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SUMMER TERM 2018 COURSE SCHEDULE

IT'S ALL ABOUT CHOICE

TAKE A COURSE THIS SUMMERCHOOSE FROM OVER 450 COURSES AND PROGRAMSWork toward a degree, advance your career, or explore your creative side!

COURSES FOR ACADEMIC CREDITOnline and on-campus formats, full-term, 3- or 6- week credit courses, experiential field options, and more!

CAREER AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTShort seminars, certificate programs, online and face-to-face courses.

ART, MUSIC & LEISURE LEARNINGEvening or weekend art, music, and leisure learning courses for all ages. Design Works Summer Camps for kids.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMMEA proven way to learn English as a second language.

CONTACT USTelephone 506 453 4646Toll Free 1 866 599 4646E-mail [email protected]

MAIL IN PERSONP.O. Box 4400 College of Extended LearningFredericton, NB 6 Duffie DriveE3B 5A3 2nd floor, Wu Centre

OFFICE HOURSSUMMER FALL & WINTERMay 22 - Sept. 4, 2018 Monday - FridayMonday - Friday 8:15 a.m. - 4:30 p.m 7:45 a.m. - 4:00 p.m..

www.unb.ca/cel

TABLE OF CONTENTS4 ADULT LEARNER SERVICES & ACADEMIC STUDIES4 University Prep Program4 Prior Learning Assessment4 Scholarships and Bursaries for Part-time Students4 Bachelor of Integrated Studies5 Featured Programs and Courses5 Undergraduate7 Graduate Study Tour8 Summer Term Courses May 1 - Aug. 13, 20189 Online Courses for Credit10 Undergraduate Courses15 Graduate Courses15 Online Courses for Credit17 Open Entry Online Credit Courses18 Canadian Virtual University

19 CAREER & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT19 Management & Leadership21 Human Resources22 Project Management23 Workplace Health & Wellness24 Behavioural Intervention & Autism Programming25 Programmation sur l'Intervention Comportementale et l'Autisme27 Occupational Health & Safety28 Nursing29 UGotClass Online Certificates & Courses30 Canadian Rivers Institute (CRI)30 Customized Training Solutions

31 PERSONAL & CULTURAL ENRICHMENT31 Fredericton - Leisure Learning Courses34 Fredericton - Design Works Camps for Kids & Teens35 Saint John - Leisure Learning Courses36 Saint John - Design Works Camps for Kids & Teens

37 MUSIC PROGRAMS37 Conservatory Programs37 Private Lessons37 Group Classes37 Programs for Everyone37 Programs for Youth38 Summer Music Activities38 Summer Music Camps for Youth

39 ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMME39 Program Formats39 Total Intense Submarine© Immersion39 English for Academic Purposes39 Daytime Personalized Format39 Specialized Formats/Focus Workshops

DISCLAIMER: The agreement and the rights and obligations of the parties here under shall be governed by the Laws of the Province of New Brunswick. Any action or proceeding for relief under this contract shall be brought in the Province of New Brunswick. UNB reserves the right to cancel course offerings for low enrolment and other circumstances including, but not limited to, the availability of qualified instructors.

UNB SUMMER RESIDENCEEnjoy the convenience and flexibility of staying on campus from May 1 to August 20 with no monthly internet or electric bills, and without the hassle of a long-term lease commitment. The closing date for applications for Summer Residence 2018 is April 6, 2018 at 12 p.m.

go.unb.ca/summerres

UNIVERSITY PREP PROGRAMReach your university admission goals and establish strong study skills online. Program includes:• Initial support services • Upgrade writing skills for academic purposes• Advising • Prior learning assessment• High School equivalent courses, prerequisites for admission to many UNB programs• Orientation to academic life

The University Prep program is available to adult learners or interested graduates of high school, adult high school or GED who need resources, course upgrading, advising and learner support for entry into UNB degree programs. Contact our advising team to find out how.

University Prep Chemistry (CALS 4010) University Prep English (CALS 4016) University Prep Biology (CALS 4014)April 9 – June 22 $325 plus HST April 9 – June 22 $325 plus HST April 9 – June 22 $325 plus HST

506 447-3449 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/programs/undergraduate/university-prep

PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT YOU MAY BE CLOSER TO A DEGREE OR CERTIFICATE THAN YOU THINK! Your informal and workplace learning may be considered for credit towards your UNB program. UNB has a progressive Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) policy whereby a student’s learning can be evaluated and may be credited towards a specific UNB program of study. Find out how a PLA assessment can put you ahead in your program.

506 458-7976 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/gettingstarted/pla-centre

SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES FOR PART-TIME STUDENTSThe College of Extended Learning administers a program of scholarships, and bursaries for part-time students at UNB Fredericton Campus.

506 447-3449 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/support/financial-assistance.html#2

BACHELOR OF INTEGRATED STUDIES DEGREE COMPLETION PROGRAMGet started this summer! Designed specifically for adult learners, the BIS will give you the tools you need to reach your educational and career goals. Courses can be completed at either UNB campus or online. With prior approval, you can also take courses through a recognized Canadian university and have your credit transferred to the BIS program.

506 447-3449 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/bis

ADULT LEARNER SERVICES &ACADEMIC STUDIESHELPING YOU GET STARTED. ONE STEP AT A TIME.

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FEATURED PROGRAMS AND COURSESUNDERGRADUATEAPPLIED BEHAVIOUR ANALYSIS CERTIFICATESTUDY ONLINE OR ON CAMPUSThe UNB ABA Certificate is the first program of its kind in Atlantic Canada that meets the coursework requirements needed to apply for the Behavior Analyst Certification Board®, Inc. (BACB®) Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst® (BCaBA®) examination. Upon successful completion, participants may be eligible to apply to write the exam to become certified. People who hold BCaBA® certification are much sought after by employers.

FULL-TIME PRACTICUM: 500-hour full-time work placement for full-time campus-based students.PART-TIME PRACTICUM: 1000-hour fieldwork for part-time adult learners and those studying online.

506 447-3449 1 888 599-4646 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/intervention

NEW BRUNSWICK PLANTS AND THEIR HABITATS (BIOL 1846)4 CREDIT HOURSLOCATION: FREDERICTON, NBDATES: AUGUST 25-31

An intensive seven day course offered during summer term, exploring the flora of NB’s southern region. There will be an emphasis on plant identification and an introduction to botanical classification. The program for each day consists of morning lectures and lab work, afternoons in the field, and evenings with more lectures and lab work.

Note: Biology majors and minors cannot count this course as a Biology credit, only as an elective.

506 451-6824 [email protected] go.unb.ca/nbplants

BIOARCHAEOLOGY FIELD SCHOOL6 CREDIT HOURS LOCATION: FORTRESS OF LOUISBOURG, NSDATES: JULY 21 - AUGUST 18

COURSES ARE TAKEN CONCURRENTLY: ANTH 3552 (Bioarchaeology Field School I) ANTH 3553 (Bioarchaeology Field School II)

Offered by the Department of Anthropology in partnership with Parks Canada, the field school will be held nearby the Fortress, at Rochefort Point, which was once the burial ground for the inhabitants of Louisbourg after c.1739. A rise in sea level and coastal erosion have impacted the area, and the burial ground is at risk. Efforts to manage the issue have prompted a long-term rescue excavation and analysis of these burials. Students will gain field experience in bioarchaeological excavation methods and techniques, and will learn about data recording, ethical handling practices, and will be engaged in the technical analyses of the skeletal remains through laboratory cataloguing, analysis, curation and storage. The UNB field school is the only program of its kind in Canada.

506 451-6824 [email protected] go.unb.ca/cel-bioarch

SPORT, ANIMALS AND ETHICS (KIN 4097)3 CREDIT HOURSLOCATION: FREDERICTON, NBDATES: MAY 1-26

Explore the roles and relationships of humans and animals involved in sport, leisure and recreation through an ethical lens. This course will examine the morality of humans’ treatment of nonhuman animals through a survey of contemporary moral theories and by examining questions about the relationships humans have with animals, including their moral obligations and the moral status of animals. We will explore the standing of animals in a myriad of environments including their involvement in pursuits such as horse and greyhound racing, ‘sport’ hunting, fighting, fly-ball, fishing, and other settings such as circuses, marine parks, shows, zoos, as well as in the home.

Register online at www.unb.ca/academics/registration

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TRENDS IN HISTORY EDUCATION - WAR AND THE CANADIAN EXPERIENCE IN FRANCE & FLANDERS (ED 6117)3 CREDIT HOURSLOCATION: FRANCE AND FLANDERSDEADLINE TO APPLY: MARCH 15TOUR DATES: JULY 8-22

An online course blended with a study tour of France and Flanders for educators. The tour visits the most important Canadian battlefields and memorials in Belgium and France. From the great Vimy pilgrimage of 1936 to the recent anniversary of commemorations of Vimy, D-Day and VE Day, Canadians have been drawn to these sites of memory which form important chapters in our nation's history. Participants will be exposed to the latest research and academic debate over Canada's wartime experience.

Past participants have said the tour was the best professional development experience they have ever had.

