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2020 SUMMER TERM COURSE SCHEDULE
PICTURE YOURSELF LEARNING WITH UNB THIS SUMMER!
Given the COVID-19 pandemic, the University of New Brunswick is committed to providing options so you can continue to work toward your degree over the spring and summer months. All on-campus, in-person Summer Term courses will be offered through alternative delivery methods. Choose from over 300 courses to learn from the comfort and safety of your home.
CHOOSE FROM OVER300 COURSES AND PROGRAMSTHIS SUMMER
COURSES FOR ACADEMIC CREDITCAREER AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTART, MUSIC & LEISURE LEARNINGENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMME
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 HOURSSUMMERMay 19 - September 4, 2020Monday - Friday 7:45 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
FALL & WINTERMonday - Friday8:15 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
www.unb.ca/cel
Our buildings may be closed but the UNB College of Extended Learning is still open for learning—fulfill your desire to learn this summer! Choose from over 300 courses available online or through alternate delivery methods like Zoom or Teams! Check out the schedule and learn from the comfort and safety of your home! Work toward your degree, enhance your workplace skills, or explore your creative side! There is even something for the kids!
TABLE OF CONTENTSADULT LEARNER SERVICES & ACADEMIC STUDIES 4Programs Designed for Adult Learners 4 Bachelor of Integrated Studies 4 Online University Prep Program 4 Prior Learning Assessment 4 Scholarships and Bursaries for Part-time Students 4
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Summer Term Courses May 4 - August 13Learn @ UNB OnlineApplied Behaviour Analysis Certificate Undergraduate CoursesFeatured Field Course (Cancelled until 2021) Graduate CoursesOpen-Entry Online Credit Courses
CAREER & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Management & LeadershipHuman ResourcesProject ManagementWorkplace Health & WellnessAutism & Behavioural Intervention Programming Programmation sur l’Intervention Comportementale et l’AutismeOccupational Health & SafetyNursingUGotClass Online Certificates & Courses MindEdge Online ProgramsCustomized Training SolutionsCanadian Rivers Institute (CRI) 31
PERSONAL & CULTURAL ENRICHMENT 32Leisure Learning Courses 32Design Works Camps for Kids & Teens 35
MUSIC PROGRAMS 36Conservatory Programs 36 Private Lessons 36 Workshop and Short Courses 36 Ensembles 36Summer Music Camps 37 Camps for Preschoolers (Ages 3-5) 37 Camps for Younger Students (Ages 6-12) 37 Camps for Older Students (Ages 11-17) 37
ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROGRAMME 38Program Formats 38 Total Intense Submarine© Immersion 38 English for Academic Purposes 38 Daytime Personalized Format 38 Specialized Formats/Focus Workshops 38
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ADULT LEARNER SERVICES &ACADEMIC STUDIESOUR ACADEMIC ADVISORS CAN HELP YOU GET STARTED
ONLINE UNIVERSITY PREP PROGRAMThe 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 more.
All courses start May 4 ($350 plus HST)
University Prep Chemistry – CALS 4010 University Prep English – CALS 4016 (Self-paced)University Prep Biology – CALS 4014 University Prep Physics – CALS 4018
506 447-3449 [email protected] go.unb.ca/universityprep
PRIOR LEARNING ASSESSMENT YOU MAY BE ONE STEP CLOSER TO YOUR GOALUNB 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] go.unb.ca/pla
SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES FOR PART-TIME STUDENTSStudents registered in degree, certificate, or diploma programs at UNB Fredericton Campus are eligible to apply for scholarships and bursaries.
506 447-3449 [email protected] go.unb.ca/celmoneyhelp
BACHELOR OF INTEGRATED STUDIES DEGREE COMPLETION PROGRAMDesigned specifically for adult learners, the BIS will give you the tools you need to reach your educational and career goals. Courses can be completed online or through alternative delivery methods using Teams or Zoom. 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] go.unb.ca/bis
PROGRAMS DESIGNED FOR ADULT LEARNERS
2020 SUMMER TERM COURSE SCHEDULE 5
FIT LEARNING INTO YOUR LIFECourses are offered in open-entry and term-based online formats.Term-based (TB) 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 (OE) online courses. Enrol anytime and learn at your own pace. Access course content, complete quizzes, and submit assignments entirely online! Take up to six months to complete (some exceptions apply).
506 453-4646 1 866 599-4646 [email protected] go.unb.ca/celonline
LEARN @ UNB ONLINE
CHOOSE YOUR SESSIONREGISTRATION OPENS MARCH 1
End dates include the exam period.
To see UNB’s full schedule of academic courses for credit visit www.unb.ca/academics/registration.
Current UNB students can register online.New to UNB? Contact the Registrar's Office at 506 453-4864 to register.
SUMMER TERM COURSES MAY 4 - AUG. 13, 2020
SESSION A: SESSION B: SESSION C: SESSION D: SESSION E: SESSION F:May 4 - June 26 May 4-29 June 1-25 July 2 - Aug. 13 July 2-22 July 22 - Aug. 12
Note: Register early. Low enrollment courses are subject to cancellation. Course schedules are subject to change. Supplemental fees apply to online courses.
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ADM = Alternative Delivery Methods Online-OE = Open-Entry
APPLIED BEHAVIOUR ANALYSIS CERTIFICATESTUDY ONLINEUNB’s ABA Certificate is the first program of its kind in Atlantic Canada, to meet the coursework requirements to apply for the Behavior Analyst Certification Board®, Inc. (BACB®) Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst® (BCaBA®) examination. Students can complete the certificate along with their undergrad program.
Upon successful completion of this program you may be eligible to apply to write the exam to become certified.
APPLICATION DEADLINES: On Campus: March 31 for admission in the fall term. Applications will be considered for the program following the deadline provided space is available.
Online: March 31, August 1, and November 15 for admission in the following term.
[email protected] go.unb.ca/aba-credit
BCaBA® certification graduates are highly sought after by employers.
PSYC 2203 Foundations of Developmental Psychology 3 ADM/Online-OEPSYC 2515 Foundations of Learning 3 ADM/Online-OEPSYC 3213 Language Development 3 ADM/Online-OEPSYC 3515 Introduction to Applied Behaviour Analysis 3 ADM/Online-OEPSYC 3525 Topics in Behavior Analysis: Ethical Considerations 1 Online-OE PSYC 3535 Topics in Behaviour Assessment 1 Online-OEPSYC 3545 Topics in Behaviour Intervention 1 Online-OEPSYC 3555 Skills in Applied Behaviour Analysis 1 Online-OEPSYC 4515 Advanced Applied Behaviour Analysis 3 ADM/Online-OEPSYC 4525 Applied Behaviour Analysis Practicum I (full year course) 6 ADMPSYC 4535 Applied Behaviour Analysis Practicum II (full year course) 6 ADM
COURSE TITLE CH LOCATION
BIOLOGYBIOL 1846 New Brunswick Plants and their 4 SSMTWThF 8:30 am - 9:30 pm (Course cancelled until 2021)
Habitats – Field Course (Extra fees apply)RENAISSANCE COLLEGERCLP 2001 Practicing Leadership in 3 May 4 Aug. 12 Online-TB
Community Projects
COURSE TITLE CH DAY TIME START END LOCATION
UNDERGRADUATE
2020 SUMMER TERM COURSE SCHEDULE 7
FEATURED FIELD COURSE
Earn 4 credit hours Fredericton, NBExplore the various habitats and floristic diversity of New Brunswick! Learn to identify common plant species in the broad scope of local flora.
NEW BRUNSWICK PLANTS AND THEIR HABITATS (BIOL 1846)
506 453 - 4907 [email protected] go.unb.ca/nbplants
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, experiential learning courses have been cancelled. Stay tuned for the NEW BRUNSWICK PLANTS AND THEIR HABITATS course offering in 2021!
