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Celebrating 10 Years 1994-2004

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Welcome to Langara College

Linda Holmes President It is my great pleasure to welcome you to Langara College.

This year marks our 10th anniversary as an independent publicly-funded college. We are

Langara College has earned a

students from other institutions,

with a golf course and YMCA next

reputation for academic excellence

and that their achievement

door. Our central location on West

in the post-secondary system.

is directly comparable to the

49th Avenue is easily accessible by

Evidence for this reputation is the

achievement of students who

bus, bicycle, or car.

high level of success our students

complete their entire degree at

achieve when they graduate from

SFU. The SFU research also shows

Langara College attracts thousands

Langara and pursue a university

that Langara students who transfer

of students each year who discover

degree or embark on their career.

to SFU have the highest degree

that smaller class sizes, award-

UBC accepts more university

completion rate (68.3 percent)

winning instruction, and readily

transfer students into first-degree

when compared to students from

available, friendly services make

programs from Langara than

the other Lower Mainland public

their post-secondary education

from any other college in BC,

colleges. In addition, the array

experience more successful.

and more than 90 percent of our

of Continuing Studies courses

career program graduates find

at Langara is the largest, most

Please visit our campus during

employment in their chosen field

varied, and of the highest quality

our Open House on November 5

within four months of graduation.

available from a public post-

and 6, 2004. Come and explore

secondary college in BC.

our program offerings, meet our

proud of the many successes we have enjoyed over the past decade, the foundation for which was laid in the almost 30 years of operation that preceded our independence as an institution.

helpful employees and students

Research shows that on average, Langara students who transfer

Our campus combines the

and experience the Langara College

achieve higher cumulative GPAs at

convenience of an urban setting

brand of education.

Simon Fraser University (SFU), on

with a peaceful environment that

degree completion, than transfer

includes lawns, wetlands and trees,

Langara College Looks to the Future

Linda Arnold & Martin Gerson Deans of Instruction

Between 75 and 80 percent of

baccalaureate degree with applied

At this point, with the College’s

the full-time equivalent students

outcomes. “Applied outcomes”

reputation for producing students

enrolled in the Arts and Science

means that rather than a liberal arts

who are more than equal to the

University Transfer program are

degree, which provides education

challenges of university, “ Langara

enrolled in courses that may

without necessarily linking it to

College is very well-positioned

culminate in an Associate Degree

a career, the baccalaureate will

to provide more spaces for

or Diploma that is transferable to

prepare the student for a certain

baccalaureate degrees in the

universities.

profession. Arnold and Gerson

province,” says Gerson.

believe the move is a natural But in the next five years, certain

transition for the College.

The provincial legislation necessary to make such a change has been

key areas are likely to expand “We’re really in an evolutionary

to four-year degree-granting

“The Ministry of Advanced

passed, and a proposal is in the

process right now,” according to

programs, meaning that students

Education is beginning to recognize

works. The first program likely to

Linda Arnold, one of the College’s

won’t need to transfer at all.

that universities don’t have an

make the change is Nursing.

two Deans of Instruction. Her

Four-year Langara College

unlimited capacity for transfer

colleague, Martin Gerson, agrees.

graduates will achieve a

students,” Arnold explains.

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Vancouver, BC, Canada

Services Available:

Academic Excellence

Athletics - 604.323.5421

Langara College’s commitment to student success is reflected in all its academic offerings.

Arts & Science University Transfer Seventy-five percent of Langara College’s 8,000 students are registered in first- and second-year Arts & Science University Transfer courses. Courses are offered in a variety of subject areas leading to diplomas and associate degrees.

Career Programs More than 30 career programs are currently offered at Langara, most leading to either a two-year diploma or a one-year certificate. Many career programs are transferable to university and/or offer practicums, internships or co-op work placements.

Co-operative Education More than 200 students enter the Co-operative Education Program each year, alternating four terms of study with two terms of paid employment. Students gain valuable experience, learn how to market their skills and make industry contacts.

