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UNIVERSITY OF

‘NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA

Information Session

‘Sunday, April 3, 7-9pm.

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New ‘Local Programs

Students now can take the Bachelor of Social Work -
degree in Prince Rupert or Terrace, starting in September,
UNBC also-has added more course options for. local -
completion of the Bachelor of Arts degree.

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Program .

c UNBC. grad Laura Gosnell of Teriace i is leading a new
" program starting this summer aimed at increasing the’.
~ number of aboriginal school teachers in northern BC. The ©
~* Aboriginal Teacher Education Bridging program will-open
~ ,the.door to university for Fup to. 20 students starting this
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-_ New Nursing Program

- UNBC js partnering with Northwest Community College,
. Northern Health, and the College of New Caledonia in:

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Bags Sa - Terrace. The first 18 students will begin this fall.

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‘M.Ed. to Start

“A new master's degree | in Educational Counselling will also
begin. this summer, providing expanded educational
==" opportunities for students interested in pursuing a degree.
_ part-time. The program will be 'UNBC's sixth graduate-level
_program to be offered in the Northwest. . — |

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A Part of the Northwest

UNBC’ s Terrace campus, 4744 | Park Ave

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Northwest Courses __
Spring. and Summer 2005"
In Terrace: .

Anthropology 451-3 Traditional Use Studies
August 7 to 12,9 amto5pm. —

Geography 309-3 Settlements Geography

’ Tuesday & Wednesday 6 pm to 9 pm &

Friday afternoons Tpm to 4am, May 10 to June 2 3.

- History 302-3 Western Canada

Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays, 5 pm to 8 pm,
June 6 to 30th.

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Social Work 452-3 Social Work/Crisis Intervention in Terrace |

June 13 to 17, 9 am to 5 pm. .

In Prince Rupert:
English 331- 3 Genres in Canadian Literature

July 4 to 8, 9. am to-5 pm.

First Nations Studies 223-3 Tsimshian Language

‘Immersion -
August 15 to 19, 22 to 26, 1 pm to 5 pm.

In Port Edward:

English: 470-3 Creative Writing Poetry

July 11. to 15, 9 am to'S.pm.

- First Nations Studies 3801 -3 First Nations Art

May 2 to 6, 9am to 5 pm

- Political Science 434 Resource Communities in Transition
May 9 to 13, 9am to 5 pm.

* " Courses subject to change and sufficient enrolment.

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UNBC’s Northwest Regional Campus
"250-615-5578 or 1-800-697-7388
nw-info@unbe.ca_
-- _www.unbe.ca/regops/nw

For more information on how to apply and register, contact us or drop by the information session

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Attending university is a family affair DeeDee Tashoots graduated with a
- UNBC Social Work degree in 2004 after taking courses in Terrace.
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