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Children & Youth Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Kindermusik . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Le Petit Conservatoire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Child/Parent keyboard-Mini Mozart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Child/Parent Strings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11Suzuki Piano . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Conservatory Juventus Choir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12Guitar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13String Orchestras . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13Chamber Music Coaching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Scottish Pipe & Drum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Jazz Improvisation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Music Composition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Conservatory Theory Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Speech Arts & Drama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Visual Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Adult Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Guitar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19Hand Drum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Music Composition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Scottish Pipe & Drum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Ukulele . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Voice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Visual Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Individual Instruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Registration & Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26Children & Youth Courses at a Glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Adult Courses at a Glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28

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Dates to Remember . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30Volunteer & Community Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Arts & Entertainment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31Computers & Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Fitness & Movement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Health & Lifestyle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38Wellness Wednesdays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44Languages . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48Social Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49Writing & Literature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52

Thursday Noon Hour Forums . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54Seniors’ University Group (SUG) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57Courses at a Glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58Registration & Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61

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Professional Certificates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64Project Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64Professional Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64Professional Leadership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65Business Analysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65Marketing & Sales Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65Customized Corporate Training Solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66Institutes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66Professional Seminars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67Courses at a Glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70Undergraduate Certificates & Diplomas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72Public Relations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72Extended Studies in Inclusive Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72Administration Level I & II . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72Local Government Authority . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73Pastoral Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73Liberal Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73Hospitality, Tourism & Gaming Entertainment . . . . . . . . . . 73Upcoming Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74Admission, Registration & Policies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76

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Distance & Online Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79Online Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79Televised Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81Blended Courses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81Transition Programs & Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82High School Accelerated Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82Casual University Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82Prior Learning Assessment & Recognition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82ACAD 100 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82

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The arts are a great way for children, teens and adults to build confidence, be

social, learn self-discipline and get creative while having fun learning an instrument,

developing acting skills or expressing themselves through visual arts.

Our performing and visual arts programs get students excited and passionate about

the arts. Your child will learn from the highest quality instructors who will develop and

nurture their creative and personal skills. Children do better in school, have positive

emotional and behavioural development, and have a greater ability to make friends

and engage in teamwork and leadership.

Children & youth Programs

Our students have an enriching and fun time taking a wide range of children and

youth programs from Kindermusik for newborns to theatre and guitar for teens. Our

group programs give students the opportunity to get creative with others their age and

skill level.

adult Programs

Adults can enjoy several group programs such as

guitar, singing, drumming, dance, pottery and more.

Our classes are fun and friendly, so join us and

explore your passion for music and visual arts.

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Children & youth Programs

KinDermusiK viLLaGe® (ages newborn-18 months)

Village is for lap babies, crawlers and

walkers. It incorporates the most current

research on early childhood development

and provides families a special place

for learning and connecting with other

parents and babies through music and

movement.

Zoom buGGy

Hop in the Zoom Buggy to find out the

many ways baby can zoom. In Zoom

Buggy you will discover that baby can

enjoy rumbling, squeaking, chugging,

bumping, vrooming, swooshing and more!

Days: Wed, Sep 3-Oct 22

1:00-1:45pm OR

Thu, Sep 4-Oct 23

10:15-11:00am OR

Sat, Sep 6-Oct 25

10:00-10:45am

Course Fee: $90 + $40 Materials

Dream PiLLoW

Baby is the star in Dream Pillow, with

each activity carefully planned to

stimulate baby’s developing brain and

promote physical, social, cognitive,

emotional and language development.

Days: Wed, Oct 29-Dec 17

1:00-1:45pm OR

Thu, Oct 30-Dec 18

10:15-11:00am OR

Sat, Nov 1-Dec 20

11:00-11:45am


enroLL in boTh CLasses & save!

Enroll in both Zoom Buggy and Dream

Pillow and save!

Days: Wed, Sep 3-Dec 17

1:00-1:45pm OR

Thu, Sep 4-Dec 18

10:15-11:00am OR

Sat, Sep 6-Dec 20

11:00-11:45am


KinDermusiK our Time®(ages 18 months-3 years)

Our Time reflects the emotional

foundations of school readiness and

the latest research on music and early

childhood development. Our Time is a

unique opportunity for parent and child

to interact and learn together in an

unhurried and joyful manner.

miLK & CooKies

The smell of cookies baking and the

excitement of having friends come to visit

are just a couple of the special moments

captured in Milk and Cookies with songs

and activities based on familiar home

activities such as cooking, dusting and

washing clothes.

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Days: Tue, Sep 2-Dec 16

(no class on Nov 11),

10:30-11:05am

Wed, Sep 3–Dec 10,

9:30-10:05am OR

Thu, Sep 4-Dec 11

(no Class Oct 11)

5:45-6:20pm

Sat, Sep 6-Dec 13

9:15-9:50am


KinDermusiK imaGine ThaT!® (ages 3-4)

Imagine That! is designed for active,

energetic, enthusiastic and imaginative

children ages 3-5. Imagine That! Classes

encourage socialization, sharing and

participating in group activities.

heLLo WeaTher

Children will explore the connected,

smooth sounds of legato and the

separated sounds of staccato. They will

also learn about fast and slow tempos.

Children and parents alike are sure to

love the two new books, both of which are

musically driven.

Days: Tue, Sep 2-Dec 17

(no class on Nov 11)

9:30-10:15am, OR

Wed, Sep 3-Dec 10

10:15-11:00am OR

Sat, Sep 6-Dec 13

(no Class Oct 11)

11:00-11:45am


KinDermusiK For The younG ChiLD® (ages 5-7)

Young Child prepares the young child

who is eager for first experiences

with musical symbols and instrument

discovery but is not yet ready for formal

lessons and traditional music reading

with an instrument.

younG ChiLD – semesTer one

Start your child with an early introduction

to singing, reading, writing music and

rhythm. We’ll learn about and play

a keyboard instrument called the

glockenspiel.

Day: Tue, Sep 2-Dec 16


Time: 4:15-5:15pm


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Playing simple musical patterns and

songs on the glockenspiel is the central

focus this semester. Music appreciation

and understanding continues with a

complete introduction to the instruments

of the orchestra.



Time: 5:30-6:30pm


KinDermusiK FamiLy Time® (ages newborn-7 years)

A Kindermusik® class for the whole

family! Bringing children of all ages

together provides a dynamic and

integrated learning experience for

everyone. Family Time is a class where

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each child is welcome and valued and

family “together time” is celebrated and

cherished.

our KinD oF Day

Music time isn’t just at music class, it’s

all day long! What better way to build

family bonds than to sprinkle music and

movement throughout your day? Each

week’s class is packed with singing,

listening, storytime, creative movement,

family jams and sharing.

Day: Thu, Sep 4-Dec 11

Time: 4:45-5:30pm


Le PeTiT ConservaToire

Le Petit Conservatoire est le nouveau

programme d’éveil musical en

français pour les jeunes enfants

offert conjointement par l’Association

canadienne-française de Regina et le

Conservatory of Performing Arts de

l’Université de Regina, avec le soutien du

Ministère de Patrimoine Canada. Articulé

autour des méthodes Orff et Kodály, le

programme favorise l’apprentissage de la

musique comme une langue maternelle,

par le chant, la pulsation et le rythme, le

tout ancré dans la culture francophone.

L’enfant apprend à ressentir la musique

par imitation, par la danse et à l’aide

d’instruments de musique adaptés.

Le Petit Conservatoire is a new program

that invites parents and children to

connect with the world of music and the

French language. It is offered jointly by the

French-Canadian Association of Regina

and the Conservatory of Performing Arts,

University of Regina, with support from

the Department of Canadian Heritage. Structured around the Orff and Kodály concepts, the program teaches both French and music through the use of singing, pulse and rhythm. An authentic and positive musical experience that will be a valuable tool for years to come!

Les PeTiTes souris (groupe 18 mos-2 ½ ans)

The LiTTLe miCe (age 18 months-2 ½ years)

Basé sur un sens aigu de l’audition d’un enfant en bas âge, cette classe utilise les rimes, les mouvements du corps, et de petits instruments de percussion pour encourager l’enfant à prendre conscience de l’espace autour de lui et promouvoir le développement de sa motricité fine.

At birth, a baby’s hearing is better developed than its vision, which is why light-hearted songs and nursery rhymes are so important in the first months of life. This class uses rhymes, body movement, and small percussion instruments to encourage the child’s growing awareness of the space around them and promote the development of fine motor skills.

Day: Jeu (Thu), 18 sep-20 nov ET Jeu (Thu), 15 jan-26 mar (no class 19 fev) Time: 11h00-11h45 Course Fee: $240

Les PouLes rieuses (groupe 2 ½-3 ½ ans)

The LauGhinG hens (age 2 ½-3 ½ )

Dans un environnement beaucoup plus interactif, les bambins continuent à apprendre le français à travers des chansons et des comptines. De tout nouveaux concepts comme les couleurs, les nombres, le mouvement et l’espace sont

explorées à travers la danse et des jeux.


In an interactive environment, toddlers

continue learning French through songs

and rhymes while new horizons like

colors, numbers, movement and space are

explored through dance and rounds.

Day: Jeu (Thu), 18 sep-20 nov ET

Jeu (Thu), 15 jan-26 mar

(no class 19 fev)

Time: 13h00-13h45/1:00-1:45pm

Course Fee: $240

Les LouPs Curieux (groupe 3-4 ½ ans)

The Curious WoLves (age 3-4 ½ )

Des chansons, de la danse et des jeux

sont utilisés pour étendre le vocabulaire

français et enseigner le rythme et la

notation musicale. Cette classe introduit

de nouveaux instruments comme le

xylophone.

The foundation of songs, dance, and

musical canons is expanded to include the

use of games while children learn rhythmic

and musical notation. New instruments

such as the xylophone are also integrated.



(no class 19 fev)

Time: 17h30-18h15

Course Fee: $240

Les GranDs CroCoDiLes (group 4 ½ - 5 ½ ans)

The biG CroCoDiLes (ages 4 ½ - 5 ½)

Les enfants sont invités à improviser leurs

propres motifs rythmiques et mélodiques

en utilisant xylophone et marimba. Ils sont

également initiés à différents instruments

de musique et de commencer l’exploration

du répertoire symphonique et de la

musique folklorique.

Children are ready to interpret songs

by accompanying themselves ont eh

xylophone and glockenspiel. They are

introduced to different musical instruments

as they explore symphonic and traditional

musical selections from different countries

and they are ready to take up an instrument

of their choice.



(no class 19 fev)

Time: 18h30-19h15

Course Fee: $240

Les LouTres enJouÉes (groupe 5-6 ans)

The PLayFuL oTTers (ages 5-6)

Apprenez à votre enfant à découvrir le

monde de l’imagination et de la création

grâce au théâtre. Avec le jeu, le masque,

le mouvement et le travail avec un texte,

votre enfant apprendra à libérer sa

créativité et à raconter une histoire en

inventant des personnages. Ce cours est

parfait pour les plus petits, de 5-6 ans.

Help your child discover the world of

imagination and creativity through theater.

With the games, masks, movement and

working with text, your child will learn to

release their creativity and tell a story by

inventing characters. This course is perfect

for 5-6 year olds.

Day: Jeu (Thu), 18 sep-20 nov

Time: 17h30-18h15

Course Fee: $240


Les renarD inTrePiDes/The inTrePiD

Foxes (GrouPe 7-9 ans/aGes 7-9)

Un regard plus approfondit dans le

monde du théâtre permettra à votre

enfant d’explorer les possibilités de

comment raconter une histoire. En

jouant, faisant de l’improvisation, créant

des personnages et inventant une courte

pièce de théâtre, votre enfant apprendra

à avoir de la confiance sur scène et de

jouer en équipe. Ce cours est parfait pour

les jeunes de 7-9 ans.

This class provides a deeper look into the

world of theater that will allow your child

to explore the possibilities of how to tell a

story. Using play, improvisation, creating

characters and inventing a short play, your

child will learn to have confidence on

stage and be part of a team. This course is

perfect for 7-9 year olds.



(no class 19 fev)

Time: 18h30-19h15

Course Fee: $240

ChiLD/ParenT KeyboarD – mini moZarT

PreParaTion a (ages 4-5)

This program introduces your child to the

basics of playing the piano or keyboard.

Pre-school aged children learn about

posture, pattern recognition, dynamics,

the musical alphabet and rhythm through

playing keyboard, movement and games.

Students will perform in a recital at the

end of the semester in Recital Hall. A

parent or guardian is required to attend

the classes with their child.

Day: Sat, Sep 20-Dec 6

(no class Oct 11, Nov 8)

Time: 9:00-9:30am

Final Concert: Sat, Dec 6, 1:00pm


LeveL 1 (ages 6-7 or completion of

Preparation a & b)

Students learn about basic rhythm,

dynamics, articulation and notation with

an emphasis placed on intervallic reading.

Recitals will be performed in December

and April in Recital Hall. A parent or

guardian is required to attend the classes

with their child.

Day: Sat, Sep 20-Apr 11

(no class Oct 11, Nov

8, Dec 27, Jan 3,

Feb 14, Apr 4)

Time: 9:40-10:25am

mid-year Concert: Sat, Dec 6, 1:00pm

Final Concert: Sat, Apr 12, 1:00pm


LeveL 2 (ages 6-9)

*Pre-requisite: Level 1*

A continuation from Level 1: Students

explore scales, eighth notes, articulation

and key signatures. Recitals will be

performed in December and April in

Recital Hall. A parent or guardian is

required to attend the classes with their

child.



8, Dec 27, Jan 3,

Feb 14, Apr 4)

Time: 10:35-11:20am




Course Fee: $360 + $45

Materials

LeveL 3 (ages 6-9) neW

*Pre-requisite: Level 2*

This course is a continuation of concepts

learned in Level 2. Students will also

get to experience more independence

through ensemble playing. At the

completion of this level, students will be

ready to continue with private lessons at

the RCM Grade 1 level.



8, Dec 27, Jan 3, Feb

14, Apr 4)

Time: 11:30am-12:15pm



Course Fee: $360 + $45

Materials

ChiLD/ParenT sTrinGs

ChiLD/ParenT sTrinGs ProGram

(starting ages 4-6)

Introduce your child to the basics of

playing the violin or cello with the

combination of a weekly half-hour

individual and a weekly 45-minute group

class for you and your child. Group

classes encourage learning to play as

an ensemble, polishing performance

pieces and reviewing repertoire. Group

class assignments are based on playing

ability and students are encouraged to

add a 45-minute group theory class

after the first year. Students who start

in January will take private lessons only,

until the instructor feels they are ready

to be introduced to the existing group

component. A parents-only meeting will

be held on Sep 9, 5:00pm in Recital Hall

to discuss the upcoming year.

Day: Tue, Sep 16-Jun 9

(no class Nov 11, Dec

23, Dec 30, Feb 17,

Apr 7)

Group Classes: 5:00pm, 5:45pm,

6:30pm depending

on playing level

Theory class: Oct 14-Dec 2 and

Jan 6-May 5 (no

class Nov 11, Apr 7)

Final Concert: Sun, Jun 14, 2015

Group Course Fee: $210, for 45-minute

group class;

Add $110 + $40

Materials for group

theory class

individual

Lesson Fee: $25/half-hour


suZuKi Piano

suZuKi Piano (starting ages 4-7)

Develop your child musically,

kinesthetically, technically and socially

through this enriching piano program.

Children will learn to play the piano

through their natural senses – ear,

touch and imitation. A weekly half-hour

individual lesson is supplemented by a

weekly 30- or 45-minute group class.

Students are placed in groups according

to their playing level. The number of

individual lessons, as well as the day and

time of the week, is determined with the

instructor.

Day: Tue, Sep 16-Jun 9

Course Fee

& Time: beginner: $180,

Tue, 5:30-6:00pm

Junior: $250,

Tue, 6:05-6:50pm

intermediate: $250,

Tue, 6:55-7:40pm

(no class Nov 11, Dec 23,

Dec 30, Apr 7)

individual

Lesson Fee: $25/half-hour

ConservaTory JuvenTus Choir

Conservatory Juventus Choir develops

vocal skills and performance techniques

with an emphasis on fun and friendships.

Choir provides an excellent musical

education along with fostering teamwork

and confidence. Performances include a

Christmas and Spring Concert, the Rotary

Carol Festival and the Regina Music Festival.

Junior Choir (ages 6-12)

This choir is for youth in the beginning

stages of their musical training.

Call 306-585-5748 to arrange an

audition time.

