2025 Winter

IS: Poli & Econ Issues in LLL

IS: Non Prof Ldr: People Mgmt

DS:Emerging Rsh Topics CHYS

Academic writing involves the process of crafting analysis into a cohesive text to communicate ideas to an academic audience or for an academic purpose. The purpose of this course is to support continuous development of your academic writing skills while exploring topics relevant to crafting effective academic writing curricula. In this course, we will engage with foundational principles and practices necessary for developing quality academic writing. Topics will include strategies for analyzing academic texts; generating accurate references and citations; growing as an academic writer; academic integrity in a digital world; critical considerations for academics; and more.

Intermediate Human Nutrition

DS: Religion in America

Inter Applied Statistics II

Mount 101

LAB - THMT 2216

Honours Essay

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An investigation of the literature pertaining to problem solving and problem posing in the context of mathematics learning. Students will learn about divergent and convergent thinking processes in mathematics, the integration of creativity and problem-solving strategies and their place in the mathematics classroom.

Will a tourism investment project yield the desired returns? How can businesses in the hospitality industry balance financial risks and opportunities? What strategies ensure sustainable growth in a competitive market?

This course takes a practical, case-based approach to understanding finance in the tourism and hospitality sector. Each week, students will engage with real-world scenarios, applying financial tools and methods to solve industry-specific challenges. Through interactive discussions and problem-solving exercises, students will bridge the gap between theory and practice, gaining insights into the financial decision-making processes that drive success in this dynamic field.
By the end of this course, you should be able to:
• Discuss the role of financial management in the tourism and hospitality industry.
• Understand the components of and the relationships between the income statement, cash flow statement, and balance sheet, and how they are used to assess business performance.
• Create and interpret simple financial statements.
• Use break-even analysis to determine the minimum sales needed to cover costs and make informed pricing decisions.
• Identify and manage key costs (e.g., fixed and variable costs) to improve profitability in a service-oriented business.
• Explain the importance of cash flow management and its role in maintaining the financial health of a business, especially in seasonal industries.
• Understand the concept of financial leverage and its implications for small business operations.
• Differentiate between short-term and long-term financing options and their relevance to small businesses.
• Describe leasing as a financing option and differentiate between operating and financial leases.
• Understand the basics of financial and capital structure and their impact on small business decision-making.
• Apply the concept of the time value of money to evaluate small-scale investments and business decisions.
• Evaluate simple capital investment opportunities using practical decision-making techniques (e.g., payback period, ROI).
• Explain the role of financial markets at a high level and their relevance.

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Welcome everyone to this session of Non-profit financial management, which we will help gain insight into financial impacts and how they affect the overall performance of an NPO.

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Communcation & Self-Management Skills

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A critical examination of interpretations of the idea of human rights. Issues explored are the evolution from ideas of natural rights to the concept of human rights, as well as the character of political, social and cultural rights, and contemporary disputes about their status as universal moral norms which may govern relations among nations, and the debate about equal concern for recognizing individual responsibilities.

This course is an overview of the history of childhood and children in Europe. We will explore changes and continuities in concepts of childhood and attitudes towards children. We will also examine children’s diverse experiences of family life, work, education and apprenticeship, play, religion, friendship, health and illness, consumption, and war. The format of the course will be a combination of lectures and discussions of assigned readings.

This course is an introduction to the feminist study of gender. We will explore a selection of heterosexual, queer, Indigenous and global experiences. Students will have the opportunity to examine changes in gender relations, gender inequalities and social constructions of gender. Different social institutions will be analyzed. Gender relations in work, family, politics, education, media, technology and gender socialization across the life course will be covered.

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How much of how we experience political/social life is rooted in works of imagination? A monarch’s throne is a real and imagined symbol of political power, and our relationship with symbols of authority is never static, but ever evolving. If we change how we imagine a crown and throne, may it change how we ‘see’ it in what JRR Tolkien called the primary world? Indeed, if we change how we imagine a crown (and a king/queen) perhaps we can create a political world where we don’t need them at all?

In CULS/POLS 3310 ST: Wizards, Rouges and Elves: Exploring Politics through Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) we will using tabletop role-playing games to provoke insight into primary world political studies themes, such as: political power, empathy and group politics.