Online-TB = Term-based
ADM = Alternative Delivery Methods Online-TB = Term-based
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COURSE TITLE CH DAY TIME START END LOCATION
SESSION A MAY 4 - JUNE 26
BIOLOGYBIOL 1001 Biology Principles I 3 MWF 9:30 am - 11:20 am May 4 June 26 ADMBIOL 1006 Applications in Biology, Part I 2 TTh 9:30 am - 12:20 pm May 5 June 26 ADMBUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONBA 2504 Introduction to Organizational Behaviour 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TBBA 3328 Consumer Behaviour 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TBCHEMISTRYCHEM 1001 General Chemistry I 3 MWF 8:30 am - 10:20 am May 4 June 26 ADM COMPUTER SCIENCECS 1083 Intro. Computer Programming II (in Java) 4 MTWTh 8:30 am - 9:50 am May 4 June 26 ADM
Lab T 10:00 am - 11:20 am ADMTutorial W 10:00 am - 10:50 am ADM
CS 2253 Machine Level Programming 4 MTWTh 2:30 pm - 3:50 pm May 4 June 26 ADMTutorial TTh 4:00 pm - 5:20 pm
CS 2263 Systems Software Development 4 MTWTh 1:00 pm - 2:20 pm May 4 June 26 ADMTutorial W 9:00 am - 9:50 am ADM
CS 2333 Computability and Formal Languages 4 MTWTh 11:30 am - 12:50 pm May 4 June 26 ADMCS 4419 Digital Forensics 4 MTWTh 10:00 am - 11:20 am May 4 June 26 ADM
Tutorial T 11:30 am - 12:20 pm ADMEDUCATIONED 5011 Preparing for Prior Learning Assessment 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TBED 5171 Assessing Adult Learner 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TBELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERINGECE 1813 Electricity and Magnetism 4 May 4 June 26 ADMECE 3221 Computer Organization 4 TBA TBA May 4 June 26 ADM
Lab TBA TBA ADM
APPLICATIONS IN BIOLOGY, PART I(BIOL 1006)Instruction and laboratory work dealing with applications of Biology at the level of biological molecules and the cell. Pre- or co-requisite: BIOL 1001 or BIOL 1009
GENERAL CHEMISTRY I (CHEM 1001)An introduction to atoms and molecules, chemical equations and reactions, the periodic table, the electronic structure of atoms, and chemical bonding as well as an introduction to organic chemistry including structure and bonding, functional groups, isomers, and polymers. An adequate high school background in math, and chemistry is required.
ADM = Alternative Delivery Methods Online-TB = Term-based
2020 SUMMER TERM COURSE SCHEDULE 9
COURSE TITLE CH DAY TIME START END LOCATION
SESSION A MAY 4 - JUNE 26 continued
ENGINEERINGENGG 4013 Law and Ethics for Engineers 3 MTWTh 6:30 pm - 7:50 pm May 4 June 26 ADMENGLISHENGL 1103 Fundamentals of Clear Writing 3 TTh 9:00 am - 11:20 am May 5 June 26 ADMENGL 2984 Introduction to Science Fiction 3 MW 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 4 June 26 ADMENGL 3153 Creative Writing: Non-Fiction 3 TTh 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 5 June 26 ADMENGL 3709 Children’s Literature 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TBHISTORYHIST 1325 Canada Since 1945 3 TTh 6:00 pm - 8:50 pm May 5 June 26 ADMHIST 1415 A History of Native People 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TB
in Canadian and American Popular CultureHUMANITIESHUM 1021 Effective Writing I 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TBINFORMATION SYSTEMSINFO 1103 Data and Information Management 4 MW 7:00 pm - 9:50 pm May 4 June 26 ADM
Lab Th 8:00 pm - 9:20 pm ADMTutorial Th 7:00 pm - 7:50 pm ADM
CREATIVE WRITING: NON-FICTION(ENGL 3153)A creative writing course aimed at developing skills in the writing of non-fiction. It involves prescribed readings, exercises, workshops, and discussions.
INTRODUCTION TO SCIENCE FICTION(ENGL 2984)An introduction to the study of literary science fiction. Students will consider some of the key historical and cultural events leading up to the period of this study (which will span approximately two hundred years, from the early nineteenth century to the later part of the twentieth century), and we will read several novels, a play, and a collection of short fiction. Classes involve lectures, discussions, and (optional) group work; clear and effective writing as well as critical thinking and reading are emphasized and encouraged.
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THE POLITICS OF REPRESSION (POLS 3423)Examines a variety of thinkers and movements that are concerned with the question of repression. Attempts to answer such questions as: what is repression and what causes it? Are some groups in society particularly repressed? What are the varieties of repression?
COURSE TITLE CH DAY TIME START END LOCATION
SESSION A MAY 4 - JUNE 26 continued
MANAGEMENTADM 1165 Business Communications I 3 TTh 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 5 June 26 ADMADM 1213 Financial Accounting 3 MW 9:00 am - 11:20 am May 4 June 26 ADMADM 2413 Principles of Finance 3 MW 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 4 June 26 ADMADM 2513 Organizational Behaviour 3 TTh 7:00 pm - 9:50 pm May 5 June 26 ADMADM 2623 Business Statistics 3 MW 1:00 pm - 3:20 pm May 4 June 26 ADMADM 4143 Strategic Management 3 TTh 1:00 pm - 3:20 pm May 5 June 26 ADMADM 4193 Venture Assessment 3 MW 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 4 June 26 ADMADM 4335 Contemporary Marketing Issues 3 TTh 7:00 pm - 9:20 pm May 5 June 26 ADMADM 4686 Project Management 3 TTh 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 5 June 26 ADM MATHEMATICSMATH 1003 Introduction to Calculus I 3 MW 4:00 pm - 6:50 pm May 4 June 26 ADMMATH 1013 Introduction to Calculus II 3 MW 4:30 pm - 6:50 pm May 4 June 26 ADMMATH 1503 Introduction to Linear Algebra 3 MW 7:00 pm - 8:50 pm May 4 June 26 ADMMATH 1823 Calculus for Management Sciences 3 TTh 4:30 pm - 6:50 pm May 5 June 26 ADMMEDIA ARTS AND CULTUREMAAC 2095 Introduction to Video Games 3 MTh 5:00 pm - 7:50 pm May 4 June 26 ADMPOLITICAL SCIENCEPOLS 3423 Politics of Repression 3 TTh 9:00 am - 11:50 am May 5 June 26 ADMPSYCHOLOGYPSYC 3453 Cross Cultural Psychology 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TB PSYC 3803 Industrial Psychology 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TBSTATISTICSSTAT 2263 Statistics for Non-Science Majors 3 MW 10:30 am - 12:20 pm May 4 June 26 ADMSTAT 2593 Probability and Statistics for Engineers 3 MTWTh 10:00 am - 11:20 am May 4 June 26 ADM
INTRODUCTION TO CALCULUS I(MATH 1003)Functions and graphs, limits, derivatives of polynomial, log, exponential and trigonometric functions. Curve sketching and extrema of functions. NOTE: Credit may be obtained for only one of MATH 1003, MATH 1053 or MATH 1823. NOTE: Part-time students will be charged a course fee for the MATH 1003 credit.
CONTEMPORARY MARKETINGISSUES (ADM 4335)Considers contemporary issues in marketing. Taught as a seminar-based course and requires readings and detailed discussions of articles relevant to the selected topics of enquiry.