Day: Fri, Sep 5-May 22

Time: 6:00-7:00pm

september retreat: Sat, Sep 13,

9:30am-1:30pm

Fall retreat: TBD

Christmas Concert: Sat, Dec 13, 7:30pm

spring Concert: Sun, May 30, 3:00pm


audition: Wed, Aug 27,

4:00-7:00pm

Chamber Choir (ages 11-18)

This choir provides an excellent musical

education along with fostering teamwork

and confidence. A 30-minute music

theory class is included, either before or

after regular rehearsal.

Call 306-585-5748 to arrange an

audition time.

Day: Sun, Sep 7-May 24

Time: 3:00-5:00pm

september retreat: Sat, Sep 13,

12:30-4:30pm


Fall retreat: TBD

Christmas Concert: Sat, Dec 13, 7:30pm

spring Concert: Sun, May 30, 3:00pm


audition: Wed, Aug 27,

4:00-7:00pm

GuiTar

LeveL 1 (ages 7-10)

Your child’s first experience with a

musical instrument should be fun,

rewarding and educational. With these

important concepts built into our guitar

programs, your child will successfully

grow in music. This class teaches

students to read basic musical notation,

time signatures (4/4 and 3/4), proper

posture, hand position, parts of the guitar,

tuning (with and without an electronic

tuner) and how to play using strings 1

and 2 of the guitar. Course fee includes

use of a guitar for duration of course.

Day: Thu, Sep 18-Nov 20

Time: 5:00-5:50pm OR

6:00-6:50pm

Final Concert: Thu, Nov 27, 6:30pm


LeveL 2 (ages 8-10)

*Prerequisite: Level 1 or participation in Conservatory Guitar Camp*Building on Level 1, young guitarists will further explore their potential. Students will learn how to play on strings 3 and 4 and are introduced to chords and more complicated songs. Knowledge of musical notation will be expanded throughout the discussion and performance of music. Course fee includes use of a guitar for duration of course.

Day: Thu, Sep 18-Nov 20Time: 7:00-7:50pmFinal Concert: Thu, Nov 27, 6:30pmCourse Fee: $200 + $20 Materials

GuiTar orChesTra (ages 10-20)

Conducted by Ramses Calderon, this orchestra brings together classical guitarists with previous experience to develop strong ensemble and sight reading skills. Repertoire ranges from music of the 16th through to the 20th century. Students with basic knowledge are also welcome.

Day: Thu, Sep 18-Apr 2 (no class Dec 25, Jan 1,

Feb 19)Time: 6:15-7:00pmCourse Fee: $300 + $25 Materials

sTrinG orChesTras

Junior sTrinG orChesTra

(ages 7-10 – guideline only)

Are you ready to try orchestra? Violin or cello players with basic music reading skills (suggested playing ability is Suzuki book level 2-4) will work on ensemble playing and musical interpretation. Call 306-585-5748 to book an audition.


Day: Tue, Sep 30-May 12 (no class Nov 11, Dec 23,

Dec 30, Feb 17, Apr 7)Time: 5:00-6:00pmCourse Fee: $300 + $25 Materialsaudition: Tue, Sep 23, 4:00-7:00pm

inTermeDiaTe sTrinG orChesTra

(ages 10-15 – guideline only)

String players who want to push themselves to reach musical excellence will enjoy working in this orchestra while studying music of the Baroque, Classical, and Romantic periods. Students will generally have 3-5 years of playing experience (suggested playing ability is Suzuki book level 5 or higher) with the violin, viola, cello or double bass. Please note: students are expected to miss no more than three pre-arranged rehearsals. Call 306-585-5748 to book an audition.

Day: Tue, Sep 30-May 12Time: 6:05-7:35pm (no class Nov 11, Dec 23,

Dec 30, Feb 17, Apr 7)Course Fee: $350 + $25 Materials

senior sTrinG orChesTra (ages 13+)

This advanced orchestra addresses the development of the skills required to excel in orchestral playing. Repertoire ranging from the Baroque to the present day emphasizes teamwork and leadership and facilitates exploration of the principles of style and interpretation. The Senior String Orchestra challenges the violin, viola, cello or double bass musician to give their best at every moment. Please note: students are expected to miss no more than three pre-arranged rehearsals. Call 306-585-5748 to book an audition.

Day: Tue, Sep 30-May 12 (no class Nov 11, Dec 23,

Dec 30, Feb 17, Apr 7)Time: 6:45-8:15pminstructor: Simon FryerCourse Fee: $420 + $25 Materialsaudition: Tue, Aug 27

Chamber musiC CoaChinG

For ensembLes

This course involves small ensemble coaching for pre-formed groups of strings, piano and wind instruments. Coaching sessions are treated as shared individual lessons. If you are not a member of an ensemble, we can match you with other players of similar abilities.

Day: TBD with the instructorTime: TBD with the instructorCourse Fee: $55/hour/ensemble (must

book minimum of 10 hours)

sCoTTish PiPe & Drum

Scottish piping and drumming is a unique and culturally rich musical style performed around the world. You DO NOT need to be Scottish to participate! Students learn both solo and band skills, while working as a team to improve the band.

The program’s goal is to help young players reach their musical potential in a supportive and fun learning environment. Instruction in bagpipes and snare and tenor/bass drums is based on Scotland’s Piping and Drumming Qualifications Board guidelines and on the long experience of the teaching staff in

producing excellent musicians.


beGinner baGPiPes or Drum

(ages 8+)

It all starts here with a fun-loving

approach to music. First-year students

learn on a practice chanter if learning the

bagpipes; or the practice pad if learning

the drums. Students learn to read music,

grace note groups, basic music theory

and a number of exercises and tunes. As

well, students are exposed to what the

CPA Pipe Band does – they get to meet

and interact with the band members,

engage in common activities and learn

about the band before they start to play

in it. Once they’ve passed the beginner

stage, they will also join the CPA Pipe

Band.

Day: Wed, Sep 17-May 27

(No class Dec 24, Dec 31,

Apr 8)

Time: 7:00-7:50pm

instructors: Barb MacDonald/Brett

Stinson

Course Fee: $420 + Materials (to be

purchased at first class)


(CPa) PiPe banD

Once players have learned about six

tunes, it’s time to get a set of bagpipes or

move from the practice pad to the drums.

New pipers/drummers are integrated into

regular band play as often as possible,

and students are given every chance to

perform and compete with the band.

Students learn basic marching and

performance tunes appropriate for the

Piping and Drumming Grade 4 level.

They also prepare competition medleys

each year. The CPA Pipe Band has

Saskatchewan’s most experienced pipe

band musicians as instructors and is the

only youth pipe band in Regina!

Day: Wed, Sep 17-May 27

(No class Dec 24, Dec 31,

Apr 8)

Time: 7:00-8:50pm

band Director: Iain MacDonald


JaZZ imProvisaTion

Discover how to play by ear and

improvise on your instrument. Using

the Blues and other common chord

progressions, learn how you can play

jazz solos for your school jazz band or

your own jazz combo. Learn basic jazz

theory, develop your ability to play by ear

through ear-training activities and learn

jazz phrasing, feel and articulation.

Day: Thu, Sep 18-Nov 20Time: 6:00-6:50pminstructor: Dr. David DickCourse Fee: $200


musiC ComPosiTion

sonG WriTinG LeveL 1

(ages 13-17) neWStudy and practice the art of song writing in a small group setting. Work on original songs and discover what makes your favorite songs so effective. All styles of music are welcome.

Day: Wed, Sep 18-Nov 20Time: 6:00-6:50pmPre-requisite: Basic knowledge of music

notationCourse Fee: $125

ComPosiTion LeveL 1

(ages 13-17) neWImmerse yourself in the compositional traditions of Western art music and learn to create truly original pieces of music. Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Berg and others will guide you through history towards your own musical voice.

Day: Sat, Sep 20-Dec 6 (no class Oct 11, Nov 8)Time: 11:30am–12:20pmPre-requisite: Basic knowledge of music

notation Course Fee: $125

ConservaTory Theory ProGram

The understanding and creation of music begins with music theory. It’s the language of music and an essential part of musical education. The Conservatory provides individual and group theory classes for students of all levels.

basiC ruDimenTs

This is the basis for all further theory classes and helps the student understand more about the music he/she is playing. Students will start to see scale passages, key changes and other elements in their music.

Day: Mon, Sep 22-May 4 (no class Oct 13, Nov 10,

Dec 22, Dec 29, Feb 16, Apr 6)Time: 5:00-5:50pmCourse Fee: $400 + $45 Materials

inTermeDiaTe ruDimenTs

Students prepare for the Intermediate Rudiments RCM exam in May 2015. Intermediate Rudiments is a co-requisite for the Grade 6 Practical Examination.

Day: Mon, Sep 22-May 4 (no class Oct 13, Nov 10,

Dec 22, Dec 29, Feb 16, Apr 6)Time: 6:00-6:50pmCourse Fee: $400 + $45 Materials

aDvanCeD ruDimenTs

This class is designed to prepare students for the Advanced Rudiments RCM exam in May 2015. Advanced Rudiments is a co-requisite for Grades 7-10 Practical Examinations and Elementary Piano Pedagogy.

Day: Mon, Sep 22-May 4Time: 7:00-7:50pmCourse Fee: $400 + $45 Materials (no class Oct 13, Nov 10,

Dec 22, Dec 29, Feb 16, Apr 6)


basiC harmony

Students cover the foundations of

harmony and harmonic progressions.

Topics include melody writing, four part

harmony (SATB), harmonic analysis and

structural analysis.

Day: Tue, Sep 23-May 5

(no class Nov 11, Dec 23,

Dec 30, Feb 17, Apr 7)

Time: 6:45-7:35pm


universiTy Theory PreParaTion

This course prepares high school choir

and band musicians for university

entrance theory tests. Through a

comprehensive study of theory, including

aural and keyboard skills, this course

will have students acquire a strong

foundation of theory which is mandatory

to pursue studies at the university level.

There are no pre-requisites to take this

class.

Day: Thu, Sep 25-Mar 19

Time: 5:00-5:50pm


(no class Dec 25, Jan 1,

Apr 9)

sPeeCh arTs & Drama

The Conservatory Speech Arts and Drama

Program offers a multi-dimensional

exploration of literature, performance

and voice development, and is geared

at developing authentic and artistic

communication skills. Speech arts and

drama is a boost for shy children, a way

to express their love for literature and a

creative outlet for children who like to

perform. This program is for everyone

and the benefits last a lifetime. Students

gain confidence to speak, communicate

and be heard!

nursery rhymes (ages 4-5)

This class is designed to engage your

child in the joy of storytelling through

rhythms and rhymes. Movement and

drama games develop a love for literature

with an emphasis on nursery rhymes and

poetry. Our supportive atmosphere also

introduces the fundamentals of choral

speaking while allowing your child’s

independence and social skills to grow.



Time: 10:00-11:00am

Course Fee: $210

sPeeCh WorKs – LeveL 1 (ages 6-7)

Students learn to use their voices to

speak clearly and with purpose. Explore

speaking poetry and prose from memory,

focusing on elements of sound and

rhythm in the selections. Present a mime

scene based on a nursery rhyme. Prepare

a short one-minute speech/“talk” about a

favourite object.


Day: Mon, Sep 15-Dec 1


Time: 5:45-6:45pm

Course Fee: $210

TaKe CenTre sTaGe! (ages 6-7)

Imagination takes centre stage as

students explore contemporary and

classic literature through improvisation,

group performances and storytelling.



Time: 11:15am-12:15pm

Course Fee: $210

sTory To sTaGe (ages 8-9)

Bring a story to life! Adapt a book or

story into a play during our action packed

session. We will create sets and props

and gather costumes to bring our story

to life. Our young actors will present their

performance in Recital Hall. This class will

combine basic elements of theatre and

movement for an overall dramatic and

entertaining time.

Day: Mon, Sep 15-Apr 27


10, Dec 22, Dec 29,

Feb 16, Apr 6)

Final Performance: TBD

Time: 7:00-8:00pm

Course Fee: $240

musiCaL TheaTre (ages 8-11)

Learn all the elements that make up a

musical theatre performance – acting,

singing and dancing! Find out how

everything joins together to tell a

story, right from the auditions to the

performance on stage in Darke Hall.

Day: Wed, Sep 17-Apr 29

(no class Dec 24, Dec 31,

Feb 18, April 8)

Time: 6:00-8:00pm

Performance: Fri, Jan 16, 7:00pm

Fri, May 1, 7:00pm


shoWTime (ages 10-13)

From the page to the stage! Discover

more about the acting process from

beginning to end by mounting a show!

Students will audition for a role, learn

lines and breathe life into a character

while focusing on the role of an actor.

This performance-based class will teach

the basics of acting and give valuable tips

on how to become a better actor.



Feb 18, April 8)

Time: 6:00-7:30pm


you’ve GoT TaLenT (ages 12-16)

Are you ready for a bigger acting

challenge? This advanced course offers

instruction in a wide range of acting

methods and theatrical styles. Students

will audition for and prepare a one-act

play for an audience. The commitment

level for this course is high – students are

expected to miss no more than two

pre-arranged rehearsals.



Feb 18, April 8)

Time: 7:45-9:15pm



visuaL arTs

arT For KiDs (ages 8-11) neWThis class gives young artists an outlet

to experiment and express themselves

through art. They will learn to create fun

and exciting pieces of work while finding

out basics of drawing, painting and

making sculptures. Supplies are included;

however, families may be asked to bring

household materials to help stimulate the

imagination while using everyday things.

Day: Mon, Sep 15-Nov 24

(no class Oct 13)

Time: 4:30-6:00pm


PoTTery For KiDs (ages 9-14)

Students will be introduced to wheel

throwing while learning the basics of

sculpture and hand building. Explore the

creative possibilities of clay! A materials list

will be provided. Class fee does not include

use of studio during Open Studio Time.

Day: Sat, Sep 20-Nov 22 (no class Oct 11, Nov 8)Time: 1:00-3:30pmCourse Fee: $215

adult ProgramsGuiTar

LeveL 1

Have you always wanted to learn to play the guitar? Now is your chance! Start right from the beginning with other adults and learn several songs based on three basic chords. Course fee includes use of a guitar for duration of course.

Day: Thu, Sep 19-Nov 20Time: 7:00-7:50pmCourse Fee: $220 + $20 Materials

LeveL 2

Have you taken our Level 1 class and are

ready for more? Or perhaps you have

learned some of the basic chords in

the past and are ready to move on with

your guitar playing. This class builds on

Level 1, introducing additional chords

and more complicated songs Course fee

includes use of a guitar for duration of

course.

Day: Tue, Sep 16-Nov 25 (no class Nov 11)Time: 7:00-7:50pm



hanD Drum

oPen LeveL DJembe CLass

The djembe from West Africa is an accessible instrument for all ages, you’ll be up and drumming in just one class. Then learn basic technique, how to get the best sounds from your drum, work on improving your playing, as well as tips on caring for your drum and best resources for home study. Drums will be available for those who do not own a drum.

Day: Wed, Sep 17-Nov 19 Time: 6:45-8:00pminstructor: Joanne CroffordCourse Fee: $160

FoLK DrumminG

This class emphasizes creative use of the bones of rhythm to build and elaborate on the beat. Have fun and learn to use your drum for different playing situations – home, church, drum circle, musical choir or band.

Day: Fri, Jan 17-Mar 28Time: 1:00-2:30pmCourse Fee: $160

musiC ComPosiTion

sonG WriTinG LeveL 1 neWStudy and practice the art of song writing in a small group setting. Work on original songs and discover what makes your favorite songs so effective. All styles of music are welcome.

Day: Wed, Sep 18-Nov 20Time: 7:00-7:50pmPre-requisite: Basic knowledge of

music notation

Course Fee: $125

ComPosiTion LeveL 1 neWImmerse yourself in the compositional

traditions of Western art music and learn

to create truly original pieces of music.

Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Berg and

others will guide you through history

towards your own musical voice.

Day: Tue, Sep 16-Nov 25

(no class Nov 11)

Time: 7:45-8:35pm

Pre-requisite: Basic knowledge of

music notation

Course Fee: $125

sCoTTish PiPe & Drum

beGinner baGPiPes – LeveL 1

This class teaches you the basics of finger

positions on the practice chanter, the

scale, some basic grace notes, exercises

and some simple tunes. The materials fee

covers the cost of a practice chanter and

required learning materials.


(no class Nov 11)

Time: 7:00-7:50pm

instructor: Iain MacDonald


aDuLT baGPiPe sTuDies

For adults who can play the bagpipes and

who want to expand their repertoire and

learning. This class includes the study of

several new tunes, a simple piobaireachd,

canntaireachd [Gaelic vocables] and

further work on bagpipe sound and

playing technique.

