Fall/Winter 2018-2019

A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y |

 

B

• Biology 0011A – Bjelica – Biological Systems
• Biology 0012B – Bjelica – Introduction to Biology II

• Business 1220E – Miller – Introduction to Business
• Business 2257 – Miller – Accounting and Business Analysis

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C

• Chemistry 0011A – Booker – Introduction to Chemistry I
• Chemistry 0012B – Booker – Introduction to Chemistry II

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E

• Economics 0011A – Hallett – Introduction to Microeconomics
• Economics 0012B – Hallett – Introduction to Macroeconomics
• Economics 1021A – Hallett – Principles of Microeconomics
• Economics 1022B – Hallett – Principles of Macroeconomics

• English 0005W – Onn – English for Academic Purposes
• English 0005X (530) – Onn – English for Academic Purposes
• English 0005X (531) – Gagen – English for Academic Purposes
• English 0010 – Weber – Literature and Composition
• English 1020E – Lee – Understanding Literature Today
• English 1027F – Diemert – The Storyteller’s Art: An Introduction to Narrative
• English 1028G – Diemert – The Storyteller’s Art II Special Topic: Stories Within Stories – Aspects of Intertextuality
• English 2024A – Grace – From the Blazing World to The Hunger Games, Girls, Women, Utopia, and Dystopia
• English 2202F – Doelman – Studies in Poetics
• English 2301E – Grace – British Literature Survey
• English 2401E – Diemert – American Literature
• English 2877F – Grace – From the Blazing World to The Hunger Games, Girls, Women, Utopia, and Dystopia
• English 3318E – Grace – Middle English Literature
• English 3347E – Doelman – Restoration and Eighteenth-Century Literature
• English 3365F/4351F – Lee – Frankenstein In Dialogue
• English 3366G – Grace – The Fiction of Jane Austen
• English 3998E – Lee, Weber – Creative Writing
• English 4350G – Grace – Seminar in Literary Studies: The Fiction of Jane Austen

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F

• Family Studies 1010A (530) – Lin – Introduction to Families in Canada
• Family Studies 1010A (531) – Gibson – Introduction to Families in Canada
• Family Studies 1010B (530) – Gibson – Introduction to Families in Canada
• Family Studies 1015A – DeMarchi – Close Relationships
• Family Studies 1015B (530) – DeMarchi – Close Relationships
• Family Studies 1015B (531) – DeMarchi – Close Relationships
• Family Studies 2226A – DeMarchi – Parenting
• Family Studies 2235 – Arundel – Introduction to Counselling
• Family Studies 2260B – DeMarchi – Middle Childhood and Adolescence
• Family Studies 2265 – Lin – Midlife and the Elder Years
• Family Studies 2300F – Descartes – Understanding Family Research
• Family Studies 3230B – Da – Qualitative Research in Family Studies
• Family Studies 3300B – DeMarchi – Family Life Education
• Family Studies 3305G – Da – Family Needs and Resources
• Family Studies 3310B – Balandin – Work/Life Balance: Choices and Challenges
• Family Studies 3325A – Toth – Diversity and the Canadian Family
• Family Studies 3345A – Reid – Family Violence
• Family Studies 4220A – Descartes – Theoretical Perspectives in Family Studies Research
• Family Studies 4403 – Descartes, Da – Practicum
   