ADM = Alternative Delivery Methods Online-TB = Term-based
2020 SUMMER TERM COURSE SCHEDULE 11
INTRODUCTORY SPANISH I(SPAN 1203)Gives students solid background in the fundamentals of the Spanish language by engaging them in both classroom and computer laboratory settings in communicative use of the four language skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing. Closed to students with any knowledge of Spanish.
INTRODUCTION TO SPORT AND LEISURE PSYCHOLOGY (KIN 2032)Provides an introduction into the psychological influence of sport, physical activity, and leisure on the individual. Current social psychological theory about sport, physical activity and leisure behaviour will be examined through a wide variety of sport, leisure, and exercise psychology topics.
FRENCHFR 1014 Basic French I 3 MTThF 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm May 4 May 29 ADMHISTORYHIST 3402 American Revolution 3 MTWTh 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm May 4 May 29 ADMJAPANESEJPNS 1013 Introductory Japanese I 3 MTWTh 1:00 pm - 3:20 pm May 4 May 29 ADMKINESIOLOGYKIN 2032 Intro. to Sport and Leisure Psychology 3 MTWThF 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 4 May 29 ADMKIN 3031 Exercise Psychology 3 MTWTh 11:00 am - 1:20 pm May 4 May 29 ADMKIN 3032 Sports Psychology 3 MTWTh 8:30 am - 10:50 am May 4 May 29 ADMKIN 3092 Sport, Animals and Ethics 3 MTWTh 11:00 am - 1:20 pm May 4 May 29 ADMKIN 3131 Psychological Intervention 3 MTWTh 1:30 pm - 3:50 pm May 4 May 29 ADM
in Sport and ExerciseMUSICMUS 2113 Introduction to Music 3 MTWThF 4:30 pm - 6:50 pm May 4 May 29 ADMPSYCHOLOGYPSYC 1013 Introduction to Psychology I 3 MTWTh 4:00 pm - 6:50 pm May 4 May 29 ADMSPANISHSPAN 1203 Introductory Spanish I 3 MTWTh 9:00 am - 11:20 am May 4 May 29 ADM
SESSION B MAY 4 - 29
COURSE TITLE CH DAY TIME START END LOCATION
SPORT, ANIMALS AND ETHICS(KIN 3092)This seminar will explore the roles and relationships of humans and animals involved in sport, leisure and recreation, through an ethical lens. We will examine the morality of humans’ treatment of nonhuman animals in a variety of environments and the questions about the relationships we have with animals.
ADM = Alternative Delivery Methods
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HISTORY OF MUSIC IN MEDIEVALAND RENAISSANCE PERIODS(HIST 3765 / MUS 3765)Introduction to music between 800 and 1600, studying representative styles and putting this music in a historical perspective.
SESSION D JULY 2 - AUGUST 13COMPUTER SCIENCECS 3853 Computer Architecture and Organization 4 MTWTh 10:00 am - 11:20 am July 6 Aug. 13 ADM
Lab W 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm ADMCS 3997 Professional Practice 3 MTWTh 8:30 am - 9:50 am July 6 Aug. 13 ADMEDUCATIONED 4045 Issues in Training and Development 3 July 2 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 5022 Transformative Learning 3 July 2 Aug. 13 Online-TBENGLISHENGL 1103 Fundamentals of Clear Writing 3 TTh 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm July 7 Aug. 13 ADMHISTORYHIST 3765 History of Music in Medieval and 3 July 2 Aug. 13 Online-TB
Renaissance Periods (Cross-Listed: MUS 3765)MANAGEMENTADM 2166 Business Communications II 3 MW 4:00 pm - 6:50 pm July 6 Aug. 13 ADMADM 2223 Managerial Accounting 3 MW 9:00 am - 11:50 am July 6 Aug. 13 ADMADM 2624 Management Science 3 TTh 9:00 am - 11:50 am July 7 Aug. 13 ADMADM 3415 Corporate Finance 3 TTh 4:00 pm - 6:50 pm July 7 Aug. 13 ADMADM 3713 Management Information Systems 3 TTh 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm July 7 Aug. 13 ADMADM 4425 Investments 3 MW 4:00 pm - 6:50 pm July 6 Aug. 13 ADMMEDIA ARTS AND CULTUREMAAC 3601 Game Design I 3 MTh 5:00 pm - 7:50 pm July 6 Aug. 13 ADMMUSICMUS 3765 Medieval Music (Cross-Listed: HIST 3765) 3 July 2 Aug. 13 Online-TBPHILOSOPHYPHIL 1053 Introduction to Logic, Reasoning 3 July 6 Aug. 13 Online-TB
and Critical Thinking PSYCHOLOGYPSYC 3033 Health Psychology 3 MW 5:00 pm - 7:50 pm July 6 Aug. 13 ADM
COURSE TITLE CH DAY TIME START END LOCATION
SESSION C JUNE 1 - 25
FRENCHFR 1015 Basic French II / Français fondamental II 3 MTThF 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm June 1 June 25 ADMHISTORYHIST 1615 A Global History of Uprisings 3 MTWTh 9:00 am - 11:50 am June 1 June 25 ADMPSYCHOLOGYPSYC 1023 Introduction to Psychology II 3 MTWTh 4:00 pm - 6:50 pm June 1 June 25 ADMSPANISHSPAN 1203 Introductory Spanish I 3 MTWTh 9:00 am - 11:20 am June 1 June 25 ADM
ADM = Alternative Delivery Methods Online-TB = Term-based
2020 SUMMER TERM COURSE SCHEDULE 13
HISTORY OF SLAVERY (HIST 3615)Studies ways in which Western slavery and emancipation were experienced, perceived, explained, symbolized and related to European attitudes. Focuses on the lives of African slaves.
INTRODUCTORY SPANISH II(SPAN 1204)Continuation of SPAN 1203. Students will build on the materials covered in SPAN 1203. Emphasis will be placed on improved listening, speaking, reading and writing. Multimedia approach to language and culture will be used. Students will be acquainted with background on Hispanic culture. Prerequisite: SPAN 1203.
RELIGION, MAGIC AND WITCHCRAFT IN THE MEDIEVAL WORLD (HIST 1008)This general interest course introduces students to the complex and fascinating realm of religious and scientific beliefs and magical practices maintained by people living during the high and late Middle Ages in Europe and the Middle East, from about 1200 AD to 1600 AD. Considerable attention will be paid to the development of the Inquisition against heresy, the growing fear over supposed diabolical conspiracies and the development of the diabolical witch stereotype in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.