Day: Thu, Sep 18-Nov 20 OR

Thu, Jan 15-Mar 19 OR

Thu, Apr 16-Jun 18


Time: 7:00-7:50pm

Course Fee: $420

smaLLPiPes & oTher beLLoWs PiPes

The focus of this class is to develop

tuning, maintenance and bellows/blowing

skills on the Scottish smallpipes, while

at the same time preparing small sets

of “session tunes” to perform with other

instruments. Students need to have a set

of Scottish smallpipes, shuttle pipes or

similar.


Time: 8:00-8:50pm

Course Fee: $160

uKuLeLe

uKuLeLe LeveL 1 neWAn introduction to Hawaii’s small but

mighty guitar-like musical instrument!

Students will learn to strum chord and

accompany songs, gradually working

towards proficient note reading in a fun

and supportive class environment.

Day: Wed, Sep 17-Nov 19

Time: 6:00-6:50pm

Fee: $160 + $10 Materials

uKuLeLe For seniors neWThis group class will introduce students

to the ukulele and have you playing in

no time! Students must supply their own

ukulele (instrument can be purchased for

$65-85). No experience necessary. Play

among your peers in a casual setting.


Time: 1:30-2:20pm

Fee: $160 + $10 Materials

voiCe

i’ve aLWays WanTeD To sinG – LeveL 1

If you have a love for singing and want

to learn some skills in a fun atmosphere,

join this group class to learn how to

read notes and find your way around a

written musical part. Focus is on posture,

breathing, unison singing with some

harmony and having fun. This course

includes a 15-minute private voice

assessment with the instructor.


(No class Oct 11, Nov 8)

Time: 9:30-11:00am


i WanT To sinG some more – LeveL 2

Have you completed Level 1? Or are

you interested in singing in harmony

and can read music? Join us for group

fun while learning singing techniques.

Focus is on standard vocal breathing,

voice production, ear training and theory.

Students are welcome to bring their

favourite song for sharing. Ear training

and theory are included. Includes a

15-minute private voice assessment with

the instructor.




Time: 11:30am-1:00pm


i WanT To sinG Forever – LeveL 3

Have you completed Level 2? Or do you

already sing in harmony with a choir or

chorus? Join us for group fun to brush

up on your vocal and choral skills. Focus

is on choirs consisting of SAB (Soprano,

Alto and Baritone) arrangements or SSA

(Soprano, Soprano II and Alto) parts.

Students will hone their sight reading

skills while practicing their singing.



Time: 1:30-3:00pm


aDD a LiTTLe raZZ-ma-TaZZ –

LeveL 4 neWHave you completed Level 3 and want

a new singing experience? Or are you

a music reader who wants to explore

less classical music and more gospel,

folk or jazz music? Are you able to play

the guitar, mandolin, flute or some

percussion? Come join the fun and

accompany the singers. Voice warm

ups and technique included in the SAB

(Soprano, Alto, Baritone) ensemble with

lots of unison.


(no class Nov 11)

Time: 7:15-8:45pm


DanCe neW

Dance is for everyone – including adults!

The dance program is designed to meet

the needs of mature dancers ages 17+

whether they are beginners, returning

students, seasoned dancers or dance

professionals. Come ready to enjoy the

beauty of dance and movement.

baLLeT

A beautiful and challenging dance form that

improves technique across genres.

intermediate ballet

This class is for dancers who have some

previous training and may include

dancers who have been away from class

for an extended period of time or dancers

trained in another style of dance.

Day: Tue, Sep 16- Dec 9

(no class Nov 11)

Time: 7:00-8:15pm

Course Fee: $160

ConTemPorary

An exploration of the total movement

potential of the body not bound by set

standards or defined styles, it seeks

to express a personalized vision of the

dancer or choreographer.

intermediate Contemporary

This class will expand on basic technique

while feeding the artistic development of

the intermediate contemporary dancer.

Graham technique, contact improv,

creative/choreographic skills, fusion with other styles and a series of short combinations will be covered. An ideal class for the aspiring dance artist.


Day: Wed, Sep 17-Dec 10Time: 7:00-8:15pm Course Fee: 160

DanCe arounD The WorLD

Open to beginners and experienced dancers alike, this class will take you around the globe in a dance studio with a variety of dance styles which may include African, Ukrainian, Greek, Indigenous and more. Perfect for beginners to advanced.

Day: Thu, Sep 18-Dec 11Time: 7:00-8:15pmCourse Fee: $160

stretch & releasePerfect for dancers and non-dancers, this class is a great way to unwind your body and mind after a busy week. Stretch away tension while increasing flexibility and then learn release techniques to help your entire body let go of built up tension from the inside out.

Day: Fri, Sep 19-Dec 12Time: 6:00-7:00pmCourse Fee: $160

visuaL arTs

inTroDuCTion To aCryLiC PainTinG

Learn the basics of acrylic painting – how

to mix and blend colours and how to use

complimentary shading, perspective and

mood. Learn about various brushes and

application techniques. We will compose

and complete at least one painting from

start to finish. Supplies are included.

Day: Thu, Sep 18-Nov 20Time: 10:00am-12:30pminstructor: Beth Gaffney


beGinner aCryLiC PainTinG

Those with some acrylic experience will

learn how to design paintings from still

life, photos, abstract ideas and looking

at established artists’ work. We will look

at perspective, shading and highlighting

as we practice alla prima, under coating,

layering, glazing and impasto by doing

exercises and our own individual

paintings. A materials list will be supplied.


(no class Oct 13)

Time: 7:00-9:30pm

instructor: Sandra Staples


asian bamboo brush PainTinG

Learn some of the techniques in

traditional Chinese, Japanese and

Korean painting while working with

authentic materials such as Chinese

ink, watercolour and rice paper. Some

Chinese calligraphy will also be included.


Time: 1:00-3:30pm



enCausTiC arT

The name Encaustic is derived from

the Greek word for burning or fusing in.

This ancient art of creating paintings

with a wax base, applied with heat,

has been enjoying a revival amongst

artists worldwide. This class will provide

opportunities to try some of the many

encaustic processes and tools. The class

will make a new piece each week. The

instructor will provide a demonstration,

then guide the participants as they

complete a small piece. This vibrant

painting experience is something that you

don’t want to miss.


Time: 1:00-2:30pm

instructor: Sandra Staples


PoTTery – WheeL basiCs – LeveL 1

Develop your skills in throwing and

decorating in this introduction to the

pottery wheel. A materials list will be

provided. Course fee does not include

open studio time.


7:00-10:00pm OR

Tue, Sep 16-Nov 25

(no class Nov 11)

7:00-10:00pm

Course Fee: $265

PoTTery – beyonD basiCs – LeveL 2

*Prerequisite: Level 1*

This project focused class will explore the

different components needed to make

complex forms and shapes on the pottery

wheel. Students will further develop skills

in construction, surface development

and explore form. A materials list will be

provided. Course fee does not include

open studio time.


Time: 7:00-10:00pm

Course Fee: $265

oPen sTuDio Time

Do you want an ideal studio space and

like being around other potters? Work

independently on pottery and sculpture

projects in a creative environment in

this self-directed class. A technician is

available to assist with pottery wheels.

Day: Fri, Sep 19-Nov 21

2:00-5:00pm OR

Sun, Sep 21-Nov 23

1:00-4:00pm

Course Fee: $175 + $50 Processing

(covers cost of firing and

glazing pottery projects)


individual instruction

Learning to play an instrument is one of

the greatest gifts you can give yourself

or your child. The Conservatory of

Performing Arts has been offering high

quality music instruction in Regina for

100 years. From voice to violin, music

lessons teach more than just tunes.

hiGh QuaLiTy insTruCTion

Our instructors are among the best in the

country. Many hold university degrees

and perform with the Regina Symphony

Orchestra as well as their own groups

and ensembles. Most importantly,

Conservatory instructors nurture and

develop students to their highest

potential.

The riGhT aGe

Quite often, we are asked what the ‘ideal

age’ is for beginning music lessons. The

answer is any age can be the right age

to begin. It really depends on the person

and the instrument chosen. String lessons

often begin with students as young as

four, with active parental involvement.

Piano lessons can begin as soon as the

child is tall enough to sit at the bench

and reach the keys. Many students begin

playing piano, violin, cello and guitar at

a young age. As they grow older and

develop physically, they can begin to

explore other instruments. Often students

begin taking lessons on winds and brass

instruments to complement their school

band program. Starting music lessons is

a personal decision for every family and

depends on the maturity, interest and

motivation of your child regardless of age.

Of course, individual lessons aren’t just

for children. Many adults with a passion

for music decide they want to know

more about their favourite instrument –

including their own voices. Our teachers

welcome students of any age from young

children to mature adults.

hoW musiC Lessons WorK

Music lessons at the Conservatory are

taught one-on-one with an instructor and

are typically once a week for 30 minutes.

Lessons are available seven days a week

and generally take place after school

and on weekends. The Conservatory also

offers lessons during the day if desired.

Lessons usually run from September to

early June, but students may begin at any

time during the year. For a complete list

of our private instructors and our current

fee information, please visit www.uregina.

ca/cce/conservatory.

inDiviDuaL CoaChinG/

aCComPanimenT

Whether learning new repertoire or

preparing for an important audition,

concert or exam, singers and

instrumentalists need to work with a

private coach/pianist. The Conservatory

has a number of outstanding

accompanists who can help you become

a better performer by improving your

interpretation of a song or instrumental

piece through a stronger understanding

of harmony, rhythm, ensemble playing,

and musical style.



Conservatory of Performing arts (CPa) & Lifelong Learning Centre (LLC)registration & Policies

reGisTraTion

There are four easy ways to register for CPA and LLC courses:

Website: Visit www.uregina.ca/cce for online registration.

Phone: 306-585-5748 and have your credit card ready to make payment.

in Person: Stop by Student and Instructor Services (Non-Credit) located on the main

floor of the Conservatory Building, Room 119, College Avenue Campus.

mail: A printable registration form is available on our website.

Send a completed form to:

Student and Instructor Services

(Non-Credit), CN 119

Centre for Continuing Education,

University of Regina,

3737 Wascana Parkway

Regina, SK S4S 0A2

PoLiCies

aCCessibiLiTy PoLiCy

The Centre for Continuing Education has committed to make every possible physical

accommodation in accordance with the U of R policy that may be required by its

students and customers. Persons with physical disabilities are able to access the main

floor of the College Building and accessible washrooms in the Conservatory through a

ramp at the south side of the building. The Gallery Building also has a ramp leading

into its front entrance on the north side of the building. Wheelchair parking is available

at the south side of the Conservatory Building and in front of Darke Hall. Students with

mobility concerns are encouraged to discuss accessibility needs when registering for

classes.

Course CanCeLLaTion, WiThDraWaL & reFunD PoLiCies

Visit www.uregina.ca/cce for detailed information.


www.uregina.ca/cce

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Conservatory Children & youth Courses at a Glance

www.uregina.ca/cce/conservatory 306-585-5748 [email protected]

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seniors’ university Group (suG) membership

The Seniors’ University Group promotes the value and availability of lifelong learning opportunities for older learners in the community in a collaborative partnership with the Lifelong Learning Centre. If you are 50+, you can become a SUG member and receive discounts on select Lifelong Learning Centre courses. The SUG membership

fee for 2014-2015 is $30. See page 57 for more details.

LiFeLonG LearninG ProGrams

Lifelong Learning Centre

something for everyone

Lifelong Learning Centre courses are exceptional

opportunities for people of all ages to learn

something new or rediscover former interests.

We offer a wide variety of affordable courses that

will stimulate your mental, physical and spiritual

well-being, and can lead to a healthy lifestyle. You

can also meet new friends while you experience

the joy of learning. Courses are interactive to give

you a rewarding learning experience with plenty of

opportunity to be active and engaged with others.

Personally rewarding Programs

We have an array of lecture and discussion courses ranging from one hour forums

to multi-week courses up to nine weeks in length. We also have practical courses in

the areas of computer use, social media, and fitness. They are available during the

day, in the evening and on Saturdays. We offer a safe and comfortable place to learn.

Instructors and facilitators are experts from the University and the community who

share their expertise with our learners. No previous education is required – only your

desire to learn and engage with others. There are no exams or assignments and most

courses have no homework.

See page 60 for information on how to register for Lifelong Learning Centre courses

and call today to register for courses to avoid finding out the course you want to take

is full.

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DaTes To remember

All events in Gallery Building Room 106 unless otherwise noted

Fall open houseFri, Sat, Sep 5 & 6, 10:30am-2:30pmJoin us for tours, displays, demonstrations, FREE forums and more. FREE gift for first 100 people in attendance.

biG book saleThu, Sep 4, 2:00-8:00 pmFri & Sat, Sep 5-6, 9:00am-4:00pmGreat selection of exceptional books thanks to a donation of books from Buy the Book Used Book Store which closed this year and many other donors of quality used books. All at very affordable prices.

Welcome & orientationThu, Sep 11, 12:00-1:00pm

Free Film – Quartet – directed by Dustin hoffman and starring maggie smith and bill ConnellyFri, Sep 12, 1:00-3:30 pm

international Day of older Persons CelebrationWed, Oct 1, 12:00-1:00pmJoin us to learn about the work of the National Seniors Council and current priorities it is working to address.

influenza Clinic – date/time TBA

international volunteer Day/Christmas CelebrationJoin us to celebrate our volunteers and the holiday season with treats, music and more.Fri, Dec 5, 1:30-3:30pm

See our website www.uregina.ca/cce in late July for more details about the Open House, FREE Forums to be held this fall and more.

imPorTanT noTes:no classes oct 13 & nov 11

Course Location Key:

GA - Gallery Building

CB - College Building

CN - Conservatory Building

bring this coupon for

Free aDmission to one Thursday noon hour Forum listed on pages 54-56. Limit one free forum per person this term.

Please print your name & phone number below

LiFeLonG LearninG CenTre30

www.uregina.ca/cce/lifelong 306-585-5748 [email protected]

voLunTeer & CommuniTy ProGrams

aboriGinaL GranDmoThers CarinG

For GranDChiLDren suPPorT

neTWorK

Grandmothers caring for grandchildren

are invited to monthly support network

meetings with interesting speakers from

community agencies. Tea and bannock

are always served. Childcare and rides

will be provided for those who call in

advance. For more information or to

register, call 306-585-5766.

Day/Time: Fri, Sep 12, Oct 10, Nov 14,

Dec 12, 9:30-11:30am

Location: Gallery Building Room 106,

2155 College Ave.

inTerCuLTuraL GranDmoThers

uniTinG (iGu)

All older women who are interested

in building bridges of understanding,

respect, trust and friendship among

First Nations, Métis and other women

are welcome to attend these monthly

meetings. For more information call

306 585-5705 or 306-585-5766.

Day/Time: Fri, Sep 19, Oct 17, Nov 21,

Dec 19, 10:30am-12:30pm

Location: Indian Métis Christian

Fellowship, 3131 Dewdney

Ave.

sPeaKers bureau

The Lifelong Learning Centre has

speakers available to talk to groups

about the joys of lifelong learning and

volunteering, Regina Age-Friendly

Community Initiative, retirement planning,

and much more. If you want to request a

speaker for your group, or are interested

in becoming one, call 306 585 5766 or

306-585-5806.

voLunTeer oPPorTuniTies

We are looking for volunteers to assist

with reception duties, promotional

activities, newsletter production and

more. Call 306-585-5766 if you would

like to learn more about volunteer

opportunities.

arTs & enTerTainmenT

Cinema PoLiTiCa: DoCumenTary FiLm

DisCussion GrouP

Join Jim Elliott of Cinema Politica for

this engaging documentary film series.

Together you will view four documentary

films broadly focusing on Water Earth

Wind and Fire. Each film will be followed

by discussion. Documentary films

include:

In the Same Boat, Nov 7; Waist=Food, Nov

21; and The Power of Community, Nov 28.

Come and explore themes and discuss

issues of today.

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Day: Fri, Nov 7-Nov 28

Time: 1:00-3:00pm

Course limit: 75

instructor: Jim Elliott

Course Fee: $35 suG member: $25

CLassiC FiLms

Enjoy excellent films with an introduction

for each this fall. The free sampler movie

on September 12 is Quartet with Maggie

Smith and Bill Connolly. Join us for other

Friday afternoons at the movies to see

Some Like It Hot with Marilyn Monroe and

Tony Curtis; Italian Job with Mark Wallberg

and Charlize Theren; Grand Torino with

Clint Eastwood and Christopher Carley;

Nightmare Alley with Tyrone Power and

Joan Blondell; Bridge Over River Kwai with

Allec Guinness and William Holden; and

The Odd Couple with Walter Matthau and

Jack Lemmon. FREE sample film: Quartet,

Sep 12.