If interested please contact Dr. Alan Sears at [email protected]

www.unb.ca/fredericton/arts/centres/gregg/tours/france

GRADUATE STUDY TOUR

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CHOOSE FROM 3-WEEK, 6-WEEK, OR FULL TERM SESSIONS. REGISTRATION OPENS MARCH 1

SESSION A: SESSION B: SESSION C: SESSION D: SESSION E: SESSION F:6 weeks 3 weeks 3 weeks 6 weeks 3 weeks 3 weeksMay 1 - June 22 May 1-26 May 28 - June 21 July 3 - Aug. 13 July 3-21 July 23 - Aug. 11

End dates include the exam period.

Find UNB’s full schedule of academic courses for credit, including day, evening and register online at www.unb.ca/academics/registrationNew to UNB? Contact the Registrar's Office at 506 453-4864 to register.

SUMMER TERM COURSES MAY 1 - AUG. 13, 2018

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FIT LEARNING INTO YOUR LIFELearn online, on your own time, from any location with term-based or open entry online courses.Term-based online courses. Typically includes weekly scheduled learning activities or assignments. You may work in collaborative groups or participate in discussion forums. All course work is completed within the term.

Open entry online courses. Enrol anytime and learn at your own pace. Access course content, complete quizzes, and submit assignments entirely online! (Some exceptions apply.) Take up to six months to complete most courses.

506 453-4646 1 866 599-4646 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/online

ONLINE COURSES FOR CREDIT

CEL 10 Online-TB = Term-based Online-OE = Open Entry Distance = Offered using distance technology

SESSION A MAY 1 - JUNE 22BIOLOGYBIOL 1001 Biology Principles I 3 MWF 9:30 am - 11:20 am May 2 June 22 FrederictonBIOL 1006 Applications in Biology, Part I 2 TTh 9:30 am - 12:20 pm May 1 June 22 FrederictonBUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONADM 1165 Business Communications I 3 TTh 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 1 June 22 FrederictonADM 1213 Financial Accounting 3 MW 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 2 June 22 FrederictonADM 1313 Principles of Marketing 3 MW 1:00 pm - 3:20 pm May 2 June 22 FrederictonADM 2413 Principles of Finance 3 MW 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 2 June 22 FrederictonADM 2513 Organizational Behaviour 3 TTh 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm May 1 June 22 FrederictonADM 2623 Business Statistics 3 TTh 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm May 1 June 22 FrederictonADM 3155 International Business 3 TTh 9:00 am - 11:20 am May 1 June 22 FrederictonADM 3573 Organization Design 3 TTh 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 1 June 22 FrederictonADM 4143 Strategic Management 3 MW 9:00 am - 11:20 am May 2 June 22 FrederictonADM 4326 Customer Satisfaction & Loyalty (Cross-listed: MBA 6321) 3 TTh 4:00 pm - 6:30 pm May 1 June 22 FrederictonCHEMISTRYCHEM 1001 General Chemistry I 3 MWF 1:30 pm - 3:20 pm May 2 June 22 FrederictonCHEM 1006 General Chemistry Lab l 2 TTh 1:30 pm - 4:20 pm May 1 June 22 FrederictonCOMPUTER SCIENCECS 1083 Introduction Computer Programming II (in Java) 4 MTWTh 8:30 am - 9:50 am May 1 June 22 Fredericton Lab T 10:00 am - 11:20 am May 1 June 22 Fredericton Tutorial W 10:00 am - 10:50 am May 2 June 22 FrederictonCS 2253 Machine Level Programming 4 MTWTh 2:30 pm - 3:50 pm May 1 June 22 Fredericton Lab TTh 4:00 pm - 5:20 pm May 1 June 22 FrederictonCS 2263 Systems Software Development 4 MTWTh 1:00 pm - 2:20 pm May 1 June 22 Fredericton Lab TTh 8:30 am - 10:00 am May 1 June 22 FrederictonCS 2333 Computability and Formal Languages 4 MTWTh 11:30 am - 12:50 pm May 1 June 22 Fredericton Lab M 4:00 pm - 4:50 pm May 7 June 22 Fredericton Tutorial W 4:00 pm - 5:20 pm May 2 June 22 Fredericton

ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERINGECE 4133 Instructional Design 4 May 1 Aug. 13 FrederictonRECREATION AND SPORTS STUDIESRSS 3100 Professional Internship 12 May 1 Aug. 13 Fredericton

COURSE TITLE CH DAY TIME START DATE END DATE LOCATION

FULL TERM MAY 1 - AUGUST 13

UNDERGRADUATEFREDERICTON

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SESSION A MAY 1 - JUNE 22 continued

EDUCATIONED 4032 Adult Learners with Exceptionalities 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBED 5171 Assessing Adult Learner 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERINGECE 3221 Computer Organization 4 TBA TBA TBA June 22 FrederictonENGINEERINGENGG 4013 Law and Ethics for Engineers 3 MTWTh 6:30 pm - 7:50 pm May 1 June 22 FrederictonENGLISHENGL 1103 Fundamentals of Clear Writing 3 MW 9:00 am - 11:20 am May 2 June 22 FrederictonHISTORYHIST 1415 Native People in Pop Culture 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBHIST 3402 American Revolution 3 MW 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm May 2 June 22 FrederictonHIST 3414 Imperial America 3 TTh 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm May 1 June 22 FrederictonINFORMATION SYSTEMSINFO 1103 Data and Information Management 4 MW 7:00 pm - 9:50 pm May 2 June 22 Fredericton Lab Th 8:00 pm - 9:20 pm May 3 June 22 Fredericton Tutorial Th 7:00 pm - 7:50 pm May 3 June 22 FrederictonMATHEMATICSMATH 1013 Introduction to Calculus II 3 MW 4:30 pm - 6:50 pm May 2 June 22 FrederictonMATH 1503 Introduction to Linear Algebra 3 MW 4:30 pm - 6:50 pm May 2 June 22 FrederictonMATH 1823 Calculus for Management Sciences 3 TTh 4:30 pm - 6:50 pm May 1 June 22 FrederictonMATH 1833 Finite Math for Management Sciences 3 TTh 7:00 pm - 8:50 pm May 1 June 22 FrederictonMEDIA ARTS AND CULTUREMAAC 2095 Introduction to Video Games 3 TBA TBA TBA June 22 FrederictonPHYSICSPHYS 1062 Introduction Physics - II (Physical Science Interest) 3 TBA TBA TBA June 22 FrederictonPOLITICAL SCIENCEPOLS 3213 Capitalism, Canada and Class 3 TTh 9:00 am - 11:50 am May 1 June 22 FrederictonPSYCHOLOGYPSYC 2113 Introduction to Statistical Methods in Psychology 3 MW 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm May 2 June 22 FrederictonPSYC 2403 Foundations of Social Psychology 3 MW 5:00 pm - 7:50 pm May 2 June 22 FrederictonPSYC 2603 Foundations Memory and Cognition 3 TTh 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm May 1 June 22 FrederictonSOCIOLOGYSOCI 1503 Sociological Perspectives 3 MW 6:00 pm - 8:50 pm May 2 June 22 FrederictonSTATISTICSSTAT 2593 Probability Statistics for Engineering 3 MTWTh 10:00 am - 11:20 am May 1 June 22 Fredericton


Note: Register early. Low enrollment courses are subject to cancellation. Course schedules are subject to change. Supplemental fees apply to online courses.


BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONADM 3215 Intermediate Accounting I 3 MTWTh 11:00 am - 3:50 pm May 1 May 26 FrederictonCLASSICSCLAS 1503 Introduction to Mythology 3 MTWTh 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 1 May 26 FrederictonFILMFILM 2022 The Art of Film (Cross-listed: MAAC 2022) 3 TBA TBA TBA May 26 FrederictonFRENCHFR 1014 Basic French I 3 MTThF 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm May 1 May 26 FrederictonHISTORYHIST 1325 Canada Since 1945 3 MTWTh 6:00 pm - 8:50 pm May 1 May 26 FrederictonINTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT STUDIESIDS 2003 Concepts and Perspectives 3 TBA TBA TBA May 26 FrederictonKINESIOLOGYKIN 2032 Introduction to Sport and Leisure Psychology 3 MTWTh 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 1 May 26 FrederictonKIN 3031 Exercise Psychology 3 MTWTh 11:00 am - 1:20 pm May 1 May 26 FrederictonKIN 3032 Sports Psychology 3 MTWTh 8:30 am - 10:50 am May 1 May 26 FrederictonKIN 3131 Psychological Intervention in Sport and Exercise 3 MTWTh 1:30 pm - 3:50 pm May 1 May 26 FrederictonKIN 4097 Sport, Animals and Ethics 3 MTWTh 11:00 am - 1:20 pm May 1 May 26 FrederictonMEDIA ARTS AND CULTUREMAAC 2022 The Art of Film (Cross-listed: FILM 2022) 3 TBA TBA TBA May 26 FrederictonMUSICMUS 2113 Introduction to Music 3 TBA TBA TBA May 26 FrederictonPHILOSOPHYPHIL 3206 Environmental Ethics 3 MTWTh 5:30 pm - 8:20 pm May 1 May 26 DistancePSYCHOLOGYPSYC 1013 Introduction to Psychology I 3 MTWTh 9:00 am- 11:50 am May 1 May 26 FrederictonSOCIOLOGYSOCI 2534 Technology and Social Change 3 MTWTh 9:00 am - 11:50 am May 28 May 26 FrederictonSPANISHSPAN 1203 Introductory Spanish I 3 TBA TBA TBA May 26 Fredericton