SESSION F JULY 22 - AUGUST 12
SESSION E JULY 2 - 22
HISTORYHIST 3615 History of Slavery 3 MTWThF 9:00 am - 11:50 am July 6 July 22 ADMPHILOSOPHYPHIL 1101 Critical Thinking 3 MTWTh 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm July 6 July 22 ADMSPANISHSPAN 1204 Introductory Spanish II 3 MTWTh 9:00 am - 11:20 am July 6 July 22 ADM
HISTORYHIST 1008 Religion, Magic and Witchcraft 3 MTWThF 1:00 pm - 3:50 pm July 22 Aug. 12 ADM
in the Medieval World
COURSE TITLE CH DAY TIME START END LOCATION
ADM = Alternative Delivery Methods
ADM = Alternative Delivery Methods Online-TB = Term-based Distance = Offered using distance technology
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EDUCATIONED 6064 Behavioral/Emotional Disorders 3 MTWThF 8:30 am - 3:50 pm June 29 July 10 ADMED 6114 Creative Inquiry and Practice 3 MTThF 9:00 am - 3:50 pm June 29 July 3 ADM
GRADUATECOURSE TITLE CH DAY TIME START END LOCATION
COMPUTER SCIENCECS 6419 Digital Forensics 3 MTWTh 10:00 am - 11:20 am May 4 June 26 ADM Tutorial T 11:30 am - 12:20 pm ADMECONOMICSECON 6285 Public Policy Research 3 TTh 9:00 am - 11:20 am May 5 June 26 ADMEDUCATIONED 6001 Supervision of Instruction I: 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TB Enhanced Learning CultureED 6002 Supervision of Instruction II: 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TB Coach and MentorED 6005 Planning of Organizational Change 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TB in Education ED 6008 Assessment Literacy for School Leaders 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TBED 6017 Leadership in Liberal Democracies 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TBED 6073 Counselling the Young Child 3 TTh 5:00 pm - 7:50 pm May 5 June 26 ADMED 6083 Human Development and Education 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TBED 6085 Crisis Counselling 3 MW 5:00 pm - 7:50 pm May 4 June 26 ADMED 6101 Curriculum Development 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TBED 6105 Current Issues in Education 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TBED 6115 Deconstructing Cultural Diversity 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TB in the SchoolED 6135 Interventions in Counselling Psychology 3 MW 5:00 pm - 8:50 pm May 4 June 26 ADMED 6156 Gender and Education 3 TTh 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm May 5 June 26 DistanceED 6175 Supervisory Methods 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TB for Resource ProfessionalsED 6229 Instructional Design for Online Learning 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TBED 6366 Challenging the Authority of Texts 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TBED 6902 Introduction to Research in Education 3 May 4 June 26 Online-TBMASTERS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONMBA 6193 Topics in Administration 3 MW 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 4 June 26 ADMMBA 6393 Topics in Marketing 3 TTh 7:00 pm - 9:20 pm May 5 June 26 ADMMBA 6686 Project Management 3 TTh 4:00 pm - 6:20 pm May 5 June 26 ADM
SESSION A MAY 4 - JUNE 26
Note: Register early. Low enrollment courses are subject to cancellation. Course schedules are subject to change. Supplemental fees apply to online courses.
ADM = Alternative Delivery Methods Online-TB = Term-based
2020 SUMMER TERM COURSE SCHEDULE 15
SESSION D JULY 2 - AUGUST 13
EDUCATIONED 6001 Supervision of Instruction I: 3 July 2 Aug. 13 Online-TB
Enhanced Learning Culture ED 6002 Supervision of Instruction II: 3 July 2 Aug. 13 Online-TB
Coach and Mentor ED 6013 Elementary School Administration 3 July 2 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6014 Secondary School Administration 3 July 2 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6022 Developing the Middle School 3 July 2 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6085 Crisis Counselling 3 July 2 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6104 Curriculum Theory 3 July 2 Aug. 13 Online-TBED 6115 Deconstructing Cultural Diversity 3 July 2 Aug. 13 Online-TB
in the SchoolED 6168 Applied Ethics for the Education 3 July 2 Aug. 13 Online-TB
and Training of Adults ED 6902 Introduction to Research in Education 3 July 2 Aug. 13 Online-TBMASTERS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONMBA 6425 Investments 3 MW 4:00 pm - 6:50 pm July 6 Aug. 13 ADM
SESSION E JULY 2 - 22EDUCATIONED 6016 Learning Exceptionalities 3 MTWThF 8:30 am - 3:50 pm July 13 July 24 ADMED 6108 Math Education for Sustainability 3 MTWThF 9:00 am - 3:50 pm July 6 July 10 ADMED 6108 Participatory Visual Research 3 MTWThF 9:00 am - 3:50 pm July 20 July 24 ADMED 6109 Practice in Literacy Instruction 3 MTWThF 9:00 am - 3:50 pm July 13 July 17 ADMED 6112 Inclusive Second Language Education 3 MTWThF 9:00 am - 3:50 pm July 6 July 10 ADMED 6446 Teaching Problem Solving in Mathematics 3 MTWThF 9:00 am - 3:50 pm July 13 July 17 ADM
SESSION F JULY 22 - AUGUST 12EDUCATIONED 6055 Principles of Academic Assessment 3 Aug. 3 Aug. 14 Online-TB
COURSE TITLE CH DAY TIME START END LOCATION
Online-OE = Open-Entry
GEODESY AND GEOMATICS ENGINEERINGGGE 3423 Introduction to Geographic 4 ch
Information Systems GGE 4423 Advanced Geographic 5 ch
Information Systems GGE 5403 Web Mapping and Geospatial
Web ServicesKINESIOLOGYKIN 6340 International Sport LawKIN 6401 Corporate Social Responsibility
in Sport and RecreationMANAGEMENTADM 1015 Introduction to BusinessADM 1213 Financial AccountingADM 1313 Principles of MarketingADM 2223 Managerial AccountingADM 2413 Principles of FinanceADM 2815 Human Resources ManagementADM 3225 Cost AccountingADM 3315 Marketing ManagementADM 3345 Marketing ResearchADM 3445 Personal Financial PlanningADM 4326 Customer Satisfaction and LoyaltyMATHEMATICSMATH 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 DeathPHIL 2201 Introduction to EthicsPHIL 2203 Business EthicsPHIL 3207 Ethical Issues in Health Care PHIL 3208 Ecological EthicsPOLITICAL SCIENCEPOLS 1403 Contemporary Political Ideas
and IdeologiesPOLS 3471 When Bards are Bothered:
Political Critique in LiteraturePOLS 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 2515 Foundations of LearningPSYC 2603 Foundations of Memory and CognitionPSYC 3213 Language DevelopmentPSYC 3515 Introduction to Applied Behaviour AnalysisPSYC 3633 Motivation and EmotionPSYC 4515 Advanced Applied Behaviour Analysis
ANTHROPOLOGYANTH 2504 Medical AnthropologyANTH 3364 Archaeology of Northeastern
North AmericaANTH 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 IICHEMICAL ENGINEERINGCHE 2501 General Materials ScienceCIVIL ENGINEERINGCE 3963 Engineering EconomyECONOMICSECON 1013 Principles of MicroeconomicsECON 1023 Principles of MacroeconomicsECON 1073 Economics for EngineersECON 3013 Intermediate MicroeconomicsECON 3023 Intermediate MacroeconomicsECON 3204 The Taxation of Personal Income:
Principles and PracticeECON 3205 The 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 EconomicsENGLISHENGL 1145 An Introduction to Prose FictionENGL 1146 An Introduction to the NovelFAMILY VIOLENCE ISSUESFVI 2001 Introduction to Family 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 AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENTFOR 5281 Introduction to GIS Forestry and
Environmental ManagementFOR 5282 Advanced GIS in Forestry and
Environmental ManagementFOR 5284 LiDAR for Forestry and Environment
Management
TAKE UP TO SIX MONTHS TO COMPLETE MOST COURSES
OPEN-ENTRY ONLINE CREDIT COURSES
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Online-OE = Open-Entry
SOCIOLOGYSOCI 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 3605 New! International Human RightsSOCI 3634 Violence Against Women
STATISTICSSTAT 2263 Statistics for Non-Science Majors
2020 SUMMER TERM COURSE SCHEDULE 17
Supplemental fees apply to online courses.
All courses listed above are 3 credit hours (3 ch) unless noted otherwise.
506 451-6815 1 866 [email protected] go.unb.ca/celonline
18 CAREER & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
CAREER & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTPROGRAMS FOR ALL STAGES OF YOUR CAREER.
MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP
MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
• Organizational Behaviour• Change Management• Human Resources Management• Diversity in the Workplace• Employment Law• Performance Management• Manager as Innovator• Financial Management• Project Management• Conflict Management• Quality Management
The program runs 17 days over eight months.Starting in Fall 2020 Fredericton $4425
[email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/mdp
Take your career to the next level. The Management Development Program will provide you with real-world, relevant skills that will enable you to advance your managerial career.