• Food and Nutrition 0011A – Conquer – Introduction to Food and Nutrition: Lifecyle Nutrition
• Food and Nutrition 0012B – Conquer – Introduction to Food and Nutrition: Lifecyle Nutrition
• Food and Nutrition 1021 (230) – Martin – Nutrition for Modern Living
• Food and Nutrition 1021 (530) – Broxterman – Nutrition for Modern Living
• Food and Nutrition 1021 (531) – Martin – Nutrition for Modern Living
• Food and Nutrition 1021 (532) – Broxterman – Nutrition for Modern Living
• Food and Nutrition 1030E (530, 531, 532) – Conquer, Sandiland, Cianfrini – Fundamentals of Human Nutrition
• Food and Nutrition 2121 – Broxterman – Introduction to Human Nutrition
• Food and Nutrition 2132A – Davidson – Introduction to FoodsFood and Nutrition 2232 (530, 534) – Ylimaki – Principles of Food Science
• Food and Nutrition 2241B – Martin, Rinaldi – Nutrition Throughout the Human Life Cycle
• Food and Nutrition 2245B – Martin – Nutrition: A Lifespan Approach
• Food and Nutrition 2300B (530) – Hekmat – Food Processing and Engineering
• Food and Nutrition 2350B (530) – Ahmadi – Laboratory Methods in Food Science
• Food and Nutrition 3310B (530) – Maselli – Food Product Development
• Food and Nutrition 3320A – Greig – Global Policy and Food Safety
• Food and Nutrition 3320B (530) – Greig – Global Policies and Food Safety
• Food and Nutrition 3342A – Hekmat – Advanced Food Science
• Food and Nutrition 3344A – Hartman, Donnelly-Vanderloo – Diet and Nutritional Assessment
• Food and Nutrition 3348A (530) – Greig – Food Production Management 1
• Food and Nutrition 3348A (531) – Greig – Food Production Management 1
• Food and Nutrition 3348B (530) – Greig – Food Production Management I
• Food and Nutrition 3351A – O’Connor – Clinical Nutrition I
• Food and Nutrition 3355B – Matthews – Agriculture and Food Systems
• Food and Nutrition 3361A (530) – Battram/Matthews – Fundamentals of Community Nutrition
• Food and Nutrition 3361A (531) – Henry (Neil) – Fundamentals of Community Nutrition
• Food and Nutrition 3361B (530) – Henry (Neil) – Fundamentals of Community Nutrition
• Food and Nutrition 3361B (531) – Madu – Fundamentals of Community Nutrition
• Food and Nutrition 3364B – Bouwmeester – Nutrition, Aging and Health
• Food and Nutrition 3373A – Battram – Nutrition & Physical Activity
• Food and Nutrition 3373B – Battram – Nutrition & Physical Activity
• Food and Nutrition 3380B – Whittington-Carter – Policy Development and Advocacy
• Food and Nutrition 3450F – Lamoureux – Food for Thought
• Food and Nutrition 4440B (530) – Ahmadi – Current Issues in Food Science and Technology
• Food and Nutrition 4449A – Whittington-Carter – Food Production Management II
• Food and Nutrition 4449B – Whittington-Carter – Food Production Management II
• Food and Nutrition 4452 (530/531) – Hekmat – Experimental Foods
• Food and Nutrition 4453A – Hartman – Clinical Nutrition II
• Food and Nutrition 4453B (530/531/532) – Hartman/Donnelly-Vanderloo/O’Connor – Clinical Nutrition II
• Food and Nutrition 4458B (530) – Greig – Equipment Selection and Layout
• Food and Nutrition 4462B (530) – Lakusiak – Community Nutrition II
• Food and Nutrition 4471B – Battram, Twynstra – Nutrition & Metabolic Processes…
• Food and Nutrition 9111A – Hekmat, Piché – Food and Nutritional Policies and Regulations
• Food and Nutrition 9211A – O’Neil – Leadership and Food Management
• Food and Nutrition 9711A – Seabrook, Twynstra – Nutritional Epidemiology and Statistics

• French 1002 – Fanni – Intensive French
• French 1010 – Fanni – Intermediate French
• French 1910 (530) – Fanni – Advanced Level I
• French 1910 (532) – McCarron – Advanced Level I
• French 2404B – Kirk – French and Francophone Cultures: Enlightenment to Postmodernity
• French 2600E – Kirk – Introduction to French Literature
• French 2900 – Fanni – Advanced II
• French 2907A – de Moras – Writing Workshop
• French 3265B – de Moras – Bridging University & French Second Language Classrooms
• French 3602F – Kirk – Culture and Literature in Society: 20th Century France
• French 3720F – Kirk – Culture and Literature in Society: Quebec and French-Canada
• French 3890A – de Moras – Applied Linguistics
• French 3894B – de Moras – French Pronunciation I
• French 3900 – Kirk – Advanced Level III
• French 4113G – Kirk – Senior Seminar in French Literature: Children’s Media
• French 4890B – de Moras – Applied Linguistics II
• French 4900A – de Moras – Advanced Level IV
• French 4901B – de Moras – Advanced Level IV
• French 4903A – Hynscht – Advanced French Communication

 