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An introduction to cultural literacy informed by political imagery. It investigates the overt and subtle power of narratives/images to make and share political meaning. Applied examples, such as movies, video games, graphic novels/comics, social media, music, fashion and artful election/activist campaigns, etc. will support the theoretical examination.

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In this course you will study and practice the basic interpersonal communication skills, such as open and closed questions, paraphrasing, reflection of feeling, reflection of meaning, and confrontation, that are foundational for helping professionals in work environments such as child and youth care, family services, eldercare, and teaching environments. Emphasis is placed on helping people understand their situations from a variety of perspectives using empathetic listening skills.

Managerial Accounting

Operations Management

Finance II

Introduction to Accounting I

Intro to TESOL Research

Pedagogical Grammar

Language Acquisition

Managerial Accounting

Social Theory & Issues

Spanish in Our World II

ECE Documentation

Food/Nutrition in Communities

Education and Public Policy

ST: Inclusive Classroom

Literacy Learning II

ST: Aging & Lifelong Learning

Indigen Knowledge & Elm Curr

C & I Elem Social Studies

Community Educ & Development

Lifelong Learning Project

ST: Ev-based Instruc & Remed

ST: Ev-based Instruc & Remed

Assessment for Learning I

Practicum in Lifelong Learning

ST: Emerging Technologies II

Human Resource Management

Managing in the Serv Environ

Lang/Lit Research & Practice

ST: UDL & AT Literacy Skills

Hospitality Mgmt Accounting

Planning & Mgmt of Food Serv

LAB - THMT 2216

LAB - THMT 2216

LAB - THMT 216D DA
Lab of THMT 2216

Intro to Tourism & Hospitality

Business Policy

Finance II

Intermed Accounting: Equities

Applied Marketing

Applied Marketing

Org Behav: Individ in Org

Principles of Marketing

Org Behave: Grps, Struc & Cul

Operations Management

Introduction to Accounting II

Indigen Knowledge & Elm Curr

Intro to Entrepreneurship

Intro to Entrepreneurship

Legal Aspects of Business

Introduction to Business Admin

Intro Astronomy II: Stars

LAB - CHEM 2201

Intro Analytical Chemistry

Environmental Chemistry

General Physics II

Organic Reactions

Human Histology

Intro to Statistics II

Intro to Statistics I

LAB - BIOL 2204

General Microbiology

Human Anatomy & Physiology II

Animals: Form and Function

LAB - BIOL 1153

LAB - BIOL 1153

LAB - BIOL 1153

Introductory Biology I

Microbial Interactions

Human Reproduction, Growth & M

LAB - BIOL 3309

Animal Developmental Biology

Elements of Professional Prac

Qualitative Nutr Research

LAB- NUTR 4400

Issues in Food Product Devel

Personality

Adolescent Development

Adv Research Methods in PSYC

Personality

Adv Research Methods in PSYC

Ecological Perspect've of Food

Adv. Human Nutr. & Metabolism

Nutrition Research Methods

Wednesday 4:30-7:15, EVAR 102

LAB - PSYC 3312

Human Sexuality

Positive Psychology

LAB - PSYC 3301

Intro Foods: Animal Origin

Introduction Nutrition

LAB - MATH 1114

Abstract Algebra II

Emotion and Motivation

Social Psychology

Developmental Psychology I

Sensation and Perception

Intro: Psych as a Social Sci

Linear Algebra II

Intermediate Calculus II

LAB - MATH 1114

Intro: Psych as a Social Sci

Intro: Psych as a Social Sci

Intro: Psychology as a Science

Diversity & Identity

Childhood Psychopathology

Issues in Clinical Psychology

Psychological Tests & Measures

Psychological Tests & Measures

Spanish Language & Culture I

Conflict, Power & Violence

Resistance, Rebellion, & Revol

Written French for Prof World

Practical French IV

Inter Grammar & Composition II

Basic Practical French I

Making a Living

Economic Development

Family, Marriage & Kinship

Library Research

Quantitative Approaches

Introduction to Macroeconomics

Introduction to Macroeconomics

Intermediate Microeconomic Theory

Introduction to Macroeconomics

Historiography

ST: WWI

Women and Culture

Focus on Women II

Intro to African Civilization

Introduction to African Civilizations covers various aspects of the history of Africa & Africans. Africa is a complex continent in terms of its geography, cultural traditions and regional areas. The Arab and European interactions and
eventual conquest of Africa make this situation even more complicated. If African history is so complex, why do we homogenize Africa and Africans? Why do we think of Africa as isolated from the world? The syllabus focuses on the