College and Career Access Program CCAP is a one-term program that prepares students for a successful transition to post-secondary education and ongoing career development.

English Language Programs STEP and LEAP are full-time intensive English and academic skills programs that prepare students for college and university.

They are designed for international and Canadian students whose first language is not English.

Continuing Studies More than 500 courses and 35 certificate programs are offered annually through Continuing Studies. To view the current program catalogue visit the Continuing Studies website at www.langara.bc.ca/cs.

Langara College has an outstanding athletics program and competes in the British Columbia Colleges Athletic Association (BCCAA) and the Canadian Colleges Athletic Association (CCAA).

College teams include: badminton; basketball; soccer; and volleyball.

Child Development Centre 604.323.5204 A fully integrated day-care that serves 62 children ages 18 months to five years.

Priority is given to student families.

Counselling Department 604.323.5221 The Counselling Department offers a full range of services that includes: educational, career and personal counselling; student success workshops; and access to a comprehensive Career Resource Centre.

Disability Services - 604.323.5635 Services for students with documented disabilities include exam accommodations, course materials in alternative formats, tutoring, referral and liaison with community agencies, adaptive equipment and educational planning. For information, call Disability Services (number above) or the Special Needs Counsellor (604-323-5505).

Financial Aid Office - 604.323.5376 “My friends who attended university for first and second year had classes of 200 or more people.

“At Langara, I had classes of 30. I was always able to get the help I needed.”

Oliver Szeto Associate of Arts & Science Degree Graduate and SFU Geography Student

“The internship portion of the Recreation Program with the Arbutus Club was a very positive experience for me. It gave me an advantage when a position opened up at the end of the term.”

Angie Northcott Recreation Services Assistant & Special Events Coordinator Arbutus Club Recreation Program Graduate

“We learned the fundamentals of business with an international outlook, which for me best represented the changing nature of commerce. A broader perspective in making everyday decisions has helped me work successfully overseas with different cultures, while developing new opportunities.”

Varinder Dhaliwal Tricity Business Centre International Business Co-op Graduate

Financial Aid helps students access sources of funding such as the Canada/ BC Student Loans Program, on-campus employment, scholarships and bursaries.

First Nations - 604.323.5645 A First Nations Education Co-ordinator (604-323-5645) and a First Nations Liaison Counsellor (604-323-5221) are available for First Nations students who require college orientation and/or counselling.

Homestay - 604.323.5696 Homestay offers students the opportunity to live with carefully selected English-speaking families who provide a furnished room and three meals a day. International students can practice English and learn about Canadian culture in a supportive environment.

Library, Media and Bookstore “Returning to school as an adult is quite challenging. The CCAP program gave me many tools that make me more effective in my academic and personal life.

Thank you.”

“The skills I learned from the three studios of the Display + Design program have helped me with all aspects of my job.

Display + Design gave me the confidence and skills to get me where I am today.”

“The two years I spent in the Journalism program at Langara are among the most memorable of my life. Those years showed me what I can do and put me on the road to where I am today.”

Sergio Moreno College & Career Access Program

Katie Goodheart Event Coordinator Rare Indigo Destination Marketing Display + Design Program Graduate

Simi Sara Anchor and Host City TV News at 6 & City Cooks Journalism Program Graduate

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The Library (604.323.5462) is the students’ link to worldwide information resources; in addition, it houses two learning centres, computer labs and a lab for students with motor/visual disabilities. The Instructional Media group (604.323.5309) helps with technology for class presentations. The Bookstore (604.323.5203) offers course materials, stationery and gifts.

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Arts & Science University Transfer Langara College offers a wide variety of firstand second-year arts and science subject areas and courses for university transfer and general education. These include: Aboriginal Studies Accounting Anthropology Applied Urban & Rural Planning Archaeology Art History Biology Business Canadian Studies Chemistry Chinese (Mandarin) Classical Studies Commerce Communications Computer Science Creative Writing Criminology Ecology Economics Engineering English Environmental Studies Family Studies Film Arts

Fine Arts French Geography Geology Greek History Human Kinetics Japanese Latin Latin American Studies Marketing Mathematics Pacific Rim Peace & Conflict Studies Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Recreation Religious Studies Sociology Spanish Statistics Women’s Studies

The World is Your Classroom Langara College has been at the forefront of initiating domestic and international field study opportunities.

