CAN 101 - Introduction to Canadian Studies Fall Semester - T/Th 2:00-3:15 - 102 Murray Hall  DESCRIPTION: |
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This course provides an introduction to Canada from a variety of perspectives and academic fields. Members of the faculty of the University of Maine and from other American and Canadian institutions lecture on Canadian geography, history, anthropology, politics, economics, literature, culture, and art. Graduate students are also invited to participate in small discussion groups about their Canada-focused research. Participants will discover an extensive, campus-wide integration of topics studied in this course with lectures, expositions, and performances that are scheduled throughout the semester by a variety of departments on campus, but especially for Canada Week that is normally scheduled during the first week of November. 3 credits. Satisfies Human Values/Social Context General Education requirements. | |
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Course Coordinator: Raymond Pelletier Office Hours: Mondays - 3:00 - 5:00 (266 Little Hall) or by appointment (154 College Avenue) |
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2005 Syllabus | Websites for Canadian Studies | Website Tutorial: Evaluating Web Resources CAN 101 Field Trip | Additional Resources |
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Last Updated: 26 August, 2005 |
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member of the Northeast National Resource Center on Canada with Center for the Study of Canada/Plattsburgh State University of New York |
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