SESSION B MAY 1 - 26



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SESSION C MAY 28 - JUNE 21

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONADM 3216 Intermediate Accounting II 3 MTWTh 1:00 pm - 3:20 pm May 28 June 21 FrederictonFRENCHFR 1015 Basic French II / Français fondamental II 3 MTThF 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm May 28 June 21 FrederictonJAPANESEJPNS 1013 Introductory Japanese I 3 TBA TBA TBA June 21 FrederictonPHILOSOPHYPHIL 2203 Business Ethics 3 MTWTh 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm May 28 June 21 FrederictonPSYCHOLOGYPSYC 1023 Introduction to Psychology II 3 MTWTh 9:00 am- 11:50 am May 28 June 21 FrederictonSOCIOLOGYSOCI 3123 Statistics in Sociology 3 MTWTh 9:00 am- 11:50 am May 28 June 21 Fredericton


SESSION D JULY 3 - AUGUST 13BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONADM 2166 Business Communications II 3 MW 4:00 pm - 6:50 pm July 4 Aug. 13 FrederictonADM 2223 Managerial Accounting 3 MW 9:00 am - 12:00 pm July 4 Aug. 13 FrederictonADM 2624 Management Science 3 TTh 9:00 am - 11:50 am July 3 Aug. 13 FrederictonADM 3123 Business Law I 3 MW 7:00 pm - 9:50 pm July 4 Aug. 13 FrederictonADM 3225 Cost Accounting 3 MW 4:00 pm - 6:50 pm July 4 Aug. 13 FrederictonADM 3713 Management Information Systems 3 TTh 4:00 pm - 6:50 pm July 3 Aug. 13 FrederictonADM 4218 Financial Statement Analysis 3 MW 7:00 pm - 9:50 pm July 4 Aug. 13 FrederictonCOMPUTER SCIENCECS 3853 Computer Architecture and Organization 4 MTWTh 8:30 am - 9:50 am July 3 Aug. 13 Fredericton Lab T 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm July 3 Aug. 13 FrederictonCS 3997 Professional Practice 3 MTWTh 10:00 am - 11:20 am July 3 Aug. 13 Fredericton Lab W 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm July 4 Aug. 13 FrederictonEDUCATIONED 3114 Introduction to Workplace Learning 3 July 3 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 5022 Transformative Learning 3 July 3 Aug. 13 Online-TBENGLISHENGL 1103 Fundamentals of Clear Writing 3 MW 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm July 4 Aug. 13 FrederictonHISTORYHIST 1008 Religion, Magic and Witchcraft in the Medieval World 3 TTh 9:00 am - 11:50 am July 3 Aug. 13 FrederictonMEDIA ARTS AND CULTUREMAAC 3601 Game Design I 3 TBA TBA TBA Aug. 13 FrederictonPHYSICSPHYS 3752 Atomic and Molecular Physics 3 TBA TBA TBA Aug. 13 FrederictonPSYCHOLOGYPSYC 2203 Foundations of Developmental Psychology 3 TTh 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm July 3 Aug. 13 FrederictonPSYC 3033 Health Psychology 3 MW 5:00 pm - 7:50 pm July 4 Aug. 13 Fredericton

Online-TB = Term-based Online-OE = Open Entry Distance = Offered using distance technology


SESSION F JULY 23 - AUGUST 11SPANISHSPAN 1204 Introductory Spanish II 3 TBA TBA TBA Aug. 11 Fredericton

SESSION E JULY 3 - 21

PHILOSOPHYPHIL 1101 Critical Thinking 3 MTWTh 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm July 3 July 21 FrederictonSPANISHSPAN 1203 Introductory Spanish I 3 TBA TBA TBA July 21 Fredericton


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ECONOMICSECON 6285 Public Policy Research 3 TTh 9:00 am - 11:50 am May 1 June 22 FrederictonECON 6616 International Money and Finance 3 MW 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm May 2 June 22 FrederictonEDUCATIONED 6001 Supervision of Instruction I 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBED 6002 Supervision of Instruction II 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBED 6005 Planning of Organizational Change in Education 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBED 6011 Theory and School Administration 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBED 6022 Developing the Middle Level School 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBED 6072 Processes and Skills in Counselling Psychology 3 M 5:00 pm - 8:50 pm May 7 June 25 MonctonED 6073 Counselling the Young Child 3 TTh 5:00 pm - 7:50 pm May 1 June 22 FrederictonED 6083 Human Development and Education 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBED 6101 Curriculum Development 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBED 6105 Current Issues in Education 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBED 6115 Deconstructing Cultural Diversity in the School 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBED 6135 Issues in Counselling Psychology I 3 MW 5:00 pm - 7:50 pm May 2 June 22 FrederictonED 6145 Program Planning for Educators 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBED 6156 Gender and Education 3 TTh 5:00 pm - 7:50 pm May 1 June 22 DistanceED 6175 Supervisory Methods for Resource Professionals 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBED 6228 Designing Instructional Materials 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBED 6229 Instructional Design for Online Learning 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBED 6902 Introduction to Research in Education 3 May 1 June 22 Online-TBMASTERS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONMBA 6321 Customer Satisfaction & Loyalty (Cross-listed: ADM 4326) 3 MW 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 2 June 22 Fredericton MBA 6425 Investments 3 TTh 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 1 June 22 Fredericton

FREDERICTON

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SESSION A MAY 1 - JUNE 22

SESSION C MAY 28 - JUNE 21EDUCATIONED 6888 MED Capstone Course 3 June 4 June 29 Online-TB

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SESSION D JULY 3 - AUGUST 13

EDUCATIONED 6001 Supervision of Instruction I 3 July 3 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6002 Supervision of Instruction II 3 July 3 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6008 Assessment Literacy for School Leaders 3 July 3 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6013 Elementary School Administration 3 July 3 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6017 Leadership in Liberal Democracies 3 July 3 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6085 Crisis Counselling 3 July 3 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6101 Curriculum Development 3 July 3 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6105 Current Issues in Education 3 July 3 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6115 Deconstructing Cultural Diversity in the School 3 July 3 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6115 Deconstructing Cultural Diversity in the School 3 TBA TBA July 3 Aug. 11 WoodstockED 6145 Program Planning for Educators 3 July 3 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6163 Educational Gerontology 3 July 3 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6314 Literacies and Power 3 July 3 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6902 Introduction to Research in Education 3 July 3 Aug. 13 Online-TBMASTERS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONMBA 6113 Database Management 3 TTh 7:00 pm - 9:50 pm July 3 Aug. 13 Fredericton

SESSION E JULY 3 - 21EDUCATIONED 6003 Administrative Theory 3 TWThMWF 9:00 am - 4:00 pm July 3, 4, 5, 9, 11, 13 WoodstockED 6016 Learning Exceptionalities 3 MTWThF 8:30 am - 3:50 pm July 3 July 21 FrederictonED 6055 Principles of Academic Assessment 3 MTWThF 9:00 am - 3:50 pm July 3 July 21 FrederictonED 6064 Behavioral/Emotional Disorders: Introduction 3 MTWThF 8:30 am - 4:20 pm July 3 July 13 FrederictonED 6085 Crisis Counselling 3 MTWThF 8:00 am - 11:50 am July 3 July 13 FrederictonED 6108 Participatory Visual Research 3 MTWThF 9:00 am - 3:50 pm July 9 July 13 FrederictonED 6108 Inclusive Second Language Education 3 TWThFS 9:00 am - 3:50 pm July 4 July 8 FrederictonED 6228 Designing Instructional Materials 3 MTWThF 9:00 am - 3:50 pm July 16 July 20 Fredericton

SESSION F JULY 23 - AUGUST 11EDUCATIONED 6108 Inclusive Second Language Education 3 MTWThF 9:00 am - 3:50 pm July 23 July 27 Fredericton


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ENGLISHENGL 1145 An Introduction to Prose FictionENGL 1146 An Introduction to the NovelFAMILY VIOLENCE ISSUESFVI 3006 Intervention Strategies and Programs for People Who Batter (Cross-listed: SOCI 3006)FVI 3007 Religion and Family Violence (Cross-listed: SOCI 3007)FORESTRY ENGINEERINGFOR 5281 Introduction to GIS Forestry and Environmental Mgmt.FOR 5282 Advanced GIS in Forestry and Environmental Mgmt.FOR 5284 LiDAR for Forestry and Environment Mgmt.GEODESY AND GEOMATICS ENGINEERINGGGE 3423 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems 4 chGGE 4423 Advanced Geographic Information Systems 5 chGGE 5403 Web Mapping and Geospatial Web ServicesKINESIOLOGYKIN 6340 International Sport LawKIN 6401 CSR in Sport and RecreationMATHEMATICSMATH 0863 Precalculus Mathematics 0 chMATH 1003 Introduction to Calculus IMATH 1013 Introduction to Calculus IIMATH 1503 Introduction to Linear AlgebraPHILOSOPHYPHIL 1101 Critical ThinkingPHIL 1201 Ethics of Life and Death PHIL 2201 Autonomy, Value and Well Being: An Introduction to Ethical TheoryPHIL 2203 Business EthicsPHIL 3203 Health Care EthicsPHIL 3206 Environmental Ethics