Haida Gwaii Studies

Explore the mystique of the Queen Charlotte Islands – Summer ‘05 This exciting new program delivers university transfer credits in Biology, Geography and Aboriginal Studies.

Students complete class-work at Langara College, followed by a two-week field trip to Haida Gwaii, touring the islands by land and sea.

Academic Offerings

In addition to allowing you to pursue your own choice of subjects and courses, Langara College has developed many programs of study. These programs have been developed to meet the needs of students wishing to accomplish specific university transfer or career goals.

For 30 years, award-winning art history instructor Bruce Hanbury has travelled to Europe with students eager to learn about art and architecture in some of the world’s most beautiful cities.

In the process, students earn up to 12 university credits.

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Archeology Field School Environmental Studies in British Columbia Fraser River Studies History in Greece Religious Studies in Japan Renaissance Art in Italy Study in London

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An Arts and Science Diploma is suitable for students planning to study beyond the college level. Depending on courses selected, this diploma is offered in many areas of concentration: Aboriginal Studies (LE) Applied Computer Science and Technology (LE) Applied Urban and Rural Planning (LE) Arts Canadian Studies Classical Studies Commerce Transfer (LE) English

Environmental Studies Family Studies Human Kinetics Latin American Studies Leisure Studies Pacific Rim (LE) Peace and Conflict Studies Science (General) Women’s Studies

Certificates and Citations Limited Enrolment (LE) Programs Arts and Science programs with limited enrolment (LE) require that students apply directly to the program, and many LE programs have additional admission requirements. Priority registration is available to students who have applied to and been accepted in limited enrolment programs.

Associate of Arts (A.A.) Degree

Langara College offers a number of Arts and Science certificate and citation programs: Aboriginal Studies (LE) Computer Science Computer Programming Engineering (LE) Internet/Web Computing & Software Development (LE) Professional Computer Science & Technology (LE)

An Associate of Arts Degree is offered in general Arts as well as in the following areas of concentration: Aboriginal Studies (LE) Canadian Studies Classical Studies Commerce and Business Studies Creative Writing

English Family Studies Geography Latin American Studies Peace and Conflict Studies Women’s Studies

Associate of Science (A.Sc.) Degree An Associate of Science Degree is offered in general Science as well as in the following areas of concentration: Biology (General) Biology (Molecular/ Microbiology) Biology (Ecology)

Chemistry Computer Science Physics

“The Aboriginal Studies Program provided me with skills and knowledge to achieve my future goal of being a First Nations lawyer. In completing the program I have been blessed with the reward of being confident and capable of meeting challenges head-on and succeeding beyond my dreams.”

Rhonda McRobb, Iskut Aboriginal Studies Graduate, 2003

Programs that Transfer into a Specific University Program Some examples include:

LANGARA COLLEGE PROGRAM*

TRANSFERS TO: *

TRANSFERS INTO: *

Aboriginal Studies Associate of Arts Degree

UBC UNBC SFU Malaspina

3rd yr Arts or 3rd yr First Nations Studies 3rd yr Arts or 3rd yr First Nations Studies 3rd yr Faculty of Arts (First Nations Minor) 3rd yr Arts or 3rd yr First Nations Studies

Environmental Studies Diploma

RRU

3rd yr B. Sc. in Environmental Science

Business: • International Business Diploma • Marketing & Sales Diploma • Arts and Science (Commerce) Diploma

RRU RRU UBC

3rd yr B. Commerce in Entrepreneurial Management 3rd yr B. Commerce in Entrepreneurial Management 3rd yr B. Commerce