Day: Fri, Sep 19-Oct 24

(no film on Oct 10)

Time: 1:00-3:00pm

Course limit: 50

instructor: Dermot Weightman


arT aPPreCiaTion: imaGes oF FaiTh &

PLaCes oF WorshiP neWArtists and images have been part of

religion for centuries. This class will

look at the important connection art

and architecture had to the beliefs of

ancient civilizations: for the empires of

Egypt, Greece, Rome and Byzantine. You

will hear about the temples of Ramses

II, the Parthenon and the Pantheon,

the Catacombs and Hagia Sophia. You

will see the images and sculptures that

decorate these places of worship and

learn what they represent and why they

look as they do.

Day: Mon, Oct 20-Nov 10

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 75

instructor: Linda Quigley


Tommy Goes To War! neWRe-live the brutality, bravery and

wit of the 1914-18 Great War. This

performance, commemorating the

100th Anniversary of the War to End

All Wars, features Saskatchewan’s own

story performer Vincent Murphy as the

exuberant recruiting officer, the stern

General and Tommy - as a young recruit

and aging veteran. Dramatic, intriguing

and entertaining! Shared discussion

period to follow the performance. FREE

coffee.

Day: Fri, Oct 17

Time: 9:30-11:30am

Course limit: 75

Presenter: Vincent Murphy

Course Fee: $10



ComPuTers & TeChnoLoGy

ComPuTer use 1

For those who are inexperienced

with computers or have never used

a computer before, this course will

cover the basics including the mouse,

keyboard, using computer programs such

as web browsers and how to navigate in

Microsoft Windows. This is a hands-on

class.

Day: Tue, Sep 16-Oct 7

Time: 1:30-4:00pm

Course limit: 16

instructor: David Wessel


ComPuTer use 2

This course will improve your computer

skills and teach you more about email,

address books, Microsoft Windows

operating system and basic file

management. You will perform basic

searches for information on the internet.

This course is for anyone who has taken

Computer Use 1 or is fairly comfortable

using the mouse, keyboard and some

computer programs. This is a hands-on

class.

Day: Tue, Oct 21-Nov 18 (no class Nov 11)Time: 1:30-4:00pm Course limit: 16instructor: David WesselCourse Fee: $145 suG member: $120

ComPuTer use 3

This course is for those who have taken Computer Use 2, or are fairly experienced PC users. It explores more fully the many uses of the computer. You will look at a variety of computer programs such as word processors, spreadsheets and photo editors. Learn more about web browsers, information available on the internet and how to find it. Configure Microsoft Windows desktops and download programs from websites. This is a hands-on class.

Day: Thu, Sep 18-Oct 9Time: 9:00-11:30amCourse limit: 16instructor: David WesselCourse Fee: $145 suG member: $120

ComPuTer use 4

This course is for those who are comfortable using the computer, but still have questions to ask. We will cover file management issues, computer security (threats and how to deal with them), computer applications of interest, photo editors or spreadsheets and current trends in computing.

Day: Thu, Oct 23-Nov 13Time: 9:00-11:30amCourse limit: 16

instructor: David Wessel


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iPaD 1 neWiPads have changed the way we interact

with each other and the world. This

course will teach basic iPad use and

management including: iPad Operating

System (iOS) basics; key functions

controlled by physical switches and

buttons; touch screen gestures; and

iPad settings. You will also learn how to

check, read and send emails as well as

how to connect to the internet and use

WiFi. This is a hands-on course, so please

remember to bring your ipad and to

make sure that it is charged.

Day: Wed, Sep 17

Time: 6:30-9:30pm

Course limit: 20

instructor: Darcy Donovan

Course Fee: $40

iPaD 2 neW

This course is for those who have

completed iPad 1 or who are already using

their iPad. You will learn more about iPad

features including setting up your email

account, sending and opening emails,

managing contact lists and calendar, taking

photos and recording videos, and viewing

and sharing photos. You will also learn

how to use Cloud services; Safari, notes,

reminders, maps, weather and world clock

apps; as well as how to sync and back up

your iPad. Common keyboard shortcuts

as well as search, paste and cut options

will also be addressed. This is a hands-on

course so please remember to bring your

iPad and to make sure that it is charged.

Day: Wed, Sep 24

Time: 6:30-9:30pm

Course limit: 20


Course Fee: $40

iPaD 3 neWThis course is for those who have

completed iPad 2 or who are comfortable

using their iPad. Together we will explore

the iTunes and App Stores and learn how

to make purchases from them. We will

also look at finding and evaluating apps,

downloading books and music, streaming

movies and TV shows, accessing Game

Centre and purchasing games, and GPS

apps. In addition, we will look at keeping

in touch using Facebook, FaceTime,

Skype and iChat. This is a hands-on

course so please remember to bring your

iPad and to make sure that it is charged.

Day: Wed, Oct 1

Time: 6:30-9:30pm

Course limit: 20


Course Fee: $40



iPhone 1

Smart phones have changed the way

we interact with each other and the

world. This course is for those who are

inexperienced with iPhones or have never

used one and will provide instruction on

iPhone Operating System (iOS) basics,

keyboard functions, general iPhone

settings and how to keep your iPhone

secure. In addition, you will learn how to

use the Phone App including adding and

managing contact lists and texting as well

as how to connect to the internet and use

WiFi. This is a hands-on course so please

remember to bring your phone and to

make sure that it is charged.

Day: Mon, Sep 15

Time: 6:30-9:30pm

Course limit: 20

instructor: Ray Quon

Course Fee: $40

iPhone 2

This course if for those who have

completed iPhone 1 or who are already

using their phone. You will learn more

about iPhone features including setting

up your email account, sending and

opening emails, managing contact lists,

taking photos and recording videos,

viewing and sharing photos as well

as how to use the Notes App. You will

also learn how to use Cloud services,

stocks, maps, weather and world clock

apps, as well as how to sync and back

up your iPhone. This is a hands-on

course so please remember to bring

your phone and to make sure that it is

charged.

Day: Mon, Sep 22

Time: 6:30-9:30pm

Course limit: 20

instructor: Ray Quon

Course Fee: $40iPhone 3 neWThis course is for those who have completed iPhone 2 or who are comfortable using their phone. We will look at finding and evaluating apps, downloading books and music, streaming movies and TV shows, accessing Game Centre and purchasing games, and GPS apps. This is a hands-on course so please remember to bring your phone and to make sure that it is charged.

Day: Mon, Sep 29Time: 6:30-9:30pmCourse limit: 20instructor: Ray QuonCourse Fee: $40

FiTness & movemenT

FiT For your LiFe

Join us for a gradual strength-training program designed for older adults. Health experts suggest weight training as an essential part of a healthy lifestyle. Hand-held velcro wrist and ankle weights from one to five pounds are supplied. The class instructs proper weight training with a muscle warm-up, stretching and cool down.

Days: Tue & Thu, Sep 16-Nov 18 (no class Nov 11)

Time: 4:00-5:00pmCourse limit: 30instructor: Dorothy Fitzer


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Line DanCinG

“In a Rut Strut.” Line dancing is a great

activity for fun, exercise and memory.

Learn easy, progressive steps to all types

of music.


(no class Nov 11)

Time: 9:30-10:30am

Course limit: 30

instructor: Dorothy Fitzer


TabLe Tennis

Experience table tennis in a relaxed

atmosphere. Maintain your eye-hand

coordination, agility and reflexes while

enjoying this fun sport. Basic skills and

game rules will be taught. Beginner and

experienced players welcome. Please

bring athletic shoes for indoor use.

Day: Tue &/or Sat,

Sep 16-Nov 18

(no class Nov 11)

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 30



(1 session/week) or

$60 suG member: $50

(2 sessions/week)

sTreTCh & Tone exerCise

Promote healthy aging through exercise

designed to increase flexibility. This class

involves a warm-up, aerobics, stretching,

toning and cool down. Mats and weights

are supplied.

Day: Tue & Thu, Sep 16-Nov 18

(no class Nov 11)

Time: 11:00am-12:00pm

Course limit: 30



T’ai Chi

offered in partnership with

Confucius institute

Movements performed in T’ai Chi are

slow and graceful with smooth and even

transitions between them. During this

series of T’ai Chi sessions you will learn

the basic postures and enjoy the beauty

and tranquility of nature.

Days: Sat, Sep 6-Oct 11

Time: 9:30-10:30am

Course limit: 20

instructor: Master Chuanwu Li

Course Fee: $80

yoGa – beGinners

Introduce yourself to the world of yoga.

You will learn gentle yoga poses and

stretches that can safely be done at

home. Those with experience can practice

at a slower pace. Please bring a yoga mat

and large towel or blanket.




(no class Oct 13)

Time: 12:00-1:00pm

Course limit: 20

instructor: Deborah Behm


yoGa – aDvanCeD

This class is designed for those who

know basic diaphragmatic breathing, the

rudiments of basic postures, are at ease

with the asanas practiced in beginner’s

class and want to stretch beyond the

beginner level. Please bring a yoga mat

and large towel or blanket.


(no class Oct 13)

Time: 10:30-11:30am

Course limit: 20

instructor: Deborah Behm


yoGa – muLTi-LeveL

If you have learned the basics, you are

ready to move on. You will be guided

to adapt the practice to your own level.

Emphasis will be on breathing, classic

yoga poses and relaxation techniques.

Please bring a yoga mat and large towel

or blanket.


Time: 10:30-11:30am

Course limit: 20

instructor: Karla Blocka


yoGa resToraTive

This will be a gentle class for people

who have low energy, chronic health

problems, are recovering from illness

or injury or just want a gentler practice.

It is suitable for beginners as well as

continuing students. Most of the practice

will be done lying on the floor. Please

bring a yoga mat and large towel or

blanket.


Time: 12:00-1:00pm

Course limit: 15

instructor: Karla Blocka


Zumba GoLD

Ditch the workout and join the party! This

fun fitness/dance class features easy-

to-follow dance moves set to Latin and

international beats. Zumba Gold is designed

to suit the needs of the active older

participant as well as those just starting their

journey to a fit and healthy lifestyle.

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Time: 2:30-3:30pm OR

3:45-4:45pm

Course limit: 25

instructor: Anna Scott


heaLTh & LiFesTyLe

basiC home rePair: DryWaLL

This course will provide students with

hands-on practice in drywalling as well

as a working knowledge of safety when

using simple hand tools. Students

will learn basic taping, mudding and

drywalling techniques. The instructors

will also answer basic questions about

drywalling while conducting exercises.

Day: Sat, Nov 15

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 16

instructor: Journeyperson, SaskWITT

Course Fee: $70 ($15 materials fee

included)

basiC home rePair: WinTeriZinG

your home neW

Make your home feel warmer this winter

without turning up the heat. Attend

this workshop and learn how to save

energy economically. This course, perfect

for the man or woman of the home,

provides practical instruction on how

to identify potential heat source losses,

caulk windows, apply spray foam and

install winter insulation kits on windows.

Instructors will also answer basic

questions on how to winterize a home

while conducting the exercises. Come out

and learn how to save energy this winter

– it’s good for the environment as well as

the pocketbook!

Day: Sat, Oct 18

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 16

instructor: Journeyperson, SaskWITT

Course Fee: $70 ($15 materials fee

included)

Chinese CooKinG


Confucius institute

This workshop offers more than just

cooking. It’s a good place to make

friends and have fun while enjoying

Chinese cooking culture. We will hold

four special cooking workshops covering

different elements of Chinese cuisine.

The instructors will explain different food

styles in various places in China, share

recipes and demonstrate how to make

both classical and easy Chinese dishes.



Day: Thu, Oct 23-Nov 13Time: 6:30-8:30pminstructor: TBAWorkshop Fee: $100 (GST & materials

included)

exPLorinG, exPanDinG & evoLvinG

our LiFe ConsCiousness

Experience is real and has significant personal meaning. It is important in each moment and is often the door to what our personal essence is ready to learn in the process of expanding our consciousness. It is part of the scenery on our life journey. The experiences we choose to focus on will be explored in the context of everything we know from our studies and stories of living.

Day: Tue, Sep 16-Nov 18 (no class Nov 11)

Time: 1:30-3:30pmCourse limit: 15instructor: Dr. Paul AntrobusCourse Fee: $105 suG member: $80

FaLL birDs oF sasKaTCheWan neWJoin us for an interesting afternoon discovering the fall birds of Saskatchewan. The afternoon begins with a slide show presentation of some of Saskatchewan’s most beautiful fall birds where you will learn interesting facts and identifying characteristics. Following this, put your new found knowledge to use and join Kim Mann and friends for a bird watching walk through Wascana Park. Attend one or both sessions.

Day: Wed, Sep 10Time: 2:00-4:40pm

instructor: Kim Mann

Fee: $20 (for both sessions)

session 1: Fall birds of saskatchewan: Facts & PhotosJoin Kim Mann and friends as she shares interesting facts and photos of some of Saskatchewan’s most beautiful fall birds. FREE coffee.

Day: Wed, Sep 10Time: 2:00-3:30pmCourse limit: 75Course Fee: $15

session 2: Fall birds of saskatchewan: Guided TourJoin expert birder, Kim Mann and friends for a walk through Wascana Park to look at the birds of fall. Kim will give advice on bird identification and feeding birds in your yard. Dress well and bring binoculars.

Day: Wed, Sep 10Time: 3:40-4:40pmCourse limit: 20Course Fee: $10

FLoraL DesiGn: ChrisTmas TabLe

CenTer neWGet in the Christmas spirit! Join floral designer Petra Janssen for this interactive workshop on creating a Christmas table center to dress up your home. You will create a beautiful L-shaped table center using pine, cedar and fir greenery as well as your personal decorations to make it your own! Lasting quality of table center is six to eight weeks. Materials included.

Day: Thu, Nov 20Time: 7:00-9:30pmCourse limit: 25instructor: Petra JanssenCourse Fee: $70 (includes $25 materials

fee)

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heaLThy meaL PLanninG & Common

nuTriTion myThs DebunKeD neWFact or fiction: Organic foods are the safest and healthiest choice. Late night snacking makes you gain weight. Sea salt is healthier than table salt. Not sure? Attend this session and find out. Join Dr. Katherine McLeod, Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies, as she provides advice for healthy meal planning and

debunks many common nutrition myths.

Day: Mon, Sep 15

Time: 10:30-11:30am

Course limit: 75

Presenter: Dr. Katherine McLeod

Course Fee: $5

PLanT-TasTiC neWJoin Master Gardener, Sheila Bonneteau,

and learn tips on windowsill gardening,

growing houseplants and starting plants

from seed. Attend all sessions or just the

ones you want.

Day: Tue, Oct 14-28

Time: 7:00-9:00pm

Course limit: 45

instructor: Sheila Bonneteau

Course Fee: $80 or $30/session

session 1: Windowsill vegetable

Gardening

Harvest fresh herbs, greens and

sprouts throughout the year from an

indoor garden. Revel in the flavours of

summer in the dead of winter with this

instructional course.

Day: Oct 14

session 2: houseplants as a Winter

hobby

During the winter months, maintaining

indoor plants can be as rewarding as

outdoor gardening. Master the steps

to success for growing healthy and

rewarding houseplants.

Day: Oct 21

session 3: seed starting made simple

Learn step by step how to beat the winter

blues by starting your own seeds! Get a

jump on the next season, have endless

cultivar choices and take great pride

in growing your own transplants at a

fraction of the cost.

Day: Oct 28

PoWer oF essenTiaL oiLs neWEssential oils are a very valuable tool in

natural living and natural health. Many

people vouch for the positive impact

that essential oils have had on their

health and the health of their friends and

family. But just because essential oils

are natural, doesn’t mean they shouldn’t

be used with care. Attend this course to

learn about basic essential oils and their

medicinal uses as well as how to use

them safely and properly.



Day: Thu, Oct 23-30

Time: 7:00-9:00pm

Course limit: 45

instructor: Marie Berwald

Course Fee: $60

PsyChoLoGy oF PersonaL exPerienCe

This course will deal with learning how we can use psychology to understand our experiences and make our lives more personally satisfying. Self-images, self-esteem and social and personal patterns and disorders are learned. They can be unlearned. We will discuss theory, research and real experiences so we can pursue the quality of life we are looking for more efficiently. Life keeps repeating what our hearts and minds do not understand well enough to let go.

