of public

relations in a broad industry context.

CERTIFICATE OF EXTENDED STUDIES IN

INCLUSIVE EDUCATION (CESIE)

Inclusive education is a dynamic and

flexible approach to supporting students

with diverse needs in schools and

communities. This 10-course certificate

program, with its emphasis on face-to-

face delivery, provides teachers with the

opportunity to learn from knowledgeable

instructors, build peer relationships,

develop network support and gain

applied experience in inclusive education

while attending courses in the evening, on

weekends or during the summer.

CERTIFICATE IN ADMINISTRATION (CA) –

LEVEL I & LEVEL II

The Certificate in Administration will help

you advance your current employment

position or begin a new career path.

Expand your career opportunities,

gain a better understanding of how

organizations operate and choose from

a range of business courses based on

your interests and goals. For students

who meet admission requirements for

the Faculty of Business Administration,

the Certificate in Administration Level I

(five courses) and Level II (10 courses)

ladder into the Diploma and Bachelor of

Business Administration.

UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATES & DIPLOMAS

EXPAND YOUR CAREER POTENTIAL.

Explore your interests and get the career you aspire to have. Stand out by adding an

undergraduate certificate or diploma to your resume. Our programs will make you

more valuable to employers, enhance your past university education or help you

ladder into a degree program. Take advantage of courses designed to fit your lifestyle

and busy schedule. Most programs don’t require prerequisites, and courses are

available online, in the evening and on weekends.



CERTIFICATES IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT

AUTHORITY & ADVANCED LOCAL

GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY (LGA & ALGA)

The Local Government Authority

Certificates are an excellent introduction

to local government practices, giving you

the knowledge you need to successfully

carry out the responsibilities of a local

government administrator. You will

expand your understanding of how local

governments fit into the democratic

system and how municipalities operate.

Explore exciting career options while

taking online or one-week intensive

face-to-face courses. The LGA Certificates

can be used towards RMAA and UMAAS

certification.

CERTIFICATE IN PASTORAL STUDIES

(PAST)

In partnership with Campion College

The Certificate in Pastoral Studies

is designed to increase professional

competence in ministering to the spiritual

and personal well-being of others. This

program prepares students for service

in lay ministry, hospitals, hospices,

schools and a variety of other institutional

settings. Courses are scheduled on a

part-time basis to accommodate working

adults. For more information or to apply

to the Pastoral Studies program, contact

the Pastoral Studies Program Director

at Campion College at 306-359-1235 or

visit www.uregina.ca/campion.

LIBERAL ARTS CERTIFICATE & DIPLOMA

The Certificate and Diploma in Liberal

Arts are for students who wish to

complete an undergraduate level

program but who may not initially want to

pursue a full degree. The certificate and

diploma ladder into the Bachelor of Arts

for students who wish to continue on to

an undergraduate degree program.

CERTIFICATE IN HOSPITALITY, TOURISM &

GAMING ENTERTAINMENT MANAGEMENT

In partnership with First Nations

University of Canada

The Certificate in Hospitality, Tourism and

Gaming Entertainment Management was

developed in consultation with industry

stakeholders to meet the growing need

for qualified managers and leaders now

and in the future. Courses cover topics

such as marketing, human resources

and strategic management as they apply

directly to the industry. Students can

attend class during the day or evening,

study part-time to enhance current

employment or future opportunities and

use the program as a stepping stone

to full-time studies or a longer-term

program goal.

Find information on additional

certificates offered in partnership with

First Nations University of Canada at

www.uregina.ca/cce.