Applied Comp. Sci. & Technology Diploma

Athabasca

B. Sc. Computer Information Systems Post-Diploma

Recreation Diploma (Enterprise and Service Delivery options)

Malaspina

3rd yr B. Tourism Mgmt., major-Recreation Mgmt

Engineering Certificate

UBC

2nd yr Engineering

Pacific Rim Diploma

UBC

3rd yr Asian Studies

Study In Europe

Develop a deeper sense of European art & culture – Fall ’05

Arts and Science Diplomas

Whether your goal is to prepare for college studies, complete some university courses before transferring to university, embark on a program of study culminating in an Associate Degree or Diploma in Arts and Science or complete a Career Program Diploma, we can provide you with the courses you need.

* NOTE:

• Students who complete the above programs are not restricted to transferring into the universities or programs listed.

• Students with credentials listed above must meet the admission requirements of the institution to which they are transferring.

• Upon completion of Langara College Arts and Science Diploma or Associate Degree programs with the appropriate selection of courses, students may be eligible for transfer to third-year Arts and Science Degree programs at universities and university-colleges.

• Further information regarding transfer of Langara College courses/programs to BC institutions may be found at www.bccat.bc.ca.

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Aboriginal Studies (LE)

Provides an understanding of historic and contemporary realities of Aboriginal people in Canada.

The future is examined in terms of self-government, land claims and community development.

Applied Urban and Rural Planning (LE)

Learn the basic elements and practices of planning as they relate to current planning issues. Combines university transfer courses with skills-based courses.

Arts (General)

Provides a well-rounded program of studies in arts.

Biology (General)

The Associate Degree covers courses in biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics. Biology courses include cell biology, botany, ecology, genetics and zoology.

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Biology (Molecular/Microbiology)

The Associate Degree covers courses in geology, chemistry, mathematics and physics. Biology courses focus on cell biology, microbiology and genetics.

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Biology (Ecology)

The Associate Degree covers courses in biology, chemistry, mathematics and physics with a focus on ecosystems, population ecology and biodiversity.

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Canadian Studies

Provides critical perspectives on major issues and controversies that mark contemporary Canada. Core courses draw from history, sociology, political science and English.

Chemistry

The Associate Degree covers courses in analytical, organic and physical chemistry as well as mathematics, physics and biology.

Classical Studies

Covers the history, art, literature and philosophy of the Greeks and Romans and provides perspective on how these societies still influence the world today.

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Commerce & Business Studies

Provides a basis for entry into general business fields, and a business-oriented direction for mathematically-inclined students.

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Commerce Transfer (LE)

Corresponds to pre-commerce and first-year commerce at UBC. Most courses also transfer to other universities. Students complete one year of arts and science requirements and apply to the Commerce Transfer Program for their second year.

Computer Science

The Associate Degree provides a strong foundation in aspects of computer science, as well as mathematics and physics. The Citation is designed as a fundamental introduction to computer science or computer programming.

Computer Science Applied Computer Science & Technology (LE)

Covers object-oriented programming, databases, operating systems, computer hardware and architecture, user-interface design, software engineering, Internet and intranet technology.

Computer Science Internet/Web Computing and Software Development (LE)

Provides a solid technical foundation for e-business with courses in Internet technologies, operating systems, web servers, enterprise database development, and JAVA, XML, SOAP, Oracle and SQL. This one-year (three-semester) certificate program offers university transfer courses.

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Computer Science Professional Computer Science & Technology (LE)

Designed for computing professionals or those with a technical background (e.g. engineers, scientists) who want to upgrade skills in object-oriented programming, database, operating systems, Internet and intranet technology and client/server technology.

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Creative Writing

The Associate Degree covers courses in writing poetry, stage plays, screenplays, short stories and non-fiction prose.

Engineering Transfer (LE)

Corresponds to first-year engineering at UBC. Most courses also transfer to other universities. Students may apply to second-year UBC engineering after completing first year at Langara College.

