MacEwan University Continuing Education Fall 2014/Winter 2014: Faculty of Fine Arts & Communications

Arts Continuing Education

Fall 2014/Winter 2015Art, Dance, Digital Media, Music, Photography, Theatre and Writing

FINE ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONSCONTINUING EDUCATION

We offer learning opportunities that fit your busy schedule with evening and weekend courses and workshops, and online options. Whether for personal enjoyment or professional development, we offer new skills and creative explorations for the mind, body and spirit.

With professional instruction, small class and excellent facilities, you are sure to find courses that are both stimulating and fun.

We offer both non-credit classes for Personal and Professional Development and credit classes through Open Studies.

Continuing Education is about life-long learning.

Test-drive some of our credit classes, get a head start on your credential or take a few classes for personal interest in our Open Studies Section (page 15). There are no admission criteria for Open Studies classes; however you are required to meet all applicable prerequisites and co-requisites.

Apply to Open StudiesFirst-time Open Studies students must apply online at ApplyAlberta.ca and pay a one-time application fee before enrolling. Students are sent a Network ID and password. These are used to login, enrol and pay tuition online at www.myMacEwan.ca through the student portal. Students who have taken a credit class at MacEwan University in the past do not need to apply and can enrol directly at myPortal.Macewan.ca. If your Network ID login is not active, call 780-497-5000 to have your account re-activated.

For detailed information on how to apply go to MacEwan.ca/Admissions and select Apply for Admissions/Open Studies, or call 780-497-4301.

Online | Using your network ID and password go to MacEwan.ca. Select the myPortal login at the top of the page, enter myStudentSystem, Student Centre to enrol with VISA/Mastercard/debit.

Telephone | Contact the program directly. See information under program headings or call the office of the Registrar directly at 780-497-5140.

In Person | See information under Personal and Professional Development (page 2).

Update your professional skills or feed your creativity in the Personal and Professional Development section of non-credit classes for adults, youth and children (page 2).

Enrolling in noncredit classes Anyone can enrol in non-credit classes. Don’t wait until the last minute to enol in the classes you want! Delaying your enrolment may result in class cancellations.

Enrolling in music classes | Enrolment is by telephone only at 780-633-3725.

Online | Go to MacEwan.ca/ContinuingEducation, click on Enrol in Non-credit Courses to enrol and pay using VISA/Mastercard. You can also go to MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd and use the Enrol in Continuing Education Courses button, or https://courses.macewan.ca/mee.

Telephone | Call 780-497-5000 to enrol using VISA/Mastercard, or call the program directly. See information under program headings.

In Person | MacEwan Campus Information Centre ACC/CFAC/CCC M–F, 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

* For extended hours and campus closings, go to MacEwan.ca/Campuses. Or call 780-497-5040.

*All campuses are closed on statutory holidays and long weekends.

Open Studies (University Credit)Personal and Professional Development (Non-Credit)

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Web Information

Common Abbreviations in this Guide

Days of the Week

Mo - MondayTu - TuesdayWe - WednesdayTh - ThursdayFr - FridaySa - SaturdaySu - Sunday

Table of Contents

PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Art and Design........................... Dance and Theatre.................... Digital Media and Graphics........ Educational Travel...................... Music......................................... Photography..............................

OPEN STUDIES Art History.................................. Theatre Production..................... Communication and Writing.......

Campus LocationsCFAC: Centre for the Arts and Communications 10045-156 St.ACC: Alberta College Campus10050 MacDonald Dr.CCC: City Centre Campus10700 104 Ave.

MacEwan UniversityCentre for the Artsand Communications10045 156 St.

MacEwan UniversityCity Centre Campus10700 104 Ave.

MacEwan UniversityAlberta College Campus10050 MacDonald Dr.

Withdrawals | To withdraw from a course in person, complete, sign and submit a withdrawal form to the Office of the University Registar. Withdrawal forms are available from all Information Centres or the Office of the University Registar. To withdraw by phone contact the Office of the University Registar at 780-497-5000. Contact the Office of the University Registar to be advised of the last day for withdrawal from a credit course without academic penalty. Students are held responsible for courses in which they are registered, until they formally withdraw within the deadline dates. Non-attendance, stop payment on a cheque, notifying the instructor or ceasing to attend lectures does not constitute withdrawal from a course. A $20 processing fee is charged for all withdrawals. For more information on withdrawal dates and refunds see MacEwan.ca/refunds.

Cancellations | MacEwan reserves the right to cancel classes that do not reach minimum enrolment requirements. If the class for which you have registered is cancelled, we will make every effort to inform you prior to the start date. Fees for cancelled classes will be refunded.

Income Tax Receipts | Tax receipts will not be issued for non-credit courses. Tax receipts for tuition are available online at myPortal.MacEwan.ca. 2014 tax receipts are available by the end of February 2015. 2015 tax receipts are available by the end of February 2016. Visit the Canada Revenue Agency website at cra-arc.gc.ca/tax for criteria regarding the issuance of tax receipts and tax receipt amounts.

Contact Information

Art and Design Children’s Dance

Dance And TheatreDigital Media and Graphics

Open StudiesPhotography

Hip Hop/DJ/RapProfessional

Development Certificates

Writing Classes for Professional Development

Alberta College Conservatory of Music

Music in Early Childhood

Alberta College Conservatory of Music

CFAC MusicEducational Travel

Diane ShantzUniversity [email protected]

Joyce NethercoteUniversity [email protected]

Maureen HaUniversity [email protected]

Faye Stollery Administrative [email protected]

Brenda [email protected]

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Courses are subject to change. Enrol in Continuing Education: MacEwan.ca/ContinuingEducationEnrol in Music: 780-633-3725. Information: MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, 780-497-4301.

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Information | Visit MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, call 780-497-4301 or email [email protected]. Please see the website for any course prerequisites and medium restrictions.

Fees | Class fees are listed and do not include supplies unless otherwise indicated.

Youth Courses | Youth art is listed at the end of the Art & Design section.

Art Fundamentals: Introduction to Art and Portfolio PreparationThis introductory course covers the principles of drawing, sculpture and design for students preparing fine art portfolios, and those interested in an introduction to the visual arts. Projects focus on: essentials of composition and formal unity; drawing skills and materials; figure drawing: observation, anatomy and proportion; achieving depth, volume and space. Critiques and discussions facilitate comprehension and develop confidence in discussing art. Instructor: K. Johner, $319, some supplies includedARTE 0143-A001 CFAC5 Mo & 5 Th, Sept 29–Nov 3, 6:30–9:30 p.m. (No class Oct 13)

Design Fundamentals and Portfolio PreparationDevelop skills in two-dimensional design and understand the communicative importance of form and composition. Create engaging compositions with line, shape, contour, value, colour, and visual arrangement. Build design principles and concepts, and create visual systems that apply to a range of design needs and media. This studio class includes projects and critiques relevant for those who want to add design to their current skill and for students working towards a portfolio. Instructor: C. Couldwell, $189ARTE 0243-A021 CFAC6 M, Jan 26–Mar 9, 6:30–9:30 p.m. (No class Feb 16)

Composition Essentials“A well-composed painting is half done.” Pierre Bonnard. Strong composition is the backbone of art in any subject matter or medium. Good composition unites technique, skill and inspiration. Strengthen your understanding of composition while applying these principles to a range of subject matter from still life and landscape to the figure. This open medium class is suitable as a refresher or introduction to compositional basics (acrylic, oils, pastel, pencil). Instructor: D. Shkolny, $125, model fee includedARTE 0242-A001 CFAC4 Tu, Oct 7–28, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

Drawing the PortraitExplore the expressive potential of portraiture using a range of drawing materials, techniques and styles. Learn the structure and proportion of the head and facial features while working with traditional and modern interpretations of the subject. Participants create drawings by observing a life model, using photographic references, creating a self-portrait and developing an alternative project. Instructor: F. Haddock, $125, model fee includedARTE 0522-A021 CFAC4 We, Mar 25–Apr 15, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

Exploring the Basics of Realistic DrawingUnderstand the methods and materials to make realistic drawings while working from photographs. Demonstrations and exercises will show you how to perceive and translate visual elements onto paper, establish proportion and perspective, and achieve realism in your work. Draw a variety of subjects from portraits to animals to figures. Designed for beginners, this course develops technique, and that special hand-eye coordination that allows artists to draw practically anything. Instructor: F. Haddock, $218ARTE 0112-A001 CFAC 8 We, Oct 1–Nov 19, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! The Figure in ColourWork from the live model and develop your understanding of colour, light and the figure. Loosen up with gesture drawings and studies then create more sustained works exploring form, texture, light and shade with colour. Experiment with the potential of colour to create mood and meaning with the figure. Open medium class suitable for artists with some drawing background (from pastel and acrylic to colour pencils, oils and water-based oils). Instructor: A. Tonkonogy, $225ARTE 0526-A021 CFAC6 Sa, Feb 21–Mar 28, 1–4 p.m.

NEW! Intro to IllustrationLearn illustration from the development of visual ideas to stylization, design, composition and colour. Work through the evolutionary stages of illustration including concept development and communication, drawing and illustration techniques, media and presentation. Previous drawing experience required.Instructor: D. Moore, $218 ARTE 0400-A001 CFAC8 Tu, Oct 7–Dec 2, 6:30–9:30 p.m. (No class Nov 11)

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PERSONAL & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTNon-credit | Everyone is welcome to enrol in non-credit, Continuing Education: Personal and Professional Development courses. You do not need to pay an application fee to enrol in these courses.