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PROGRAM OUTLINES

CERTIFICATE IN PUBLIC RELATIONS (PR)

Course Number

Course Title

PR 100 Foundations of Public Relations

PR 101 Writing & Editing for Public Relations

PR 200 Strategic Communication Planning

PR 201 Communications Tools & Techniques

PR Elective Choose from a variety of topics in Public Relations

CERTIFICATE IN EXTENDED STUDIES IN

INCLUSIVE EDUCATION (CESIE)

Course Number

Course Title

EPSY 323 Designing Learning Environments for the Inclusive Classroom

EPSY 324 Individual Assessment & Differentiated Instruction in the Inclusive Classroom

EPSY 326 Change, Collaboration & Consultation to Support Inclusive Education

EPSY 328 Communication Disorders in the Inclusive Classroom

EPSY 329 Enhancing Inclusive Classroom Management

EPSY 330 Autism Spectrum Disorders in the Inclusive Classroom

EPSY 333 Functional Behaviour Assessment & Positive Behaviour Support

EMTH 335 Curriculum & Instruction: Mathematics in the Elementary School

ERDG 425 Culturally Responsive Literacy Education

Elective Choose from a variety of topics related to Inclusive Education

CERTIFICATE IN ADMINISTRATION LEVEL I

Course Number

Course Title

BUS 100 Introduction to Business

BUS 260 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour

BUS Elective Choose from a list of approved Business courses including Marketing, Management Communication, Human Resource Management, and Financial Accounting

CERTIFICATE IN ADMINISTRATION

LEVEL II

Course Number

Course Title

BUS 100 Introduction to Business

BUS 260 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour

BUS 285 Introduction to Financial Accounting

ENGL 100 Critical Reading and Writing I

ECON Choose from Introductory Economics, Microeconomics, or Macroeconomics

Elective Any five additional three credit-hour courses, two of which must be Business Administration courses.

For the current course schedule go to www.uregina.ca

and click “search this term’s classes” at the top of the webpage.

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CERTIFICATE IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT

AUTHORITY (LGA)

Course Number

Course Title

LG 200 Local Government Authority in Saskatchewan

LG 202 Local Government Legislation & Statute Law

LG 204 Basic Accounting Practices

LG 206 Local Government Accounting

ADVANCED CERTIFICATE IN LOCAL

GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY A(LGA)

LG core courses (see above LGA outline)

18 credit hours of approved electives

Transition Programs & ServicesHIGH SCHOOL ACCELERATED PROGRAM

The U of R High School Accelerated Program is a great way to transition to university

and develop skills to excel. Grade 11 and 12 students can get a taste of university

education by taking courses that will count towards a degree, and potentially, high

school credits. Accelerated students can register for on-campus and flexible courses

(online & televised). With the Accelerated program you can lighten your first year

course load without falling behind or you can graduate earlier. The $100 application

fee is covered by the U of R for Regina Public, Regina Catholic and Prairie Valley

School Division students.

Course Code & Section Course Title Day Time Location

ENGL 100 Critical Reading & Writing I

Tue 6:00-9:00pm Winston Knoll Collegiate

MATH 110 Calculus I Mon & Wed

6:00-8:30pm Winston Knoll Collegiate


Thu 6:00-9:00pm Dr. Martin LeBoldus High School


Online Prairie Valley School Division – weekly face to face meetings in locations TBD

CERTIFICATE IN PASTORAL STUDIES

Course Number

Course Title

Choose 3 of:

PAST 310 Introduction to Pastoral Studies

PAST 320 Pastoral Care

PAST 330 Foundations of Pastoral Care

PAST 390 Selected Topics in Pastoral Studies

Plus:

7 courses Selected from an approved list of Religious Studies, Psychology, and PAST courses

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CASUAL UNIVERSITY STUDIES

The Casual Studies Program is designed

to allow members of the public to

take courses for general interest or as

individual professional development

opportunities. Applicants must be aged

at least 18 years old (or a high school

graduate). The maximum registration

for any term is 6 credit hours (two

classes). Transcripts are not required

unless a desired course has prerequisites.

Academic advising is not required, but is

available from the Credit Studies Division

on request.

PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT & RECOGNITION

Are you a mature student returning to

school or in the midst of a career change?

If you are, Prior Learning Assessment &

Recognition (PLAR) may be a way for you

to receive academic credit while saving

you time and money. PLAR identifies,

assesses and recognizes the skills and

knowledge a person has developed for

the purpose of awarding academic credit.