English

Covers courses in modern and historical English, American and Canadian literature and composition, theatre history, interpersonal and business communications and linguistics.

Environmental Studies

Covers physical principles governing biosphere functions and explores environmental issues in depth.

Includes: biology, chemistry, geography, environmental law, field techniques and contemporary issues.

Family Studies

Covers sociological, psychological, philosophical, literary and historical perspectives on the family.

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Geography

The Associate Degree provides a strong background in geography, including physical, urban, economic and cultural geography as well as geographic techniques.

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Human Kinetics

Primarily for those seeking to complete two years of university transfer course work towards a degree in Human Kinetics, Physical Education, or Kinesiology.

Latin American Studies

Offers a range of courses covering the geography, history, politics, economy, languages and cultures of Latin America. Prepares students for more advanced study at university in Latin American Studies or related disciplines, and also provides the necessary background and knowledge for those planning to work in the region.

Leisure Studies

Primarily for those seeking to complete two years of university transfer course work towards a degree in Recreation, Leisure or Sport Studies.

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Pacific Rim (LE)

Prepares students for second- or third-year of Asian Studies at UBC and/or related arts programs at most universities. Students are encouraged to learn a Pacific Rim language.

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Peace & Conflict Studies

Considers the problems of human conflict and the means by which it can be constructively and non-violently resolved.

Physics

The Associate Degree covers courses in physics, chemistry, mathematics and computer science. Physics courses focus on modern physics, electricity and magnetism, thermodynamics, and classical mechanics.

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Science (General)

Provides a well-rounded program of studies in the sciences.

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Women’s Studies

Examines critical concepts for understanding women’s perspectives on their experiences personally, collectively, locally and globally.

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Early application is encouraged for ALL programs.

Applications are accepted as of October 1st for programs starting the following September.

Applications are accepted 11 months before the start of each semester.

LE indicates Limited Enrolment. Special application procedures apply.

CERTIFICATE

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ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE DEGREE

APPLY EARLY!

CREDENTIALS ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DEGREE

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BUSI N ESS & COMMUN I T Y

Business Management *

Provides students with a solid foundation in a variety of business subjects as well as academic courses in economics, English, communications and mathematics. Program includes several electives and the option to change study focus.

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Computer Information Systems *

Comprehensive program for students interested in business-oriented computer information systems. September or January start date. Courses include: Networking & Security (Windows 2000 & Linux), Programming (Visual Basic, C++, Java), Internet technology, Database Management Systems (Oracle, SQLserver), Computer Architecture.

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Criminal Justice *

A mix of university transfer courses in criminology and related arts, and skills-based non-transferable courses. Provides preparatory education and some training for those interested in a career in law enforcement, criminology or security.

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Financial Management *

This program includes practical skills in accounting and proficiency in business decision-making and analysis. Many of the courses are university transferable or transferable to professional accounting associations.

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International Business *

Provides knowledge of the history, culture, economies and business practices of the world’s major trading blocks. This is a rapidly growing discipline with many job opportunities. Students have the option to change study focus.

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Library & Information Technology *

This program prepares students for technical duties in libraries and information centres acquiring, organizing and retrieving information, usually under the supervision of a professional librarian.

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Marketing & Sales *

This practical program focuses on the principles and practices of marketing and sales, including a mix of business and academic courses which explore business decision-making and analysis. Students can opt to change study focus.

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Nutrition & Food Service Management *

This is a distance-learning program that prepares students for careers in food service management with a focus on health care. Graduates are eligible for membership in the Canadian Society of Nutrition Managers. Most courses are available online and are transferable to university dietetics programs.

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Display + Design

This program prepares students for careers in the display and special event industries. Each term offers studio courses in 3-dimensional design, interior design, graphic design, plus business and academic courses.

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Film Arts * Three Options:

An eight-month intensive, collaborative, and comprehensive program for students with previous experience and education wishing to work in film as actors, writers, and/or directors. Choose from three streams of study: Acting, Writing, and Directing.

