Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 24, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba Fyffee a fears August credit yourself learn for enjoyment and to grow at what you do at the University of Manitoba consider becoming student again like most of you want to continue to grow at what you with higher education comes greater opportunities to realize your career just As higher education gives you More of a mind to Deal with the complexities of twentieth Century t join us today consider becoming a student at the University of whatever your reason for wanting to give it your Best Effort and till be a credit to we re flexible being a Par time student is easier Thart Ever before with our new timetable which lets you take Day classes at the same each Day of the if your Day is not your you can choose from a full Range of evening and saturday morning classes which Are listed in this or you May wish to Combine both Day and evening courses into for those who cant get to choose a course from the courses we offer in the Community and Rural our Miljure students program allows you to enter the University without a High school diploma if you Are Over if for reasons of personal interest or career development you wish to select from among courses that Span several faculties you will be interested in our general studies heres How to enrol As a student at the University of Manitoba you must Complete a two step process apply for and Register in the course of your admission if you have never been admitted As a student at the University of Manitoba you should Contact our admissions office in room 424 University Centre or Telephone at the faculties and human ecology Are continuing to admit new you May apply for admission in either of the following categories As a regular student if you have completed High school in Manitoba or its or As a mature student if you do not meet the Normal admission requirements and Are Over age registration applicants who qualify for admission Are sent a certificate of acceptance and May then Register for the course or courses of their you May select yours from among those listed in this advertisement or from the list of Day courses available from your faculty or school general your registration is subject to availability of places and any prerequisites included in the course description published in the general University your certificate of include detailed instructions for but the major Steps include signing up for the course or courses you have selected with the assistance of an paying the appropriate obtaining a student identification and perhaps attend ing an orientation registration hours you May Register i person during the september 1 4 registration period Between and in the general office of your evening registration will be available in those same offices on september and september from to textbooks the titles of the textbooks prescribed for your courses Are listed in Book lists on the tables outside the Book store in University in september the Book store observes extended hours and current information on the hours May be obtained by calling Claset lectures in All first term credit courses begin the week of september faculty of arts 4749100 anthropology introductory anthropology the origin Antiquity of Man cultural anthropology cultures peasant societies and social movements Peoples and cultures of the Middle East i Peoples and cultures of the Middle East ii Peoples an cultures of Middle America i Peoples and cultures of Middle America ii Peoples of the Artie classics greek and latin elements in English greek and roman mythology aspects of classical culture i technology in greek and roman society aspects of classical culture ii athletics in the ancient world aspects of classical culture Iii women in greek and roman society economics principles of economics labour institutions 18229 theory its applications women in the Canadian Economy intermediate economic analysis i Urban economics s economics of transport health economics s f f s s s f f s f s f s f f s s 710 pm 9 Amnion 710 pm 9 Amnion 710 pm 9 Amnion 710 pm 7to pm 710 pm 7to pm 71 0 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm pm 710pm 9 Amnion pm English English composition introduction to literature representative literary works twentieth Century literature in English american literature literature of the victorian Era Canadian literature creative writing the Canadian novel special studies expository writing f s s thurs s 710 pm 710 pm 71 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 9 Amnion 710 pm 71 pm 71 pm 710 pm 71 pm 71 pm 71 pm film stuarts the Art of the film studies in the directors Cinema special topics in film i Basic film making f special topics in film ii screen writing s French a Spanish air voc introductory French no lab 8 French i Mon a conversational French no lab Lart dec Lre f Lart de Parler s Spanuth introductory Spanish no lab intermediate Spanish no lab geography introductory geography physical geography s human geography f geography of natural hazards Energy and society geography of developing countries geography of the Ukraine f German beginning German continuing German selected texts Deutsche sprach praxis ii history Canad United states contemporary problems in perspective initial problems f Canad United states contemporary problems in perspective current problems s Canada from 1534 North american Indian history of the Ukraine imperialism f byzantine Empire women in history catholicism in the modern world introduction to historical method modern 1757 to the present s canada1867 to the present l Europe 18701945 history of working people and labour movement 1700 to the present history of Western Canada studies in Canadian history i economic and social history of Winnipeg s studies in Canadian history ii Canadian Graffiti Canadas culture in the 19sos the ukrainians in Canada icelandic old Norse mythology interdisciplinary linguistics introduction to linguistics general phonetics women studies women studies i women studies ii native studies introductory ojibway philosophy historical introduction to philosophy political studies introduction to politics introduction to Canadian government political doctrines of the twentieth Century s f f s court Eft open to honors 4 major students human rights and civil liberties psychology introduction to psychology psychological research research methods child development developmental psychology adolescence to old age psychology of women social psychology i social psychology ii elements of physiological psychology psychology of personality abnormal psychology contemporary issues ii behavioural control of obesity gender and mental health religion Jesus of Nazareth introduction to world religions psychology of religion religion in american culture slavic studies conversational ukrainian sociology introduction to sociology introduction to research