ANTHROPOLOGYANTH 2504 Medical AnthropologyANTH 3704 South AsiaBIOLOGYBIOL 1009 Biological Principles Part IBIOL 1719 Human Anatomy I 4 chBIOL 1789 Human Physiology I 4 chBIOL 2259 Clinical MicrobiologyBIOL 2509 Pathophysiology IBIOL 2519 Pathophysiology IIBUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONADM 1113 AdministrationADM 1213 Financial AccountingADM 1313 Principles of MarketingADM 2223 Managerial AccountingADM 2815 Human Resource ManagementADM 3315 Marketing ManagementADM 3345 Marketing ResearchADM 3445 Personal Financial PlanningADM 4326 Customer Satisfaction and LoyaltyCHEMICAL ENGINEERINGCHE 2501 General Materials ScienceCIVIL ENGINEERINGCE 3963 Engineering EconomyECONOMICSECON 1013 Introduction to MicroeconomicsECON 1023 Introduction to MacroeconomicsECON 1073 Economics for EngineersECON 3013 Economic Theory I: MicroeconomicsECON 3023 Economic Theory I: MacroeconomicsECON 3204 Principles of Personal TaxationECON 3205 Taxation of Business Income: Principles and PracticeECON 3505 Information Technology and the Canadian EconomyECON 3705 Canada and the New Global EconomyECON 3775 The Economics of Canadian ImmigrationECON 3865 Energy Economics

TAKE UP TO SIX MONTHS TO COMPLETE MOST COURSES.

OPEN ENTRY ONLINE CREDIT COURSES


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POLITICAL SCIENCEPOLS 3614 Ethics and International PoliticsPSYCHOLOGYPSYC 1013 Introduction to Psychology IPSYC 1023 Introduction to Psychology IIPSYC 2203 Foundations of Developmental PsychologyPSYC 2313 Foundations of Clinical PsychologyPSYC 2403 Foundations of Social PsychologyPSYC 2603 Foundations of Memory and CognitionPSYC 2613 Foundations of LearningPSYC 3213 Language DevelopmentPSYC 3325 Topics in Behaviour Assessment 1 chPSYC 3335 Topics in Behaviour Intervention 1 chPSYC 3345 Skills in Applied Behaviour Analysis 1 chPSYC 3365 Topics in Behaviour Analysis: Ethical Considerations 1 chPSYC 3663 Introduction to Applied Behaviour AnalysisPSYC 3673 Advanced Applied Behaviour AnalysisSOCIOLOGYSOCI 1503 Sociological PerspectivesSOCI 3006 Intervention Strategies and Programs for People Who Batter (Cross-listed: FVI 3006)SOCI 3007 Religion and Family Violence (Cross-listed: FVI 3007)SOCI 3403 Social InteractionSOCI 3634 Violence Against WomenSTATISTICSSTAT 2263 Statistics for Non-Science Majors

All courses listed above are 3 credit hours (3 ch) unless noted otherwise.

506 453-4646 1 866 599-4646 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/online

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CAREER & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTPROGRAMS FOR ALL STAGES OF YOUR CAREER.

MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMLearn to be an effective manager. The Management Development Program will provide you with real-world, relevant skills that will enable you to advance your managerial career.

BENEFITS OF THE PROGRAM• Network, exchange ideas, and share experiences with fellow program participants• Acquire skills that can be immediately applied in a workplace setting• Gain insights about yourself and others• Receive a Certificate of Proficiency• Learn from highly qualified professionals

MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP

PROGRAM TOPICS• Understanding Personalities • Diversity in the Workplace• Communication • Employment Law• Team Building • Performance Management• Presentations and Business Writing • Manager as Innovator• Strategic Planning • Financial Management• Organizational Behaviour • Project Management• Change Management • Conflict Management• Human Resources Management • Quality Management

The program runs 17 days over eight months.Oct. 3, 2018 to May 2, 2019 Fredericton $4195

506 447-3340 1 866 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/mdp

ELECTIVE COURSESCCME 1100 Beyond EngagementCCME 1101 Coaching Skills for ManagersCCME 1102 Operations Management ToolboxCCME 1103 Leading and Managing Through ChangeCCME 1104 Building a Successful TeamCCME 1105 Etiquette, Ethics, and e-CommunicationCCME 1106 Conflict, Mediation & Negotiation ToolboxCCME 1107 Navigating People-Driven CrisisCCME 1108 Customer Relationship Management StrategyCCME 1109 Cognitive Strategies for LeadersCCME 1110 Facilitating the Employee LifecycleCCME 1111 Supporting Mental Health Risk

Courses can be taken on a stand-alone basis.

Complete a self-assessment of your management competencies: www.unb.ca/cel/cme/self-assessment.html

START ANYTIME! $295 per course

506 447-3340 1 866 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/cme

MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP SEMINARSDATE CODE SEMINAR LOCATION COST INSTRUCTOR

Mar. 15 CMPW 8134 Leading Change Fredericton $395 Elaine LeclercMar. 23 CMPW 8018 Masterful Communications Fredericton $395 Lynn ThierApr. 24-25 CMPW 5003 Environmental Regulations Fredericton $695 Lisa MitchellApr. 26 CMPW 8116 Building and Leading Effective Teams Moncton $395* Don ArsenaultMay 10-11 CMPW 8003 Transition to Supervision Fredericton $695 Terry FearonMay 24-25 CMPW 8050 Financial Skills for Non-Finance Professionals Moncton $695* Dan AllenJun. 7-8 CMPW 8049 Fact Finding and Investigative Interviewing Fredericton $695* Mamie MurraySpring CMPW 8068 Navigating Medical Cannabis in the Workplace Fredericton $395 Dr. Jamie Cox

Three or more participants from your company will receive a 10% discount when registered in the same seminar.*Early bird rate is available. (Early bird pricing and group discounts cannot be combined.)

Fees are subject to applicable taxes.

ONLINE CERTIFICATE IN MANAGEMENT ESSENTIALSLaunch your management career. The Certificate in Management Essentials is a management program for aspiring supervisors and team leaders. Whether you are a millennial trying to break into a career in management, or an employer seeking to grow and retain promising millennial employees, this 10-course program provides the basic tools new supervisors need to succeed.

BENEFITS OF THE PROGRAM• Learn real-world skills, techniques, and processes that you can apply in any supervisory situation• Study completely online in a self-paced format that fits your schedule• Gain an understanding of your strengths and weaknesses as a leader• Receive a Certificate of Proficiency that will set you apart from the competition and increase your chances of breaking into or advancing in a management career

CORE COURSESCCME 1000 Leading From Within†

CCME 1001 Communicating With ImpactCCME 1002 Taking the Guess Work Out of ManagementCCME 1003 Leadership Versus ManagementCCME 1004 Managing Challenging BehavioursCCME 1005 Supervisor’s Toolbox

506 458-3503 1 866 599-4646 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/seminars

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Mar. 28 CHRM 1020 Current Issues in HR Fredericton $545 Bill MorrisonApr. 4-5 CHRM 1010 Compensation and Benefits (Total Rewards) Fredericton $545 Denise GallantMay 8-9 CHRM 1016 Training and Development Fredericton $545 Suzanne Desrosiers

HUMAN RESOURCES SEMINARSDATE CODE SEMINAR LOCATION COST INSTRUCTOR

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PROGRAMInspire excellence in people. Whether you are a new or experienced Human Resources (HR) professional, the Certificate in Human Resources Management will provide you with theoretical fundamentals and practical experience to enhance your HR career.

BENEFITS OF THE PROGRAM• Acquire the skills to manage workplace changes and emerging trends• Optimize your ability to attract, select, retain, and develop human capital• Create strategies to achieve organizational goals and competitive advantage

HUMAN RESOURCES

DATE CODE SEMINAR LOCATION COST INSTRUCTOR

Mar. 20 CMPW 8063 NEW! Conflict Resolution for Individuals Fredericton $395 Alain PaulinJun. 15 CMPW 8065 NEW! Conflict Resolution for Team Managers Fredericton $395 Alain Paulin

Three or more participants from your company will receive a 10% discount when registered in the same seminar.


CONFLICT RESOLUTION SEMINARSConflicts are a major source of frustration in companies. Poorly managed, conflict can poison the workplace, make people sick and sometimes turn into a drawn-out legal battle. Productivity suffers and costs rise. However, properly managed conflict can make organizations prosper and become a source of growth and fulfillment.

The program runs 18 days over nine months. Each session can be taken on an individual basis. See program topics under Human Resources seminars.

