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ACADEMIC SECTOREDUCATE ENGAGE ENRICH
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ENROLMENT
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7500
8000
8500
9000
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Regular day division
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2636
2694
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2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Continuing Education – Credit division
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ENROLMENT
Winter enrolment
Regular Day division: 7,780 (projected 7,650)
Continuing Education: 2,427
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PROGRAMS
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REVISED PROGRAMS
Computer Science – ImplementationFall 2019
Science – Implementation in Fall 2019
First Choice Science
Enriched Science
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PROGRAM REVISIONS
PROGRAM INITIATED BY IMPLEMENTATION DATERadiation Oncology MEES
Fall 2020Diagnostic Imaging MEES Fall 2020
Interior Design MEES• Optional Fall 2020• Compulsory Fall
2021
Electronics Technology Dawson Fall 2020
Professional Photography Dawson Fall 2020
IN PROGRESS
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PROGRAM REVISIONS
PROGRAM INITIATED BY IMPLEMENTATION DATEUltrasound MEESSocial
Science MEES
Science MEES
AEC Accounting Principles and Related Computer Technologies
Dawson
UPCOMING
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PROGRAM EVALUATIONS
• AEC Accounting Principles and Related Computer Technologies•
AEC Network Administration• Diagnostic Imaging - Accreditation
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PROGRAM on the move …
Physiotherapy Technology New configuration
of space to test teaching and learning
strategies–Interprofessional Education (IPE)
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PEDAGOGICALDEVELOPMENT
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PROGRAM ENRICHMENT
Ministry’s Plan d’action numérique Professional development
Support for digital innovation Creation of community of practice
to
develop and support on-line (blended) learning
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COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE
ACTIVE LEARNING (DALC) Fall 2018
22 events/ workshops: 167 participants
145 teachers have used active learning classrooms, 70 in fall
2018
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COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE
Learning Communities
Designed to create integrative learning experiences, bridging
disciplinary silos
40 + teachers
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COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE
Learning Communities Western Civilization & Introduction
to
Psychology - What makes a good life? Physics Mechanics &
Calculus I
(Enriched Science)
General Biology II and Organic Chemistry - Making the
Connections
Phys Ed Nature Retreat & English Literary Themes: Into the
Wild
Humanities – Entrepreneurship -Business Ethics and the Triple
Bottom Line
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COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE
Learning Communities European History & Humanities
Ethics
(Reflections) - Tolstoy’s War and Peace Canadian History &
Quantitative
Methods - Counting the Costs: Social Justice in Canada?
Complementary course -Women’s/Gender Studies certificate -Gender
Matters
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COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE
UDL Inclusive pedagogy that
ensures that all learners can access and participate in
meaningful, challenging learning opportunities
40 + teachers
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COMMUNITIES OF PRACTICE
Writing in the Disciplines (WID) Integration, within
disciplines, of
writing-to-learn and learning-to-write activities
75+ teachers (fellows) Spring Institute 2018 on design
thinking, 34 teachers
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AREAS OF STUDY
Peace Studies Women’s/Gender Studies Hellenic Studies Indigenous
studies (in
development)
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NEWSLETTERACADEMICMATTERS
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ACADEMIC MATTERS
Launch of Academic Matters Main objectives
Communicate…
Connect…
Collaborate
Feedback Submissions Next issue May 2019
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ACADEMIC MATTERS
EDITORIAL TEAM Cathy Giulietti, Academic Dean’s OfficeJulia
Lijerόn, Academic DevelopmentAlan Stewart, Academic Dean’s
Office
Bassel Atallah, EnglishClaire Elliott, LibrarySelma Hamdani,
PsychologyAzra Khan, Human ResourcesLola Ronald, Continuing
EducationYoon-Seo Uh, Chemistry
SUPPORT TEAM Chris Georgieff, IT SolutionsDonna Varrica,
Communications Office
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