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NEW! Illustration TechniquesWork under the direction of a professional illustrator and develop the skills and techniques to illustrate for a range of different project outcomes. Learn rendering in a variety of media and understand their particular advantages and techniques while working on a progressive series of illustration projects. Intro to Illustration and intermediate drawing experience required. Instructor: D. Moore, $218ARTE 0401-A021 CFAC8 We, Jan 28–Mar 25, 6:30–9:30 p.m. (No class Feb 18)

Intro to Painting RealismExplore the styles of classical artists from Sargent, Homer, and Eakins to the Group of Seven. Learn colour mixing, paint application and brushwork to get the right result. Find out how to compose and design while experimenting with different approaches to realism. This open medium class allows a range of media: acrylic, watercolour, water-based oil. Suitable for beginners and those with experience. Instructor: F. Haddock, $218ARTE 0512-A001 CFAC8 Th, Oct 2–Nov 20, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! Projects in RealismCreate an individual realistic style with projects that develop your technique and vision. From concept, sketches and studies, to the choice of subject matter, participants will have expert guidance and instruction as they develop new skills and work towards a final painting. This open medium class allows a range of media: acrylic, oil, waterbased oil, coloured pencil. Previous drawing and painting courses. Intro to Realism recommended.Instructor: F. Haddock, $218ARTE 0514-A021 CFAC8 Th, Jan 29–Mar 19, 6:30–9:30 pm

Intro to Drawing in Perspective An introduction or refresher to perspective drawing including one and two point linear perspective, vanishing points and sighting techniques. Improve your representation of three-dimensional forms with ellipses, cylinders and curves in perspective. Instructor: K. Johner, $109ARTE 0570-A021 CFAC4 Th, Feb 5–Feb 26, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

Drawing in Perspective IIA focused introduction to more advanced perspective techniques including two and three point perspective from observation. The basics of atmospheric perspective, techniques for creating the illusion of space, and shadows in perspective are also explored. Introduction to Perspective Drawing or a previous class in the basics of perspective is recommended. Instructor: K. Johner, $109ARTE 0571-A021 CFAC4 Th, Mar 12–Apr 2, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! The Impressionist LandscapeLearn the techniques and working methods of the impressionists. Select your favourite impressionist masterpiece and gain insights on how the painting was created from start to finish. Discover the artist’s vision through hands-on learning from the initial drawing to the finished painting. Participants may work in the medium of their choice. Some drawing or painting experience an asset.Instructor: F. Haddock, $125 ARTE 0513-A021 CFAC4 We, Feb 4–25, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! Independent Studies in LandscapeThis intermediate to advanced, open medium class, allows students to work under the guidance of an instructor in developing their approach to the landscape. Gain direction and a cohesive vision with individual instruction and consultation in subject matter, composition and colour. Investigate your work and the work of others through class discussions and critiques. For artists working in a variety of media at different stages in their artistic career. Instructor: D. Shkolny, $189ARTE 0240-A001 CFAC6 Sa, Sept. 27–Nov. 8, 1–4 p.m. (No class Oct. 11)

Lifedrawing Draw the figure with confidence and fluidity. Work from the live model and gain a solid understanding of form, proportion, mass and skeletal landmarks. Learn observation techniques, accommodate for perspective views and work in a variety of drawing materials. Improve your drawing skills and enhance your portfolio. A previous drawing course is recommended. Instructor: M. Lavoie, $225, model fees includedARTE 0520-A021 CFAC6 Tu, Jan 27–Mar 10, 6:30–9:30 p.m. (No class Feb 17)

Making Art with Digital MediaDiscover the potential of digital media to create rich, multi-layered art. Explore using photography, scanned drawings, textures and images combined with Adobe Photoshop’s digital tools and filters. Work with contemporary techniques and concepts from collage and composite imagery to manipulation and appropriation. Relevant to artists of all levels working in a range of media. Computer experience required/some Photoshop recommended. Instructor: M.Lavoie, $198 + ($15 special fee + GST)ARTE 0560-A001 CFAC6 Sa, Oct 4–Nov 15, 1–4 p.m. (No class Oct 11)

More Art with Digital MediaUse drawing and painting techniques to create rich, expressive art using Adobe Photoshop’s digital pen and brush tools. Develop an organic approach to the image and explore colour using source material from photography to drawing. Draw from contemporary techniques and concepts in image manipulation and appropriation. Relevant to artists of all levels working in a range of media. Computer experience required/some Photoshop recommended. Instructor: M.Lavoie, $198 + ($15 special fee + GST)ARTE 0563-A021 CFAC6 Sa, Jan 31–Mar 14, 1–4 p.m. (No class Feb 14)

NEW! Portraits in ColourEnrich your work with the portrait and understand how colour affects the expressive potential of the subject. Develop a personal colour palette while working from direct observation and photographic references in this open medium class (any colour drawing or painting medium). Previous portrait class(es) recommended.Instructor: A. Tonkonogy, $139, model fee includedARTE 0527-A001 CFAC4 Sa, Oct 18–Nov 8, 10 a.m.–1 p.m.

TypographyExplore the communicative impact of typography. Understand the character of typeface to support your message. Make language visible, improve legibility and create overall impact by learning about type arrangement and letterforms. Discover the importance of type in good design and the principles, terminology and anatomy. Gain skills in hand-crafted type essential to a range of applications and media. Instructor: C. Couldwell, $109ARTE 0244-A021 CFAC4 W, Mar 25–Apr 15, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! Typography IIApply the principles of typography in this hands-on digital design course to a range of personal and professional needs. Exercises and projects focus on the effective use of type in areas such as letterhead design, presentation materials, resumes, portfolios and more. Learn the importance of typeface, font size and composition. Gain transferrable skills that apply to a variety of documents and programs. Instructor: C. Couldwell, $109ARTE 0245-A041 CFAC4 W, Apr 29–May 20, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

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CHILDREN & YOUTH ART

Make your own Comic Book (AGE 8–14) Design and draw your own finished comic book! Learn how to tell a story by drawing characters and developing a story line. Use line, shade and texture effectively. Create interest, drama and excitement by illustrating expressions, gestures and movement. Your story and drawings make a cool printed comic.Instructor: S. Yardley-Jones, $235, supplies includedARTE 0215-A001 CFAC8 Sa, Sep 27–Nov 22, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. (No class Oct 11)

Make a Comic Book in Colour (AGE 8–14) Use colour to make the characters, gestures, and action in your comic book pop! Learn when and how to use colour while drawing characters and developing a story line. Use colour with line, shading and texture, and combine it with black and white to create cool effects. Your comic printed in colour is super fun. Instructor: S. Yardley-Jones, $235, supplies includedARTE 0214–A021 CFAC 8 Sa, Jan 31–Mar 28, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. (No class Feb 14)

NEW! Make an Action Comic Book (AGE 8–14) Develop a cartoon character in any comic style from Marvel to animae in an action packed comic. Create excitement with your story line, and learn special drawing techniques to illustrate movement, speed and action. Use viewpoint, perspective, framing and lighting for drama and explosive action. Your printed comic will have POW! Instructor: S. Yardley-Jones, $235, supplies includedARTE 0219–A041 CFAC 8 Sa, May 2–Jun 27, 9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. (No class May 16)

Information | All dance classes are non-competitive. Everyone is welcome. Visit MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, call 780-497-4301 or email [email protected]. See the website for ‘What to Wear to your Dance Class.”

Partners/Singles | Participants must enrol with a partner when taking Ballroom.

Children’s and Youth Dance | Children’s and Youth dance is listed at the end of the Dance and Theatre section (page 6).

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AMERICAN STYLE BALLROOM DANCEInstructors Lee Hewitt and Blair Peregrym span over sixteen years of teaching experience. Their passion for dance is reflected in a focus on fun, easy-to-follow instruction and enthusiastic student participation.

Ballroom Dance IStudents learn variations of waltz, foxtrot, swing, cha-cha and rumba. You must enrol with a partner. Instructors: L. Hewitt/B. Peregrym, $115 per person

DNCE 0180-A001 CFAC8 Sa, Oct 4–Dec 6, 1–2 p.m. (No class Oct 11, Nov 8)

DNCE 0180-A021 CFAC8 Sa, Jan 31–Mar 28, 1–2 p.m. (No class Feb 14)

Ballroom Dance IIStudents work on style and presentation as well as learn a variety of more complex dances, including basic tango. You must enrol with a partner. Instructors: L. Hewitt/B. Peregrym, $115 per person

DNCE 0280-A001 CFAC8 Sa, Oct 4–Dec 6, 2–3 p.m. (No class Oct 11, Nov 8)

DNCE 0280-A021 CFAC8 Sa, Jan 31–Mar 28, 2–3 p.m. (No class Feb 14)

Ballroom Dance IIIStudents work on style and presentation of more complex dances. This course is intended for students with considerable experience. You must enrol with a partner. Instructors: L. Hewitt/ B. Peregrym, $135 per person

DNCE 0380-A001 CFAC8 We, Oct 1–Nov 26, 6:30–8 p.m. (No class Nov 12)

DNCE 0380-A021 CFAC8 We, Feb 4–Apr 1, 6:30–8 p.m. (No class Mar 4)

Ballroom Dance IVThis class is a continuation of the dance steps introduced in previous levels. It is intended for students who have considerable ballroom dance experience. You must enrol with a partner. Instructors: L. Hewitt/ B. Peregrym, $135 per person

DNCE 0480-A001 CFAC8 Tu, Sept 30–Nov 25, 8–9:30 p.m. (No class Nov 11)

DNCE 0480-A021 CFAC8 Tu, Feb 3–Mar 31, 8–9:30 p.m. (No class Mar 3)

Ballroom Dance VParticipation in this course will provide an opportunity for continued development of technique and presentation of a variety of ballroom dances. Three or more years of prior ballroom dance experience is required. You must enrol with a partner. Instructors: L. Hewitt/B. Peregrym, $135 per person

DNCE 0582-A001 CFAC8 Tu, Sept 30–Nov 25, 6:30–8 p.m. (No class Nov 11)

DNCE 0582-A021 CFAC8 Tu, Feb 3–Mar 31, 6:30–8 p.m. (No class Mar 3)

Ballroom Dance VIThis dance performance workshop provides advanced students with an opportunity to practice and perfect their dancing skills. You must enrol with a partner. Instructors: L. Hewitt/B. Peregrym, $115 per person

DNCE 0680-A001 CFAC8 We, Oct 1–Nov 26, 8–9 p.m. (No class Nov 12)

DNCE 0680-A021 CFAC8 We, Feb 4–Apr 1, 8–9 p.m. (No class Mar 4)

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Ballroom Dance PackageTake Ballroom I in the fall and Ballroom II in the winter term or take the same level again in the winter term for one special price. To enrol in the same level for both terms, please contact [email protected] directly. Instructors: L. Hewitt/B. Peregrym, $207.DNCE 0180-A002 CFAC

8 Sa, Oct 4–Dec 6, 1–2 p.m. (No class Oct 11, Nov 8) and8 Sa, Jan 31–Mar 28, 2–3 p.m. (No class Feb 14)

Wedding Prep PackageHave a perfect wedding day with a unique and personal first dance. Private lessons and personalized choreography to a chosen wedding song are individually designed for the wedding couple and bridal party, along with a refresher on the basics and various styles of the waltz. Contact [email protected] for information. Instructors: L. Hewitt/B. Peregrym

Ballet Designed for beginners, this course provides an opportunity to develop poise, strength and graceful movement through work on dance steps and building a vocabulary of classical movements. This is a perfect starting point for those who wish to experience and benefit from dance training. Instructor: G. Hay, $159

DNCE 0159-A001 CFAC10 Tu, Sept 30–Dec 9, 6–7:30 p.m. (No class Nov 11)

DNCE 0159-A021 CFAC10 Tu, Jan 27–Mar 31, 6–7:30 p.m.