Speak to your faculty advisor or contact

us for information.

ACAD 100: ACADEMIC DISCOURSE: WRITING, RESEARCH & LEARNING STRATEGIES

This course helps first-time university

students develop reading, writing

and critical thinking skills necessary

to succeed in any program. You will

develop the knowledge to find online

databases and journal articles, evaluate

information sources, write persuasive

essays, demonstrate academic integrity

and more that will apply to other courses.

There will be significant instructor

feedback and student collaboration so

that you feel supported and encouraged

in your learning. Visit www.uregina.ca

and click ‘Search this Term’s Classes’ for

ACAD 100 courses offered this semester.

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Career & Professional Development Admission, Registration & Policies

ADMISSION

UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATES & DIPLOMAS (CREDIT)

University of Regina admission is required. Open Admission is available to people ages

21 and older.

There are two ways you can apply for admission to a Certificate Program:

Online: at www.uregina.ca/cce/career-development/registration-credit.html. Click the

Apply for Admission to Credit Certificates tab to complete your application.

In person: Apply in person or print and send a completed admission form with the

non-refundable application fee to: Student and Instructor Services (Credit), CB 104,

Centre for Continuing Education, University of Regina, 3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina,

SK, S4S 0A2 or drop off the form at College Building, Room 104. For additional

information please visit www.uregina.ca/cce or call 306-585-5807.

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATES, INSTITUTES & PARTNERSHIPS & PROFESSIONAL

SEMINARS (NON-CREDIT)

University of Regina admission is not required for Non-Credit Certificates, Institutes

and Seminars.

REGISTRATION

UNDERGRADUATE CERTIFICATES & DIPLOMAS & FLEXIBLE LEARNING (CREDIT)

Students can register online through UR Self-Service (see page 4 for details), by email

at [email protected] or in person at Student and Instructor Services (Credit),

College Building, Room 104.

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATES, INSTITUTES & PARTNERSHIPS & PROFESSIONAL

SEMINARS (NON-CREDIT)





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Regina, SK S4S 0A2

POLICIES








at the south side of the Conservatory Building and in front of Darke Hall.

COURSE CANCELLATION, WITHDRAWAL & REFUND POLICIES (CREDIT)

Course cancellation for Credit Programs is at the discretion of the U of R Faculties.

Notification of cancellation and tuition refund will be sent to all students. Withdrawal

policy and deadlines can be seen in the U of R Academic Calendar. For undergraduate

policies, see the online Academic Calendar at www.uregina.ca/student/registrar/

calendars-schedule.html for detailed information.

COURSE CANCELLATION, WITHDRAWAL & REFUND POLICIES (NON-CREDIT)




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Flexible Learning

At Continuing Education, we recognize that students

need a variety of options to be able to fit university

into their busy lifestyles. Our Flexible Learning

Division delivers courses so that students can manage

their studies and continue to balance work and life

commitments. We are continuously growing and

enhancing students’ flexible learning opportunities to

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

ONLINE

Online courses provide a great deal of flexibility. Students can balance their online

course workload with their work, family or personal schedule.

FACE-T0-FACE & VIDEO-CONFERENCE AT A REGIONAL COLLEGE

These are great options for students wishing to live in their local community and

take courses at a regional college close to home. Students get a traditional university

experience without the need to be on the University of Regina campus.

TELEVISED

Some of our distance students prefer to live in their communities while working toward

a university program. Televised courses bring the U of R lecture theatre to students,

making it feel like they’re right there in the classroom. Courses are broadcast from a

U of R classroom to over 30 sites across the province on the LIVE Satellite Network.

BLENDED

Blended courses employ a combination of technologies. These may include face-to-

face, televised, online and video-conference instruction.

EVENINGS & SATURDAYS

Take advantage of the convenience of evening and Saturday courses, which are perfect

for those who work or have busy weekday schedules. Students can take a variety of

courses in the evenings during the week, as well as courses on Saturdays during the

day.