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H

• History 1404E – Gustavson – Hitler, Stalin and Mussolini: The Totalitarian Age
• History 2103 – Morrison, Gustavson – Europe and England in the 16th & 17th Centuries (c. 1500-1714)
• History 2158A – Gustavson – Food in World History
• History 2158B – Gustavson – Food in World History
• History 2159A – Morrison – Midwives, Madonnas, Witches and Whores: Women in early modern Europe, 1500-1700
• History 2170A – Warecki – Parks, People, and Power
• History 2201E – Warecki – Canada’s Past: A Critical History from the Origins to the Present
• History 2206 – Warecki – Canada’s Contested Past
• History 2403E – Morrison, Gustavson – Europe and England in the 16th & 17th Centuries (c. 1500-1714)
• History 2459F – Morrison – Midwives, Madonnas, Witches and Whores: Women in early modern Europe, 1500-1700
• History 3205E – Warecki – Identities in Conflict: Canadian Social History Since 1800
• History 3424F/4420F – Morrison – Victorian Britain
• History 4291E – Warecki – Identities in Conflict: Canadian Social History Since 1800

 

• Human Ecology 2222F (530) – Matthews – Professional Perspectives
• Human Ecology 2222F (531) – Matthews – Professional PerspectivesHuman Ecology 2222G (530) – Matthews – Professional Perspectives
• Human Ecology 2266F (530) – Lamoureux – Communications
• Human Ecology 2266F (533) – Lamoureux – Communications
• Human Ecology 2266G (530) – Lamoureux – Communications
• Human Ecology 3033A – O’Neil – Design for Human Needs
• Human Ecology 3338B (530) -O’Neil – Issues in Housing
• Human Ecology 3343A (530) – Sloat – Consumer Economics and Resource Management
• Human Ecology 3349A – O’Neil – Principles of Management
• Human Ecology 3349B (530) – O’Neil – Principles of Management
• Human Ecology 3349B (531) – Greig – Principles of ManagementHuman Ecology 4411F – Twynstra – Research Methodology
• Human Ecology 4411G – Twynstra, Seabrook – Research Methodology

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I

• Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) 0015 (530) – Weber – Success in the University Environment
• Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) 0015 (531) – Weber – Success in the University Environment
• Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) 0015 (532) – Weber – Success in the University Environment
• Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) 1015F – Mitchell – Interdisciplinary Perspectives: Living in a Fractured World
• Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS) 1015G/2015G – Mitchell – Interdisciplinary Perspectives: Living in a Fractured World

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L

• Leadership Studies 0010A – Chater – Introduction to Leadership
• Leadership Studies 1000B – Francolini – Introduction to Leadership
• Leadership Studies 1031 (530) – Young – Exploring Leadership
• Leadership Studies 1031 (531) – Hallett – Exploring Leadership
• Leadership Studies 1031 (532) – Burns – Exploring Leadership
• Leadership Studies 1035A – Hillis – Leadership for Foods and Nutrition
• Leadership Studies 2210G – Lamoureux – Ascending the Abyss: Leading Ethically in Dark Times
• Leadership Studies 2232B – Francolini – Leading Change
• Leadership Studies 2233A – Young – Women and Leadership
• Leadership Studies 3331G – Young – Advanced Leadership
• Leadership Studies 3333A – Sharen – Leadership Development
• Leadership Studies 4431F – Young – Leadership in the 21st Century
• Leadership Studies 4432B – Young – Leadership Practicum                                                                    (top)

M

• Management and Organizational Studies (MOS) 2181A – Francolini – Organizational Behaviour
• Management and Organizational Studies (MOS) 2205F – Jean – Business Communications
• Management and Organizational Studies (MOS) 2320A/3320A – Chen-Bendle – Marketing for MOS
• Management and Organizational Studies (MOS) 2275 – Lamoureux – Business Law I
• Management and Organizational Studies (MOS) 3250A – Burns – Starting a Business or Social Enterprise
• Management and Organizational Studies (MOS) 3321G – Chen-Bendle – Consumer Behaviour
• Management and Organizational Studies (MOS) 3322G – Chen-Bendle – Integrated Marketing Communication
• Management and Organizational Studies (MOS) 3323B – Chen-Bendle – Digital Marketing
• Management and Organizational Studies (MOS) 3330A – Borja – Operations Management
• Management and Organizational Studies (MOS) 3350A – Lamoureux – Leadership in Business
• Management and Organizational Studies (MOS) 3370A – Jean – Management Accounting
• Management and Organizational Studies (MOS) 4400B – Hallett – Field Project
• Management and Organizational Studies (MOS) 4411B – Sharen – New Product Development
• Management and Organizational Studies (MOS) 4415A – Sharen – Brand Management
• Management and Organizational Studies (MOS) 4499Y – Hallett – Professional Perspectives in Management