BENEFITS• 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• Learn from highly qualified professionals• Receive a Certificate of Proficiency
PROGRAM TOPICS• Understanding Personalities• Communication• Team Building• Presentations and Business Writing• Strategic Planning
MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP CERTIFICATES
2020 SUMMER TERM COURSE SCHEDULE 19
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-Communication CCME 1106 Conflict, Mediation & Negotiation Toolbox CCME 1107 Navigating People-Driven CrisisCCME 1108 Customer Relationship Management Strategy CCME 1109 Cognitive Strategies for LeadersCCME 1110 Facilitating the Employee LifecycleCCME 1111 Supporting Mental Health Risk
Complete a self-assessment of your management competencies: go.unb.ca/cme-self-assessment
Courses can be taken on a stand-alone basis.START ANYTIME! $295 per course
[email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/cme
Launch your management career. The Certificate in Management Essentials is a management program for aspiring supervisors and team leaders. The 10-course program provides the basic tools new managers need to succeed.
BENEFITS• Learn skills, techniques, and processes that you can apply
in any supervisory situation• Study completely online; fit learning into your schedule• Understand your strengths and weaknesses as a leader• Set yourself apart from the competition with a Certificate
of Proficiency
CORE COURSESCCME 1000 Leading From Within *CCME 1001 Communicating With ImpactCCME 1002 Taking the Guess Work Out of ManagementCCME 1003 Leadership vs Management *CCME 1004 Managing Challenging BehavioursCCME 1005 Supervisor’s Toolbox
* Includes Hogan Personality Inventory Assessment Tool
ONLINE CERTIFICATE IN MANAGEMENT ESSENTIALS
MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP SEMINARSDATE CODE SEMINAR LOCATION COST INSTRUCTOR
Mar. 17 CMPW 8134 Leading Change Fredericton $425 Elaine LeclercMar. 19-20 CMPW 1029 Principles of Positive Leadership New! Fredericton $725* Dr. Bill MorrisonApr. 9 CMPW 1031 Assertiveness Skills Fredericton $425 Anne Marie HartfordApr. 14-16 CMPW 8021 Mediation Training – A.C.E. Training New! Fredericton $1725 Mireille Allain& May 12-14 (Addressing Conflict Effectively)Apr. 21 CMPW 3106 Persuasive Presentation Skills Fredericton $425 Michael MacLeanApr. 22-23 CMPW 8071 Investigative Interviewing – Level II New! Fredericton $725* Mamie MurrayMay 1 CMPW 8077 Fundamentals of Brand Storytelling Fredericton $425 Allan GatesMay 13-14 CMPW 8050 Financial Skills for Non-Finance Professionals Moncton $725 Dan AllenMay 14 CMPW 1034 Dealing with Difficult People Fredericton $425 Michael MacLeanMay 20-21 CMPW 1202 Strategic Planning Fredericton $725 Laurie BourqueMay 28-29 CMPW 8003 Transition to Supervision Fredericton $725 Terry FearonJune 4 CMPW 8105 Professional Business Communication New! Fredericton $425 Mallory FlowersJune 5 CMPW 8116 Building and Leading Effective Teams New! Moncton $425 Don Arsenault
* Early bird rate is available (early bird pricing and group discounts cannot be combined).
[email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/seminars
Register three or more participants from your company in the same seminar and receive a 10% discount.506 453-5138 1 866 599-4646
Fees are subject to applicable taxes.
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HRM PROGRAM SEMINARS*DATE CODE SEMINAR LOCATION COST INSTRUCTOR
Mar. 12 CHRM 1008 Current Issues in HR: Wellness Fredericton $425 Dr. Bill MorrisonMar. 13 CMPW 8063 Conflict Resolution Fredericton $425 Alain PaulinApr. 7-8 CHRM 1010 Compensation and Benefits Fredericton $555 Marcy WatsonApr. 28-29 CHRM 1016 Training and Development Fredericton $555 Suzanne Desrosiers
The program runs 19 days over eight months. Program seminars can be taken on an individual basis.
$4725
www.unb.ca/cel/hrm
Influence your organization's performance. Whether you are a new or experienced human resources professional, the Human Resources Management (HRM) Certificate Program will provide you with theoretical fundamentals and practical experience to succeed.
BENEFITS• Acquire skills to manage workplace changes and trends• Optimize your ability to attract, select, retain, and develop
human capital• Create strategies to achieve organizational goals and
competitive advantage
Gain the skills and knowledge to address conflict effectively in a work setting and in all aspects of your life. The workshop offers a mix of theory, integration and practice in an interactive and supportive environment.
Participants will develop confidence and gain the knowledge and skills required to address conflict effectively and restore fractured relationships, which can be destructive in the work environment.
Employers will gain skills to develop, retain, and engage employees and increase productivity. In today’s workplace, complaints of bullying and harassment are prevalent. Investing in conflict resolution training builds the bench-strength that your organization needs to address human resource challenges.
The program consists of two parts (2.5 days each) Part 1: April 14 -16 Part 2: May 12-14 Fredericton $1725
MEDIATION TRAINING – A.C.E. TRAINING (ADDRESSING CONFLICT EFFECTIVELY)
* HRM seminars are open enrollment; you do not have to enrol in the HRM program to participate.
www.unb.ca/cel/seminars
HUMAN RESOURCES SEMINARSDATE CODE SEMINAR LOCATION COST INSTRUCTOR
Mar. 25-26 CMPW 1038 Fostering Wellbeing in the Workplace New! Fredericton $725* Dr. Bill MorrisonApr. 14-16 CMPW 8021 Mediation Training – A.C.E. Training New! Fredericton $1725 Mireille Allain& May 12-14 (Addressing Conflict Effectively)
* Early bird rate is available (early bird pricing and group discounts cannot be combined).
www.unb.ca/cel/seminars
HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
HUMAN RESOURCESHUMAN RESOURCES CERTIFICATE
Visit our website
for online options.
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PROJECT MANAGEMENT
One of the most important challenges in our jobs today is the management of various projects. Some of these challenges include managing internal and external clients, research projects, marketing campaigns, and a new product launch (to name a few).
The 3-day Project Management Essentials workshop provides an introduction to the key elements that leaders or team members working on projects need to know in order to be successful.
PROJECT MANAGEMENT ESSENTIALS SEMINAR
DATE CODE SEMINAR LOCATION COST INSTRUCTOR
May 5-7 CMPW 8043 Project Management Essentials Moncton $1395 Don Dickson
Register three or more participants from your company in the same seminar and receive a 10% [email protected] 506 453-5138 1 866 599-4646
Fees are subject to applicable taxes.
[email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/seminarsVisit our website
for online options.
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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. UNB CEL's Wellness Solutions can help your organization achieve optimal wellness.
Mental Fitness PracticeDevelop the foundational knowledge and insights required to create your own personal mental fitness which will have a positive impact on your mental health, as well as your workplace engagement and productivity. $119
Supporting Mental Health RiskExplore mental health issues that employees may experience, and managers need to be prepared to support. $295
Navigating People-Driven Crisis Learn the fundamentals of crisis management, how to promote employee psychological well-being, the basics of employment law, and the legal obligations for employers. $295
Managing Challenging BehavioursGain the skills required to effectively confront and manage challenging behaviours and facilitate performance management. $295
Pathway to CopingLearn how to cope effectively. The course aims to help anyone manage or deal with persistent symptoms of stress using the Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) approach. $239
Psychological Health and SafetyLearn strategies for dealing with counterproductive workplace behaviours such as conflict, workplace bullying, and workplace violence. Identify practical approaches to assist in addressing these concerns in your workplace. $645
Program Planning & Wellness in the WorkplaceDevelop your own workplace wellness program; learn the planning process, how to conduct an employee health assessment, implementation, and evaluation. Explore examples of successful programs in action. $645
Fatigue ManagementThe course highlights modern research and knowledge relating to the causes and effects of fatigue, and discusses it as a safety issue. Your introduction to the tools and methods used to assess, manage and mitigate fatigue hazards. $645
Disability ManagementThis course lays out the best practices in the field of disability management (DM), and their application to the case and claim management process. $645
1 888 [email protected] go.unb.ca/wellness
CUSTOMIZE YOUR SOLUTIONChoose from our menu of workplace health & wellness options. All courses are completely online. Start anytime and work at your own pace from anywhere!