EARLY MORNINGS

We offer early morning courses beginning at 7:30am. Students are eligible to receive a

$50 bookstore gift certificate and prime parking. Visit www.uregina.ca/cce for details.

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Distance & Online Learning We have a variety of flexible learning options you can choose from, allowing you to

customize your program(s) without giving up personal or professional commitments.

Mix and match modes of delivery including online, televised, blended and face-to-face

courses. Choose from over 30 online, four televised and two blended courses. Televised

courses are broadcast from a University of Regina classroom to sites across the

province on the LIVE Satellite Network. In addition, we offer a number of face-to-face

and video conference courses at Saskatchewan’s regional colleges.

ONLINE COURSES

UNIVERSITY OF REGINA ONLINE COURSES

CRN Course Course Title

12807 ART 220-397 Two-Dimensional Form

10185 BIOL 140-L98 Human Biology

10767 EADM 821-001 Leadership of Community Schools

10775 EAHR 213-397 Leadership in Adult Education and Human Resource Development

10791 ECMP 455-397 Computers in the Classroom: Advanced Level

12808 ED 800-397 Introduction to Educational Research

11133 ENGL 100-397 Critical Reading & Writing I

11160 ENGL 110-397 Critical Reading & Writing II

11408 FA 202-397 Indigenous Issues in the Arts

11467 FR 101-397 Beginners’ French II

11604 HIST 115-397 Issues in European History

11715 JS 100-397 Introduction to Justice

11716 JS 240-397 The Criminal Justice System

11723 JS 341-397 Policing in a Democratic Society

11727 JS 490-397 Practicum II (Advanced): Field Placement 9 cr hr

11750 JSGS 817-397 Health Policy

11756 JSGS 826-397 Human Resource Management in Healthcare


11758 JSGS 835AT-397 Health Law and Policy

11761 JSGS 837-397 Health Economics

11812 KIN 115-397 Social Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity

11817 KIN 120-397 Recreation for Persons with Disabilities

11819 KIN 170-397 Lifestyle, Health and Wellness

11848 KIN 262-394 Human Anatomy and Physiology II

11849 KIN 267-397 Human Physiology I

11851 KIN 268-397 Human Physiology II

11861 KIN 275-397 Introduction to Nutrition

11892 LG 200-397 Local Government Authority in Saskatchewan

11893 LG 202-397 Local Government Legislation & Statute Law

11894 LG 204-397 Basic Accounting Practices

11896 LG 206-397 Local Government Accounting

12811 MATH 101-397 Introductory Finite Mathematics I

12017 MUHI 319-397 Music Cultures of the World

12149 PR 200-397 Strategic Communication Planning

12150 PR 201-397 Communication Tools & Techniques

12178 PSYC 101-397 Introductory Psychology A

12810 RLST 268-397 Cults or New Religious Movements

12308 SOC 100-397 Introduction to Sociology

12311 SOC 201-397 Globalization and Development

12318 SOC 210-397 Social Structure and Personality

12357 SOC 218-397 The Sociology of Hockey in Canada

12434 SRS 120-397 Recreation for Persons with Disabilities

12484 SW 347-397 Social Work Practice II

12498 SW 405-397 Social Work with Aboriginal Peoples

12514 SW 469-397 Social Policy

TELEVISED COURSES

CRN Course Course Title Date Time

10099 ARTH 100 Introduction to Art History Wed, Jan 7-Apr 8 7:00-9:45pm

12053 PHIL 100 Introduction to Philosophy Wed, Jan 7-Apr 8 4:00-6:45pm

12183 PSYC 102 Introductory Psychology B Mon, Jan 12-Apr 6 7:00-9:45pm

12320 SOC 212 Gender Tue, Jan 6-Apr 7 7:00-9:45pm

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BLENDED COURSES – TELEVISED WITH ONLINE COMPONENTS

CRN Course Course Title Date Time

11627* HS 200 Understanding Health & Illness

Tue, dates TBA TBA

12868** SW 460 Ethics in Social Work Thu, Jan 8, 15, 22, Mar 12, 26 & Apr 9

*1:00-3:45pm

*HS 200 will be televised on Tuesdays (times and dates TBA) partnered with online activities, assignment and small group discussions.