• Math 0105A – O’Hara – Precalculus Mathematics
• Math 0110B – Florence – Introductory Calculus
• Math 1225B – Florence – Methods of Calculus
• Math 1228B – Florence – Methods of Finite Mathematics
• Math 1229B – Florence – Methods of Matrix Algebra

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P

• Philosophy 1230B – Lamoureux – Reasoning and Critical Thinking
• Philosophy 1300E – Hudecki – Introduction to Philosophy
• Philosophy 2700F – Hudecki – Introduction to Ethics and Value Theory

• Physics 0011A – Hemachandra – Introduction to Physics
• Physics 0012B – Hemachandra – Introduction to Physics

• Political Science 1020E – Chater, Lalonde – Introduction to Political Science
• Political Science 2131/2231E – Chater, Nimigan – International Relations
• Political Science 2255G – Graham – Women in Political Life
• Political Science 3320E – DeCicco-Best – Women in Civic Leadership

• Psychology 1000 (530) – Campbell, Janes – Introduction to Psychology
• Psychology 1000 (531) – Campbell – Introduction to Psychology
• Psychology 1000 (532) – Cross-Mellor – Introduction to Psychology
• Psychology 2020 – Campbell – Drugs and Behaviour
• Psychology 2041/3434E – McKeown – The Exceptional Child
• Psychology 2050 – Everest – Human Adjustment
• Psychology 2054A (530) – Tenk – Psychology of Eating
• Psychology 2054A (531) – Foley – Psychology of Eating
• Psychology 2054B – Tenk – Psychology of Eating
• Psychology 2075 – Everest – Human Sexuality
• Psychology 2221A – Cross-Mellor – Introduction to the Biological Basis of Behaviour
• Psychology 2221B – Cross-Mellor – Introduction to the Biological Basis of Behaviour
• Psychology 2301B – Giugno – Introduction to Clinical Psychology
• Psychology 2410A – Barnfield – Introduction to Developmental Psychology
• Psychology 2410B – Barnfield – Introduction to Developmental Psychology
• Psychology 2550A – Mitchell – Introduction to Personality Theory and Research
• Psychology 2620A – Kelly – Introduction to Educational Psychology
• Psychology 2720B – Kelly – Introduction to Social Psychology
• Psychology 2850A (530) – Tenk – Statistics for Psychology I
• Psychology 2850A (531) – Tenk – Statistics for Psychology I
• Psychology 2850B – Tenk – Statistics for Psychology I
• Psychology 2851B – Mitchell – Statistics for Psychology II
• Psychology 2855F (530/531) – Barnfield – Research Methods in Psychology I
• Psychology 2855F (532/533) – Barnfield – Research Methods in Psychology I
• Psychology 2855G – Strang – Research Methods in Psychology I
• Psychology 2856G (530) – Kelly – Research Methods in Psychology II
• Psychology 3215G – Hoshooley – Sex Differences and Behavioural Neuroscience
• Psychology 3311 – Shugar – Abnormal Psychology
• Psychology 3313A – Janes – Fundamentals of Forensic Psychology
• Psychology 3313B – Campbell – Fundamentals of Forensic Psychology
• Psychology 3337F/G – Barnfield – Mental Health and Physical Activity
• Psychology 3434E/2041 – McKeown – The Exceptional Child
• Psychology 3721F – Janes – The Psychology of Persuasion
• Psychology 3800F – Sutton – Psychological Statistics Using Computers
• Psychology 3814G – Barnfield – Ethics is Psychology
• Psychology 3991F – Shugar – Special Topics in Psychology: Introduction to Counselling
• Psychology 4842E – Sutton – Honours Thesis in Psychology

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R

• Religious Studies 0011/1031E – Knight-Messenger – Contemporary Religious Quests
• Religious Studies 2151B/2266G – Fernando – Religion and Families
• Religious Studies 2288E – Lindenburger – Spirituality and Leadership