Acting Option

Students learn how to market their talents by preparing for film auditions and creating personal demo reels and voice tapes.

Writing Option

Students learn to write for TV and film, market convincing proposals for film and video projects, and edit others’ screenplays.

C R E AT I V E A RTS

Directing Option

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Journalism – Diploma *

This program prepares students for a career in journalism at community papers, dailies and magazines. Provides a basis for those who want to work in broadcast journalism. Students learn by working on the program’s weekly newspaper, The Voice.

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Journalism – Certificate *

This is an accelerated program for those with extensive post-secondary background.

Professional Photo-Imaging

Prepares students for a variety of photography careers. Courses range from commercial photography to quality control of photographic processes. Assignments involve laboratory and studio work.

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Publishing: Techniques & Technologies *

Covers the print-based graphics and photo-intensive publishing sequences, as well as writing, editing and new media publishing, from concept to finished product. Provides comprehensive training for those who wish to enter the increasingly diversified publishing industry, or set up their own graphic design or electronic publishing business. Teaches new techniques for those already in the industry who wish to upgrade their skills.

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Theatre Arts/Studio 58 * Two Options:

One of the best theatre schools in Canada, Studio 58 provides practical, hands-on training for talented, committed students looking for exciting and rewarding careers in professional theatre, film and television.

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HEA LTH , AP P LIED SC IE NC E & H U M AN SE RVIC ES

This diploma program prepares students to work in a variety of licensed child care centres. Graduates meet the requirements of the ECE registry, Ministry of Community, Aboriginal & Women’s Services.

Early Childhood Education Special Education Post Basic

Designed to prepare graduates of ECE basic programs to meet the requirements of the Community Care Facilities Branch’s Early Childhood Educator Special Education Credential. Continuous intake of applicants.

Education Assistant

This nine-month, full-time certificate program prepares students to work in schools with children and adolescents with disabilities. Blends the study of theoretical principles with practical experience through course-work and three practicums.

A Coordinated Diploma option is also available - please see the College website for more details.

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Students learn the values, skills, and benefits of recreation. Applicants should have a keen interest in dealing with people, programs, budgets, facilities, leadership and group processes. The program prepares students for careers in the recreation field and/or provides varied university transfer options.

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Service Delivery Option Facilities Option Social Service Worker

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Students learn to be recreation leaders in a flexible program that allows the addition of specific university transfer courses.

Students learn recreation program design and leadership with small business development and management skills.

Students with relevant work experience learn program planning, special event design/management, community recreation.

Students with experience in the field take courses in recreation facility maintenance and operations management.

This nine-month program provides a combination of academic, experiential and community-based learning, including two practicum placements. Focus is on the theory and practice of delivering basic social services. A Coordinated Diploma option is also available - please see the College website for more details.

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* These career programs are open to international students.

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Studio 58 trains those who want a career in the technical side of theatre or other performing arts. Students learn through a combination of intensive practical classes, workshops, and backstage participation in Studio 58 productions.

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Studio 58 trains actors to be contributing members of the professional performing arts communities through intensive classes, workshops, and participation in productions.

An 11-semester baccalaureate program, of which Langara College offers the first seven semesters. The remaining 4 semesters may be completed at any collaborative partner site. Graduates are eligible to write the Canadian Registered Nurse Exams.

Leadership Option

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Nursing Program (Collaborative Curriculum, 2004)

* Recreation Four Options:

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Students create a short video and learn to block, rehearse, and communicate ideas to a crew via a “director’s notebook.”

A full-time visual arts program involving 35 to 40 hours per week of studio practice plus course work in art history and English. Most course credits are transferable to fine arts programs at post-secondary institutions in BC and Canada.

Production Option

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Acting Option

LETTER OF INTENT

CO-OP OPTION

CERTIFICATE

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POST-DIPLOMA INTERNSHIP

C ARE ER PRO GR AM S

DIPLOMA

Langara College offers career programs developed with the co-operation of community-based advisory committees which lead to careers in the arts, business, industry, and community services. Please visit the College website for application information.