Ballet IIThis class offers further development of barre and centre work, and an opportunity to learn basic classical combinations incorporating adage and allegro. Previous ballet training required.Instructor: G. Hay, $159

DNCE 0260-A001 CFAC10 Tu, Sept 30–Dec 9, 7:30–9 p.m. (No class Nov 11)

DNCE 0260-A021 CFAC10 Tu, Jan 27–Mar 31, 7:30–9 p.m.

Ballet BarreUse ballet barre techniques to strengthen your core and develop a long lean silhouette. Tone key areas: abs, glutes, legs and arms using classic barre exercises. Strengthening is balanced by stretching for flexibility and range. The benefits of ballet barre apply to a range of dance forms from ballet to hip hop and for general fitness. No dance experience is necessary. Instructor: G. Hay, $150

DNCE 0259–A001 CFAC10 We, Oct 1–Dec 3, 6–7:30 p.m.

DNCE 0259–A021 CFAC10 Su, Jan 25–Mar 29, 1:45–3:15 p.m.(No class Feb 15)

NEW! Floor BarreUse ballet barre techniques on the floor to strengthen your core and develop a long lean silhouette. This class is for anyone who wants to work on their abs, glutes and legs with a focus on stretching and flexibility. Gentle strengthening is balanced by stretching for flexibility and range. It’s fun and upbeat, plus no dance experience is necessary. Instructor: G. Hay, $150

DNCE 0359–A001 CFAC10 Su, Sept 28–Dec 7, 1:45–3:15 p.m. (No class Oct 12)

DNCE 0359–A021 CFAC10 We, Jan 28–Apr 1, 6–7:30 p.m.

NEW! Blues Dance Blues Dance allows for freedom, expression and a connection with slow and soulful blues, blues fusion and alternative music. This fun social dance, with roots in the southern blues tradition, is both elegant and down to earth. The basic core step of Blues Dance allows for lots of variations and rhythms. No partner required but pairs are welcome. No dance experience necessary.Instructors: J. Rush/M Long, $65

DNCE 0253-A001 CFAC4 Th, Sept 25–Oct 16, 6:30–8 p.m.

DNCE 0253-A021 CFAC4 Th, Feb 26–Mar 19, 6:30–8 p.m.

NEW! C’est CabaretMove your body with a fusion of jazz and ballet choreography from famous Cabaret and Broadway acts. Each class focuses on dance styling from well-known stage productions such a Moulin Rouge, Chicago, Cabaret and more! Have fun and express yourself with the emotion and passion of famous story lines and music. No dance experience necessary.Instructors: T. Pierog, $150

DNCE 0146-A001 CFAC10 Th, Oct 2–Dec 4, 8–9:30 p.m.

DNCE 0146-A021 CFAC10 Th, Jan 29–Apr 2, 8–9:30 p.m.

Contemporary Dance Explore the natural energy of contemporary dance. Participants progress from warm-up exercises which build balance, flexibility and alignment, to basic contemporary techniques and concepts such as contact and release, fall and recover, travelling moves, and floor work. This course is paced for both beginners and those with previous dance experience. Instructor: G. Hay, $150

DNCE 0271-A001 CFAC10 We, Oct 1–Dec 3, 7:30–9 p.m.

DNCE 0271–A021 CFAC10 We, Jan 28–Apr 1, 7:30–9 p.m.

Hip HopLearn Hip Hop in a creative and fun exploration of this unique dance style. Originating from the streets, Hip Hop expresses the music in a fusion of beat and movement. Energetic, raw and fast-paced, this class is a great way to let go with great music and original choreography. Suitable for all levels; beginners and those with prior Hip Hop experience.Instructor: J. Pavo, $150

DNCE 0164-A001 CFAC10 Th, Oct 2–Dec 4, 6:30–8:00 p.m.

DNCE 0164-A021 CFAC10 Th, Jan 29–Apr 2, 6:30–8:00 p.m.

Instructor: C. Benavides DNCE 0164-A022 CFAC10 Su, Jan 25–Apr 12, 3:30–5 p.m. (No class Feb 15, Apr 5)

NEW! B-Boy/B-Girl Dance (AGE 16+)B-Boying / B-Girling (break-dancing) began in the 70’s as the first Hip-Hop dance. Today it’s as big as ever, with a rich history that has shaped street dancing throughout the world. Focus on basic elements: top-rock, get-downs, footwork, freezes and power, as well as musicality, originality, and style. Develop a foundation of movement and learn an appreciation of the original history, music and culture. No dance experience required.Instructor: S. Arceta, $150

DNCE 0120-A001 CFAC10 Sa, Sept 27–Dec 6, 2:30–4 p.m. (No class Oct 11)

DNCE 0120-A021 CFAC10 Sa, Jan 31–Apr 18, 2:30–4 p.m. (No class Feb 14, Apr 4)


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Jazz Dance for BeginnersJazz is the perfect way to begin your dance and fitness journey. Develop strength, flexibility and coordination with this fun and energetic dance form. Move with confidence and rhythm to a wide range of music and bring out your star potential. An excellent class for beginners who want to move but have no or little dance experience.Instructor: L. Paterson

DNCE 0145-A001 CFAC10 Mo, Sept 29–Dec 8, 6–7:30 p.m. (No class Oct 13), $150

DNCE 0145-A021 CFAC9 Mo, Jan 26–Mar 30, 6–7:30 p.m. (No class Feb 16), $135

Jazz Dance IIExplore your creativity and style with more challenging jazz dance combinations. Stay fit with the fun jazz moves used in TV and movies to the stage. Continue to build strength and flexibility with individual style and a personal connection with the music. Recommended for students with one to two years of prior dance study.Instructor: L. Paterson

DNCE 0250-A001 CFAC10 Mo, Sept 29–Dec 8, 7:30–9 p.m. (No class Oct 13), $150

DNCE 0250-A021 CFAC9 Mo, Jan 26–Mar 30, 7:30–9 p.m. (No class Feb 16), $135

Jazz FunkA high energy blend of jazz technique with funk, soul and a slice of street. This class strengthens basic jazz technique while introducing some hot and sexy moves. Great for fitness and fun. No previous dance experience necessary. Instructor: C. Benavides, $125DNCE 0251-A021 CFAC8 Su, Sept 28–Nov 23, 3:30–5 p.m. (No class Oct 12)

NEW! Latin Dance - Salsa and BachataLearn the basics of Latin dance from LA, NY and Cuban style salsa to Bachata. No partner required! $110

DNCE 0183-A001 CFAC6 Th, Oct 23–Nov 27, 6–7 p.m.

DNCE 0183-A021 CFAC6 Th, Jan 15–Feb 19, 6–7 p.m.

NEW! Movement for Performers - SoloGain confidence, poise and presence with movement and dance techniques for performers from singers and actors to musicians and DJs. Learn breathing, stretching, and integrated movement to improve your physical rhythm, flow and creative expression in a fun, supportive setting. Suitable for beginners or with previous movement experience in any discipline. $110DNCE 0121–A001 CFAC6 Mo, Sept 22–Nov 3, 630–8 p.m. (No class Oct 13)

NEW! Movement for Performers - PartnerEnhance your presence with a partner in dance, music or on the stage and learn how successful partners work together to create a positive dynamic. These stretching, breathing and movement techniques provide the basis for creative collaboration in a fun, supportive setting. Suitable for beginners or those with previous movement experience in any discipline. Students must enrol with a partner.$110DNCE 0122–A021 CFAC6 Mo, Jan 19–Mar 2, 6:30–8 p.m. (No class Feb 16)

Tap DanceLet us introduce you to the rhythm and fun of tap dance! Practice the steps, movement and techniques of this expressive and exuberant style of dance. Instructor: G. Hay, $125

DNCE 0163-A001 CFAC8 Su, Oct 5–Nov 30, 3:30–5 p.m. (No class Oct 12)

DNCE 0163-A021 CFAC8 Su, Feb 1–Apr 19, 3:30–5 p.m. (No class Feb 15, Apr 5)

CHILDREN’S AND YOUTH DANCESmall classes. Non-competitive. Fun.

Children’s Dance (AGE 2)Children enjoy movement and express themselves in a fun-filled environment. A parent must participate in this “Dancing Twogether” class. Instructor: G. Hay

DNCE 0200-A001 CFAC10 Sa, Sept 20–Nov 29, 10–10:30 a.m. (No class Oct 11), $120

DNCE 0200-A021 CFAC14 Sa, Jan 24–May 9, 10–10:30 a.m. (No class Feb 14, Apr 4), $158

Children’s Dance (AGE 3)Children enjoy movement and express themselves in a fun-filled environment. Instructor: G. Hay, $214DNCE 0191-A001 CFAC24 Sa, Sept 20–Nov 29 and Jan 24–May 9, 10:30–11 a.m. (No class Oct 11, Feb 14, Apr 4)

Children’s Dance (AGE 4–5)Children discover and expand movement abilities and enhance creative skills in a more structured learning environment. Instructor: G. Hay, $250DNCE 0192-A001 CFAC24 Sa, Sept 20–Nov 29 and Jan 24–May 9, 11:15–Noon (No class Oct 11, Feb 14, Apr 4)

Children’s Dance (AGE 6–7)This class introduces students to primary dance techniques in ballet and jazz. Instructor: G. Hay, $310DNCE 0194-A001 CFAC24 Sa, Sept 20–Nov 29 and Jan 24–May 9, 12:15–1:15 p.m. (No class Oct 11, Feb 14, Apr 4)

NEW! B-Boy/B-Girl Dance (AGE 16+)B-Boying / B-Girling (break-dancing) began in the 70′s as the first Hip-Hop dance. Today it’s as big as ever, with a rich history that has shaped street dancing throughout the world. Focus on the basic elements: top-rock, get-downs, footwork, freezes and power, as well as musicality, originality, and style. Develop a foundation of movement and learn an appreciation of the original history, music and culture. No dance experience required.Instructor: S. Arceta, $150

DNCE 0120-A001 CFAC10 Sa, Sept 27–Dec 6, 2:30–4 p.m. (No class Oct 11)

DNCE 0120-A021 CFAC10 Sa, Jan 31–Apr 18, 2:30–4 p.m. (No class Feb 12, Apr 4)

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THEATRE

NEW! C’est CabaretSee the Dance section for details.