Day: Thu, Sep 18-Nov 13Time: 1:30-3:30pmCourse limit: 15instructor: Dr. Paul AntrobusCourse Fee: $105 suG member: $80

LanDLorDs: hoW To be a smarT

one neWWhether you are renting a single-family house or multiple units at multiple properties, this class provides property owners with a basic understanding of how to avoid running afoul of tenant-landlord laws. This course covers the ‘life cycle of a tenancy’ including: leases, tenancies-at-will, screening potential tenants, obtaining credit histories, security deposits, provincial and federal regulations, communicating with tenants, eviction proceedings, going before judge or rentalsman, tenant defences and

counter claims.

Day: Wed, Oct 29 & Nov 5

Time: 7:00-9:00pm

Course limit: 45

instructor: TBA

Course Fee: $60

LiFesTyLe & PorTraiT

PhoToGraPhy neWLearn how to take more natural and

fun portraits of your family, friends and

children. Explore different techniques

to help with composition, storytelling,

lighting, and natural expressions, as well

as interacting with your subject. Turn that

snapshot into a great portrait!

Day: Wed, Oct 8-Oct 22

Time: 6:30-9:30pm

Course limit: 20

instructor: Carey Shaw

Course Fee: $105

money maTTers: WhaT your ParenTs

DiDn’T TeaCh you neW

Learn tips, strategies and little known

secrets to better manage your own

personal affairs: household budgeting,

setting financial goals, banking, credit

cards and retirement savings. An overview

of what you need to do to have your

financial house in order. Perfect for the

new student, newly independent young

person, the person starting over, the

recent college graduate and those who

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feel like personal finance isn’t their strong

suit. Get your finances “on tract” in this

non-judgmental four-part series. Attend all

sessions or just the ones you want.

session 1: budgeting boot Camp

Let’s start by disarming the word

“budget” - it’s really a spending plan!

After all, managing money is more about

what you spend than what you earn!

Understanding where your money is

going before it gets there is a key to being

financially healthy. In this course, learn

the difference between needs and wants,

why you should set goals, how to track

your spending, tricks to control wasted

dollars, how to stick to your spending

plan and live comfortably within your

means. If you want less stress, more

balance and more freedom, you need

Budgeting Boot Camp!

Day: Sep 16

session 2: Credit Cross-TrainingLooking for the most effective ways to build or rebuild credit? Whether you’re establishing credit for the first time or rebuilding after getting off course, it’s important to know how to use this financial tool responsibly. Using credit properly can make your life better. Using credit poorly can have devastating effects. Dealing with credit is similar to other forms of spending: it requires a plan and preparation to stay in good shape. In this course, learn how to organize your current finances, understand credit reports, build credibility, research the best credit options for your situation, learn what creditors

look for and how to be a wise credit user.

Day: Sep 23

session 3: investment alphabet soup

Do you get lost when you hear TSE,

NYSE, ETF, RRSP, RESP, TFSA, RRIF, GIC,

LIRA? This session will provide you with

an overview of investment possibilities.

We will explore when and how individuals

can use a variety of investmesnt

instruments to their best advantage.

Day: Sep 30

session 4: Discovering your hidden

riches and What to Do with Them

When we look closely at our spending

we always find items that cost us more

than they should. Are we paying the

lowest fees possible? Are we paying

for services we never use? Are there

cheaper alternatives? In this session we

will explore ways to identify and change

these areas of overpayment in our day

to day lives and in our investments. We’ll

then consider what to do with the saved

money. Invest? Re-allocate? Save?

Day: Oct 7

TaKinG Care oF LiFe’s

business 1 neWNo one ever plans to be sick or disabled.

Yet, it’s just this kind of planning that can

make all the difference in an emergency.

This course, consisting of four weekly

presentations, will provide direction on

getting your affairs in order. Topics will

include wills, health care directives, power

of attorney, executor responsibilities, pre-

planned funeral services and more.



Day: Tue, Sep 16-Oct 7

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 75

Facilitator: Elaine Yeomans


TaKinG Care oF LiFe’s

business 2 neWWhether expected or not, the process of

death and grieving is a difficult one. This

course, consisting of four weekly sessions,

will provide practical information for

navigating this difficult time. Topics will

include palliative care options, funeral

services and cremation, the role of the

coroner, the grieving process, support

services available in Regina and more.

Day: Tue, Oct 14-Nov 4

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 75

Facilitator: Elaine Yeomans


unDersTanDinG hoCKey neWIt’s hard to live in Canada and not be

passionate about the country’s favorite

pastime, hockey! But are you missing out

on much of the excitement because you

don’t know the rules and strategy of the

game? Attend this workshop and learn

the basic rules and strategy of hockey,

and you too will be ready to cheer your

favorite hockey team on to victory during

the Stanley Cup playoffs! FREE tickets

to one U of R Cougar hockey game

included.

Day: Thu, Sep 18 & Sep 25

Time: 7:00-9:00pm

Course limit: 75

instructor: Referee, Saskatchewan

Hockey Association

Course Fee: $60

Wine aPPreCiaTion: exPLorinG The

Wine reGions oF FranCe, ausTraLia &

The uniTeD sTaTes neW

Explore some of the great wine regions of

France, Australia and the United States

with wine expert Gavin Jensen. Together

you will explore the powerful reds and

delicate whites of two wine-producing

regions in France, survey some of

Australia’s most popular wines from the

Hunter Valley and Coonawara regions, as

well as sample fine American wines from

the California, Washington or Oregon

regions. Wine samples and light food

included.

Day: Thu, Oct 2-16

Time: 7:00-9:00pm

Course limit: 30

instructor: Gavin Jensen

Course Fee: $135

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WeLLness WeDnesDays

FREE monthly program co-sponsored by Lifelong Learning Centre and Regina Qu’Appelle Health Region Seniors’ Healthy Living Program.

Time: 12:00-1:00pmLocation: Gallery Building Room 106

beTTer bLaDDer ConTroL

Join Kathy Roth, a public health nurse with RQ Health Region Seniors’ Healthy Living Program, who will talk about better bladder control. Come to learn more about the Urinary System, including the kidneys and bladder, types of incontinence and their associated causes, possible treatment options and good bladder habits. Kathy will also provide information about the Pelvic Floor Pathway to help women understand more about the conditions they are experiencing.

instructor: Kathy RothDay: Sep 10

WhaT is inFLuenZa?

This presentation addresses the signs and symptoms of Influenza (the flu), how the virus is transmitted and who is at most risk of contracting it. You will learn what Influenza is and what it is not, some of the most common complications that result from the flu and how we can best prevent it. There will be ample time for questions and all will be addressed by

Kathy Roth, a Public Health Nurse.

instructor: Kathy Roth

Day: Oct 8

GLauComa: The siLenT sTeaLer oF

vision

Glaucoma is indeed the “silent stealer

of vision.” This lecture will involve

discussion of the types of glaucoma

and the incidence of each along with a

description of the signs and symptoms.

The diagnostic work up will be discussed,

that is, the types of tests done to make

the diagnosis and the types of treatment

- medical and surgical.

instructor: Dan Ash

Day: Nov 19

baCK To nuTriTion basiCs

You deserve more! More energy, more

simplicity, more quality nutrition

and more overall wellness. Join Gina

Sebastian to learn about nutrition and

holistic tips for the holidays and beyond.

She will offer solutions for great nutrition

that reduce stress and increase your

energy and enthusiasm for life. If you

deserve more, please join us.

instructor: Gina Sebastian

Day: Dec 3


biG booK saLe

Thu, Sep 4, 2:00-8:00 pmFri & Sat, Sep 5-6, 9:00am-4:00pm

Great selection of exceptional books thanks to a donation of books from Buy the Book Used Book Store which closed this year and many other donors of quality used books. All at very affordable prices.

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LanGuaGes

Chinese For business


Confucius institute

Business Chinese courses will enable

you to conduct simple communication

tasks in business activities and improve

your knowledge of business and general

Chinese culture, customs and social

status. Business Chinese Course 1 starts

with simple and practical Chinese for

people who have no or very limited prior

knowledge of the Chinese language.

Chinese 2 involves study topics related

to Chinese business and Chinese 3 aims

to provide an in-depth understanding of

Chinese business communication style.

Chinese for business 1


(no class Nov 11)

Time: 7:00-9:00pm

instructor: TBA

Course Fee: $220 (GST & materials

included)


Day: Sat, Sep 20-Nov 15

Time: 3:30-5:30pm

Instructor: TBA


included)



Time: 1:00-3:00pm

instructor: TBA


included)

Chinese For TraveL (LeveL 1, 2 & 3)


Confucius institute

Travel Chinese courses are designed

to make your trip easier and more

enjoyable by teaching you practical

Chinese phrases used in daily Chinese

life and travel situations. Chinese 1 starts

with simple and practical Chinese for

people who have no prior knowledge

of the Chinese language and Chinese 2

focuses on basic Chinese speaking and

listening for those who have taken a

previous Chinese course. Communicative

competence and cross-cultural awareness

are emphasized during the courses. A

field trip to China will be organized if

there is enough interest.

Chinese for Travel 1


Time: 9:00-11:00am

instructor: TBA


included)



Time: 1:00-3:00pm

instructor: TBA


included)

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(no class Oct 13)

Time: 7:00-9:00pm

instructor: TBA


included)

FrenCh 1: La Joie De vivre neWoffered in partnerhsip with

institut français

Beginner French course in a relaxed

group setting, intended for older adults.


(no class Nov 11)

Time: 9:30-11:30am

Course limit: 25

instructor: TBA


FrenCh ConversaTion 1: La vie esT

beLLe neWoffered in partnerhsip with

institut français

Intended for older adults with some

experience in French who wish to expand

their knowledge of French language and

culture.


(no class Nov 11)

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 25

instructor: TBA


German 1

Learn key phrases and basic grammar

while developing your conversational

abilities.

Day: Sat, Sep 20-Nov 15Time: 1:30-3:30pminstructor: Regina FurkertCourse limit: 25Course Fee: $165 + Textbook

German 2

This course is for those with basic German vocabulary and pronunciation skills. Students will be able to improve their fluency in German and learn more about the German culture. This course is a continuation of German 1 or for those with a basic understanding of German.

Day: Wed, Sep 17-Nov 12Time: 7:00-9:00pmCourse limit: 25instructor: Regina FurkertCourse Fee: $165 + Textbook

German ConversaTion 1

This class will allow students who have completed German 2 or an equivalent advanced course to put their knowledge of German into practice through conversation related to current events and other topics.


Time: 7:00-9:00pmCourse limit: 25instructor: Regina FurkertCourse Fee: $165 + Textbook

sPanish 1

Going to Spain? Mexico? South America? Here is your opportunity to learn Spanish and discover Hispanic culture and people.

This informal introduction is for absolute

beginners.




Time: 1:30-3:30 pm

Course limit: 25

instructor: Sergio Quezada


+ Textbook

sPanish 1 (eveninG)

Going to Spain? Mexico? South America?

Here is your opportunity to learn Spanish

and discover Hispanic culture and people.

This informal introduction is for absolute

beginners.

Day: Thu, Sep 18-Nov13

Time: 7:00-9:00pm

instructor: Edith Brockhill

Course limit: 25

Course fee: $165 + Textbook

sPanish 2

This course is for those with basic

Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation

skills. You will be able to improve your

fluency and learn more about exciting

Hispanic culture. Prerequisite: Spanish I or

some basic Spanish skills.


Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 25



+ Textbook

sPanish 2 (eveninG)

This course is for those with basic

Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation

skills. You will be able to improve your

fluency and learn more about the exciting

Hispanic culture. Prerequisite: Spanish I or

some basic Spanish skills.


Time: 7:00-9:00pm

Course limit: 25


Course Fee: $165 + Textbook

sPanish 3

This is your chance to improve your

Spanish. The course is designed for

those with good Spanish vocabulary

and pronunciation skills. Learn more

about the interesting Hispanic culture.

Prerequisite: Spanish 2 or more basic

Spanish skills.


Time: 9:30-11:30am

Course limit: 25



+ Textbook

sPanish 3 (eveninG)

This is your chance to improve your

Spanish. The course is designed for

those with good Spanish vocabulary

and pronunciation skills. Learn more

about the interesting Hispanic culture.

Prerequisite: Spanish 2 or more basic

Spanish skills.


(no class Nov 11)

Time: 7:00-9:00pm

Course limit: 25


Course Fee: $165 + Textbook

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sPanish 4

This class is designed for those with

adequate Spanish vocabulary and

pronunciation skills. Using a variety of methods you will improve your fluency. Prerequisite: Spanish 3 or intermediate Spanish skills.


Time: 1:30-3:30pmCourse limit: 25instructor: Sergio QuezadaCourse Fee: $150 suG member: $130

+ Textbook

sPanish 5

This class is designed for those with adequate Spanish vocabulary and pronunciation skills. Using a variety of methods you will improve your fluency. Prerequisite: Spanish 4 or advanced Spanish skills.

Day: Fri, Sep 19-Nov 14Time: 9:30-11:30amCourse limit: 25instructor: Sergio QuezadaCourse Fee: $150 suG member: $130

+ Textbook

sPanish ConversaTion 1

This class will allow students who have completed Spanish 5 or an equivalent advanced course to put their knowledge of Spanish into practice through conversation related to current events and other topics. Students in this course should be able to carry on a conversation in Spanish.


(no class Nov 11)

Time: 9:30-11:30am

Course limit: 10



sPanish ConversaTion 2

This class will allow students who have

completed Spanish 5 or an equivalent

advanced course to put their knowledge

of Spanish into practice through

conversation related to current events

and other topics.


Time: 9:30-11:30am

Course limit: 10



sCienCe

asTronomy beyonD The biG DiPPer

– a beGinner’s GuiDe To The niGhT

sKy neW

Many people want to learn the stars and

constellations, but with all those specs

of light up there where do you begin?

Whether stargazing from your living room



window or camping under a blanket of

stars, this course is designed to help you

sort it all out and learn how to navigate

the night sky. Through interactive digital

and discussion based lectures, students

will also be kept up to date on space and

astronomy news. In addition, you will

be invited to observatory nights at the

Saskatchewan Science Centre where you

will view galaxies, planets and our moon.


Time: 1:00-3:00pm

Course limit: 75

instructor: Chris Beckett

Course Fee: $110 suG member $85

($5 material fee included)

QuanTum meChaniCs: The PhysiCs oF

The miCrosCoPiC WorLD 1 neWThis study will begin by examining black

body radiation, the hydrogen atom and

the photoelectric effect – key elements

of quantum mechanics – as well as a

brief introduction to particle physics.

Course includes instructor-led discussion

to enhance students’ understanding of

challenging concepts. A continuation of

this course, Quantum Mechanics: The

Physics of the Microscopic World 2, will

be offered the following term and will

further explore the theories and concepts

of quantum mechanics.


(no class Oct 13)

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 75

instructor: George Maier


soCiaL sTuDies – hisTory, PoLiTiCs, reLiGion & more

anCienT CuLTures & PLaCes

See how archaeological research has

helped us understand the cultures found

in select places in various parts of the

world through lectures, videos and slide

shows.


Time: 9:30-11:30am

Course limit: 75

instructor: Dr. Ray Cleveland


CanaDa & The GreaT War,

1914-1919 neWTopics to be discussed will include

Canada and Canadians in 1914, the war

on the Western Front, conscription, the

wartime boom, votes for women and

prohibition, “enemy aliens” and pacifists,

the Winnipeg General Strike and the

Great War’s legacy for Canada.


Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 75

instructor: Dr. Bill Brennan


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Chinese hisTory, TraDiTions &

CuLTure neWoffered in partnership with Confucius

institute

Attend this course and gain insight into

the rich 5000 year history, traditions

and culture of China. You will learn

about Chinese traditions such as the tea

ceremony, Chinese knots and festivals,

as well as the main historical events that

have shaped the culture. Modern-day

Chinese culture will also be discussed.

Day: Mon, Oct 20-Nov 10

Time: 9:30-11:30am

instructor: Qing Liu


honourinG sasKaTCheWan’s War

CasuaLTies neW Join Bill Barry as he pays tribute to Saskatchewan’s fallen. This presentation, in commemorating the 100th anniversary of the beginning of the Great War, will highlight Canada’s involvement in various wars with particular emphasis on the sacrifices made by Saskatchewan soldiers. Together you will explore the Saskatchewan Virtual War Memorial which honours Saskatchewan men and women who perished in service to their country for the high ideals of peace and freedom. Discussion will touch on the North West Rebellion of 1885 and the South African War, followed by WWI, WWII, Korea and peacekeeping missions around the world, capped off by comments on the hell that was the Afghanistan operation. A question and answer period will follow the presentation.