Sept. 11, 2018 to May 8, 2019 in FrederictonFall 2018 in Moncton

$4495

506 447-3340 1 866 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/hrm



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PROJECT MANAGEMENT SEMINARS

Apr. 24-26 CMPW 8108 Business Analysis Essentials Fredericton $1295* Ori SchibiMay 15-17 CMPW 8043 Project Management Essentials Saint John $1295 Don DicksonJul. 10-12 CMPW 8057 Comprehensive Project Management Part 1 - Core Skills Saint John $1295 Janice PetleyAug. 14-16 CMPW 8058 Comprehensive Project Management Part 2 - Enhanced Skills Saint John $1295 Janice Petley

Three or more participants from your company will receive a 10% discount when registered in the same seminar.*Early bird rate is available. (Early bird pricing and group discounts cannot be combined.)


MASTERS CERTIFICATE IN PROJECT MANAGEMENTAdvance your career with industry leading training. The Masters Certificate in Project Management is for any professional pursuing a career in the fast- paced field of project management. This certificate is considered the industry standard for project managers giving you the knowledge and tools required to consistently deliver projects on time, on budget, within scope—and beyond expectations.

BENEFITS OF THE PROGRAM• Learn the fundamentals of the internationally accepted Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK™)• Study in a format that appreciates the time limitations of today’s employees• Apply your learning in a real life project environment• Learn from expert instructors with extensive real world experience

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

DATE CODE SEMINAR LOCATION COST INSTRUCTOR

COURSE TOPICS• Program Introduction• Project Planning and Control• Leadership, Communication and Stakeholder Management• Project Quality Management• Procurement and Contracting Management• Effective Project Cost Management• Assessing and Managing Project Risk• Filling in the Gaps and Final Exam• Project Simulation

Delivered in 18 days over the course of five months. Offered in partnership with the Schulich Executive Education Centre.

Feb. 8, 2019 to June 14, 2019 Fredericton$7500 plus a supplemental technology fee

506 447-3340 1 866 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/mcpm


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ONLINE PATHWAY TO COPINGMaster your coping skills. Everyone has experienced a form of anxiety, stress, or frustration in their life that prevented them from performing their best, whether it be at home or in the workplace.

If you are tired of being frustrated, stressed, feeling hopeless or overwhelmed, and are concerned about your mental health, this course can help. It will show you how to develop skills and techniques to cope better with stress, improve your problem-solving skills, which can lead to more internal peace.

Pathway to Coping is an online course that gives every participant the tools they need to develop coping skills in a structured, developmental program. The course aims to help anyone manage stress or deal with persistent symptoms and is grounded in the Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) approach. It will also support business leaders in their understanding on how and why coping skills directly affect business results. Mental-health issues left unchecked can influence the frequency, intensity and duration of performance issues.

WORKPLACE HEALTH & WELLNESS

According to the Mental Health Commission of Canada, about 30 per cent of short- and long-term disability claims are attributed to mental health problems and illnesses. The overall economic burden caused by mental illness in Canada totals about $50-billion each year, of that a staggering $20-billion stems from workplace losses.

In the end, business success is dependent on employees being mindful and thinking before they act. Mental health is the number one reason why workers take short-term disability leave, causing health care costs of chronic illnesses to rise.

START ANYTIME! $239

506 447-3340 1 866 [email protected] go.unb.ca/cel-coping

(Ask us about licensing fees.)


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AUTISM INTERVENTION TRAINING PROGRAMLearn to intervene with children and adolescents with autism spectrum disorder and their families to promote their development and independence through the implementation of an individualized intervention plan based on an intensive behavioural approach.

16-WEEK ONLINE PROGRAM WITH PRACTICUM

THEORY TOPICS: (ONLINE)UNDERSTANDING AUTISM• Etiology and Diagnostic Features of Children with ASD• Typical and Atypical Development: Understanding Autism• Introduction to ABA and Basics of Behaviour Theory• Medical Awareness• Sexuality

ABA SUPPORT SKILLS• Ethics and Professionalism • Evaluation of Child Progress• Reinforcement • Generalization and Maintenance• Shaping and Differential Reinforcement • Task Analysis and Chaining• Prompts, Fading and Attending • Visual Supports

APPLICATION (ABA SUPPORT SKILLS)• Discrete Trial Instruction • Social Skills• Incidental Teaching • Functional Behaviour Assessment• Communication and Functional Analysis• Verbal Behaviour Intervention • Behaviour Management• Self Help Skills

The practicum is face-to-face and will provide 12 days of hands-on training, working closely with autism experts.

Mar. 12 to June 28, 2018 and Sept. 17, 2018 to Jan. 24, 2019 $6495

This program is the first of its kind in Atlantic Canada to meet the coursework requirements needed to apply for BACB® Registered Behavior Technician™ (RBT®) Credential. The program is based on the RBT Task List and is designed to exceed the 40-hour training requirement for the credential. The program is offered independent of the BACB®. Visit bacb.com/rbt for details.

Hélène Cyr 506 789-6542 1 888 648-4111, ext. 3 [email protected] go.unb.ca/autism or continuum.ccnb.ca

BEHAVIOURAL INTERVENTION & AUTISM PROGRAMMING

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PROGRAMME DE FORMATION EN INTERVENTION AUPRÈS DES PERSONNES AUTISTESAutisme et intervention comportementale. Intervention auprès d’enfants et d’adolescents atteints d’un trouble du spectre de l’autisme ainsi que leur famille, afin de favoriser leur développement et de promouvoir leur autonomie.

FORMATION EN LIGNE DE 16 SEMAINES INCLUANT UN STAGE PRATIQUE

FORMATION DE BASE (EN LIGNE)COMPRENDRE L’AUTISME• Étiologie et symptômes des enfants sourant d’autisme• Développement typique et atypique: Comprendre l’autisme• Introduction à l’ABA et l’analyse comportementale• Conscience médicale• Sexualité

ABA – COMPÉTENCES DE SUPPORT• La déontologie et le professionnalisme • Évaluation des progrès de l’enfant• Le renforcement • La généralisation et le maintien• Façonnement et renforcement différentie • L’analyse des tâches et les enchaînements• Incitations, estompage, attention • Les soutiens visuels

APPLICATION (ABA – COMPÉTENCES DE SUPPORT)• Enseignement sur les essais distincts • Les habiletés sociales• L’enseignement fortuit • Évaluation et analyse fonctionnelles• La communication des comportements• Les comportements verbaux • La gestion du comportement• Activités de la vie quotidienne

Le stage pratique de 12 jours face-à-face est en étroite collaboration avec des experts en autisme.

12 mars au 28 juin 2018 et 17 sept. 2018 au 24 jan. 2019 6495 $

Ce programme est le premier de ce genre au Canada atlantique à satisfaire aux exigences de formation nécessaire pour postuler à l’agrément du BACB® Registered Behavior Technician™ (RBT®). Le programme est basé sur le curriculum du RBT et conçu, afin de surpasser les 40 heures de formation requises pour l’obtention du titre professionnel. Le programme est offert indépendamment du BACB®. Pour plus de détails, visitez le bacb.com/rbt.

PROGRAMMATION SUR L’INTERVENTION COMPORTEMENTALE ET L’AUTISME

ONLINE FETAL ALCOHOL SPECTRUM DISORDER INTERVENTION SUPPORT CERTIFICATE PROGRAMCompletely online! Work at your own pace in a supportive environment.Approximately nine of every 1,000 children in Canada are born with FASD. One of the most critical issues currently facing Canada’s intervention sector is a shortage of skilled labour to fill the growing demand for FASD diagnosis, intervention, and support. This program is designed to provide participants with the essential skills to apply in a variety of roles and support sectors. A certificate of proficiency will be granted upon completion of the entire series.

16 weeks, 6 online modules and four 2-hour workshops via Skype

TOPICS INCLUDE:• Introduction to FASD • Intervention • Community Systems• Prevention, Economics, and Life Planning • Diagnosis Component • An Integrated Approach to FASD

Fall 2018 Fredericton $3495

506 458-7843 1 866 599-4646 [email protected] go.unb.ca/fasd-certificate

FACE-TO-FACE BEHAVIOURAL INTERVENTION WORKSHOP (CAIS 6001)The goals of this 2-day, face-to-face workshop are to give paraprofessionals and front-line workers foundational and theoretical knowledge for working with individuals presenting behavioural challenges.

506 458-7843 1 866 599-4646 [email protected] go.unb.ca/behavioural-intervention


ONLINE APPLIED BEHAVIOUR ANALYSIS MODULES FOR FAMILIES AND CAREGIVERSApplied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) for Parents is suitable for those who care for children with intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum disorders, or general behavioural challenges. This program provides tools for managing the day-to-day demands that many caregivers face.

COURSESCAIS 9001 Behaviour 101* CAIS 9004 Feeding Difficulties CAIS 9007 Social SkillsCAIS 9002 Reducing Challenging Behaviour CAIS 9005 Functional Communication Training CAIS 9008 SexualityCAIS 9003 Teaching New Skills CAIS 9006 Toilet Training

*Prerequisite for all remaining modules


506 458-7843 1 866 599-4646 [email protected] go.unb.ca/aba-training-caregivers

Participants in the program will:• Learn new skills and apply them immediately• Work at your own pace with online prerecorded lectures• Have access to a trained facilitator through email for troubleshooting

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Attendees will receive a certificate of participation upon completion.