NEW! Movement for Performers - PartnerSee the Dance section for details.

NEW! Movement for Performers - SoloSee the Dance section for details.

Set Etiquette and ProtocolFor newcomers to the film industry. Offered in cooperation with I.A.T.S.E. Local 210. Learn what to expect when called to work on a film set and what you should do on set. This information packed workshop provides you with vocabulary and details about the chain of command in the film crew, who does what, the behaviour expected of you, and what you need to bring to a call.Instructor: IATSE 210, $99

TPPR 0110-A001 CFAC1 Sa, Oct 18, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

TPPR 0110-A001 CFAC1 Sa, March 7, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

Information | Visit MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, call 780-497-4301 or email [email protected]. For course prerequisites and other details, please visit the website.

Facilities and Instructors | Classes are taught in Macintosh labs using the most current programs, and feature small classes. Instructors are industry professionals who have relevant educational credentials, as well as experience in their field.

Computer Hardware and Software | Mac and PC hardware and software can be purchased at the MacEwan University City Centre mStore or online at MacEwan.ca/bookstore. You will need your confirmation of enrolment in a Digital Media and Graphics class to purchase at educational prices.

Weekend Sessions | Please note that weekend workshops are intensive classes.

digital + media graphics

Adobe IllustratorUsed primarily in the creation of logos, illustrations and 2D graphics, Illustrator is the industry–standard software for graphic design. Participants study the features and functions, including the sophisticated drawing tools, through in-class projects. Computer skills required.Instructors: D. Moore, N. Partridge, $345

AVDM 0170-A001 CFACSa and Su, Sept 27–28, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

AVDM 0170-A002 CFAC3 Mo and 3 Th, Oct 6–27, 6:30–9:30 p.m. (No class Oct 13)

AVDM 0170-A021 CFACSa and Su, Jan 24–25, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

AVDM 0170-A022 CFACSa and Su, Mar 7–8, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

AVDM 0170-A041 CFACSa and Su, Apr 25–26, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

NEW! Adobe Illustrator IIFurther your knowledge of skills and tools learned in Adobe Illustrator with advanced techniques in colour, type and graphic styles including multiple transformations, gradient mesh, paths, brushes, filters, blending and 3D effects. Projects are based on using advanced tools as well as colour settings, print specifications and file formats. Adobe Illustrator or intermediate skills required. Instructors: D.Moore, N. Partridge, $345

AVDM 0270-A001 CFACSa and Su, Nov 15–16, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

AVDM 0270-A021 CFACSa and Su, Feb 28 and 29, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Adobe PhotoshopUsing Photoshop’s powerful set of tools, filters and functions, students will adjust, edit and alter digital files and photographs in this hands-on course. Basic computer experience is required. $345

AVDM 0165-A001 CFAC6 We, Oct 1–Nov 5, 6:30–9:30 p.m.Instructor: B. Bolin

AVDM 0165-A002 CFACSa and Su, Oct 18–19, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.Instructor: L. Asselstine

AVDM 0165-A021 CFAC3 Mo and 3 We, Jan 19–Feb 4, 6:30–9:30 p.m.Instructor: B. Bolin

AVDM 0165-A022 CFACSa and Su, Feb 7–8, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.Instructor: L. Asselstine

Photoshop for the WebSee the Web Design courses.

NEW! Photoshop Effects for PhotographersSee the Photography section for details.

NEW! PHOTOSHOP - ADVANCED TECHNIQUESThese workshops in Adobe Photoshop focus on advanced features, skills and techniques at the intermediate level. Adobe Photoshop and or intermediate skills required. Instructor: L. Asselstine

Photoshop: Masking and Compositing AVDM 0266-A001 CFAC1 Sa, Nov 8, 9 a.m.–4 p.m., $149

Text in PhotoshopAVDM 0266-A021 CFAC1 Sa, Feb 28, 9 a.m.–Noon, $67

Photoshop: Smart Objects and Filters AVDM 0266-A022 CFAC1 Sa, Mar 14, 9 a.m.–3:00 p.m., $128


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Adobe InDesignStudy basic and intermediate features of this powerful layout development software application. In-class exercises guide you through the development of single and multi-page documents using InDesign’s extensive tool palettes and functionality. Computer skills required. Instructor: N. Partridge, $345

AVDM 0138-A001 CFACSa and Su, Nov 1–2, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

AVDM 0138-A002 CFAC3 Mo and 3 We, Nov 10–26, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

AVDM 0138-A021 CFAC3 Mo and 3 We, Feb 9–Mar 2, 6:30–9:30 p.m. (No class Feb 16)

AVDM 0138-A022 CFACSa and Su, Feb 21–22, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

AVDM 0138-A041 CFAC3 Mo and 3 We, Apr 27–May 13, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

Adobe InDesign IIAn advanced study of the tools and features of Adobe InDesign through in-depth page-layout development. Explore all the advanced features that InDesign offers to create solid, structured, multi-page documents, and discuss layout and pre-press issues. InDesign’s potential for integrated interactivity is pursued through the development and preparation of web-ready documents. Adobe InDesign I or previous experience required.Instructor: N. Partridge, $345

AVDM 0238-A001 CFACSa and Su, Dec 6 & 7, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

AVDM 0238-A021 CFACSa and Su, Mar 28 & 29, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Adobe Lightroom – Essential Training for PhotographersSee the Photography section for details.

NEW! Digital Illustration and DesignThis digital studio course focuses on creating a progressive series of projects using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. Use the latest graphic design trends and techniques in image editing, vector graphics and illustration to develop print ready design pieces. Projects emphasize the technical and creative use of text, composition, colour, texture and light by exploiting the features of both Adobe programs. Photoshop I and Illustrator I are prerequisites.Instructor: D. Moore, $345AVDM 0365-A021 CFAC3 Mo and 3 Th, Feb 23–Mar 12, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

Design Fundamentals and Portfolio PreparationSee the Art & Design section for details.

NEW! Intro to Illustration & Illustration TechniquesSee the Art & Design section for details.

Typography I & IISee the Art & Design section for details.

Intro to Social MediaUsing social media is an essential tool for communication. In this entry-level hands-on class, participants set up accounts in programs such as Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, WordPress and YouTube. Get your message across by adding photographs, videos, links, tags and tweets. Learn the vocabulary and compare the advantages of each media. Computer experience is required.Instructor: C. Couldwell, $149

AVDM 0457-A001 CFAC 1 Sa, Oct 4, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

AVDM 0457-A021 CFAC 1 Sa, Jan 31, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Social Media IIMake the most of your social media accounts in this advanced class. Learn how to use Facebook, Twitter, and blog sites more effectively. Exercises cover using blog widgets, understanding metrics, using social media analytics and working with smart phones. Administer multiple platforms using third-party websites; understand the inter-connectivity between platforms to deliver your message more efficiently. Instructor: C. Couldwell, $175

AVDM 0458-A001 CFAC 1 Sa, Nov 15, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

AVDM 0458-A021 CFAC 1 Sa, Feb 21, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Social Media PackageThis course enrols students in both the Intro to Social Media and Social Media II courses for one special package price. Instructor: C. Couldwell, $290

AVDM 0458-A002 CFACOct 4, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. and Nov 15, 9 p.m.–5 p.m.

AVDM 0458-A022 CFAC1 Sa, Jan 31, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. and 1 Sa, Feb 21, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Social Media StrategiesDevelop successful social media strategies to promote your organization and connect with your community. Strategies include setting goals, determining which social media platforms best suit the objectives of your organization and creating achievable timelines. Measuring outcomes and evaluating success, and best practices are covered. Topics suitable for non-profits, independent business owners and artists. $109

AVDM 0459-A001 CFAC1 Sa, Oct 25, 1–5 p.m.

AVDM 0459-A021 CFAC1 Th, Feb 19, 1–5 p.m.

Instructor: S. EndersAVDM 0459-A041 CFAC1 We, Apr 29, 1–5 p.m.

Web Design and Development IA practical, hands-on introduction to the basics of web development and design with an introduction to HTML, CSS, image editing and web design software. Design principles, content creation, and proper navigation are covered along with usability issues, site structure and planning. Computer experience required.Instructor: C. Couldwell, $345

AVDM 0163-A001 CFAC3 Tu and 3 Th, Sept 23–Oct 9, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

Instructor: B. BolinAVDM 0163-A021 CFAC3 Tu and 3 Th, Jan 27–Feb 12, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

AVDM 0163-A041 CFAC3 Tu and 3 Th, Apr 28–May 14, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

Web Design and Development IICreate, design, and implement layouts for the web with a focus on design principles and usability. This hands-on, project based course includes HTML5 basics, advanced CSS, and JavaScript widgits. Issues of site structure and web planning are covered, and software is utilized to create user-friendly websites. Web Design I required. Adobe Photoshop an asset.$345

AVDM 0263-A001 CFAC 3 Tu and 3 Th, Oct 21–Nov 6, 6:30–9:30 p.m.Instructor: C. Couldwell

AVDM 0263-A021 CFAC 3 Tu and 3 Th, Feb 24–Mar 12, 6:30–9:30 p.m.Instructor: B. Bolin

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New York City – Explore the Arts! FEB 14–20, 2015Tuition covers airfare, ground transfer, accommodation, weekday breakfasts, orientation seminar, walking tours and information package.

Note: This is not a guided tour and is geared towards independent travelers who wish to share their experiences with like-minded people.

Registration and payment deadline is November 14, 2014. Tuition is non-refundable. For more information and to register, contact Brenda Philp, Arts Continuing Education Manager at 780-497-4303 or email [email protected].