BENEFITS FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION• Provide a supportive environment, encouraging
employees to seek help• Gain the skills to identify and support at risk employees• Get expert advice on how to implement strategies to
reduce absenteeism and turnover rates• Understand how to improve employee satisfaction and
increase productivity• Gain insight into achieving optimum workplace wellness• Get practical advice on how to gain buy-in from senior
management for wellness initiatives
EMPLOYEE BENEFITSEMPLOYEE BENEFITS• Develop new, more adaptive ways of coping• Improve current coping mechanisms• Find more peace in your life• Advance both personally and professionally
and improve your relationships
ONLINE COURSES
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Cannabis: An Employee's Perspective $49 Cannabis: A Manager's Perspective $49
[email protected] go.unb.ca/cannabis
COURSE TOPICSModule 1 Cannabis: Mitigating Risk• Anchoring the link between cannabis and safety
Module 2 Cannabis Overview• Recreational and medical use, affects, methods of use,
effects of cannabis on safety, and the law
Module 3 Medical Cannabis and Accommodation• Things to consider when seeking medical accommodations
for cannabis
Module 4 Fit for Duty• What every employee must know with respect to
impairment risk for both smoking and digesting cannabis,when it is safe to drive, when it is not and how to ensureemployees stay in compliance with their organization’spolicies
Module 5 Linking Stress, Mental Health and Cannabis• Employees will benefit from knowing the link between
stress and mental health
CANNABIS: A MANAGER’S PERSPECTIVEThis workshop provides managers with an integrated model for how to effectively support and manage employees in the workplace who may be impaired due to cannabis or other drugs. The Manager’s Perspective has all the modules of the Employee’s Perspective along with one additional module.
Module 6 Managing Impairment in the Workplace• Managers receive tools for evaluating impairment risk
in the workplace• The manager’s legal responsibility• Overview of testing• Introduction to human rights and testing• The importance for managers to focus on safety first
over friendship• Manage the risk for impairment in the workplace• Managers will receive tools for facilitating fit for duty
and duty to inquire• Overview of impairment
CANNABIS: AN EMPLOYEE’S PERSPECTIVEThis workshop is entirely online and covers the basics employees need to know regarding cannabis and the workplace. Employers can use this workshop as an Occupational Health and Safety compliance step.
ABOUT THIS WORKSHOP• Competency-based with interactive activities to
enhance learning• Designed for all existing employees and new hires• It takes about 2 hours to complete
BENEFITS• Provides employees with the knowledge to make good
decisions concerning cannabis use• Removes assumptions to ensure all employees have the
information to make decisions they need to ensure theystay safe
• Drives personal accountability• Increases workforce literacy on cannabis
(medical and recreational)
CANNABIS IN THE WORKPLACE
Group pricing available. Register participants and ask our representatives.506 453-5138 1 866 599-4646
Fees are subject to applicable taxes.
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The Applied Behaviour Analysis Training for Families and Caregivers is suitable for persons who face the day-to-day demands of managing behavioural challenges of individuals of varying ages, with intellectual disabilities, experiencing autism spectrum disorders (ASD), or general behavioural challenges.
ONLINE APPLIED BEHAVIOUR ANALYSIS TRAINING FOR FAMILIES AND CAREGIVERS
COURSESCAIS 9001 Behaviour 101 (Prerequisite)CAIS 9002 Reducing Challenging BehaviourCAIS 9003 Teaching New SkillsCAIS 9004 Feeding Difficulties CAIS 9005 Functional Communication TrainingCAIS 9006 Toilet TrainingCAIS 9007 Social SkillsCAIS 9008 Sexuality
BENEFITS• Work at your own pace, one course at a time• Network and learn from other caregivers who have
similar challenges• Access to a trained facilitator who will provide guidance
throughout the course
START ANYTIME! $69 per course
506 452-6209 1 866 [email protected] go.unb.ca/aba-training-caregivers
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.
AUTISM AND BEHAVIOURAL INTERVENTION PROGRAMMING PROGRAMMINGAUTISM INTERVENTION TRAINING PROGRAM
CERTIFICATE OF ADVANCED STUDIESLearn 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. All courses in this program are based on the principles of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA).
18-WEEK ONLINE PROGRAM WITH PRACTICUMTHEORY (ONLINE COURSE)5 MODULES — INCLUDES 21 PRESENTATIONS• Knowledge of Autism / ABA *• Understanding Behaviours• Evidence-Based Practices (1 & 2)• Functional Skills (ADL †)
* Applied Behaviour Analysis† Activities of Daily Living
PRACTICUM (FACE-TO-FACE)The practicum will provide 10 days of hands-on training and 12 hours of training sessions via Zoom, working closely with autism experts.
$6495
506 789-6542 1 888 648-4111, ext. [email protected] go.unb.ca/autism or continuum.ccnb.ca
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Completely online! Work at your own pace in a supportive environment. 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.
24 weeks, 6 online modules and five 2-hour workshops via Zoom
TOPICS INCLUDE:• Introduction to FASD • Diagnosis Component• Prevention, Economics, • Community Systems and Life Planning • An Integrated Approach • Intervention to FASD
$3495
506 452-6209 1 866 [email protected] go.unb.ca/fasd-certificate
ONLINE FETAL ALCOHOL SPECTRUM DISORDERINTERVENTION CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Fees are subject to applicable taxes.
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PROGRAMME DE FORMATION EN INTERVENTION AUPRÈS DES PERSONNES AUTISTESCERTIFICAT D'ÉTUDES AVANCÉESApprendre à travailler avec des enfants et des adolescents atteints d’un trouble du spectre de l’autisme ainsi que leur famille, afin de favoriser leur développement et de promouvoir leur autonomie. Tous les modules de ce programme reposent sur les principes de l’analyse appliquée du comportement (AAC).
FORMATION EN LIGNE DE 18 SEMAINES INCLUANT UN STAGE PRATIQUETHÉORIE (COURS EN LIGNE)5 MODULES — INCLUS 21 PRÉSENTATIONS• Connaissance l’autisme / AAC *• Comprendre les comportments• Pratique fondée sur des preuves (1 & 2)• Compétences Fonctionelles (AVQ †)
* Analyse appliquée du comportement† Activités de la vie quotidienne
La formation pour les familles et les aidants familiaux en analyse appliquée du comportement permet de gérer les problèmes de comportements chez les personnes peu importe leur âge et leurs capacités. Si vous vous occupez d’un membre de votre famille ou d’une personne qui souffre d’une déficience intellectuelle, d’un trouble dans le spectre de l’autisme (TSA) ou qui a des problèmes de comportement, ce programme peut vous aider à gérer votre vie quotidienne.
