2026 Winter

Managing in the Serv Environ

A course in applied ethics that explores the bearing of ethical theory on business-related issues, including advertising, consumer rights, managerial structures, discrimination in the workplace, and corporate responsibility. Casework helps the student to develop skills in decision-making.

This course is a critical evaluation of the current social and political issues in sexuality studies, with a focus on contemporary issues around sexualities, including formation of sexual identities, communities, sexual practices and politics, sexualities and social control, questions of diversity, and the historical nature of ideas and controversies around sexualities. This iteration of Sex & Sexualities engages students in scholarly exchange regarding social and political issues in the sociology of sexuality. It explores the social construction of sexual identity, the sex wars, and reproductive rights. Students examine some of the debates ongoing in queer and feminist activist and academic contexts over several decades, with a focus on the late 1970s to early 1990s.

Mount 101

Literacy Learning I

The Education as Meditative Inquiry course involves holistic, investigative engagement, deepening our awareness of ourselves, our relationships, and the world. In this course, through a study of thought-provoking course materials and participation in dialogues, reflection, and relaxation activities, students will explore ways in which meditative inquiry can inform teaching, learning, and their lives.

Literacy Learning II

A continuation of GLIT 6727. This course examines how teachers’ beliefs about language, learning, and what it means to be literate shape curricula and pedagogies for literacy learning.
Please note: Prerequisite: GLIT 6727

Mount 201

Assessment for Learning I

ST: Evidence-Based Instruct

CP Sec Social Studies II

CP Sec Language Arts II

Knowledge, Truth, and Opinion

Planning & Mgmt of Food Serv

Business Policy

In this course, you will study the industrial (labour) relations context. You will learn about the labour relations system in Canada, examine the relevant theory on the industrial relations system model, historical and structural situation of Canadian labour, and explore the collective bargaining, administration, and dispute resolution process.

Introduction to Accounting II

Marketing Management & Ethics

Developmental Neuroscience

Environmental Science

Neurobio of Lrn & Memory

Spanish Language & Culture I

Introduction to Client Care

Introduction Nutrition

EI: Theory and Practice

Intro to Lit: Gender & Form

Introduction to Gerontology