$2,050 (double occupancy), non-creditARTE 0290-A021

$2,450 (single occupancy), non-creditARTE 0290-A022

Web Design and Development IIICreate client-focused, user-friendly websites using preferred software and CMS (content management systems) such as WordPress. Introduce interactivity and site customization with CSS, widgets and plug-ins. Site design for ease in user and client access, along with an introduction to project management issues and challenges. Accessibility and usability are covered in class discussions. Web II required.Instructor: C. Couldwell, $345AVDM 0363-A001 CFAC 3 Tu and 3 Th, Nov 18–Dec 4, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! Design Projects for the WebDesign and develop a website from initial conception to deployment-ready in this hands-on, project-based course. Progress through the stages of the website design process by creating style tiles, site maps, wireframes, and prototypes. Implement the final design using HTML, CSS and images. Build the project by designing in the browser. Utilize user testing to ensure the site is usable and accessible. Web II required. Instructor: C. Couldwell, $345AVDM 0362-A021 CFAC 3 Tu and 3 Th, Mar 24–Apr 9, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

Photoshop for the WebLearn to create and combine unique design elements for the web using Adobe Photoshop. A practical, hands-on approach to designing a variety of web components from text, images and banners, to interactive buttons, icons, forms and fields. Discover current design trends, increase usability and work across different platforms while learning design standards and design to developer workflow. Adobe Photoshop and Web Design II required. Instructor: B. Bolin, $345AVDM 0262-A021 CFAC Sa and Su, Mar 21 & 22, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

DIGITAL MEDIA AND GRAPHICS: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATEDevelop new skills or upgrade your portfolio with these essential courses in digital design and graphics. This certificate consists of three core courses and optional classes for a total of 93 hours of in-class instruction. Students have three years to complete the certificate. An application for the certificate is submitted when all of the requirements are met with a $25 administration fee. Please see the website at MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd for details including eligible optional courses.

3 Core courses (48 hours min) Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign+ Optional Courses (45 hours min)

NEW! Website Success: SEO and AnalyticsTake your website traffic to the next level and optimize your ranking in search engines. From keyword research and third party resources, to determining metadata keywords, descriptions and link-building this hands-on class gives you the tools for search engine optimization. Next, get more out of the Google Analytics dashboard by planning and tracking key performance indicators. Web II or intermediate skills required. Instructor: B. Bolin, $99 AVDM 0359-A001 CFAC 1 Sa, Nov 29, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.

NEW! WordPress WorkshopCreate and customize your own user friendly website or blog with WordPress. Learn to install, set-up and customize a WordPress site. Work with WordPress themes, plug-ins, widgets and dashboard to create a site that meets your needs. Learn to publish a Blog, Web Page, or Photo Site for your small business, non-profit organization or arts portfolio. Basic computer skills required.Instructor: B. Bolin, $129

AVDM 0260-A001 CFAC 1 Sa, Nov 22, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

AVDM 0260-A021 CFAC 1 Sa, Mar 14, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

NEW! WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATELearn key skills in web design and stay current with developments in the field for personal or professional development. This certificate consists of three core courses and 40 hours of optional classes for a total of 94 hours of in-class instruction. Students have three years to complete the certificate. An application for the certificate is submitted when all of the requirements are met with a $25 administration fee. Please see the website at MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd for certificate details including eligible optional courses.

Three Core courses (54 hours min) Web Design and Development I * Web Design and Development II Web Design and Development III+ Optional Courses (40 hours min)

*See MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd

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ALBERTA COLLEGE CONSERVATORY OF MUSICAlberta College Conservatory of Music has been enriching musical education in the Edmonton community since 1903. Whether you are a beginner, a recreational musician seeking to improve your skills, or a serious music student preparing for examinations or performance opportunities, let our exceptional teacher-performers guide your music education. Lessons are offered at the Centre for the Arts and Communications Campus in west Edmonton and the Alberta College Campus downtown.

For more information, call us at 780-633-3725, email to [email protected] or visit us at MacEwan.ca/conservatory.

PianoMagdalena AdamekBianca BaciuReinhard BergRobert CasgrainKim CousineauSimon-Marc de FreitasEmilio De MercatoEmily GrieveGeraldine HaythorneShannon HiebertSarah HoEileen KimMargaret KingJudy LoewenInna LuzanacAriane LowreyEcho MazurKaren McNaughtonCarol MellorsAlexandra MunnGlenda MurphyMarina StolyarDavid TuttCameron Watson

KeyboardReinhard Berg

OrganReinhard Berg

AccordionReinhard Berg

Jazz PianoDan DavisTyson KerrJenie Nolan

FluteTami CooperBill DamurLiane GaylerMargaret King

OboeBeth Levia

ClarinetEcho MazurDon RossDaniel Sutherland

SaxophoneDan DavisCharles Stolte

TrumpetJeff BryantJoel GrayJeremy Maitland

French HornMary FearonSuzanne Langor

TromboneAlden Lowrey

Euphonium and TubaAlden Lowrey

DrumsGord GraberJohn McCormick

Vocal CoachingShannon HiebertAlexandra Munn

VoiceDenice BennettLary BensonNathan BergKimberley DenisClint HagelCindy KoistinenRon LongMichelle MilenkovicLindsey NagyLauressa PawlowskiCarol-Lynne QuinnElizabeth RaycroftJudy-Lynn SawchukSvetlana SechMaura Sharkey-PrymaWhitney Sloan

ViolinFabiola AmorimAlissa CheungJeanette ComeauLeanne Dammann-MaitlandMarie ForestierFrank HoMathias SilveiraLaura VeezeSarah Woodman

ViolaFabiola AmorimJeanette ComeauLeanne MaitlandSarah Woodman

CelloSylvia ButtiglioneChristine Hanson Ian WoodmanJoanne Yu

Double BassIoan TetelJan Urke

HarpNora BumanisHannah ElossaisKeri Zwicker

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PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS

Classical GuitarAndrew CreaghanMichel ForestierTrevor Sanders

Electric GuitarTristan CameronBill DamurDonald EhretMaureen LefeverJamie PhilpTrevor SandersGreg SmithMitch Zorich

Electric BassKim Lesaca

Jazz Violin/FiddleCam Neufeld

5 String BanjoCam Neufeld

Ear TrainingRobert Klakowich

Music History/TheoryRobert KlakowichCameron Watson

MUSIC IN EARLY CHILDHOODMusic provides a lifetime of enjoyment and builds a foundation that helps children succeed in all areas of life. For over 30 years, Alberta College Conservatory of Music has been introducing small groups of active pre-school children to the world of music. Children joyfully discover the elements of music through nursery rhymes, traditional chants, singing games, folk songs, selected art music and movement activities. All Classes are 50 minutes, 12 weeks per term. Instructors: Michelle Milenkovic, Rebecca Patterson, $195, ACC(Small class size. Register early.)

Fall Term12 Tu, Sep 16–Dec 9 (no class Nov 11) or12 Sa, Sep 13–Dec 6 (no class Oct 11)

Winter Term12 Tu, Jan 13–Apr 7 (no class Mar 31) or12 Sa, Jan 10–Apr 11 (no class Feb. 14, Apr 4)

AGE 3: 9:30 a.m. or 2 p.m.

AGE 4: 10:30 a.m or 3:00 p.m.

AGE 5/6: 11:30 a.m. or 4:00 p.m.

Courses are subject to change. Enrol in Continuing Education Online: MacEwan.ca/ContinuingEducationEnrol in Music: 780-633-3725. Information: MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, 780-497-4301.

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MUSIC THEORY COURSESCurricula are designed to prepare students for either Royal Conservatory of Music (RCM) or Conservatory Canada (CC) theory examinations. Private, semi-private and group lessons are offered in all levels of Music Theory and History.Instructors: Cameron Watson & Robert Klakowich, ACC

Complete Rudiments

Basic Harmony

Intermediate Harmony

Advanced Harmony

Counterpoint

Analysis

History 1: An Overview

History 2: Middle-Ages to Classical

History 3: 19th Century to PresentFor more information please contact the Conservatory at 780-633-3725 or visit MacEwan.ca/Conservatory.

COURSES & WORKSHOPS

Ear TrainingThis 10-week course covers aural theory, sight-singing, rhythmic and melodic dictation and helps prepare students for the practical component of the RCM/CC ear test. Instructor: Robert Klakowich, $180, ACC

10 Tu, Oct 7–Dec 16, 6–7 p.m. (no class Nov 11)

10 Sa, Mar 21–Jun 6, 11 a.m.–12 noon(no class Apr 4, May 16)

Ear Training Lite (AGE 9–12)This 8-week class is designed for children ages 9 to 12 to explore and expand the theory and aural skills taught in private lessons. Games, puzzles, crafts, and singing are used.Instructor: Lauressa Pawlowski, $125, ACC8 Th, Sep 18–Nov 6, 2–3 p.m.

String Quartet ClassThis 8-week program is designed for pre-formed groups or individual string players (violin, viola and cello) who want to be part of a string quartet. Participant will learn the string quartet literature through weekly coaching with members from the Vaughan String Quartet. We welcome professional, student and amateur players.Instructors: Vaughan String Quartet members, $160 per term

8 Th, Oct 9–Nov 27, 5:30–6:30 p.m.

8 Th, Feb 5–Mar 26, 5:30–6:30 p.m.

Piano Keyboard Class for Beginner (AGE 7–12)A beginner class for children, this 10-week hands-on workshop will cover both standard piano technique and use of technology in electronic keyboards. Participants will require access to an instrument for home practice; an inexpensive portable keyboard will suffice, (talk to the instructor before shopping.) Reading, playing by ear, improvisation, composition will all be covered. Instructor: Reinhard Berg, $160, ACC

10 Sa, Sep 27–Dec 6, 10:30–11:30 a.m. (no class Oct 11)

10 Sa, Feb 28–May 9, 10:30–11:30 a.m. (no class Apr 4)

Beginner Piano Keyboard (AGE 55+)A beginner class for individuals over 55 years of age, this 10-week hands-on workshop will cover both standard piano technique and use of technology in electronic keyboards. Participants will require access to an instrument for home practice; an inexpensive portable keyboard will suffice, (talk to the instructor before shopping.) Reading, playing by ear, improvisation, composition will all be covered. Instructor: Reinhard Berg, $160, ACC

10 Fr, Sep 26–Dec 5, 3–4 p.m. (no class Oct 10)

10 Fr, Feb 27–May 8, 3–4 p.m. (no class Apr 3)

Improv Class IWelcome to improvising! In this 8-week course students will learn improvising by studying tunes; exploring harmonies; writing pentatonic melodies; learning “licks”; practicing scales and attending a jam session. Students will learn through studying the work of master improvisers such as Louis Armstrong, Lester Young, Coleman Hawkins and Charlie Parker. This is a “hands-on” class so most of our class time will be spent playing and jamming.This class is open to all ages and all instruments (drummers and singers may be asked to play piano for some sessions). A minimum of two years of experience on your instrument is required. Instructor: Dan Davis, $275 ($200 for students currently enrolled in private lessons at the Conservatory.)8 Sa, Oct 4–Nov 22, 11:30 a.m.–12:45 p.m.