Bring your lunch and enjoy FREE coffee.

Day: Mon, Nov 10Time: 11:30am-1:30pmCourse limit: 75Presenter: Bill BarryCourse Fee: $10

miDDLe easT CurrenT aFFairs

If you have an interest in Middle Eastern and Central Asian affairs, join us for weekly lectures about current issues in these regions. Media clips will be shown at various times throughout the lectures.

Day: Wed, Sep 17-Nov 12Time: 9:30-11:30amCourse limit: 75instructor: Dr. Ray ClevelandCourse Fee: $105 suG members: $80

myTh, symboL & riTuaL neW

This course is an introduction to the critical study of myth, symbol and ritual. At the outset of the course, students are presented with a number of relevant theories by which to study myth, symbol and ritual. Subsequently, in the next three classes, myth, symbol and ritual are examined in a variety of contexts including ancient Mesopotamia and Greece, European late Middle Ages and Indigenous peoples of North and South American among other locations.



Day: Mon, Sep 15-Oct 6

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 75

instructor: Darlene Juschka


sTaTe reForm in aFriCa neWThe states in Africa are in crisis: crisis

of identity, crisis of legitimacy, crisis of

distribution and crisis of governance.

Globalization has imposed its constraints

resulting in a culture that entails poverty,

corruption, terrorism, exploitation and

human rights abuses. The wavering

between Islamic State and Democratic

State has not found its balance and the

population is expecting a better future.

This course will explore these issues as

well as state reform.

Day: Wed, Sep 24-Oct 15

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 75

instructor: Dr. Ben Bouazza


Thomas JeFFerson on reLiGion &

DemoCraCy neWThomas Jefferson is widely remembered

as the author of the Declaration of

Independence and for being arguably one

of the most transformational presidents in

American history. What is less well known

is that he also tried his hand at scriptural

exegesis, most notably with the synthesis

of the four Gospels into a single discrete

work commonly referred to as ‘the

Jefferson’s Bible.’ Guiding our analysis of

Jefferson’s editorial intent is the central

question: Was Jesus a democrat?

Day: Mon, Oct 6

Time: 10:30-11:30am

Course limit: 75

Presenter: Dr. Lee Ward

Course Fee: $5

sasKaTCheWan GrassLanDs: a PLaCe

LiKe no oTher neW

Saskatchewan grasslands are amazing, wide open spaces that support an incredible diversity of life; from iconic wildlife like plains bison and pronghorn antelope, to rare and endangered species such as Black-footed Ferrets and Greater Sage Grouse. Grasslands are also home to ranchers who live and depend on healthy grasslands to sustain their livelihoods. In this beautifully illustrated presentation, biologist and environmental photographer Branimir Gjetvaj will take us on a journey of discovery through our unique prairie landscapes. FREE coffee.

Day: Fri, Oct 31Time: 1:30-3:30pmCourse limit: 75Presenter: Dr. Branimir GjetvajCourse Fee: $10

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WhaT haPPeneD beFore ChrisT Was

born? neWHave you ever wondered what happened during the millennium before Christ was born? This course will explore what was happening around the world at that time. It will also explore how this affects our

present day lives.


(no class Nov 11)

Time: 9:30-11:30am

Course limit: 75

instructor: Adrien Tatarinoff


WhaT We KnoW – WhaT We

beLieve neWThis course will provide participants

with a handy tool kit for distinguishing

between what we might believe and what

we actually know. We will use a checklist

of considerations to bring to bear on

various claims that often arise in the

media and day to day about what works

and what doesn’t, in order to sort them

out, whether they warrant believing or

not. The instructor will explain each of

the critical issues and provide examples

of them. Following this brief presentation,

participants will offer their own

experience or encounters that they may

wish to examine in this way and discuss

with others in the course.

Day: Wed, Sep 17-Oct 8

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 25

instructor: George Maslany


WriTinG & LiTeraTure

ConTemPorary soCiaL, PoLiTiCaL &

sCienCe ConCerns

On the last Monday of each month at

1:45pm our group chooses the focus

of the next meeting. It may be one

book or a theme and controversial

issues predominate. Enjoyment and

participation are the requirements. Liege

Felicitor – happy reading!

Day: Mon, Sep 29, Oct 27, Nov

24, Jan 26, Feb 23, Mar 30,

Apr 27, May 25, Jun 29

Time: 1:45-3:45pm

Course limit: 20

Facilitator: Al Fricker


CreaTive WriTinG

The best way to learn how to write is

to write! This class allows you to share

your writing and listen to the words of

others who have a variety of interests and

experiences. The opportunity to learn

by listening supports the development

of one’s writing skills and encourages

individual participation in a supportive



group setting. Participants take turns

moderating weekly sessions which feature

writings based on topics suggested a

week in advance. There is no instructor

and no previous writing experience is

necessary. All are welcome.


Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 20

Facilitator: Bob Juby


CreaTive WriTinG CriTiQue

Writers in this group meet monthly

to assist each other to improve their

writing through participant feedback

and discussions about challenges faced

during the writing process. Prior to each

session, participants email a piece of their

writing to other group members who will

read and prepare written feedback.

Day: Mon, Sep 22, Oct 20, Nov

17, Dec 15, Jan 19, Feb 16,

Mar 16, Apr 20, May 11,

Jun 15

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

Course limit: 20

Facilitator: Sherri Tutt


DiCKens, reLiGion & The meaninG oF

human WorK neWThe theme of utilitarianism, along

with industrialization and education,

is explored by Charles Dickens in his

novel Hard Times. This talk will consider

Dickens’s critique of utilitarianism as part

of a Christian theology of labour and the

dignity of the human person.

Day: Fri, Sep 19Time: 10:30-11:30amCourse limit: 75Presenter: Dr. Susan JohnstonCourse Fee: $5

LiTerary CiTies neW

These four classes will focus on representation of the city in literature, some older and some more recent. Some literary cities are positive visions, sometimes even utopian, emphasizing the excitement and the pleasures of city life. Other visions of the city are negative, some decidedly dystopian, representing the city as a nightmare world of corruption and crime. The selected texts and illustrations will include representations of ancient, renaissance and industrial cities as well as cities of the twentieth century and beyond.

Day: Wed, Oct 29-Nov 19Time: 1:30-3:30pmCourse limit: 25instructor: Alex MacDonaldCourse Fee: $80 suG member: $55

Prairie saGes booK DisCussion

GrouP

This group meets once a month for nine months. Discussions are led by class members. A copy of the 2014-2015 book selections is available at the LLC reception desk.

Day: Tue, Sep 16, Oct 21, Nov 18, Dec 9, Jan 20, Feb 17, Mar 17, Apr 21, May 19

Time: 1:30-3:30pmCourse limit: 20Facilitator: Liz PaulCourse Fee: $80 suG member: $55

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ThanKs For The memories

Have you entertained the idea of

someday writing your memoirs or

memories of grandparents, parents or

siblings for future generations to know

their roots? Join others around a table

in a relaxed atmosphere to share written

stories about your life and others who are

a part of your life. Take this opportunity

to be motivated into doing something

lasting and priceless for your family. In

future years they will surely say, “Thanks

for the Memories.”

Day: Wed, Sep 17, Oct 1,15, 29,

Nov 12, 26

Time: 1:30-3:30pm

room: Conservatory Building

Room 022

Course limit: 15

Facilitator: Evelyn Rogers

ThursDay noon hour Forums

Day: Thu, 12:00-1:00pm

(unless otherwise stated)

room: Gallery Building Room 106

Course Fee: $5 (unless otherwise stated)

baD humours or eviL sPiriTs? neWThe belief in demonic possession exists

across time and culture, but an epidemic

of possession cases occurred in Western

Europe between 1550 and 1650. They

became an expression of witchcraft

accusations and a cultural fixation on the

power of the devil, the propaganda wars

of the Reformation and social tensions

around women, youth and sexuality. This

presentation will explore the complexities

of these cases and suggest that

possession became a socially acceptable

way for individuals to respond to

traumatic events and circumstances that

could not be acknowledged or treated in

any other way.

Day: Thu, Sep 11

Time: 11:00am-12:00pm

Course limit: 75

Presenter: Dr. Yvonne Petry

Course Fee: $5

WeLCome & orienTaTion – Free

All new and continuing students at the

Lifelong Learning Centre are invited to

join us for an orientation and update on

the new and exciting developments at the

Centre and with the Seniors’ University

Group. Bring your lunch and we’ll provide

beverages. Interested students will be

taken on a tour to see classrooms and

other facilities.

Presenters: LLC Staff & SUG Board

Members

Day: Sep 11


bring this coupon for

Free aDmission to one Thursday noon hour Forum listed on pages 54-56. Limit one free forum per person this term.

Please print your name & phone number below

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my WaLK WiTh sPorT For

DeveLoPmenT anD PeaCe

In this presentation Jay Mafukidze will introduce you to the field of sport for development and peace and recap lessons learned from 25 years in the field. Please join her as she shares her continuing journey that started in Canada, led her through Africa and the Caribbean, back to Canada, and who knows where from here.

Presenter: Jay Mafukidze

Day: Sep 18

a LonG WinTer’s resT: PreParinG The

GarDen For The oFF-season

The annuals have faded and the grass

has turned green again after a blistering-

hot summer. It’s Mother Nature’s

way of telling us to put the garden to

bed for winter - but how? Join Master

Gardener Sheila Bonneteau and learn

how to prepare your lawn, trees, shrubs,

vegetable garden and flowerbeds for

winter to ensure they are ready to thrive

when spring finally arrives.

Presenter: Master Gardener, Sheila Bonneteau

Day: Sep 25

The ComeDy oF niChoLs & may

Mike Nichols and Elaine May met in the 50’s when both were attending the University of Chicago and performing in a theatre group called the Compass Players, which later became the famous Second City. They developed their own two-person act and it led to three albums and a Broadway show. Join Ron Bocking for a look back on their comedy career.

Presenter: Ron BockingDay: Oct 2

unDersTanDinG essenTiaL oiLs

Essential oils have been used for hundreds of years to enhance the body, mind, and spirit. Attend this presentation to learn more about the therapeutic benefits of essential oils and how to use them safely.

Presenter: Marie BerwaldDay: Oct 9

CaPTivaTinG CÔTe D’aZur:

CuLTure, GLamour & sun

Nothing says culture, glamour and sun like the Côte d’Azur of France. Join Line LeRuyet-Fjoser as she shares photos from her recent trip to this captivating area. Together you will explore the art of Chagall and Picasso, the Promenade Anglais of Nice, the beauty of Villefranche-sur-Mer and the glamour of Monaco!

Presenter: Line LeRuyet-Fjoser

Day: Oct 16

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TurKey: a TriP baCK in Time

This slideshow presentation takes you

on a trip back in time through the long

and fascinating history of Turkey. In our

tour of western Turkey we will visit ruins,

museums and other features of the Hittite,

Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman Empires.

Together we’ll explore the ruins at Troy,

Roman baths, the theatre at Ephesus where

the Christian apostle Saint Paul preached,

Muslim mosques as well as the graves of

World War I Allied troops at Gallipoli and

the mausoleum of the first president of the

Republic of Turkey, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk.

Come join the adventure!

Presenter: Dan Beveridge

Day: Oct 23

The PLeasure oF Pessimism

We live (and have always lived) in troubled

times. Mark Twain said, “The man who is

a pessimist before 48 knows too much;

if he is an optimist after it, he knows too

little.” Many people respond to troubled

times with a feeling of injured self pity as

if things should be better and the media,

politicians and writers of self-help books

continue to tell us that we can make things

better and better. But then, when we don’t

(or can’t), what then? We’re left feeling

not only unhappy, but we’re unhappy that

we’re unhappy. In this talk Darrel Lawlor

will put darkness squarely on the table.

He will sing the praises of pessimism and

emphasize the wisdom and beauty of

thinking of life as a troubled affair.

Presenter: Darrel LawlorDay: Oct 30

ThinKinG WiTh arTiFaCTs

There are 113 museums in small town settler communities within the Treaty 4 territory. While most of the artifacts contained within them derive from, and illustrate, white settler culture and history, the majority of the museums also house a smaller number of artifacts of First Nations, Métis and Inuit origin. Dr. Sperlich is engaged in a project that queries the historical, cultural and social relevance of these artifacts. Join him has he shares his findings.

Presenter: Dr. Tobias SperlichDay: Nov 6

byZanTium, ConsTanTinoPLe,

isTanbuL: a TriP in Time

This slideshow presentation focuses on the city which was the capital of four empires: the Roman, Byzantine, Latin and Ottoman. Now with a population of 15 million, it is the economic and cultural heart of Turkey. Together we will visit the Hagia Sophia, the largest cathedral in the world for nearly 1,000 years, the Topkapi Palace (including the Harem) and the Dolmabahce Palace of the Ottoman sultans. In the Istanbul Archeological Museum we’ll see the intricately carved sarcophagus once believed to be that of Alexander the Great, the Babylonian Code of Hammurabi and the Treaty of Kadesh between Egypt and Assyria - the first recorded international peace treaty!

Presenter: Dan BeveridgeDay: Nov 13



seniors’ universiTy GrouP (suG)

The Seniors’ University Group mission is to promote the value and availability of lifelong learning opportunities for older learners in the community in collaborative partnership with the Lifelong Learning Centre. The group was established in 1977 to work with the University of Regina to develop learning programs to enhance the quality of life for older adults living in Regina. Those wishing to receive SUG rates for LLC courses must be current members of the Seniors’ University Group.

SUG membership is open to those 50 years of age and over who pay the annual membership fee which is $30 for the year April 1, 2014 to March 31, 2015. You can join or update your membership for 2014-15 when you register for courses and receive SUG membership benefits which include:

• LowerfeesforLLCcourses• Vibrantlearningandresearchcommunity• Live&Learnnewsletterandinvitations

to special lectures and social events• VoteforSUGBoardmembers• Joinacommittee,orrunforaposition

on the Board• AccessURlibrariesatnocharge• AccessURComputerLabinCollege

Building when not being used for courses

LiFeLonG LearninG CenTre Fee

sharinG or WaivinG PoLiCy

Fee sharing or waiving is available to make it possible for Senior’s University Group members to take LLC courses regardless of income. Information is available upon request by calling 306-585-5748.

ConFuCius insTiTuTe Courses &

WorKshoPs

The Confucius Institute at the University of Regina offers an ongoing series of non-credit Chinese courses for those interested in travelling to or doing business in China. The Confucius Institute also offers a series of workshops designed for those with an interest in Chinese culture and who want to learn about it in an interesting way. Not only can you gain new ideas and knowledge about Chinese food and arts, you can also learn some practical skills from qualified teachers. We encourage you to join us and have a lot of fun!

For more information, contact Linda Jiang at 306-337-2653 or [email protected].

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Career & Professional Development

boost your career success.

Businesses are becoming highly competitive. There is an evident demand for skilled

professionals, and today’s industries actively recruit these individuals. Our courses

will help you develop new skills and enhance your performance to give you the best

chance for success. Be the professional your industry is looking for, armed with

a level of expertise, and committed to making sound decisions and carrying out

responsibilities with confidence. Our instructors are highly experienced experts in their

fields and provide a wealth of knowledge and that will make your learning experience

dynamic and top quality.

move your career forward:

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Professional Certificates Our Professional Certificates are designed to develop skills that will complement or enhance your professional experience. We offer a variety of programs that will advance your skills and knowledge for greater success in the workplace. Take courses as individual professional development opportunities or earn a certificate by taking all the required core and elective courses.

CerTiFiCaTe ProGrams Professional certificate courses run for

two days from 9:00am-4:30pm.

Course fees are $515 + GsT.

ProJeCT manaGemenT

Gain knowledge, skills, tools and techniques based on The Project Management Institute’s (PMI®) A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK®) to plan and execute projects on time and on budget. By applying sound project management principles, many organizations across a broad range of industries and professions base their success on timely and efficient

completion of projects.

Prerequisite Courses Date

Fundamentals of Project Management

Thu & Fri, Sep 4-5

Project Planning & Scheduling

Tue & Wed, Sep 23-24

required Courses Date

Human Resource & Communication Management

Thu & Fri, Oct 9-10

Project Risk Management

Tue & Wed, Oct 21-22

Project Quality Management

Thu & Fri, Nov 6-7

Cost & Procurement Management

Tue & Wed, Nov 18-19

Project Management Practicum (taken last)

Thu & Fri, Dec 4-5

Project Management Practicum (taken last)

Thu & Fri, Dec 11-12

ProFessionaL manaGemenT

Build your management efficiency by

exploring the key areas of management

including effective techniques that

foster communication, teamwork,

problem solving and the principles

of business management and their

interrelationships. You will explore key

concepts of organizational behavior and

the behavior of individuals and groups in

organizations.