POST-DIPLOMA CERTIFICATE

Career Programs

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LETTER OF INTENT

The 2005 Mini Calendar has been produced to highlight the many courses, programs and services offered by Langara College. Programs and courses are offered as available and are subject to change. For complete details, please visit the College website at www.langara.bc.ca.

A D M I S S I O N R E Q U I R E M E N TS

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Preference is given to applicants with above-average grades or to those with relevant work experience. Math 11 is recommended.

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Students should have completed Math 11 with a C minimum or Math Diagnostic Test with a score of 60 or CISET-MATH test with level 4 or 5; BCAP 1200 or CPSC 1010 with B+ or CISET-COMP level 4 or 5.

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Preference is given to applicants with a cumulative GPA of 2.00 or higher in post-secondary studies completed.

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Students must complete an on-line program, with practicum courses taken at a workplace. Two letters of reference are required. Individual courses are available for upgrading purposes. Most courses are university transferable to dietetics at UBC. Previous work experience in food service is an asset.

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Math 11 is recommended; a successful portfolio interview is required.

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Applicants must have completed one or more of the following: two years of post-secondary education; a course of studies in theatre arts at a recognized theatre school; a course in film studies or film production at a recognized school; acting in, directing, writing, or producing at least one film or video.

January start date.

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Applicants must attend a Fine Arts information session, meet departmental criteria for admission, prove eligibility to register in ENGL 1107, and fill out a Fine Arts candidate questionnaire.

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Students must display a high level of achievement in English or writing and a typing speed of at least 40 words per minute. Experience in a school newspaper or the media is also helpful. An entrance test is required. A portfolio is recommended. Either Grade 12 graduation or minimum three credits of university-transferable courses with minimum 2.0 GPA are also required.

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A university degree is required; experience in a school newspaper or the media is helpful. An entrance test is required. A portfolio is recommended.

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A portfolio is required; preference is given to those with BC Math 12 and a physical science. BC Grade 12 graduation or an equivalent is required. Applicants must attend an information session, and an interview is required.

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Students must have achieved Level 5 on the LET or LPI or qualify for English test exemption with a C+ grade or better in a college-level writing course.

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Applicants should be at least 19 years of age by their audition date and have at least two years of post-secondary education and/or work experience, not necessarily related to theatre arts.

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Students must have a successful admission interview and two current letters of reference. Also desirable are paid or volunteer experience in a library or information setting, or a solid work history in a related area.

Preference is given to applicants with above-average grades or to those with relevant work experience. Math 11 is recommended.

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Two letters of reference and a personal statement are required. An admission interview may be required.

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A successful audition is required. Application deadline - March 15. Auditions - April/May for September and January start dates.

Students must have successfully completed a production project. An interview and audition are required. Application deadline - March 15.

Auditions - April/May for the January start date.

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Good health is required – students must be able to participate fully in all aspects of the program and practica. They must have current Canadian work experience with groups of children from birth to age six, supported by two letters of reference, one of which must reflect related experience in a day-care or preschool. They must submit a supplemental application and have a successful admission interview by the program selection committee. A criminal record check is required before students are accepted into the program. TB clearance is also required. September or January start date.

Students require an Early Childhood Education Certificate or Diploma, CCFB Early Childhood Educator Licence or an equivalent.

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Students must have current paid or volunteer experience in the school system with children with special needs and two corresponding letters of reference, as well as a successful admission interview. A post-secondary transcript may also be required, if applicable.

Students require a minimum of three letters of reference related to recreation experience and a supplemental application form. The five-day Outward Bound field school requires, before the first day of classes, completion of a medical exam indicating good emotional, physical and psychological health.

An interview may be required. Attendance at a program orientation session prior to registration is highly recommended.

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Current paid or volunteer experience in the social service field is required; as well as 2 reference letters, one of which must indicate at least 60 hours of paid or volunteer experience in the social service field; post-secondary transcript showing a minimum of 3 university transfer credits with a minimum C average.