EN LIGNE FORMATION POUR LES FAMILLES ET LES AIDANTSFAMILIAUX EN ANALYSE APPLIQUÉE DU COMPORTEMENT
COURSCAIS 9011 Introduction au Comportement 101 (Prérequis)CAIS 9012 Réduire les comportements difficilesCAIS 9013 Enseigner des nouvelles compétences et a gestion des émotionsCAIS 9014 Surmonter les défis en alimentationCAIS 9015 Améliorer la communication fonctionnelleCAIS 9016 Entrainement de la propretéCAIS 9017 Habiletés socialeCAIS 9018 Sexualité et intimité
AVANTAGES• Vous travaillez à votre rythme, un cours à la fois• Vous pouvez faire du réseautage et apprendre de d’autres parents qui font face à des problèmes semblables• Vous avez accès à un modérateur formé qui vous guidera le long du processus
COMMENCEZ QUAND VOUS VOULEZ ! par cours 69 $
506 458-7843 1 866 [email protected] go.unb.ca/aba-formation-familles
PRATIQUE (FACE-À-FACE)Le stage pratique de 10 jours face-à-face et 12 heures de sessions de formation via Zoom est en étroite collaboration avec des experts en autisme. 6495 $
506 789-6542 1 888 648-4111, ext. [email protected] go.unb.ca/autism or continuum.ccnb.ca
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.
Les frais sont sujet aux taxes applicables.
PROGRAMMATION SUR L'INTERVENTION COMPORTEMENTALE ET L'AUTISME
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ONLINE CERTIFICATE IN OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETYDevelop 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.
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 COHS 3130 Legislative Compliance and Corporate Investigation 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 COHS 3340 Ergonomics Behaviour COHS 3410 Auditing OHS Management Systems
START ANYTIME! $595 per course go.unb.ca/cohs
ONLINE CRST® AND CRSP® EXAM PREPARATION COURSESIdeal for anyone planning to write the Canadian Registered Safety Professionals CRST® or CRSP® exam. The courses provide 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! $550 go.unb.ca/crsp-prep
ONLINE 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 MANAGEMENTCOHS 4111 Effective Communication COHS 4141 Effective Workplace TrainingCOHS 4131 Human Performance Leadership COHS 4151 Psychological Health and Safety
TECHNICAL ELECTIVESCOHS 4211 Managing Substance Abuse in the Workplace COHS 4251 Personal Protective EquipmentCOHS 4221 Disability Management COHS 4261 Program Planning and Wellness in the WorkplaceCOHS 4231 Safety in Complex Work Environments COHS 4271 Fatigue ManagementCOHS 4241 Working at Elevation COHS 4291 Data Driven Decision Making
START ANYTIME! $645 per course go.unb.ca/dohs
ONLINE CERTIFICATE IN SAFETY LEADERSHIP PROGRAMHelping Safety Practitioners Find Their Voice. Safety practitioners have the technical training and know-how to ensure their companies 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. The Certificate in Safety Leadership helps participants 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! $550 per course go.unb.ca/safety-leadership
506 453-4694 1 888 259-4222 [email protected] go.unb.ca/ohs
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY
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NURSINGNEW BRUNSWICK CRITICAL CARE NURSING PROGRAMONLINE WITH ON-SITE, HANDS-ON PRACTICUMRegistered Nurses currently employed by NB Regional Health Authorities and novice to the critical care setting may apply. This 11-week, professional development certificate program is delivered primarily online with on-site clinical tutorials and a 135-hour clinical preceptorship in critical care.
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 [email protected] www.unb.ca/cel/nbccnp
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UGotClass ONLINE CERTIFICATES & COURSES
PRODUCTIVITY & TIME MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE New!ComBoost your productivity by managing your time better. Discover the Top Ten most effective time management techniques to increase your work outcomes without spending more time. Take home new 21st century techniques and strategies.Find out about the exciting Productivity eTools that are available now, and utilize technology to boost your productivity.
For a complete list of UGotClass online courses and pricing visit www.unb.ca/cel/ugotclass
BUSINESS AND COMMUNICATIONSBookkeeping CertificateCertificate in SalesCertificate in Customer ServiceCertificate in Accounting and Finance for Non Financial ManagersEntrepreneurship CertificateBusiness Coaching CertificateCertificate in Business Writing Certificate in Workplace CommunicationCertificate in Presentation MediaEffective Copywriting (seminar)
EDUCATION AND TRAININGCertificate in Online TeachingCertificate in Teaching AdultsCertified Online Instructor (COI)Certificate in Learning StylesFostering Online Discussion (seminar)
MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIPCertificate in Non Profit AdministrationManaging Social Change CertificateSix Sigma Green Belt CertificateSupervisory and Leadership CertificateWorkplace Conflict Solutions CertificateCertificate in Leadership Development
MARKETINGDigital Marketing CertificateMastering Video Marketing CertificateCertificate in Data AnalysisSocial Media for Business Certificate
TECHNOLOGYCertificate in Basic Game DesignCertificate in Mastering ExcelCertificate in Web DesignCoding CertificateGraphic Design Software Essentials CertificateProgramming for Non Programmers CertificateSQL CertificateWordPress Certificate
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Convenient and affordable—improve your skills from the comfort of your home or office!We are proud to announce a new partnership with MindEdge to bring online professional development to your organization in the areas of: data analytics, digital marketing, and Six Sigma & Lean.
ONLINE CERTIFICATE IN DATA ANALYTICSToday’s world is data-driven and the importance (and scope) of data is only going to increase as time goes on. In the business world, it is important to know how to analyze relevant data to see where you have been and figure out where you want to go. Data analytics enable organizations to make better-informed business decisions.
COURSESData Analysis for Improving Organizational Performance Statistical Process ControlData Analysis in the Real World Statistics as a Managerial ToolIntroduction to Data Analysis Tools of Data Analysis
START ANYTIME! $399 (USD)
ONLINE CERTIFICATE IN DIGITAL MARKETINGDigital marketing helps organizations promote and sell products and services through online marketing methods such as social media messaging, website ads, Facebook marketing campaigns, Google Adwords, and more. It’s vital to develop a marketing strategy that keeps up with the technology.
COURSESDigital Marketing Strategy Search Engine Optimization (SEO)Content Marketing Paid Search/Pay Per Click Advertising (PPC)Social Media Marketing Mobile MarketingMarketing Automation Conversion Rate OptimizationWeb Analytics
START ANYTIME! $549 (USD)
MINDEDGE ONLINE PROGRAMS
506 453-5138 1 866 599-4646 [email protected] go.unb.ca/mindedgeFees are subject to applicable taxes.
Certification has three levels: Yellow Belt, Green Belt, and Black Belt. It is not necessary to be certified in all three levels. You can select the level that is most appropriate to your career goals.
NOTE: Courses in the above two programs can be taken individually, but to receive a Certificate of Completion you must register for the certificate.
ONLINE SIX SIGMA & LEANExplore one of three available certificates, take an introductory course or, if you have prior training, take the individual exams.
Learn approaches to organizational processes that minimize waste and increase value. Benefits include customer satisfaction and cost reduction. Six Sigma & Lean also leads to revenue growth and productivity improvements and provides prized analytic and process skills relevant to leadership positions.
AVAILABLE OPTIONSIntroductory Courses Individual ExamsCertificates Recertification Exams
START ANYTIME! Prices vary.
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Are you looking to train your employees?Ask us about group pricing for any of the offerings found in this schedule. We can also develop a customized program to meet your unique needs.
Not sure where to start?We provide:• Convenient and Flexible Delivery Models• Needs Assessment• 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.
506 453-5138 1 866 [email protected] go.unb.ca/customizedtraining
CUSTOMIZED TRAINING SOLUTIONS
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 provide support for 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) certifications Electrofishing certificationWater Quality Analysis and Interpretation
For a complete list of courses visit www.canadianriversinstitute.com/training [email protected]
CANADIAN RIVERS INSTITUTE (CRI)
PERSONAL & CULTURAL ENRICHMENTACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES. FOR THE JOY OF IT!