Improv Class IIMore improvising! In this eight-week course, students will learn the most common harmonic structure in Jazz Music: II -V7 - I. This chord progression makes up between 50 and 95 per cent of most jazz standards. Students will learn through studying the work of master improvisers such as Clifford Brown, Charlie Parker, Kenny Dorham and local great jazz musician P. J. Perry. This is a “hands-on” class, so most of our class time will be spent playing and jamming.This class is open to all ages and all instruments (drummers and singers may be asked to play piano for some sessions). A minimum of two years of experience on your instrument is required. Improv I is a recommended prerequisite, but not required.Instructor: Dan Davis, $275, ACC ($200 for students currently enrolled in private lessons at the Conservatory.)8 Sa, Jan 17–Mar 7, 11:30 a.m.–12:45 p.m.

Confidence Building and Stage Presence WorkshopThis workshop will provide tools and techniques to comfortably perform in front of an audience. This will help music students, voice or instrumental, prepare for competition, exams, or performance. Students will tune into their breath to develop a sense of self awareness and focus. Through games and exercises students will awaken their connection with others, developing an honest relationship with themselves and audience. Wear loose comfortable clothing. Max. 10 participants. Instructor: Faye Stollery, Certified Yoga Instructor, Bachelor of Arts in Drama graduate, and vocalist,$25 per workshop, ACC9:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Sa, Sep 20 (Ages 7-12)Sa, Oct 18 (Age 13 +)Sa, Nov 8 (Age 7-12)Sa, Nov 15 (Age 13 +)

ENSEMBLES

Alberta College String EnsemblesThis ensemble provides young string players with an opportunity to gain performance experience in a group setting and to enhance their musicianship skills. Students meet weekly to rehearse, practice, and enjoy making music with others.Instructor: S. Woodman, $225, ACC

17 Su, Sep 7–Jan 25 (no class Oct 12, Dec 21, Dec 28, Jan 4)1:15–2:45 p.m. (Junior Ensemble)2:45-4:45 p.m. (Senior Ensemble)

15 Su, Feb 1–May 31(no class Feb 15, Apr 5, May 17)1:15–2:45 p.m. (Junior Ensemble)2:45-4:45 p.m. (Senior Ensemble)


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Cello EnsembleBring your cello and join this musically rewarding and social group! We meet every other Sunday afternoon and perform twice a year, playing everything from Mozart, Beethoven, Joplin, Faure, Pachelbel and more. All levels are welcome, and with enough interest, there is potential to have separate groups for junior and senior players.Instructor: Ian Woodman, $235, ACC

8 Su, Sep 7–Jan 25, bi-weekly2–3:30 p.m.

7 Su, Feb 7–May 31, bi-weekly2–3:30 p.m.

Saxophone QuartetSaxophone quartet is one of the most challenging and rewarding music experiences available to saxophonists. Join the Alberta College Sax-tet! Students will have the opportunity to play all the different members of the saxophone family: the soprano, alto, tenor and baritone. Performance opportunities include Alberta College’s Fall Festival and Mr. Davis and Dr. Stolte’s Winter Saxophone Recital.Minimum one year of experience on saxophone is recommended. Instructor: Dan Davis, $275, ACC($200 for students currently enrolled in private lessons at the Conservatory.)

8 Sat, Oct 4–Nov 22, 10–11:15 a.m.

8 Sat, Jan 17–Mar 7, 10–11:15 a.m.

Tuba EnsembleFor the past 25 years the TUBAS OF EDMONTON have performed in the foyer prior to Edmonton Symphony Orchestra Christmas concerts. In the spring of 2010, for the first time, they performed a concert with nary a Christmas melody in sight. Rehearsals are from 10 a.m. until noon on Saturdays. Interested euphonium and tuba players should contact Alden Lowrey at 780-633-3847.Instructor: Alden Lowrey, ACC

Percussion EnsembleAnyone interested in becoming a member of the Alberta College Percussion Ensemble may contact John McCormick at 780-633-3801.

SCHOLA CANTORUM CHOIRS

Women’s ChoirThe women’s choir welcomes singers 18 years and older who simply love to sing! Placing emphasis on the development of healthy voices, sight-singing and musicianship, this choir explores repertoire from the Renaissance to the 20th Century. *Half tuition for students who register for 20 or more private music lessons at the Conservatory in the same year term. Instructor: Clint Hagel, $325, ACC26 Mo, Sep 15–Dec 15, Jan 5–Apr 13 (no class Oct 13, Feb 16, Apr 6)7:15–9:15 p.m.

Boys to Ninjas ChoirWhether you are an outgoing superhero with energy to harness or a sensitive time traveler this beginners choir is for you! In 12 weeks we cover the basics of team singing, rhythmic accuracy, pitch- matching and character portrayal. Music will be selected from music theatre, movies and folk music.Instructor: Lauressa Pawlowski, $195, ACC12 Tu, Sep 16–Dec 9 (no class Nov 11)5:45–7 p.m.

MUSIC AT THE CENTRE FOR THE ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS

Hip Hop: DJ and Rap/Emcee Take a journey through the elements of Hip Hop with professionals in deejaying and rap/emcee. Learn the art of DJing, mixing, scratching and turntablism. Discover the art of rap, and explore the craft of the emcee and hip hop poet. Focus on one element or experiment with both DJing and Rap to craft your personal style. Workshops, ciphers, performance studies, screening and guest speakers will introduce you to both the roots of hip hop and new approaches to this art form.Instructors: DJ Dice and Dre, $295 equipment included

MUSC 0147-A001 CFAC 8 Sa, Oct 18–Dec 6, 1–4 p.m.

MUSC 0147-A021 CFAC8 Sa, Jan 24–Mar 21, 1–4 p.m. (No class Feb 14)

Guitar Basics (AGE 12+)Designed for the absolute beginner this course provides an introduction to the guitar emphasizing good technique and practice habits. Learn basic chords, scales, tuning, picking and melody playing. Instructor: G. Smith, $150

MUSC 0288 CFAC8 We, Sep 17–Nov 5, 7–8:30 p.m.

MUSC 0288 CFAC8 We, Jan 21–Mar 11, 7–8:30 p.m.

Studio Recording TechniquesThis course examines the techniques involved in the operation of studio recording equipment and provides students with a combination of instruction and studio time. Instructor: N. Kozub, $995, MUSC 0150 CFAC12 We, Sep 17–Dec 3, M, 6–10 p.m.

Tuesday Night Continuing Education Big BandFor an exceptional educational andperformance opportunity, join the TuesdayNight Big Band. A limited number of positionsare available so interested participants mustcall 780-633-3732 for further information priorto registering.

Fall Music Festival was created by music teachers to encourage and guide the development of technical and performance skills in musicians of all ages. This annual event, held early in the instructional year, inspires students to incorporate the valuable comments provided by the adjudicators into their studies. Start planning now to attend the festival from November 19 to 22. Festival syllabus and registration form is available at the Conservatory Office or at MacEwan.ca/conservatory. Registration deadline is Friday, October 17, 2014. Call 780-633-3705 for further information.MUSC 0925 ACCMUSC 0926 ACC

FALL MUSIC FESTIVAL

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Digital SLR BasicsTake better photographs by learning the operations and functions of your Digital SLR camera and learn practical applications for camera settings. This one-day workshop is designed to give you a solid working knowledge of your camera. Digital SLR camera with manual capabilities required. $125, Instructor: J. Symington

VCPH 0101-A001 CFACTu and Th, Sept 16 and 18, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

VCPH 0101-A002 CFAC1 Sa, Sept 27, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Instructor: A. GoudreauVCPH 0101-A003 CFACMo and We, Oct 27 and 29, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

VCPH 0101-A004 CFAC1 Sa, Oct 25, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

VCPH 0101-A021 CFAC1 Sa, Jan 24, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Instructor: A. GoudreauVCPH 0101-A022 CFACTu and Th, Jan 27 and 29, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

VCPH 0101-A023 CFAC1 Sa, Mar 28, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

VCPH 0101-A024 CFACMo and We, Mar 30 and Apr 1, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

Camera Requirements | Participants require their own Digital SLR camera, (or a digital camera which can go fully manual) for most of the photography courses. Film cameras may be available for student use in analogue courses.

Information | Visit MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, call 780-497-4301 or email [email protected]. Please check your enrolment confirmation for the location of your class. For course prerequisites and other details, please see the website.

Computer Hardware and Software | Mac and PC hardware and software can be purchased at the MacEwan University City Centre mStore or online at MacEwan.ca/bookstore. You will need your confirmation of enrolment in a Digital Media and Graphics class to purchase at educational prices.

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Digital SLR IA photography course for those who have a working knowledge of their digital SLR camera and want more control and confidence. DSLR photography is covered from the inside out. Learn how images are made, control camera settings for proper exposure and use manual mode to take pictures in all kinds of situations. Discuss historical and contemporary photography for composition, tone, style and concept. SLR Basics or excellent understanding of camera required. Instructor: J. Symington, $210VCPH 0102-A001 CFAC5 Th, Sept 25–Oct 23, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

VCPH 0102-A002 CFAC2 Mo and 3 We, Nov 5–19, 6:30–9:30 p.m.Instructor: A. Goudreau

VCPH 0102-A021 CFAC5 We, Feb 11–Mar 11, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

VCPH 0102-A021 CFAC3 Tu and 2 Th, Apr 14–28, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

Digital SLR IIA project based course with an exploration of the technical and creative aspects of DSLR photography. Utilize the Zone System, gain control of exposures, and experiment with the artistic and technical potential of camera controls. A progressive series of assignments include how to look at and critique photographic work, and the basics of Adobe Lightroom. DSLR camera with manual controls, SLR I required.Instructor: J. Symington, $235

VCPH 0202-A001 CFAC6 Th, Nov 6–Dec 11, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

VCPH 0202-A021 CFAC6 We, Apr 1–May 6, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

Adobe Lightroom – Essential Training for PhotographersDevelop the skills necessary to enhance your digital photography and learn efficient workflow practices. Take an in-depth look at techniques for importing files, organizing photographs using the library, editing work in the develop module, and outputting images for print and the web. SLR I or intermediate photography skills required; computer skills. Instructor: J. Symington, $198

VCPH 0161-A001 CFAC4 Tu, Nov 4–Dec 2, 6:30–9:30 p.m.(No class Nov 11)

VCPH 0161-A021 CFAC2 Mo and 2 We, Mar 16–25, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

Adobe PhotoshopSee the Digital Media and Graphics section for details.