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S

• Sociology 0010A – Cassidy – Understanding Society: Social Life and Social Inequality
• Sociology 0011B – Cassidy – Understanding Society: Social Institutions and Social Change
• Sociology 1020 (530) – Kleinknecht – Introduction to Sociology
• Sociology 1020 (532/533) – Collins-Nelsen – Introduction to Sociology
• Sociology 1020 (534) – Roberts – Introduction to Sociology
• Sociology 1050A – Young – An Introduction to Community, Service and Active Citizenship
• Sociology 2140 – Cummins – Social Problems
• Sociology 2144A – Cassidy – Sociology of Education
• Sociology 2172B – Cassidy – Advertising and Society
• Sociology 2205A (531) – Seabrook – Statistics for Sociology
• Sociology 2205B (530) – Rooyakkers – Statistics for Sociology
• Sociology 2205B (531) – Rooyakkers – Statistics for Sociology
• Sociology 2205B (532) – Rooyakkers – Statistics for Sociology
• Sociology 2206A – Bell – Research Methods in Sociology
• Sociology 2215A – Jakubowski – Bridging Classroom and Community: An Introduction to Community Development through Service-Learning
• Sociology 2223B – Bikos – Policing, Security and Surveillance
• Sociology 2228A – Collins-Nelsen – Social Inequality in Canada
• Sociology 2235 – Cummins – Sociology of the Family
• Sociology 2253A – Chimbos – Administration of Criminal Justice
• Sociology 2256B – Reynolds – Sociology of Corrections
• Sociology 2259 – Kleinknecht – Sociology of Deviance
• Sociology 2260B – Reynolds – Sociology of Law
• Sociology 2266A – Bikos – Introduction to Criminology
• Sociology 2267B – Chimbos – Youth in Conflict with the Law
• Sociology 2270A – Sunseri – Foundations of Social Theory
• Sociology 2271B – Sunseri – Survey of Contemporary Theory
• Sociology 3306B – Bell – Investigating the Social World: Quantitative Research
• Sociology 3307F – Collins-Nelsen – Qualitative Research
• Sociology 3330F – Jakubowski – Community Development: Foundations
• Sociology 3333F – Sunseri – Interpreting Law and Social Policy to Build Communities
• Sociology 3334B – Sunseri – Community Practicum
• Sociology 3335A – Jakubowski – Community Leadership
• Sociology 3341G – Sunseri – The Social Construction of Gender
• Sociology 3346F – Asare-Bediako – Sociology of Mental Health
• Sociology 3360G – Toth – Law and Social Inequality
• Sociology 3385F – Edwards – Sexuality and Stigma
• Sociology 4496E – Kleinknecht – The Craft of Inquiry

• Spanish 1030 – Brooks – Spanish for Beginners

• Speech 0005W (530) – Onn – Introduction to Speech
• Speech 0005W (531) – Douglas – Introduction to Speech
• Speech 0005X – Douglas – Introduction to Speech
• Speech 2001 – Weber – Forms of Oral Discourse

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W

• Writing 0005W (530) – Diezyn – Critical Reading and Effective Writing
• Writing 0005W (531) – Beckley – Critical Reading and Effective Writing
• Writing 0005X – Beckley – Critical Reading and Effective Writing
• Writing 0010F (530) – Douglas – Fundamentals of Academic Writing for International Students
• Writing 0010F (531) – Huda – Fundamentals of Academic Writing for International Students
• Writing 0010G – Douglas – Fundamentals of Academic Writing for International Students
• Writing 0015F – Diezyn – Advanced Academic Writing for International Students
• Writing 0015G (530) – Diezyn – Advanced Academic Writing for International Students
• Writing 0015G (531) – Melton – Advanced Academic Writing for International Students
• Writing 1020F (530) – Chater – Introduction to University Essay Writing
• Writing 1020F (531) – Chater – Introduction to University Essay Writing
• Writing 1020G (530) – Macklem – Introduction to University Essay Writing
• Writing 1020G (531) – Gucciardo – Introduction to University Essay Writing
• Writing 1020G (532) – Kubow – Introduction to University Essay Writing
• Writing 2101F – Chater – Expository Writing
• Writing 2101G (530) – Macklem – Introduction to Expository Writing

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