Candidates must be in good health and emotionally stable. Preference is given to those who are at least 21. Supplemental application is required.

H EA LT H, A P P LIED SC IE NC E & HU M AN S ERVIC E S

For admission requirement details see the Langara College website or the Nursing Department Information Kit.

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NOTE: Many career program courses are transferable to university. Please refer to the British Columbia Council on Admissions and Transfer’s Online Transfer Guide: www.bccat.bc.ca.

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How to Apply

Application Information Langara College welcomes applications from Canadian citizens, permanent residents and international students.

Admission Requirements All students must possess a level of English sufficient to support studies at the college level, as well as one of the following: n BC Grade 12 or equivalent n successful completion of the Adult Basic Education Program n Dean’s Admission (19 years of age or older on the first day of the semester in which you wish to enrol)

Provisional Acceptance for Secondary School Applicants If you are currently in Grade 12 and submit an application to the Arts and Science program at Langara College, you will be admitted on a provisional basis. Your admission is conditional, and will be confirmed as soon as we receive your final official transcript in July indicating that you have successfully completed Grade 12.

APPLY EARLY!

Registrar’s Office

Langara College starts accepting applications 11 months prior to the start of each semester.

Apply early. Your application date will affect your registration priority.

Being accepted to Langara College, and receiving a Langara Identification Number, DOES NOT guarantee you registration into your preferred courses. Acceptance allows you access to the registration process on a first-come, first-served basis. Popular courses fill quickly.

Early applicants have more choices.

Students are also advised to apply early for Student Loan funding.

DON’T WAIT, APPLY EARLY!

The Registrar’s Office (604.323.5241) provides a variety of services and information. Contact the Registrar’s Office for: n applications n admission and registration information n registration guides n calendars n assistance with registration n transcripts n transfer credit requests n applications for associate degrees, diplomas, certificates and citations.

Applications accepted starting October 2004 for September 2005.

Get your application form from the Registrar’s Office, the College website, your secondary school counsellor or apply online at www.pas.bc.ca. Applications cannot be submitted in person on October 1.

Complete and submit the form, along with: n Official transcripts from secondary school and all post-secondary institutions you have attended.

International Students For application information, visit the College website or call International Education Services at 604.323.5023.

n Any other documentation required for your application (e.g., placement tests, career program requirements, etc.).

See the website for specific program requirements.

Application to Career and Limited Enrolment Programs

n $40 non-refundable application fee ($150 for international applicants).

Application to these programs may require specific supplements such as letters of reference, interviews and portfolios. Please refer to the College website for each program’s requirements.

Apply online at www.pas.bc.ca OR submit your application in person or by mail to:

Transfer Credit

Admissions Registrar’s Office Langara College 100 West 49th Avenue Vancouver, BC Canada V5Y 2Z6

To obtain credit for courses taken at another post-secondary institution, you must complete a Transfer Credit Request form, available from the Registrar’s Office, and submit it with supporting official transcripts.

You must apply for transfer credit at least two months before the semester begins.

For more information call:

604.323.5241

Diagnostic Tests Diagnostic tests in English, Mathematics, Chemistry and/or Physics may be required. Test results from the Langara English Test (LET) or the Language Proficiency Index (LPI) are required for registration in first semester English and communications courses, all economics courses, some computer science and philosophy courses and many career programs.Tests should be written well before registration.

Fees may apply. Check the College website for more information.

L A NGA R A C O L L E G E

OPEN HOUSE Friday, Nov 5, 2004 APPLICATIONS OPEN

APPLY EARLY!

Spring Semester 2005 (Starting in January)

February 1, 2004

Summer Semester 2005 (Starting in May)

June 1, 2004

Fall Semester 2005 (Starting in September)

October 1, 2004

Spring Semester 2006 (Starting in January)

February 1, 2005

For closing dates and updates, contact the Registrar’s Office.

Dates apply to domestic students only.

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1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Saturday, Nov 6, 2004 10:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

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