Photoshop Effects for PhotographersThis course covers a range of next level Adobe Photoshop effects for photographers. Process images using RAW Editor, learn in-depth editing essentials in colour and tone correction, and explore dramatic effects such as HDR, vintage, multi-exposure compositing and more. Adobe Photoshop and Digital SLR I, or intermediate skills in both areas required.Instructor: A. Goudreau, $198

VCPH 0162-A001 CFAC2 Mo and 2 We, Nov 24–Dec 3, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

VCPH 0162-A021 CFAC4 Th, Mar 5–26, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! Alternative Techniques in Photography Explore different photo mediums, printing techniques and experiment with digital printing on a variety of surfaces. Learn about contemporary and historical approaches to Fine Art photography, and discover how different mediums convey ideas and enhance your subject. Suitable for those at a range of levels with an excellent understanding of their DSLR camera and computer skills. Instructor: M. Switzer, $195 + $15 material fee + GSTVCPH 0138-A021 CFAC4 Su, Feb 1–Mar 1, 1–4 p.m. (No class Feb 15)

The B & W Portrait - DigitalParticipants explore the unique, expressive qualities of black and white portraiture. Areas including light and shadow, contrast, tone and depth are covered in the course, along with editing essentials for black and white digital photography. Digital SLR camera with manual capabilities, Digital SLR I or working knowledge of your camera in automatic and manual mode required. Instructor: A. Goudreau, $215, model fee includedVCPH 0125-A001 CFAC4 We, Oct 1–22, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! Fine Art Digital Prints WorkshopCreate unique digital photographs using colour media from pencil and chalk to oil pastel, markers and ink. Explore creative colouring and tinting techniques on digital prints using both resin and fibre papers. Discover new approaches to photography and create one-of-a-kind fine art pieces.Instructor: C. Makowichuk, $110 + $15 material fee + GST, enrolment is limited.

VCPH 0121-A001 CFAC2 Tu, Oct 21–28, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

VCPH 0121-A021 CFAC2 Sa, Jan 31–Feb 7, 1–4 p.m.


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NEW! Intro to Close-up and Macro PhotographyTake a closer look at the wonder and diversity of nature with macro photography. Learn to capture amazing detail of flowers, fungi, insects and more with this hands-on workshop and location shoot. Working with natural light and electronic flash; you will learn various techniques to make the most out of magnification. Demonstrations, assignments and image discussions focus on both the art and skills of macro photography as well providing tips for low cost equipment.Instructor: A. Thysse, $225VCPH 0171-A001 CFAC3 Tu, Sept 9–Oct 23, 6:30–9 p.m. and 1 Sat, Sep 20, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

NEW! Intro to Editorial PhotographyCreate powerful images that communicate a concept, illuminate a story or article, and go beyond typical portraiture. Use composition, lighting and placement to convey an idea, mood or emotion and explore the visual language which supports the printed word. Distinctive portraits capture the complexity of the subject using elements of expressive and narrative portraiture. SLR I or a good understanding of shooting in manual mode required.Instructor: A. Goudreau, $215, model fee(s) includedVCPH 0137-A021 CFAC4 Th, Jan 29–Feb 26, 6:30–9:30 p.m. (No class Feb 19)

iPhone - Street PhotographyFrom street photography to exhibitions, the iPhone camera is an accessible, carry everywhere, low-fi version of your digital SLR. With cool apps and new shooting techniques, you can make the most of your iPhone camera. This one-day workshop will show you how to take photos that will have people saying, “you took THAT with an iPhone?!” See the website for iPhone and app details. Instructor: B. Kryton, $89VCPH 0142-A001 CCC1 Sa, Sept 20, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

NEW! Lifestyle Photography – The Family Contemporary lifestyle, wedding and event photography includes elements of photo-journalism and portraiture to create a multi-dimensional exploration of the subject. Capture location, personality, and possessions with style and learn to journal images into a compelling visual story. Work with camera settings, light and composition for character studies which exhibit both mood and culture. Includes in-class instruction, on-location application, and discussions of final projects. Instructor: B. Kryton, $215VCPH 0128-A001 CFAC/on-location 1 Th, Oct 23, 6–8 p.m., 1 Sa, Oct 25, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. and 1 Tu, Oct 28, 6–8 p.m.

NEW! Photography and Social MediaPhotography and social media sites such as Instagram, Facebook and Flickr are inseparable. Learn how to make the most of your digital or smart phone photography and social media for personal or professional purposes, including best practices. A digital camera or smart phone required along with main social media accounts (see MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd page for details).Instructor: B. Kryton, $89VCPH 0143-A021 CFAC1 Sa, Feb 7, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

NEW! Table-top PhotographyCapture intricate details using close-up and macro techniques in this hands-on workshop. Learn about magnification issues, depth of field, and skills in layout and composition using small subjects. Work with lighting from natural and artificial to wireless flash, LED lighting and reflectors. The workshop includes demonstrations, assignments and image discussions, and tips for low-cost alternative equipment such as light tents and scoops. Instructor: A. Thysse, $198VCPH 0172-A021 CFAC4 Tu, Jan 27–Feb 17, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

NEW! Theme and Concept in Photography Take your photography to the next level. Translate your ideas into a cohesive body of work and develop an interesting series of photographs with any theme. Examples of historical and contemporary work and methods in photo editing will assist in heightening and unifying your work. Work through the conceptual process towards an individual thematic project. Instructor: M. Switzer, $198VCPH 0136-A001 CFAC4 Su, Oct 19–Nov 9, 10 a.m.–1 p.m.

NEW! Wedding PhotographyLearn the basics of wedding photography with a professional photographer. From techniques in composition, light and locations, to intimate portraits and managing small and large group shots, this workshop gives you the confidence to starting shooting like a professional. Ambient and artificial lighting, inside and outside shooting, and a variety of posing techniques, as well as best practices for professional shoots, are covered. Instructor: A. Zettel, $376VCPH 0131-A021 CFACSa and Su, Mar 7 & 8, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

NEW! PHOTOGRAPHY: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATESee with a photographer’s eye and capture the world around you. Understand photography essentials from shooting and editing to the history of photography and contemporary approaches to the medium. This certificate consists of three core courses and 45 hours of optional classes for a total of 96 hours of in-class instruction. Each term offers different core and optional courses. Students have three years to complete the certificate. An application for the certificate is submitted when all of the requirements are met with a $25 administration fee. Please see the website at MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd for certificate details including eligible courses and requirements.Three Core courses (51 hours min) SLR Basics * SLR I SLR II Adobe Lightroom+ Optional Courses (40 hours min)* See MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd

NEW! Shooting and Developing with FilmCreate beautiful photographs by learning the principles of shooting with black and white film and processing in the darkroom. Learn light, exposure, and composition on photo shoots in urban street locations. Learn how to process film, make contact sheets and print images using traditional darkroom techniques. Film cameras may be available for student use.Instructor: C. Makowichuk, $195 + $20 material fee + GST, supplies included, enrolment is limitedVCPH 0215-A001 CFAC4 Sa, Sept 27–Oct 25, 1:30–4:30 p.m. (No class Oct 11)

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Information | Visit MacEwan.ca, Continuing Education, Open Studies or MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, call 780-497-4301 or email [email protected]. Please check your enrolment confirmation for the location of your class.

Prerequisites | Art History courses are stand-alone and do not require prerequisites. Classes do not need to be taken sequentially or in any particular order regardless of the time-period covered.

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Art History I This course provides an introduction to the history of Western art and architecture from the prehistoric period to the end of the Early Renaissance. Relevant art historical methodologies are introduced, and selected works are examined within the framework of a contextual and formal analysis. Prerequisites are not required. 3 credits, University Transfer

Instructor: D. RaymentARTE 101-OP01 CCCTu, Sept 2–Dec 9, 2–5 p.m. (No class Nov 11)

ARTE 101-OP41 CCCMo–Fri, May 4–May 22, 9 a.m.–noon

Art History IIThis course provides an introduction to the history of Western art and architecture from the Renaissance to the mid-nineteenth century. Relevant art historical methodologies are introduced, and selected works are examined within the framework of a contextual and formal analysis. Prerequisites are not required. 3 credits, University Transfer

Instructor: L. LawsonARTE 102-OP01 CCCTh, Sep 4–Dec 4, 2–5 p.m.

Instructor: H. Santa-BalazsARTE 102-OP21 CCCMo, Jan 5–Apr 20, 11 a.m.–2 p.m. (No class Feb 16, Apr 6)

ARTE 102-OP41 CCCMo–Fri, May 25–Jun 11, 9 a.m.–noon

Art History IIIBeginning with the foundations of modernism in the mid-nineteenth century, this course examines the major movements in art, architecture, photography and design developed in Europe and North America up to the later part of the twentieth century. Relevant art historical methodologies are introduced, and selected works are examined within the framework of a contextual and formal analysis. Prerequisites are not required. 3 credits, University Transfer

ARTE 202-OP21 CCCTh, Jan 8–Apr 16, 6–9 p.m. (No class Feb 19)Instructor: H. Santa-Balazs

ARTE 202-OP41 CCCMo, We, May 4–June 22, 6–9 p.m. (No class May 18)

Drawing IThis course is an introduction to the principles and elements of drawing. Students work in a variety of media such as charcoal, graphite, ink wash, and conté, and deal with the following content: tonal scales; perspective; mark-making exploration; gestural, contour and tonal drawing. Students will learn to problem solve as well as to analyze and critique their work. Students may be required to attend visiting artist lectures and art exhibitions outside of scheduled class hours. Instructor: M. Lavoie, 4 credits, University Transfer. Material fee $10 + GSTARTE 110-OP01 CFACTu and Th, Sep 2–Dec 2, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

Digital PhotographyStudents create original photo-based images using a digital single lens reflex (DSLR) camera, imaging software, and printing technology. As students explore the fundamentals of image composition and the operation of a DSLR, they capture, manipulate, edit, archive and print digital images. Participants are to bring their own digital SLR camera. Instructor: J. Symington, 3 credits, Special fee $20 + GST

VCPH 100-OP21 CFACTu, Jan 6–Apr 14, 6:30–9:30 p.m. (No class Feb 17)

VCPH 100–OP41 CFACTu, Th, May 5–June 23, 6:30–9:30 p.m.