Fundamentals of Project Management

Thu & Fri, Sep 4-5

Principles of Effective Leadership

Wed & Thu, Sep 10-11

Fundamentals of Accounting for Non-Accountants

Thu & Fri, Oct 16-17

Business Communication

Thu & Fri, Nov 13-14

elective Courses (3 are required)

Date

Organizational Management:

Customer Care Thu & Fri, Nov 27-28

Negotiation & Conflict Resolution

Tue & Wed, Dec 2-3

Strategy & Risk Management

Winter 2015

Personnel Management:

Performance Management

Thu & Fri, Oct 2-3

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Leading in a Diverse Environment


Effective Recruitment & Retention

Winter 2015

ProFessionaL LeaDershiP

Being an effective leader is vital in

any business. Develop and grow your

leadership potential through self-study,

education, training and experience. In

this program, you will explore effective

leadership skills and attributes through

theory and practical application.


Principles of Effective Leadership


Coaching & Mentoring Employees

Thu & Fri, Sep 25-26

Creating Effective Work Groups


Interpersonal Communications

Tue & Wed, Nov 4-5

Negotiation & Conflict Resolution

Tue & Wed, Dec 2-3


Date

Career Development:

Transformational Leadership

Tue & Wed, Oct 7-8

Leading in a Diverse Environment


Leading Change Winter 2015

Personal Development:

Leading & Motivating Employees

Tue & Wed, Dec 9-10

Authentic Leadership Winter 2015

Developing a Personal Leadership Plan

Winter 2015

business anaLysis

Respond to the growing demand in your company or business with the knowledge, competencies and skills to become a Business Analyst. Enhance your ability to create solutions to business problems. Understand and apply a new level of knowledge for Business Analysis in your roles and responsibilities as well as explore all of the steps in the Business Analysis Process using the framework of the International Institute of Business Analysis’ (IIBA®) Business Analysis Body of Knowledge (BABOK®).

Prerequisite Courses Date

Fundamentals of Business Analysis



Business Analysis: Planning & Monitoring

Tue & Wed, Sep 23-24

Enterprise Analysis: Defining the Business Need


Requirement Elicitation Tue & Wed, Oct 28-29

Requirement Analysis Thu & Fri, Nov 13-14

Communication Management & Validation

Tue & Wed, Nov 25-26

Business Analyst Practicum (taken last)

Tue & Wed, Dec 2-3

marKeTinG & saLes manaGemenT

Develop expert know-how that will allow you to effectively evaluate and improve your organization’s marketing and sales strategies, policies and programs. Using contemporary concepts and tools, you will learn how to maximize the impact on profit by your organization or business’ marketing and sales efforts, build skills in market research and learn how to keep

your customers coming back for more.

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note: this program is being retired

effective april 2015


The Marketing Plan Thu & Fri, Dec 11-12

Understanding Marketing Concepts

TBD

Marketing Tools & Techniques

TBD

Consumers & Consumption

TBD


Date

Sales:

Customer Care Thu & Fri, Nov 27-28

Strategic Selling Winter 2015

Sales & Presentation Skills Winter 2015

Marketing:

Marketing Communications

Tue & Wed, Oct 14-15

Online Marketing Winter 2015

New Product Development Winter 2015

CusTomiZeD CorPoraTe TraininG soLuTions

Organizations and businesses know the

value a skilled professional workforce can

add to achieving a competitive business

advantage. Our role is to focus on your

needs and provide innovative training

and service that meet your demands.

We can work with you to design and

deliver relevant, high quality and cost

effective in-house or off-site training for

your employees – training that is crafted

around your schedules and targeted

to the specific training needs of your

organization.

hoW Can We heLP?

Career & Professional Development offers

a wide variety of personalized training

options that are flexible and responsive to

your organization’s needs.

Let us meet with you to:

• Identify training options suitable for your needs

• Choose from a variety of expert facilitators

• Connect your training and development to the strategic priorities of your organization

WhaT are our areas oF exPerTise?

• Project Management

• Professional Leadership

• Professional Management

• Human Resources

• Sales & Customer Service

Please call 306-585-5739 to discuss your

training and development needs.

insTiTuTes

sasKaTCheWan insTiTuTe oF heaLTh

LeaDershiP (sihL)

Do you work in the health care industry?

Develop your leadership potential

and earn an interdisciplinary Health

Leadership Certificate. The aim of SIHL

is to bring together professionals from

all disciplines and levels within the

health care system to foster leadership

potential and skills needed for creating

a leadership community that works

together to promote, support and sustain

good health.

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opening retreat: Nov 17-21, 2014Closing (Project) retreat: Apr 23-24, 2015

eDuCaTion LeaDershiP insTiTuTe oF

sasKaTCheWan (eLis)

The Education Leadership Institute of Saskatchewan is an initiative of the Centre for Continuing Education and University of Regina in partnership with the Saskatchewan Association of School Business Officials and the Ministry of Education. Based on contemporary leadership theory within an education context, the curriculum is designed to develop skills and competencies of leadership in five core areas.

opening retreat: Feb 2015Closing (Project) retreat: Jun 2015

suPPLy Chain manaGemenT

assoCiaTion oF sasKaTCheWan

(sCmasK)

Supply Chain Management has been defined many ways by many different people and organizations. Essentially, it comes down to ensuring that your customer needs are satisfied through the effective management of processes and activities, from the sourcing of materials and services, through the conversion/production phases, then finally to the customer through a distribution network.

introduction to operations managementThis Course will familiarize participants with operations in manufacturing, distribution and services organizations. You will learn the basics of location

selection and layout. Among topics covered are capacity planning and scheduling, as well as the key concepts of JIT/Lean, OPT/TOC and MRP. Participants will discuss the challenges of balancing capacity with demand and be introduced to forecasting techniques, demand planning and inventory ordering. Quality systems and continuous improvement methodologies including Deming, Juran, ISO 9000 and Six Sigma will also be addressed.

Day: Tue, Sep 16-Dec 16, 2014Time: 7:00-10:00pmCourse Fee: $795 + GST

ProFessionaL seminars

CommuniCaTion & PersonaL

DeveLoPmenT series

business Writing neWIn this course, you will review and practice professional writing skills. Applying the three-step writing process, you will draft concise and persuasive documents, which are essential for business success. The course includes a review of grammar, punctuation and editing to help you write clearly and confidently.

Day: Wed, Sep 17Time: 9:00am-12:00pminstructor: Regan SeidlerCourse Fee: $170 + GST

Digital Literacy in the Workplace neWTechnology is changing the way we work. This course will help you better understand email best practices, social media and your digital identity. You will learn how to develop workplace policies to encourage professional use of electronic devices and digital resources.

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Day: Thu, Oct 23


instructor: Regan Seidler

Course Fee: $170 + GST

effective Time management

Everyone wants more time. Unfortunately

that isn’t always possible. Time is a

paradox. We never seem to have enough of

it, yet we have all the time there is. In this

workshop three main time management

behaviours will be examined: patterns,

paperwork and procrastination. Also,

the use of Dr. Stephen Covey’s time

management model will be integrated into

the workshop. Participants will be actively

engaged in applying the tools presented

in the workshop to their specific time

management issues.

Day: Wed, Nov 12

Time: 9:00am-4:30pm

instructor: Bob Hornsberger


effective meetings & notes neWThis course is for administrative

professionals who want to refresh or

enhance their meeting planning and note-

taking skills. In addition to learning more

about defining meeting goals, building an

agenda, facilitating discussion and creating

clear and concise meeting documentation,

this course will give you an opportunity to

practice note-taking and editing.

Day: Wed, Nov 26


instructor: Regan Seidler


smaLL business DeveLoPmenT

social media for business

Join internet marketing and online

communications expert Zlatan Fazlagic

for a two-day hands-on workshop that

will deliver participants with practical

knowledge, useful tools and concrete

examples regarding digital marketing and

social media best practices. This workshop

will provide the basics of internet marketing

and will explore specific tools and tactics.

From setting goals to evaluating results,

this workshop will provide participants an

essential guide for maximizing their online

marketing and social media activities.

Live demonstrations of some tools and

processes will be part of the workshop.

Day: Tue & Wed, Oct 28-29

Time: 9:00am-4:30pm

instructor: Zlatan Fazlagic


event Planning neWWelcome to the amazing art of building

events of magnitude that create memories

that last a lifetime. From concept creation

to event day management, from private

parties to fundraising events, learn how to

pull a budget together to create impact for

your event or project. This two day seminar

will step you through event planning,

design, budgeting, basic marketing and

communication plans, event evaluation,

touch on sponsorship and prepare you

for the energizing world of building great

events. Prepare to spend your second

day gaining hands on experience in event

management practices.


Day: Thu & Fri, Oct 30-31Time: 9:00am-4:30pminstructor: Lisa PetersCourse Fee: $515 + GST

strategic PlanningThis session will cover the essential steps in strategy formation, execution and performance monitoring. Through the exploration of key concepts, models and interactive practice, participants will be able to understand and recognize the steps of strategic planning and execution; identify different models of strategy formation and execution; understand and practice key elements of strategy formation to drive organizational change and improvement; define the role of the leader in engaging employees in strategy development and implementation... “creating the line of sight”; and identify methods to evaluate the organization’s performance related to their strategic goals.

Day: Mon & Tue, Nov 3-4Time: 9:00am-4:30pminstructor: Laura SoparloCourse Fee: $515 + GST

aDDiTionaL LearninG-ProJeCT

manaGemenT series

Certified associate in Project management (CaPm®) Prep exam boot Camp neWAre you ready to take the next step toward achieving professional certification as a Certified Associate Project Manager (CAPM®)? This 3-day intensive CAPM® exam preparation course is for project managers ready to pursue the next level of project management knowledge and

achieve certification as a CAPM®.

The exam preparation materials are

based on the most recent Guide to the

Project Management Body of Knowledge

(PMBOK® Guide) Fifth Edition and align

directly with the basic methodology,

principles, techniques and concepts of

Project Management required to pass

the CAPM® exam. This exam preparation

course is delivered in an intensive,

concurrent 3-day session model for

focused training that also qualifies and

provides 24 educational hours required to

write the CAPM® exam.

Day: Sep 29, 30 & Oct 1

Time: 8:00am-4:30pm

instructor: Shari Hildred, PMP


microsoft Project Professional 2010 Pro

– Level 1Microsoft Project is a valuable project management tool for project managers. Learn how to create and manage a schedule, and manage and customize plans during the implementation stage of a project using Microsoft Project Professional 2010.

Day: Thu & Fri, Nov 27-28Time: 9:00am-4:30pminstructor: Susan Seida, PMPCourse Fee: $515 + GST


Professional Courses at a Glanceseptember

mon Tue WeD Thu Fri

september 4-5Fundamentals of Project management9:00am-4:30pmCB112

september 10-11Principles of effective Leadership9:00am-4:30pmCB106

Fundamentals of business analysis9:00am-4:30pmCB112

september 16- December 16intro to operations management7:00pm-10:00pmCB106

september 17business Writing9:00am-12:00pmCB106

september 23-24ba: Planning & monitoring9:00am-4:30pmCB106

Project Planning & scheduling9:00am-4:30pmCB112

september 25-26Coaching & mentoring employees9:00am-4:30pmCB112

september 29-oct 1Certified associate in Project management (CaPm®) Prep exam8:00am-4:30pmCB112


november

mon Tue WeD Thu Fri

november 3-4 strategic Planning9:00am-4:30pm CB106

november 4-5interpersonal Communication9:00am-4:30pmCB112

november 6-7Project Quality management9:00am-4:30pmCB112

REMEMBRANCEDAY CLOSURE

november 12effective Time management9:00am-4:30pmCB106

november 13-14ba: requirement analysis9:00am-4:30pmCB112

business Communication9:00am-4:30pmCB106

november 18-19Cost & Procurement management9:00am-4:30pmCB112

november 20-21Leading in a Diverse environment9:00am-4:30pmCB112

november 25-26 Communications & validation 9:00am-4:30pm CB112

november 26effective meetingsmanagement & notes9:00am-12:00pmCB106

november 27-28microsoft Project 20109:00am-4:30pmCB115

Customer Care9:00am-4:30pmCB112

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Professional Courses at a Glanceoctober

mon Tue WeD Thu Fri

october 2-3Performance management9:00am-4:30pmCB112

october 7-8Transformational Leadership9:00am-4:30pmCB112

october 9-10hr & Communication management9:00am-4:30pmCB112

THANKSGIVINGCLOSURE

october 14-15marketing Communication9:00am-4:30pmCB112

october 16-17Fundamentals of accounting for non-accountants9:00am-4:30pmCB112

enterprise analysis: Defining the business need9:00am-4:30pmCB106

october 21-22Project risk management9:00am-4:30pmCB112

october 23Digital Literacy in the Workplace9:00am-12:00pmCB106

october 28-29ba: requirement elicitation9:00am-4:30pmCB106

social media for business9:00am-4:30pmCB112

october 30-31event Planning9:00am-4:30pmCB112

Creating effective Work Groups9:00am-4:30pmCB106

December

mon Tue WeD Thu Fri

December 2-3negotiation & Conflict resolution9:00am-4:30pmCB112

business analysis Practicum9:00am-4:30pmCB106

December 4-5Project management Practicum9:00am-4:30pmCB106

December 9-10Leading & motivating employees9:00am-4:30pmCB106

December 11-12The marketing Plan9:00am-4:30pmCB112

Project management Practicum9:00am-4:30pmCB106



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CerTiFiCaTe in PubLiC reLaTions (Pr)

Public relations is an exciting fast-paced field with opportunities for career growth. The PR Certificate is designed for students seeking a career in PR or professional development and credentials for those already working in the industry. Key concepts include planning, implementing and evaluating an effective communications plan, using appropriate tools and techniques to deliver your message, creating communications pieces for internal and external stakeholders, and understanding the ethics of public relations in a broad industry setting.

CerTiFiCaTe oF exTenDeD sTuDies in

inCLusive eDuCaTion (Cesie)

Inclusive education is a dynamic and flexible approach to supporting students with special needs in schools and communities. This 10-course certificate program, with its emphasis on face-to-face delivery, provides teachers with the opportunity to learn from knowledgeable instructors, build peer relationships, develop network support and gain applied experience in inclusive education while attending courses in the evening, on weekends or during the summer.

CerTiFiCaTe in aDminisTraTion (Ca) –

LeveL i & LeveL ii

The Certificate in Administration will help you advance your current employment position or begin a new career path. Expand your career opportunities, gain a better understanding of how organizations operate and choose from a range of business courses based on your interests and goals. For students who meet admission requirements for the Faculty of Business Administration, the Certificate in Administration Level I (five courses) and Level II (10 courses) ladder into the Diploma and Bachelor of Business Administration.

unDerGraDuaTe CerTiFiCaTes & DiPLomas

exPanD your Career PoTenTiaL.

Explore your interests and get the career you aspire to have. Stand out by adding an

undergraduate certificate or diploma to your resume. Our programs will make you

more valuable to employers, enhance your past university education or help you

ladder into a degree program. Take advantage of courses designed to fit your lifestyle

and busy schedule. Most programs don’t require prerequisites and courses are

available online, in the evening and on weekends.


CerTiFiCaTes in LoCaL GovernmenT

auThoriTy & aDvanCeD LoCaL

GovernmenT auThoriTy (LGa & aLGa)

The Local Government Authority

Certificates are an excellent introduction

to local government practices, giving you

the knowledge you need to successfully

carry out the responsibilities of a local

government administrator. You will

expand your understanding of how local

governments fit into the democratic

system and how municipalities operate.

Explore exciting career options while

taking online or one-week intensive

face-to-face courses. The LGA Certificates

can be used towards RMAA and UMAAS

certification.

CerTiFiCaTe in PasToraL sTuDies

(PasT)

in partnership with Campion College

The Certificate in Pastoral Studies

is designed to increase professional

competence in ministering to the spiritual

and personal well-being of others. This

program prepares students for service

in lay ministry, hospitals, hospices,

schools and a variety of other institutional

settings. Courses are scheduled on a

part-time basis to accommodate working

adults. For more information or to apply

to the Pastoral Studies program, contact

the Pastoral Studies Program Director

at Campion College at 306-359-1235 or

visit www.uregina.ca/campion.

LiberaL arTs CerTiFiCaTe & DiPLoma

The Certificate and Diploma in Liberal

Arts are for students who wish to

complete a credit program but who may

not initially want to pursue a full degree.