Dr. Ryan Hamilton May 8-9, 2018 Fredericton $549

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ONLINE CERTIFICATE IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY Develop the competencies needed to be effective in the development, implementation, and evaluation of Occupational Health & Safety (OHS) programs and systems in your workplace. Program consists of 11 courses which covers the 113 competencies identified in the 2015 Examination Blueprint and meets the Factor 1 Education application requirements to write the CRSP® exam.COURSESCOHS 3110 Health and Safety Program Basics COHS 3230 Risk Management and Risk CommunicationCOHS 3120 Fundamentals of Occupational Hygiene COHS 3310 Accident Causation Theory and Incident InvestigationCOHS 3130 Legislative Compliance and Corporate Responsibility COHS 3320 Fundamentals of Environmental ManagementCOHS 3210 Management of Health and Safety Systems COHS 3330 Fire Prevention and ProtectionCOHS 3220 Management, Leadership, and Organizational Behaviour COHS 3340 Ergonomics COHS 3410 Auditing OHS Management Systems

START ANYTIME! $595 per courseONLINE CRSP® EXAM PREPARATION COURSE (COHS 2002)Ideal for anyone planning to write the Canadian Registered Safety Professionals (CRSP®) exam. It provides you with an intense review of the nine domains described in the BCRSP 2015 Examination Blueprint and offers practice exams, instructional support, study tips, and exam writing techniques.

START ANYTIME! $550ONLINE DIPLOMA IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETYThis advanced program is designed for supervisors, managers and OHS leaders who hold a CRSP designation or an OHS certificate. Broaden your skills and knowledge in the area of health and safety with a combination of courses in leadership, business, management, and specialized technical topics.COURSESCORE MANAGEMENTDOHS 4111 Effective Communication DOHS 4141 Effective Workplace TrainingDOHS 4131 Human Performance Leadership DOHS 4151 Psychological Health and SafetyTECHNICAL ELECTIVESDOHS 4211 Managing Substance Abuse in the Workplace DOHS 4251 Personal Protective EquipmentDOHS 4221 Disability Management DOHS 4261 Program Planning and Wellness in the WorkplaceDOHS 4231 Safety in Complex Work Environments DOHS 4271 Fatigue ManagementDOHS 4241 Working at Elevation DOHS 4291 Data Driven Decision Making

START ANYTIME! $645 per courseONLINE CERTIFICATE IN SAFETY LEADERSHIP PROGRAMHelping Safety Practitioners Find Their Voice. Safety practitioners have the technical training and know-how to ensure their companies can operate safely. To be effective in their role they need to be skilled at influencing the senior management team and building consensus with the entire employee group. Safety practitioners typically have the technical hard skills but also need to develop their soft skills, leadership skills, and potential, if they are to be successful and help their employers operate safely. The UNB Certificate in Safety Leadership will help participants develop this capacity through the development of specific skills, knowledge, and abilities required to gain influence, build consensus, and successfully create positive change in the organizations where they work.

START ANYTIME! Introductory pricing $450 per course ($645 per course after June 1)Fees are subject to applicable taxes.

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY

506 453-4694 1 888 259-4222 [email protected] go.unb.ca/ohs

ONLINE CERTIFICATE IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSINGApply your nursing knowledge to the business setting with the Certificate in Occupational Health Nursing. Registered Nurses with more than six months experience may apply. This 11-course program complies with the CNA Occupational Health Nursing Standards and prepares Registered Nurses for the specialty of Occupational Health Nursing. Count a stand-alone course towards renewing your credentials or register for the complete certificate. The program is primarily online with two courses supplemented by practical experience.

COURSESCOHN 5110 Occupational Health Nursing Practice COHN 5170 Complex Case Management in Occupational HealthCOHN 5120 Occupational Health Screening & Analysis COHN 5180 Industrial Hygiene & Toxicology in Occupational HealthCOHN 5130 Health Surveillance in Injury & Disease Prevention COHN 5190 Legal and Ethical Implications in Occupational Health NursingCOHN 5140 Health and Wellness Promotion Strategies in the Workplace COHN 5200 Business Perspectives in Occupational Health PracticeCOHN 5150 Health & Safety Systems in Occupational Health COHN 5210 Final Occupational Health Nursing ProjectCOHN 5160 Disability Case Management

Coming Soon! Stand-alone courses: Audiometric Technician Training, Spirometry Technician Training, and Blood Collection and Vision Screening for Occupational Health Surveillance


506 453-4694 1 888 259-4222 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/unbohn

ONLINE WITH ON-SITE, HANDS-ON PRACTICUMNEW BRUNSWICK CRITICAL CARE NURSING PROGRAMRegistered Nurses currently employed by NB Regional Health Authorities and novice to the critical care setting may apply. This 12-week, professional development certificate program is delivered primarily online with on-site clinical tutorials and a 135-hour clinical preceptorship in either the critical care or emergency care stream.

COURSESSeven courses including the practicum cover the Management of the Critically Ill Client and their Family:CCCN 1001 FoundationsCCCN 1002 Cardiovascular AlterationsCCCN 1003 Pulmonary AlterationsCCCN 1004 Endocrine, Gastrointestinal, Hematological/Immunological and Renal AlterationsCCCN 1005 Neurological AlterationsCCCN 1006 Multisystems AlterationsCCCN 1007 Integrated Clinical Practicum (Preceptorship)

Offered four times per year.

506 458-7726 1 866 599-4646 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/nbccnp

NURSING

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UGotClass ONLINE CERTIFICATES & COURSES

NEW! DIGITAL MARKETING CERTIFICATE Come get a fundamental yet advanced introduction to eMarketing, including improving email promotions, analyzing your web site traffic, doing search engine optimization, and how to successfully employ online advertising. Relevant for any type of organization, including businesses, companies, non-profits, and government agencies.

Starts March 5 $649 (No HST)

CERTIFICATESNew! Business Coaching New! Entrepreneurship Office OperationsBusiness Research Google Tools Online InstructorCustomer Service Inbound Marketing Presentation MediaData Analysis Managing Social Media Platforms Six Sigma Green BeltDesigning Webinars Mastering Excel Social Media for BusinessNew! Digital Marketing Mobile Marketing Video Marketing Non Profit Administration

INDIVIDUAL COURSESAdvanced Excel Google Apps for Business Legal Office AdministrationAdvanced to Six Sigma Green Belt Instagram for Business Mastering Computer Skills for the WorkplaceNew! The Business Plan Intermediate Excel Mastering Microsoft ExcelNew! Business Statistics Intermediate to Six Sigma Green Belt PodcastingDementia Care Intermediate Video Game Design New! Qualitative Business ResearchEffective Copywriting New! Introduction to Business Research Self-Publishing eBooksNew! Entrepreneurial Marketing Introduction to Game Design Web DesignNew! Entrepreneurship Boot Camp Introduction to Six Sigma Green BeltGoogle+ Introduction to 3D Printing

For a complete list of UGotClass online courses visit www.unb.ca/cel/ugotclass

UNB CEL is a full-service workforce development partner. With the expertise and experience to help you fulfill your organization’s training needs. We can present one of our popular seminars exclusively to your employees or customize a program to meet your organization’s specific learning requirements.

We provide:• Convenient and Flexible Delivery Models• Curriculum Development• Expert Facilitators• Training Evaluation

Contact us today to discuss how we can work with you to find a solution to meet your unique training needs.

506 458-7619 1 866 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/career/training

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The Canadian Rivers Institute (CRI), founded in 2001 and hosted at the University of New Brunswick, is a network of 23 scientists at 15 institutions across Canada and internationally. CRI scientists and their networks of research associates, graduate students, and staff support governments, businesses and communities in making smart, evidence-based decisions through high-impact research. Join the thousands of aquatic science professionals who have strengthened their qualifications through online and field certifications and professional development opportunities with the CRI.

CURRENT COURSESCanadian Aquatic Biomonitoring Network (CABIN) certificationsElectrofishing certificationWater Quality Analysis and Interpretation

For a complete list of courses visit www.canadianriversinstitute.com/training [email protected]

CANADIAN RIVERS INSTITUTE (CRI)

CUSTOMIZED TRAINING SOLUTIONS

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CCOM 1401 Drawing for Beginners Celine Gorham Mon. Apr. 23 - May 14 $125 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 1706 Pottery Basics Emily Veysey Wed. Apr. 25 - May 23 $249 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 1717 Creative Basket Making Bronwyn Gallagher Thurs. Apr. 26 - May 17 $135 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 1016 Basic Watercolour Techniques Janel Doucet Sat. Apr. 28 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 1414 Weaving on a Frame - Home Décor Tina Sharapova Sat. Apr. 28 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 1022 Watercolours on the Go! Katie FitzRandolph Sat. May 5-26 $135 10:00 am - 1:00 pmCCOM 1025 Basic Acrylic Techniques Janel Doucet Sun. May 6 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 1414 Weaving on a Frame - Home Décor Tina Sharapova Sat. May 12 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 1410 Create Your Own Logo Vena Carr Sun. May 13 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

CODE COURSE INSTRUCTOR DAYS DATES COST* TIME

ARTS AND CULTURELEISURE LEARNING COURSES

PERSONAL & CULTURAL ENRICHMENTACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES. FOR THE JOY OF IT!