methods selected social problems social psychology the family courtship t marriage sociology of health a illness origins of social thought criminology sociology of corrections sociological theory f a s s s f f s f f s s s pm 710 pm 710 pm 71 pm pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pin 710 pm 7to pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 71 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 71 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 71 pm 71 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 9 Amnion 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm faculty of education undergraduate advisor 4749001 graduate advisor 4749011 faculty of education courses Are Ava Hable Only to students who Are on an approved program of studies in students seeking admission to a program should Contact one of the advisors listed above Well in Advance of attempting to Register for students should Check the general Calendar for prerequisite an extensive number of courses Are offered at the following times and saturday faculty of human ecology Telephone 4740375 nutrition in health and fitness f 71 pm faculty of science 47442m applied mathematics algebra and geometry same As introduction to linear algebra same As biology biology a no lab biology b Laboratory chemistry elementary theoretical chemistry Laboratory computer science introductory computer science elements of computer science discrete structures and programming programming s cobol programming f 360 assembler programming s Earth sciences Energy resources and the Earth sciences s mathematics and astronomy remedial mathematics noncredit f general astronomy Laboratory topics in mathematics 4 or or tues introduction to calculus tutorial introductory algebra and geometry same As introduction to linear algebra Sames As calculus ii tutorial combing atomics and probability introduction to number theory astronomy Laboratory number systems and geometry with applications modern concepts of pure mathematics statistics introduction to statistical analysis 710 pm pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 71 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 79 pm 710 pm 78 pm 710 pm 710 pm pm 710 pm pm a 710 pm pm 710 pm pm 71 pm 710 pm 710 pm 69 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm these courses have prerequisites or please Contact the science general office 4748256 or consult the general Calendar for further school of Art Telephone 4749367 introduction to Art a introduction to Art b Laboratory history of photography history of visual communication painting of the Northern Renaissance modern Art i 1st term modern Art ii 2nd term history of islamic Art history of byzantine Art Canadian Art i 1st term Canadian Art ii 2nd term or 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm 710 pm open Only to students registered in faculties and schools other than the school of open to students in the school of Art and students in other faculties and schools who have completed successful with a c or school of music Telephone 4749310 introduction to ethnomusicology f history and performance of jazz s 710 pm 710 pm written consent required for All music Contact the school school of social work Telephone 4749550 social welfare i Register through the faculty of arts 710 pm courses at of Campus locations a number of evening courses Are offered at of Campus locations in Winnipeg and Rural Manitoba for the convenience of students who May not be Able to attend lectures in fort this year the following subjects Are being offered at of Campus locations and you Are invited to Register by attending the first class or registration Date As shown in the attached further information on any of the of Campus courses May be obtained by contacting John continuing education Rural of Campus locations Altona introductory French Arbor English composition introduction to literature beau8ejour introduction to sociology Gimli an introduction to the history of Western civilization gvp9umville introduction to psychology Morden introduction to psychology Pilot Mound child development first Lati and registration 710 pm september 4 pm september 1 pm january 5 710 pm september 10 adolescent development 710 pm september 2 710 pm september 4 and 912 every 2nd week 710pm september 2 710 pm september 11 and 9t2 every 2nd week 710 pm january 8 and 912 Pine Falls every 2nd week history of Canada from 1534 c 710 pm september 10 Portage la Prairie registration for the following is september 1 twentieth Century literature in English 710 pm september 8 history of Canada from 1534 c 710 pm september 4 introduction to psychology 710 pm september 15 psychology of personality abnormal psychology introduction to sociology Riverton biology a 71 pm september 2 710 pm january 6 710 pm september 3 710 pm september 3 710 pm september 3 710 pm september 9 Steinbach introduction to sociology Stonewall introduction to psychology Winkler twentieth Century literature in English 71 pm septembers Winnipeg of Campus locations Garden City 1010 Sinclair introduction to psychology Garden City collegiate introduction to Judaism i introduction to Judaism ii 710 pm september 10 71 pm september8 710 pm january 5 Manitoba museum of Man and nature North american Indian 710 pm september 10 River East Miles Macdonnel collegiate i 71 pm september 14 twentieth Century literature in English 710 pm september 14 child development 710 pm september 14 adolescent development 710 pm january 6 James introduction to sociology 710 pm september 8 ukrainian cultural a educational Centre introductory ukrainian every 8 thurs pm september 14 ukrainian youth association plast building intermediate ukrainian 710 september 15 advanced ukrainian 71 pm september 17 introduction to ukrainian literature 71 pm september 16 Winnipeg education Centre Tho native Peoples of Canada 47 pm september 8 space is limited in this for further information regarding space availability please Contact Glassman at 7865406 at the jewish Community Centre introductory russian every s pm september 8 jewish mysticism 710 pm september 14 faculty of education of Campus locations for inquiries concerning any of these please Contact Joan faculty of Telephone Boniface school of nursing principles of curriculum development september 15 Casa Ditalia 550 notre Dame teaching of italian pm september 14 James teachers Centre developments in educational psychology 11ii Tea november 2 Morden principles of second language instruction English As a 2nd language pm a september 11 am september 12 Dauphin principles of curriculum development Tea Tea Selkirk Legal aspects of education pm september 15 Independent study curriculum development for the Early years Tea Tea Portage la Prairie rhythm dance pm september 14 the Al encompassing the University of Manitoba Tern Only second Tarn Only no designation 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