history of Africa, the inter-connectedness of the Old World (Africa, Europe, Asia) and the emergence of pre-colonial African Empires. The course provides an overview of empire building in Africa and the integral contribution of African peoples to world history. The focus will be on selected topics from prehistory to 1800. These include early encounters with Islam and Christianity all of which had a profound and lasting impact on Africans. How did this happen? Why did this happen? How did Africans experience this process? How is the Africa of the 20th and 21st centuries a result of what unfolded before the 19th century?

A History of Food

The Writing Process

Themes in Women's Writing

Intro to Lit: Transformations

Intro to Critical Methods

Intro to Lit: Transformations

The Writing Process

Indig Feminisms & Sexualities

Shakespeare

The Writing Process

Music and Culture

Intro to Lit: Transformations

Communication Design

Research Methods in PR

Film Genres

Are all films the same? If not, how should they be categorized? This course explores North American film genres (e.g., the musical, the teen film, film noir, horror, cult film, science fiction, the western . . .), to determine the conventions of each category, how they differ stylistically, and what each is trying to accomplish in cultural terms.

Persuasive PR Writing PBRL 3012

In this course, students will examine and practice a variety of applications of persuasive writing in the context of a contemporary professional public relations environment for both internal and external publics. Students will learn basic elements of persuasive theory that they will apply to analyzing and practicing writing in real-world situations. This course requires students to write a number of persuasive pieces such as marketing material, speeches, and communications pieces, intended for defined audiences.

Cultural Studies: Introduction

We exist in a visual culture; images surround us for nearly our entire waking existence. Advertising, films, television, visual art, news, the internet, and books all offer images with messages. The goal of this class is to offer students the tools to understand these images and what they communicate. This class will offer an introduction to a critical study of modern culture. A special emphasis will be placed on the history and critique of visual culture, commodification, and representation.

Persuasive PR Writing

Strategic Public Relations

Ethical Decision Making

Digital Media Comm

Quantative/Qualitative Resrch

Introduction to Social Media

Communication Theory

Media, Culture & Society

Crisis Communication Mgmt

Co-op Term III

Research Methods

Con and Prof Ethical Issues

Intro to Family Studies

Healthy Aging

Perspect on Parent-Child Rels

Intro to Family Studies

Environmental Issues for Children and Youth

EI: Theory and Practice

Professional Seminar -Elem Y2

Emerging Research Topics

Adminstrative Leadership CYS

Professional Seminar -Elem Y2

Program Development & Ldrship

Elem Seminar and Practicum Y1

Elem Seminar and Practicum Y1

C & I Elem Social Studies

EDUC 5450 Elementary Education Assessment

This is an interactive course designed to provide students with the skills to create an assessment criteria for a subject, course, and grade level within any elementary curriculum.

Students will discover, design, and implement formative and summative assessment tools and techniques, defend the choices, and discuss these decisions within small groups and the broader class.

Students will learn to track, map, and link assessment tools and techniques within the curriculum, and learn to prepare student learning performance evidence for all stakeholders, including students, peers, school administration, District, and parents / guardians.

ECE: Cultural Respon Pedagogy

Play & Dev: Middle Childhood

Play & Dev: Middle Childhood

Research Methods in CHYS

This is an interactive course designed to provide students with the skills to create an assessment criteria for a subject, course, and grade level within any elementary curriculum.

Students will discover, design, and implement formative and summative assessment tools and techniques, defend the choices, and discuss these decisions within small groups and the broader class.

Students will learn to track, map, and link assessment tools and techniques within the curriculum, and learn to prepare student learning performance evidence for all stakeholders, including students, peers, school administration, District, and parents / guardians.

Play & Development: Infancy

Diverse Capacities

Issues of Childhood

Intro to Child and Youth Study

Observation and Documentation in Child and Youth Study

Soc & Cult Contexts of TL

Secondary Ed Assessment

Secondary Ed Assessment

C & I Sec French II

Intro to Child and Youth Study

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