**SW 460 will be televised from 1:00-3:45pm on Thursdays (Jan 8, 15, 22; Mar 12, 26 & Apr 9) partnered with weekly online activities, assignments and small group discussions.

FIRST NATIONS UNIVERSITY OF CANADA ONLINE COURSES

First Nations University of Canada offers a number of online courses which apply to

many undergraduate programs. For more information, please contact Student Success

Services at 306-790-5950 ext. 3001.

FIRST NATIONS UNIVERSITY OF CANADA OFF-CAMPUS COURSES

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

Canada at the Prince Albert and Saskatoon campuses. For more information, please

contact Student Success Services at 306-790-5950 ext. 3001.



Flexible classes have been a great way for me to receive my education. Not being a big city girl, I have been able to access most of my required classes at a Regional College and through online, televised and blended courses right in my community. This has enabled me to stay close to friends and support systems and keep my living costs low. Being able to choose my own schedule has been essential for me as I strive to maintain a balance between pursuing my studies and being available to my children. Online courses have met that need for me as I have been able to do most of my course work in the evenings after my kids go to sleep.

The times that I have needed guidance, the staff at Parkland Regional College and later the staff at Flexible Learning have been wonderful. I loved the family-like atmosphere at the Regional College and have personally benefited from their smaller class sizes and individualized support. I highly recommend flexible classes for people with a demanding schedule and a busy family life.

Barbara P., Bachelor of Social Work StudentFirst Recipient of the Dr. Brian H. Campbell Scholarship

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English as a Second Language

NEED ENGLISH HELP?Improve your English-language skills for professional or personal reasons through

adult English classes open to the public.

FUNDAMENTALS FOR SUCCESS PROGRAMSProgram features:

•Morningoreveningclasses

•Smallclasssizes

•Highlyqualifiedinstructors

•Classesthatmeetyourspecificlearningneeds

FUNDAMENTALS FOR SUCCESS CLASSES:

Literacy Success

Improve your basic reading, writing,

listening and speaking skills.

Communicative Success

Build your ability to understand English

speakers and communicate more

effectively in English.

Writing Success

Focus specifically on your writing skills,

including grammar and style.

Success in Engineering & Science

This intensive 40-hour class is designed

for advanced-level English learners

who wish to prepare for introductory

courses in the Faculties of Science and

Engineering and Applied Science at the

University of Regina.

For more information:

Phone: 306-585-4585


Web: www.uregina.ca/esl

“I had a lot of fun in Fundamentals for Success, while

learning the English skills I wanted. I liked the small

class size, which allowed me to get all the help I

needed from the teacher.”

Umair M.,

former Fundamentals for Success student

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www.uregina.ca/esl 306-585-4585 [email protected]

CUSTOMIZED ENGLISH PROGRAMS If you lead a team of employees, professionals or academics who may benefit from

English-language training, the ESL Program would be happy to work with you to

develop and deliver a customized program that supports your team’s goals.

For more information:

Phone: 306-337-3235



BECOME A HOMESTAY PARENT A number of students in the ESL Program from diverse cultural backgrounds

around the world choose to live with Homestay families in Regina. While Homestay

students enjoy the opportunity to stay in a comfortable home, immerse themselves

in Canadian culture and use conversational English in their daily lives, Homestay

families also enjoy an authentic, cross-cultural experience, enriching the lives of

international students.

If you are looking for a meaningful way to earn some extra money and are inter-

ested in sharing your home and family traditions with one or more international

students, please contact our Housing Coordinator:

Phone: 306-585-4896



“Being an alumna of the ESL Program has motivated

me to become a host parent, for I know how impor-

tant the Homestay program is to many international

students. My husband and I also want for our child

to have the opportunity to become more culturally

aware and learn other ways of life.”

Karen Q.-N. with her husband Dave N.

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