FREDERICTON

CCOM 2820 Portrait Photography Gary Weekes Mon. Apr. 23 - May 14 $150 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 1045 Lightroom Basics Gary Weekes Tues. Apr. 24 - May 22 $155 6:00 pm - 8:30 pmCCOM 1030 Digital Photo: SLR Basics Gary Weekes Wed. Apr. 25 - May 23 $155 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 6040 Outdoor Photography Gary Weekes Thurs. Apr. 26 - May 17 $150 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 9511 Digital Photo: Basics Gary Weekes Sat. May 12 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 9110 Video Basics with Your DSLR Gary Weekes Sat. May 26 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

PHOTOGRAPHY

CCOM 1128 Crafting the Short Story Joe Powers Mon. Apr. 23 - June 4 $139 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmCCOM 1122 Novel Writing Terry Armstrong Thurs. Apr. 26 - June 14 $155 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm CCOM 1110 Poetic Expression Barb Buckley Sat. May 12 $79 9:00 am - 4:00 pmCCOM 8015 Self Publishing and Marketing Terry Armstrong Sat. May 12 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

WRITING AND LITERATURE

*Fees are subject to applicable taxes.

CCOM 1098 One Stitch at a Time Tina Sharapova Mon. Apr. 23 - May 14 $100 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmCCOM 1298 DIY Spring Tune-Up Bob Scott Tues. Apr. 24 - May 22 $150 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 8038 ABC’s of Investing Devansh Bavishi Wed. Apr. 25 - May 16 $100 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 1306 Beginners Wood Working Bob Scott Thurs. Apr. 26 - May 24 $135 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 6030 Beekeeping: An Introduction! Dr. Andrew Byers Sat. Apr. 28 $65 10:00 am - 4:00 pmCCOM 2618 Tea Rituals and Appreciation Tina Sharapova Sat. May 5 $25 2:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 1266 Floral Design for Weddings Cindy St. Onge Sun. May 6 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

LIFESTYLE AND LEISURE

CCOM 4027 Chi Kung for Health Yue Ming Chen Mon. Apr. 23 - June 4 $125 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 4025 Tai Chi for Health Yue Ming Chen Thurs. Apr. 26 - May 24 $125 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm CCOM 4040 Meditation Basics Linda Morehouse Sat. Apr. 28 $60 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 4041 Loving Heart Meditation Linda Morehouse Sat. May 12 $60 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 1234 Soap Making Sarah Smith-Stewart Sat. May 12 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 1234 Soap Making Sarah Smith-Stewart Sun. May 13 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 4044 Enriching Your Life Barb Buckley Sat. May 26 $69 9:00 am - 3:00 pmCCOM 3051 Welcome Baby Shelley Langmaid Sat. & Sun. May 26 & 27 $145 9:30 am - 3:30 pm

HEALTH AND WELLNESS

CCOM 2081 French Beginners - Level 1 Mark Temelini Mon. Apr. 23 - June 4 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pmCCOM 2082 French Beginners - Level 2 Mark Temelini Tues. Apr. 24 - May 29 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pmCCOM 2704 French Beginners - Level 3 Mark Temelini Wed. Apr. 25 - May 30 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pmCCOM 2083 French Intermediate - Level 1 Antonio De Lellis Tues. Apr. 24 - May 29 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pmCCOM 2085 French Intermediate - Level 2 Antonio De Lellis Mon. Apr. 23 - June 4 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pmCCOM 2706 French Intermediate - Level 3 Antonio De Lellis Thurs. Apr. 26 - May 31 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pmCCOM 2076 One-on-One French Lessons Antonio De Lellis Varies over the term. $280 8 hoursCCOM 2008 Spanish Beginners - Level 1 Monica Salvarredi Mon. Apr. 23 - June 4 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pmCCOM 2005 Spanish Beginners - Level 2 Monica Salvarredi Mon. Apr. 23 - June 4 $135 7:30 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 2040 Everyday Arabic and Culture Crestina Matta Wed. Apr. 25 - May 16 $85 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm CCOM 2009 Spanish Intermediate - Level 1 Monica Salvarredi Thurs. Apr. 26 - May 31 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pmCCOM 2013 Italian for Travelers Mark Temelini Thurs. Apr. 26 - May 31 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm


LANGUAGES

*Fees are subject to applicable taxes. (No tax on French courses)

UNB Art Centre@UNBArtCentre Course schedules are subject to change.506 453-4646 1 866 599-4646 www.unb.ca/cel/leisurelearning

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CCOM 2036 A Taste of Italy Mark Temelini Sat. Apr. 28 $45 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 2605 Sushi for Beginners Amber Li Sun. May 6 $45 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 2607 Fermenting to Preserve Food Matthew MacLean Sat. & Thurs. May 12 & 17 $55 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm & 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmCCOM 2036 A Taste of Italy Mark Temelini Sat. May 12 $45 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 2054 Wine Appreciation J.C. Belzile & Chris MacDonald Tues. May 15 $75 7:00 pm - 9:30 pmCCOM 2605 Sushi for Beginners Amber Li Sun. May 27 $45 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm

FOOD AND WINE

TECHNOLOGYCCOM 9105 Professional Game Design Jeff Mundee Sat. May 26 $85 9:00 am - 5:00 pmCCOM 9115 Gadgets and Gizmos (One-on-One) Sean Phinney Varies $35 1 hour

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DATES AGES CAMPS DATES AGES CAMPS

June 25-29 6-10 Little Picasso; Steal the Stage; OR DIY Crafts 1 8-12 Stop Motion 10-14 Dessert 1July 3-6* 6-10 Dessert 1 OR Crafty Creations 8-12 Let’s Make Movies! 10-14 Steal the Stage OR Awesome ComicsJuly 9-13 6-10 Steal the Stage; Runway Fashion OR To the Moon & Back 8-12 Take It Outdoors! 10-14 Dessert 2July 16-20 6-10 Stuffies & Puppets 1 OR Dessert 2 8-12 Create Your Photo Story 10-14 DIY Handy Kid Projects OR Musical TheatreJuly 23-27 6-10 Steal the Stage; Fiesta Food; OR Crafty Creations 2 8-12 Stop Motion 10-14 DIY Handy Kid Basics

July 30 - Aug. 3 6-10 Steal the Stage; Abracadabra Art; OR Dessert 3 8-12 Let's Make Movies! 10-14 Runway FashionAug. 7-10* 6-10 Super Sculpture; Italian Gourmet; OR Knit Felt Crochet 8-12 Create Your Photo Story 10-14 Steal the StageAug. 13-17 6-10 Steal the Stage; Very Van Gogh OR Fashion Runway 8-12 Take It Outdoors! 10-14 Italian GourmetAug. 20-24 6-10 Super Heroes OR DIY Crafts 2 8-12 Let's Make Movies! 10-14 Musical Theatre OR Yummy LunchesAug. 27-31 6-10 Steal the Stage; Stuffies & Puppets 2 OR Desserts 4 8-12 Stop Motion 10-14 Knit Felt Crochet

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MAKE FRIENDS AND HAVE FUN!Design Works staff are mature, experienced and talented individuals. Since safety and security are paramount at our camps, all staff have first aid/CPR training and criminal record checks.

FREDERICTONDESIGN WORKS CAMPS FOR KIDS & TEENSJOIN US THIS SUMMER: June 25 - Aug. 31EXPERIENCE FUN, FRIENDSHIPS AND GREAT ART!REGISTRATION OPENS MARCH 1

Camps run 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Drop-off from 7:45 a.m. and pick-up by 5:00 p.m.

Drop-off location: UNB Fredericton Campus (See the website for details)

Cost: All Art, DIY, Photography, and Theatre week-long camps – $169 ($135 for 4-day week*), Jr Iron Chef camps – $179 ($145 for 4-day week*).

Materials fees: $15 for Photography, DIY, and Chef camps, $10 for Art camp and $5 for Theatre camp. No HST for children 14 years and younger.

506 453-4646 1 866 599-4646www.unb.ca/cel/designworks

Materials for Photography Camps: All campers should bring a digital camera and its manual, a memory card, a USB cord for the camera, and extra batteries. Cameras should be charged each evening.