Information | Call 780-497-4301 or email [email protected] for course information, dates and times. Consent of the Program Chair and satisfactory completion of prerequisites are required prior to enrolment.

Supplies | Some Theatre Production classes require the use of a student supplied laptop computer and specialized software. Contact Doreen Piehl, program instructional assistant, at 780-497-4393 for laptop requirements.

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FALL 2014Audio I2 creditsTPPR 110-OP01 CFAC

Drafting and Model Making2 creditsTPPR 102-OP01 CFAC

Footings5 creditsTPPR 111-OP01 CFAC

Rigging1 creditTPPR 108-OP01 CFAC

WINTER 2015Applied Theatre History3 creditsTPPR 101-OP21 CFAC

Introduction to Costumes2 creditsTPPR 107-OP21 CFAC

Lighting I2 creditsTPPR 105-OP21 CFAC

Set Painting I2 creditsTPPR 106-OP21 CFAC

Stagecraft I2 creditsTPPR 104-OP21 CFAC

OPEN STUDIESFees | See MacEwan.ca/OpenStudies for tuition fees and university student fees. Tuition fees do not include textbooks or supplies. Please see MacewanBookstore.com for information on textbooks.

University Transfer | See acat.gov.ab.ca for course transferability.


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Open Studies | The following Bachelor of Communication Studies program courses have some seats available for Open Studies students. Although the program is full-time, you may test drive up to three courses (nine credits) as an Open Studies student, after which you must apply to the program. The program admits students twice a year in the fall term and the winter term. For information about the program go to MacEwan.ca/CommunicationDegree, email [email protected], or call 780-497-5623.

Fees | Course fees are determined by program cost per credit and do not include supplies or textbooks unless otherwise indicated. Please see the Canadian Tuition Fees Schedule for fees per credit. A $20 processing fee is charged for all withdrawals. Call 780-497-5000 to register.

Location | Courses are held at the City Centre Campus (CCC) at 10700 - 104 Avenue in Edmonton, AB. Course fees do not include supplies or textbooks unless otherwise indicated.

University Transfer | See acat.gov.ab.ca for course transferability.

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Grammar and Composition FoundationsIn BCSC 100, you learn to write with clarity and precision for a variety of audiences. The course examines traditional grammar, the relationship between language structures and the production of meaning, and issues of style and intention. It also considers how changes in technology and society are influencing language and writing in general, and grammar in particular.Text extra, 3 credits

BCSC 100-BC04 CCCTu, Sep 2–Dec 9, 6–9 p.m.

BCSC 100-BC11 CCCTu, Jan 6–Apr 21, 6–9 p.m.

Communication and Human InteractionIn this course, you examine communication in interpersonal relationships, groups and public gatherings; nonverbal communication, listening and public speaking are also covered.Text extra, 3 creditsBCSC 101-BC04 CCC We, Sep 3–Dec 10, 6–9 p.m.

Communication TheoryIn this course, you study the major communication theories, the contributions of Canadian communication thinkers to the discourse, and the intellectual traditions of communication research.Text extra, 3 credits

BCSC 200-BC03 CCCWe, Sep 3–Dec 10, 6–9 p.m.

BCSC 200-BC11 CCCMo, Jan 5–Apr 20, 6–9 p.m.

Online Communication and Information ArchitectureYou will examine and experience how communication professionals use various forms of online publication to achieve a wide variety of goals. You will be introduced to information architecture through user behaviours and site features. Prerequisite(s) apply, Text extra, 3 creditsBCSC 202-BC01 CCCTu, Sep 2–Dec 9, 6–9 p.m.

Introduction to Research MethodsYou will be introduced to research methods, and learn how to evaluate primary and secondary sources, gather and interpret data, and examine the concepts associated with professional ethics and research. Prerequisite(s) apply, Text extra, 3 creditsBCSC 203-BC05 CCCMo, Sep 8–Dec 8, 6–9 p.m.

Introduction to News ReportingIn this course, you will learn the practice of news reporting and the principles of writing a news story.Prerequisite(s) apply, Text extra, 3 creditsBCSC 210-BC01 CCCTh, Sep 4–Dec 11, 6–9 p.m.

Classical and Modern RhetoricIn this course, you will use rhetoric as a practical tool for the discovery, arrangement, and expression of arguments in a variety of settings.Prerequisite(s) apply, Text extra, 3 creditsBCSC 253-BC01 CCCMo, Sep 8–Dec 8, 6–9 p.m.

Literary JournalismThrough readings, you will learn about the art form and process of creating literary journalism. You will analyze the genre’s definitive characteristics, practice its techniques and discuss ethical issues related to this form of writing.Prerequisite(s) apply, Text extra, 3 creditsBCSC 341-BC01 CCCTu, Sep 2–Dec 9, 6–9 p.m.

Applied CommunicationsIn this course, you learn to use the tools and resources necessary to copyedit and proofread according to prescribed professional standards. Prerequisite(s) apply, Text extra, 3 creditsBCSC 215-BC10 CCCWe, Jan 7–Apr 22, 6–9 p.m.

ScreenwritingThis course introduces students to the technical skills and craft required to write for dramatic and documentary film, television, and video.Prerequisite(s) apply, Text extra, 3 creditsBCSC 223-BC10 CCCWe, Jan 7–Apr 22, 6–9 p.m.

Strategic Communication PlanningIn this course, you will learn to apply research and planning skills in solving communication issues or problems. You will gain practical experience in developing and crafting key messages, as well as producing strategic communication plans vital to advancing organizational interests and goals.Prerequisite(s) apply, Text extra, 3 creditsBCSC 310-BC11 CCCMo, Jan 5–Apr 20, 6–9 p.m.

Multimedia AuthoringBuilding on BCSC 202, the course emphasizes authoring of texts for a variety of forms, audiences, channels and purposes. Projects include work with visual, audio and verbal content, drawing on communication fundamentals applied effectively and ethically across a global, multi-channel environment.Prerequisite(s) apply, Text extra, 3 creditsBCSC 302-BC13 CCCWe, Jan 7–Apr 22, 6–9 p.m.

Advanced News ReportingBuilding on the fundamentals of news reporting, BCSC 210, this course emphasizes thorough research, effective interviewing, and clear, concise writing as the foundation of good news production.Prerequisite(s) apply, Text extra, 3 creditsBCSC 313-BC10Th, Jan 8–Apr 23, 6–9 p.m.

CONCERTS AT THE CONSERVATORY OF MUSICAll concerts are held in Muttart Hall at 10050 MacDonald Drive. Free admission with donations accepted. Call 780-633-3725 or visit MacEwan.ca/Conservatory for information.

Midday Music at Muttart HallCome experience exquisitely beautiful music presented in a relaxed and inviting manner. Bring a lunch!

Thursdays from 12:10 - 12:50 p.m. • October 23, 30• November 6• February 26

Fall Music Festival ConcertsCome celebrate the musical accomplishments of the Fall Music Festival participants.

Saturdays at 2 p.m.• Gala Concert on November 15• Student Concert on November 29

AIMTAC Scholarship ConcertPresented by Conservatory Faculty to raise funds to support student scholarships.

• Sunday, March 15 at 2 p.m.

Connections Concert SeriesEmerging student musicians, alumni and esteemed faculty are featured in these concerts.

Sundays at 2 p.m.• March 22• May 24• July 5

• March 5, 12• May 6, 7, 8

ARTS CONTINUING EDUCATION: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATESInformation | Visit MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, call 780-497-4301 or email [email protected] for more information including applicable courses, course requirements, substitutions for entry level courses and application information. Students who began certificate courses in the 2013 fall to 2014 spring/summer terms may qualify to be grandfathered into the new certificates.

Eligible courses can be taken individually and then applied towards the certificate when all of the requirements have been met. Students have three years to complete the requirements and submit an application for the certificate with a $25 application fee. NOTE: not all courses are offered every term. Courses are required to meet minimum enrolment in order to run.

Digital Media and GraphicsDevelop new skills or upgrade your portfolio with these essential courses in digital design and graphics. The Digital Media and Graphics Certificate consists of three core courses and optional classes for a total of 93 hours of in-class instruction.

Students who started their certificate in 2013 Fall to 2014 Spring may choose to complete the certificate under the previous version or the revised guidelines. Contact [email protected] for details.

NEW! Web Design and DevelopmentLearn key skills in web design and stay current with developments in the field for personal or professional development. The Web Design and Development: Professional Development Certificate consists of three core courses and 40 hours of optional classes for a total of 94 hours of in-class instruction.

NEW! Photography CertificateSee with a photographer’s eye and capture the world around you. Understand photography essentials from shooting and editing to the history of photography and contemporary approaches to the medium. The Photography Certificate consists of three core courses and 45 hours of optional classes for a total of 96 hours of in-class instruction.

The Alberta College

Conservatory of Music

The Alberta College Conservatory of Music has been enriching musical education in the Edmonton community since 1903.

Whether you are seeking a self-paced approach to instruction or are a more serious musician preparing for performance opportunities or examinations, our exceptional teacher-performers can guide your music education. We offer Private Music Lessons, Courses, Ensembles, Music in Early Childhood and special events such as the Fall Music Festival.

The Fall Music Festival was created by music teachers, to encourage and guide musical understanding and performance skills in musicians of all ages. The festival is held November 19 to 22 with a gala concert on November 15 at 2 p.m. and a student concert on November 29 at 2 p.m.. Over $5000 in scholarships will be awarded to participants. This annual event, held early in the instructional year, inspires students to incorporate the valuable comments provided by the adjudicators into their studies. Call 780-633-3725 for information.

MacEwan.ca/Conservatory

MacEwan University Continuing Education Fall 2014/Winter 2014: Faculty of Fine Arts & Communications

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