The certificate and diploma ladder into

the Bachelor of Arts for students who

wish to continue on to an undergraduate

degree program.

CerTiFiCaTe in hosPiTaLiTy, Tourism &

GaminG enTerTainmenT manaGemenT

in partnership with First nations’

university of Canada

The Certificate in Hospitality, Tourism and

Gaming Entertainment Management was

developed in consultation with industry

stakeholders to meet the growing need

for qualified managers and leaders now

and in the future. Courses cover topics

such as marketing, human resources

and strategic management as they apply

directly to the industry. Students can

attend class during the day or evening,

study part-time to enhance current

employment or future opportunities and

use the program as a stepping stone

to full-time studies or a longer-term

program goal.

Find information on additional

certificates offered in partnership with

First nations university of Canada at

www.uregina.ca/cce.


uPCominG Courses

CerTiFiCaTe in aDuLT eDuCaTion & TraininG (CaeT)

Course & section Course Title Day Time

EAHR 200-010 Introduction to Adult Development

Thu 6:30pm-9:15pm

EAHR 214-001 Facilitation of Adult Learning

Blended 6:30pm-9:15pm (5 Thu), 9:00am-3:00pm (2 Sat) & mandatory online component

CerTiFiCaTe in PubLiC reLaTions (Pr)


PR 100-001 Foundations of Public Relations Online N/A

PR 101-001 Writing & Editing for Public Relations Online N/A

PR 200-001 Strategic Communication Planning Wed 6:00pm-8:45pm

PR 201-001 Communications Tools & Techniques Tue 6:00pm-8:45pm

PR 205-001 Social Responsibility & Ethics Thu 6:00pm-8:45pm

“Enrolling in the Public Relations program at the University of Regina was a great way to complement my Bachelor of Arts degree with a professional certificate. Taking the courses online gave me the flexibility to study and work at the same time. Speaking of which, I was able to secure a full-time position on the basis I would complete the certificate in the near future. Just the simple fact of seeing the program pay off for me right away was incredibly reassuring.”

matt s.

CerTiFiCaTe in exTenDeD sTuDies in inCLusive eDuCaTion (Cesie)


EPSY 322-001 Students with Exceptional Needs in the Inclusive Classroom

Thu 7:00-9:45pm

EPSY 324-991/992 Individual Assessment & Differentiated Instruction in the Inclusive Classroom

Thu 7:00-9:45pm

EPSY 329-991/992 Enhancing Inclusive Classroom Management

4 Sat (Sept 20, Oct 4, 25, & Nov 8) & mandatory online component.

9:00am-3:50pm

EPSY 333-991/992 Functional Behaviour Assessment & Positive Behaviour Support

Wed 7:00-9:45pm

EMTH 335-001 Curriculum & Instruction: Mathematics in the Elementary School

4 Sat (Sep 6, 13, 27 & Oct 18) & mandatory online component.

9:00-3:45pm

EHE 385-011 Intro to Drug Education Mon 7:00-9:45pm


CerTiFiCaTe in aDminisTraTion LeveL i & LeveL ii (Ca i & ii)


BUS 100-033 Introduction to Business Thu 4:30-7:15pm

BUS 205-033 Management Communication Wed 7:00-9:45pm

BUS 210-033 Intro to Marketing Thu 7:00-9:45pm

BUS 250-033 Intro to Human Resource Management & Industrial Relations

Tue 7:00-9:45pm

BUS 260-033 Intro to Organizational Behaviour Mon 7:00-9:45pm

BUS 285-033 Intro to Financial Accounting Thu 7:00-9:45pm

BUS 288-032 Intro to Managerial Accounting Tue 7:00-9:45pm

BUS 307-033 Business Law Tue 7:00-9:45pm

ECON 100-991 Intro to Economic Issues Wed 7:00-9:45pm

ECON 201-991 Introductory Microeconomics Tue 7:00-9:45pm

ECON 201-397 Introductory Microeconomics Online N/A

ECON 202-991 Introductory Macroeconomics Thu 7:00-9:45pm

CerTiFiCaTes in LoCaL GovernmenT auThoriTy (LGa) & aDvanCeD LGa (aLGa)


LG 200-397 Local Government Authority in Saskatchewan

Online N/A

LG 202-397 Local Government Legislation & Statute Law

Online N/A

LG 204-397 Basic Accounting Practices Online N/A

LG 206-397 Local Government Accounting Online N/A

CerTiFiCaTe in PasToraL sTuDies


PAST 310-C01 Intro to Pastoral Studies Wed 4:00-6:45pm

PAST 320-C01 Pastoral Care Tue 4:00-6:45pm

PAST 400-C01 Pastoral Studies Practicum N/A N/A


Career & Professional Development admission, registration & Policies


aDmission

unDerGraDuaTe CerTiFiCaTes & DiPLomas (CreDiT)

University of Regina admission is required. Open Admission is available to people ages

21 and older.

There are two ways you can apply for admission to a Certificate Program:

online: at www.uregina.ca/cce/career-development/registration-credit.html. Click the

Apply for Admission to Credit Certificates tab to complete your application.

in person: Apply in person or print and send a completed admission form with the

non-refundable application fee to: Student and Instructor Services (Credit), CB 104,

Centre for Continuing Education, University of Regina, 3737 Wascana Parkway, Regina,

SK, S4S 0A2 or drop off the form at College Building, Room 104. For additional

information please visit www.uregina.ca/cce or call 306-585-5807.

ProFessionaL CerTiFiCaTes, insTiTuTes & ParTnershiPs & ProFessionaL

seminars (non-CreDiT)

University of Regina admission is not required for Non-Credit Certificates, Institutes,

and Seminars.

reGisTraTion

unDerGraDuaTe CerTiFiCaTes & DiPLomas & FLexibLe LearninG (CreDiT)

Students can register online through UR Self-Service (see inside cover page for

details), by email at [email protected] or in person at Student and Instructor

Services (Credit), College Building, Room 104.

ProFessionaL CerTiFiCaTes, insTiTuTes & ParTnershiPs & ProFessionaL

seminars (non-CreDiT)





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Regina, SK S4S 0A2

PoLiCies








at the south side of the Conservatory Building and in front of Darke Hall.

Course CanCeLLaTion, WiThDraWaL & reFunD PoLiCies (CreDiT)

Course cancellation for Credit Programs is at the discretion of the U of R Faculties.

Notification of cancellation and tuition refund will be sent to all students. Withdrawal

policy and deadlines can be seen in the U of R Academic Calendar. For undergraduate

policies, see the online Academic Calendar at www.uregina.ca/student/registrar/

calendars-schedule.html for detailed information.

Course CanCeLLaTion, WiThDraWaL & reFunD PoLiCies (non-CreDiT)



www.uregina.ca/cce

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Flexible undergraduate Programs & services

At Continuing Education, we recognize that students

need a variety of options to be able to fit university

into their busy lifestyles. Our Flexible Learning

Division delivers courses so that students can

manage their studies and continue to balance

work and life commitments. We are continuously

growing and enhancing students’ flexible learning opportunities to make completing a

certificate, diploma or degree easy to achieve anytime, anywhere!

onLine

Online courses provide a great deal of flexibility and convenience. Students can

balance their online course workload with their work, family or personal schedule.

FaCe-T0-FaCe & viDeo-ConFerenCe aT a reGionaL CoLLeGe

These are great options for students wishing to live in their local community and

take courses at a regional college close to home. Students get a traditional university

experience without the need to be on the University of Regina campus.

TeLeviseD

Some of our distance students prefer to live in their communities while working toward

a university program. Televised courses bring the U of R lecture theatre to the students,

making it feel like they’re right there in the classroom. Televised courses are broadcast

from a University of Regina classroom to over 30 sites across the province on the LIVE

Satellite Network.

bLenDeD

Blended courses employ a combination of technologies. These may include face-to-

face, televised, online and video-conference instruction.

eveninGs & saTurDays

Take advantage of the convenience of evening and Saturday courses, which are perfect

for those who work or have busy weekday schedules. Students can take a variety of

courses in the evenings during the week, as well as courses on Saturdays during the

day.

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Distance & online Learning We have a variety of flexible learning options you can choose from, allowing you to

customize your program(s) without giving up personal or professional commitments.

Mix and match modes of delivery including online, televised, blended and face-to-

face courses. Choose from over 50 online, three televised and four blended courses.

Televised courses are broadcast from a University of Regina classroom to sites across

the province on the LIVE Satellite Network. In addition, we offer a number of face-to-

face and video conference courses at Saskatchewan’s regional colleges.

onLine Courses

universiTy oF reGina onLine Courses

Crn Course Course Title

32629 BUS 250-397 Introduction to Human Resource Management & Industrial Relations

33136 BUS 250-398 Introduction to Human Resource Management & Industrial Relations

32677 BUS 260-397 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour

33135 BUS 260-398 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour

32709 EAHR 802-397 Foundations of Training and Development: The Theory & Practice of Adult Education & Human Resource Development

30816 EC&I 831-397 Social Media & Open Education

30823 ECMP 355-397 Introduction to Computers in the Classroom

30829 ECON 201-397 Introductory Microeconomics

30876 ECS 110-397 Self & Other

32633 ENGL 100-396 Critical Reading & Writing I

32637 ENGL 100-397 Critical Reading & Writing I

32639 ENGL 110-397 Critical Reading & Writing II

32640 FR 100-397 Beginners’ French I

32641 HIST 330-397 Women & Gender in the Prairie West

31717 JS 370-397 Young Offenders & Youth Justice

33028 JS 415-397 Program Evaluation

31722 JS 490-397 Practicum II (Advanced): Field Placement


31723 JS 492-397 Practicum II: Paper

31741 JSGS 827-397 Decision Making & Leadership in Healthcare Organizations

31743 JSGS 829-397 Health Care Organization & Administration

32630 KIN 110-397 Sociology of Sport, Recreation & Physical Activity

32631 KIN 170-397 Lifestyle, Health & Wellness

32632 KIN 180-397 Lifespan Growth & Motor Development

32634 KIN 260-397 Human Anatomy

32681 KIN 261-397 Human Anatomy & Physiology I

32635 KIN 269-397 Exercise Physiology

32636 KIN 280-397 Motor Learning & Control

31848 LG 200-397 Local Government Authority in Saskatchewan

31849 LG 202-397 Local Government Legislation & Statute Law

31850 LG 204-397 Basic Accounting Practices

31851 LG 206-397 Local Government Accounting

32642 PHIL 273-397 Biomedical Ethics

32097 PR 100-397 Foundations of Public Relations

32098 PR 101-397 Writing & Editing for Public Relations

32136 PSYC 102-C97 Introductory Psychology A

32638 PSYC 230-397 Perspectives on Personality

32644 RLST 268-397 Cults or New Religious Movements

32645 SOC 100-397 Introduction to Sociology

32646 SOC 208-397 Inequality & Social Justice

32647 SOC 215-397 The Sociology of Crime & Criminal Justice

32648 SW 346-397 Social Work Practice I

32649 SW 350-397 Anti-Oppressive Social Work Practice

32650 SW 390-397 Communication Skills in Social Work Practice

36525 SW 451-397 Social Work Research

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TeLeviseD Courses

Crn Course Course Title Date Time

31707 JS 100 Introduction to Justice Studies

Mon, Sep 8-Dec 1 7:00-9:45pm

32867 PSYC 101 Introductory Psychology A Wed, Sep 3-Dec 3 4:00-6:45pm

32916 RLST 100 Introduction to Religious Studies

Tues, Sep 9-Dec 2 7:00-9:45pm

32374 SW 100 Foundations in Social Work Tues, Sep 9-Dec 2 4:00-6:45pm

33016 WGST 100 Introduction to Women’s & Gender Studies

Mon, Sep 3-Dec 3 4:00-6:45 pm

bLenDeD Courses (TeLeviseD WiTh onLine ComPonenTs)

Crn Course Course Title Date Time

32745 SW202 Critical Issues/Critical Thoughts

Thu, Sep 4-Dec 4 4:00-5:30pm

**SW 202 will be televised from 4:00-5:30pm partnered with weekly online activities, assignments and small group discussions

FirsT naTions universiTy oF CanaDa onLine Courses

First Nations University of Canada offers a number of online courses which apply to

many undergraduate programs. For more information, please contact Student Success

Services at 306-790-5950 ext. 3001.

FirsT naTions universiTy oF CanaDa oFF-CamPus Courses

A number of off-campus face-to-face courses are offered by First Nations University of

Canada at the Prince Albert and Saskatoon campuses. For more information, please

contact Student Success Services at 306-790-5950 ext. 3001.


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Transition Programs & services hiGh sChooL aCCeLeraTeD ProGramThe U of R High School Accelerated Program is a great way to transition to university and develop skills to excel. Grade 11 and 12 students can get a taste of university education by taking courses that will count towards a degree, and potentially, high school credits. Accelerated students can register for on-campus and flexible courses (online & televised). When you start university, you can lighten your course load and free up your schedule to work part-time during your first year without falling behind or graduate earlier. The $100 application fee is covered by the U of R for Regina Public, Regina Catholic and Prairie Valley School Division students.

Course Code & section Course Title Day Time Location

BUS 100 Introduction to Business

Wed 6:00-9:00pm Campbell Collegiate

SOC 100 Introduction to Sociology

Tue 6:00-8:30pm Winston Knoll Collegiate

PSYC 101 Introductory Psychology A

Tue 6:30-9:15pm Lumsden (F2F); Balgonie & Kipling (teleconf)

CasuaL universiTy sTuDiesThe Casual Studies Program is designed to allow members of the public to take courses for general interest or as individual professional development opportunities. Applicants must be aged at least 18 years old (or a high school graduate). The maximum registration for any term is 6 credit hours (two classes). Transcripts are not required unless a desired course has prerequisites. Academic advising is not required,

but is available from the Credit Studies Division on request.

Prior LearninG assessmenT & reCoGniTionAre you a mature student returning to school or in the midst of a career change? If you are, Prior Learning Assessment & Recognition (PLAR) may be a way for you to receive academic credit while saving you time and money. PLAR identifies, assesses and recognizes the skills and knowledge a person has developed for the purpose of

awarding academic credit. Speak to your faculty advisor or contact us for information.

aCaD 100: aCaDemiC DisCourse: WriTinG, researCh & LearninG sTraTeGiesThis course helps first-time university students develop reading, writing and critical thinking skills necessary to succeed in any program. You will develop the knowledge to find online databases and journal articles, evaluate information sources, write persuasive essays, demonstrate academic integrity and more that will apply to other courses. There will be significant instructor feedback and student collaboration so that you feel supported and encouraged in your learning. Visit www.uregina.ca and click ‘Search this Term’s Classes’ for ACAD 100 courses offered this semester.


inTensive esL & CuLTuraL exPerienCe

The Intensive ESL & Cultural Experience

offers various intensive, short-term

programs that teach authentic use of

English, focus on improving English

fluency and provide cultural and social

activities.

explore• Offeredtwiceperyearinmid-Mayand

mid-June• Accommodationinmodern,

comfortable residences on campus included

• Meals,tuition,textbooksandallclassmaterials included

• ProvidesintensiveESLclassesandworkshops for academic, personal and business purposes

• Cost:$3,520(subjecttochangewithout notice)

short-term Programs• OfferedtwiceperyearinMarch(4

weeks) and August (4 weeks)• TheHomestayProgramallowsyouto

live with a supportive and welcoming family experiencing Canadian culture

• TheConversationPartnerProgramgives you frequent opportunities to interact and socialize with U of R students in a casual setting

• Cost:$3,300(subjecttochangewithout notice)

Customized Programs

We would be happy to work with you

to develop and deliver a customized

ESL program that meets your group’s

academic or professional goals.

ParT-Time

The ESL Program offers intensive ESL

courses, called Fundamentals for Success,

that focus on improving your literacy,

boosting your speaking or writing skills,

or preparing you for IELTS.

benefits• Youhavetheflexibilitytoregisterfora

Fundamentals course at any time while it is running, and for as many weeks as you wish (4-week minimum)

• Thenon-gradedcoursesprovidealessstressful environment

• YouhavetheoptiontotakeaFundamentals course between semesters in the Academic Program

• IfyoutakeafullFundamentalscourse, you will take a test both at the beginning and the end of the course, allowing you to measure your progress

To find out more about our academic

Program and homestay Program, please

visit our website at www.uregina.ca/esl,

or call us at 306-585-4585.

english as a second Language


Centre for Continuing Education3737 Wascana ParkwayRegina, Saskatchewan S4S 0A2www.uregina.ca/cce

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