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CCOM 7400 Acoustic Guitar 1 - Basic Chords Sean Ridder Wed. Apr. 4 - May 9 $175 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 7401 Acoustic Guitar 2 - Beyond the Basics Sean Ridder Wed. May 16 - June 20 $175 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 7402 Acoustic Guitar 3 - Runs & Riffs Sean Ridder Wed. June 27 - Aug 1 $175 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

MUSIC

CCOM 6040 Outdoor and Nature Photography Cindy Wilson Wed. Apr. 4 - May 9 $170 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm CCOM 1030 Basics of Digital SLR Photography - Level 1 Alyssa Donaldson Mon. May 7 - June 11 $170 5:30 pm - 7:30 pmCCOM 1011 Creative Photography Alyssa Donaldson Tues. May 8 - June 12 $170 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm


PHOTOGRAPHYLEISURE LEARNING COURSES

SAINT JOHN

WRITING AND LITERATURECCOM 8015 Self-Publishing and Marketing Terry Armstrong Sat. Apr. 7 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 1130 Freelance Writing 101 Trudy Kelly Forsythe Mon. May 7 - June 18 $170 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 1116 Fiction Writing 1 Abby Teed Walton Wed. May 9 - June 13 $170 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmCCOM 4022 Creating A Personal Memoir Aaron Daigle Wed. May 16 - June 20 $170 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

CCOM 1223 Elements of Art and Acrylics Jo Dixon Thurs. Mar. 8 - Apr. 26 $235 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmCCOM 1238 Basic Drawing Skills 2 William Reid Thurs. Mar. 15 - Apr. 19 $170 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 1714 Drawing in Perspective William Reid Wed. May 9 - June 13 $170 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 1038 Basic Drawing Skills William Reid Thurs. May 10 - June 14 $170 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 1016 Painting with Watercolours Maggie Gunter Thurs. May 10 - June 14 $180 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 1253 Painting with Watercolours 2 Maggie Gunter Thurs. June 21 - July 26 $180 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

VISUAL ART


Course schedules are subject to change.506 648-5962 1 866 599-4646 www.unb.ca/cel/leisurelearning

@LeisureLearningSJ@UNBArtCentre

CCOM 1300 DIY Handy Woman Glen Creamer Tues. May 8-29 $140 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmCCOM 1254 Architecture and History Tours Belinda Balemans Wed. June 20 - July 25 $140 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 8083 Basics of Personal Finance Marilyn Williams TBA TBA $130 TBACCOM Beginners Woodworking Glen Creamer TBA TBA $170 TBACCOM 9101 Excel 1 Ray Small TBA TBA $175 TBACCOM 1306 Simple Furniture Ross Phinney TBA TBA TBA TBACCOM 1234 Soapmaking TBA TBA TBA TBA TBA

LIFESTYLE

LANGUAGESCCOM One-on-One Spanish Mary Fraser By appt. TBA $325 By appt.CCOM 2007 Spanish Level 1 Mary Fraser Mon. May 14 - June 18 $160 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 2079 One-on-One French Lessons TBA By appt. TBA $325 By appt.CCOM 2080 French Level 1 Mary Fraser Tues. May 15 - June 19 $160 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 2080 French Level 1 Kendra MacMillian Thurs. May 17 - June 21 $160 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 2082 French Level 2 Mary Fraser Tues. June 26 - July 31 $160 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 2700 French Level 3 Kendra MacMillian Wed. May 16 - June 20 $160 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 2701 French Level 4 Kendra MacMillian Wed. June 27 - Aug. 1 $160 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 2083 French Intermediate 1 Melanie Bradshaw Tues. May 15 - June 19 $160 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm

SAINT JOHN DESIGN WORKS CAMPS FOR KIDS & TEENS REGISTRATION OPENS MARCH 1

Awesome Masterpieces (ages 5-10) & Creative College Jr. (ages 10-14)Kids courses are offered all summer long at St. Paul’s Church on Rothesay Common. Young budding artists learn from professional local artists. Choice of 5 different mediums–drawing, sculpture, painting, multi-media, upcycling and textiles. A broad and dynamic program for artists of all ages. www.unb.ca/cel/designworks

*Fees are subject to applicable taxes. (No tax on French courses)

Course schedules are subject to change.506 648-5962 1 866 599-4646 www.unb.ca/cel/leisurelearning

@LeisureLearningSJ@UNBArtCentre

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CCOM 2609 Indian Vegetarian Cooking Harvesh Elavia Thurs. May 3 - June 7 $230 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

FOOD AND WINE


The UNB Conservatory is a vibrant musical hub that offers comprehensive music programs to those of all ages and levels of experience. Throughout the year, the Conservatory hosts a variety of immersive musical programs and events that encourage musical and creative growth. No matter the age, students at the Conservatory are granted opportunities to perform in ensembles, concerts, masterclasses, and other special events!

PRIVATE LESSONSThe UNB Conservatory offers private music lessons on a variety of instruments. From jazz to classical music, you can be sure to receive quality one-on-one instruction! Private lessons allow students to work at their own pace, and allow teachers to tailor their instruction to the student’s individual needs. We offer lessons to youth, adult beginners, and experienced musicians alike.

Instruments available for private lessons include:• Bassoon • Flute • Percussion • Upright Bass• Cello • French Horn • Piano • Viola• Clarinet • Iranian Percussion • Saxophone • Violin• Electric Bass • Oboe • Trumpet • Voice

Fees for private lessons vary according to the instructor and lesson length.

MUSIC PROGRAMSCREATIVE, FUN & FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE

CONSERVATORY PROGRAMSGROUP CLASSESThroughout the school year (Sept. through April), the UNB Conservatory offers group music classes for those who prefer to play and learn in a group environment. From music theory classes to adult bands, be sure to check out our website to see what classes are being offered!

PROGRAMS FOR EVERYONEThe UNB Conservatory offers a variety of ensembles and classes that provide students with valuable ensemble experience in intimate and fun learning environments.

• UNB CHORALE• UNB CONCERT BAND

PROGRAMS FOR YOUTHMusic ensembles exercise children’s teamwork, problem solving abilities, and leadership skills. Come audition for one of our youth orchestras, or enrol your child in an early music development program. Check out our website to find out how you can share the joy of music with your child.

• JUNIOR STRING ORCHESTRA• INTERMEDIATE STRING ORCHESTRA• SENIOR STRING ORCHESTRA

506 453-4697 1 866 599-4646 [email protected]/cel/programs/creative/conservatory

During the summer months, the Centre for Musical Arts is abuzz with events for children and adults alike.

SUMMER MUSIC CAMPS FOR YOUTHUNB Music Camps hosted by the Centre for Musical Arts offer a fun-filled introduction to music concepts for young children and more specialized instruction for advanced students.

YOUTH STRING CAMPAges 6-10, Monday to Friday, July 23-27Half day camp for students who have recent/basic experience on string instruments, such as violin, viola, and cello.

SONGWRITERS CAMPAges 11-15, Monday to Friday, July 23-27Have you always wanted to write your own tunes? Do you already write your own songs, and want to learn from experienced singer-songwriters? UNB’s Songwriter Camp will give students the opportunity to work and get guidance from experienced musicians in the industry. Get instruction on lyric writing, collaborating, chords and harmony, and finish the week off with by recording the song you wrote! Recommended for students with experience singing, playing guitar, piano, or ukulele.

STRING CAMPAges 11-17, Monday to Friday, July 23-27Professional instruction on violin, viola, cello and bass. String camp provides students with opportunities to develop their musical skills in masterclasses, small groups, and string orchestra.

BAND CAMPAges 11-17, Monday to Friday, July 23-27Expert instruction on all band instruments with group lessons, small and large ensembles and a final public concert. Professional teachers provide students with the best possible experience in music.

SUMMER MUSIC ACTIVITIESELECTRONIC MUSIC CAMPAges 11-17, Monday to Friday, July 23-27Not all music is played on instruments, and not all sounds are recorded! Come and explore this exciting opportunity to create your own music entirely with computers. This will open up a whole new musical world to you, and allow you to start writing your own songs, orchestral compositions, film/game music; the world is your oyster!

506 453-4697 1 866 599-4646 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/programs/creative/music-camp

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMMEA PROVEN WAY TO LEARN ENGLISH

ELP offers several programs and services designed for individuals at all proficiency levels, beginner to advanced, to improve their English language abilities.

TOTAL INTENSE SUBMARINE© IMMERSIONParticipate in around the clock immersion, with classes and activities seven days a week. Students must pledge to live only in English for the duration of the program, which is the basis for success of this format.• Executive model: three-week, small-group Modules featuring individualized attention and personalized scheduling are offered throughout the year• Held over the course of five-weeks, large-group sessions are offered May/June and July/August. Bursaries may be available through the Council of Ministers of Education. For details visit myexplore.ca

ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSESA variety of programs are available to equip learners with the English language skills they need to function in a university setting.• Program of Academic English Preparation (PAEP) – UNB Fredericton’s bridging program for undergraduate students; available each academic term. Receive academic credit from select faculties.• Intensive English Term Format - 35+ hours per week from September-December, January-April, and April-July• Intensive English Term Segment - 35+ hours per week from September-October, January-February, and April-May• Evening classes, three-hour block per week, undergraduate and graduate levels, credit and non-credit from September-December and January-April

DAYTIME PERSONALIZED FORMAT• Week-long classes (choose from 10, 15, 25, and 35 hours per week) • One-on-one tutorial classes are available to meet individual needs

SPECIALIZED FORMATS/FOCUS WORKSHOPS• Executive model: two-week options• Online language training• Assessment services• Professional/Labour Market Language Training©

• Professional development workshops• Custom-designed group programs available upon request

506 453-3564 [email protected]/cel/english

PROGRAM FORMATS

7047912

University of New Brunswick6 Duffie DriveP.O. Box 4400Fredericton, NBCanada E3B 5A3

TEL 506 453-4646TOLL FREE 1 866 599-4646www.unb.ca/[email protected]

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