LEISURE LEARNING COURSES
CCOM 1323 Intro to Crochet Kim Bent Sun. Mar. 1 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 1401 Drawing for Beginners Ameesha Tirmazi Wed. Mar. 11 - Apr. 1 $125 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 1706 Pottery Basics Emily Veysey Wed. Mar. 18 - Apr. 15 $249 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 1266 Wedding Design 101 Cindy St. Onge Sat. Mar. 21 $45 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 1414 Weaving on a Frame - Home Décor Tina Sharapova Sat. Mar. 21 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 1025 Intro to Acrylic Painting Ameesha Tirmazi Mon. Mar. 30 - May 11 $135 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 1206 Watercolour Journals Katie FitzRandolph Sat. Apr. 4 - May 2 $135 10:00 am - 1:00 pmCCOM 1706 Pottery Basics Emily Veysey Wed. May 6 - June 3 $249 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 1069 Spill Painting Kristi Williston Sat. May 9 $55 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 1227 Floral Design 101 Cindy St. Onge Sat. May 23 $45 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 1414 Weaving on a Frame - Home Décor Tina Sharapova Sat. May 23 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 1206 Watercolour Journals Katie FitzRandolph Sat. June 6 -27 $135 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
CODE COURSE INSTRUCTOR DAYS DATES COST* TIME
ARTS AND CULTURE
CCOM 1136 An Introduction to Publishing Joe Powers Sat. Mar. 21 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 1006 Exploring Poetry Barb Buckley Tues. Mar. 24 - May 12 $149 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmCCOM 1111 Creative Free Writing Barb Buckley Wed. Mar. 25 - May 13 $155 6:30 pm - 8:45 pmCCOM 1134 Novel Writing - Next Steps Terry Armstrong Sat. Mar. 28 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 1133 Fixing Common Writing Errors Shelley Egan Sat. Apr. 4 $45 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 1128 Crafting the Short Story Joe Powers Mon. Apr. 20 - June 1 $139 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmCCOM 1122 Novel Writing Terry Armstrong Thurs. Apr. 23 - June 11 $155 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmCCOM 1907 Screenwriting – For Film and TV Terry Armstrong Sat. May 9 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm CCOM 1136 An Introduction to Publishing Joe Powers Sat. May 23 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 8015 Self Publishing and Marketing Terry Armstrong Sat. May 23 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 1134 Novel Writing – Next Steps Terry Armstrong Sat. June 20 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
WRITING AND LITERATURE
*Fees are subject to applicable taxes.
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CCOM 4025 Tai Chi for Health Yue Ming Chen Thurs. Mar. 12 - Apr. 9 $125 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 4041 Meditation For Health Linda Morehouse Sat. Mar. 21 $60 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 4039 Creating Your Best Life Debra Quartermain Tues. Mar. 24 - May 5 $165 6:30 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 4011 Live an Authentic Life Barb Buckley Thurs. Mar. 26 - May 7 $155 6:00 pm - 8:30 pmCCOM 3051 Welcome Baby Shelley Langmaid Sat. & Sun. Apr. 4-5 $145 9:30 am - 3:30 pm CCOM 4027 Discover Chi Kung Yue Ming Chen Mon. Apr. 20 - June 1 $139 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 4016 Beyond Mindfulness Joan Doyle Mon. Apr. 20 - June 15 $275 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmCCOM 4025 Tai Chi for Health Yue Ming Chen Thurs. Apr. 23 - May 21 $125 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 4040 Meditation Basics Linda Morehouse Sat. May 2 $60 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 4011 Live an Authentic Life Barb Buckley Thurs. May 21 - June 25 $149 6:00 pm - 8:30 pmCCOM 4041 Meditation For Health Linda Morehouse Sat. May 30 $60 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
HEALTH AND WELLNESS
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CCOM 2076 French One-on-One Various Flexible Flexible $280 8 hoursCCOM 2081 French Beginners - Level 1 Mark Temelini Mon. May 4 - June 15 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pmCCOM 2082 French Beginners - Level 2 Mark Temelini Tues. May 5 - June 9 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pmCCOM 2704 French Beginners - Level 3 Mark Temelini Wed. Apr. 29 - June 3 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pmCCOM 2083 French Intermediate - Level A TBA Tues. Apr. 28 - June 2 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pmCCOM 2085 French Intermediate - Level B TBA Tues. Apr. 28 - June 2 $135 7:30 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 2706 French Intermediate - Level C TBA Thurs. Apr. 23 - May 28 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pmCCOM 2074 Spanish One-on-One Monica Salvarredi Flexible Flexible $280 8 hoursCCOM 2008 Spanish Beginners - Level 1 Monica Salvarredi Mon. May 4 - June 15 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pmCCOM 2005 Spanish Beginners - Level 2 Monica Salvarredi Mon. May 4 - June 15 $135 7:30 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 2009 Spanish Intermediate - Level 1 Monica Salvarredi Thurs. May 7 - June 11 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pmCCOM 2013 Italian for Travelers Mark Temelini Thurs. Apr. 30 - June 4 $135 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
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CCOM 1030 Digital Photo: SLR Basics Gary Weekes Wed. Mar. 11 - Apr. 8 $155 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 6040 Outdoor Photography Gary Weekes Thurs. Apr. 9-30 $150 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 9511 Digital Photo: Basics Gary Weekes Sat. Apr. 18 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 1030 Digital Photo: SLR Basics Gary Weekes Wed. Apr. 22 - May 20 $155 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 1309 Digital Photo: Beyond Basics Gary Weekes Mon. Apr. 27 - June 1 $150 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 9511 Digital Photo: Basics Gary Weekes Sat. May 30 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm
PHOTOGRAPHY
Course schedules are subject to change.
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CCOM 2607 Fermenting to Preserve Food Matthew MacLean Sat. & Thurs. Mar. 14 & 19 $55 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm & 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmCCOM 2038 A Taste of Ancient Rome Mark Temelini Sat. Mar. 21 $45 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 2605 Sushi for Beginners Amber Li Sun. Mar. 22 $45 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 2618 Tea Rituals and Appreciation Tina Sharapova Sun. Mar. 22 $25 2:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 2036 A Taste of Italy Mark Temelini Sat. Mar. 28 $45 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 2036 A Taste of Italy Mark Temelini Sat. Apr. 25 $45 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 2605 Sushi for Beginners Amber Li Sun. May 3 $45 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 2038 A Taste of Ancient Rome Mark Temelini Sat. May 9 $45 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 2607 Fermenting to Preserve Food Matthew MacLean Sat. & Thurs. May 9 & 14 $55 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm & 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmCCOM 2604 Breadmaking Basics Pam Hatheway Sun. May 10 $45 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 2054 Wine Appreciation Chris MacDonald Tues. May 12 $75 7:00 pm - 9:30 pmCCOM 2614 Beer Appreciation Ian Covey Thurs. May 14 $75 7:00 pm - 9:30 pmCCOM 2036 A Taste of Italy Mark Temelini Sat. May 23 $45 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 2630 Whiskey Appreciation Johanne McInnis Fri. June 12 $75 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
CCOM 9105 Pro Game Design Jeff Mundee Sat. Mar. 14 $85 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
FOOD AND DRINK
TECHNOLOGY
CCOM 1100 One Stitch at a Time - Part 2 Tina Sharapova Mon. Mar. 9-30 $100 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 8038 Wealth Management Anastasia Mikalutskaya Wed. Mar. 11 - Apr. 15 $135 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 1234 Soap Making Sarah Smith-Stewart Sun. Mar. 15 $55 1:00 pm - 5:00 pmCCOM 1231 Making Green Household Products Pam Hatheway Sun. Mar. 22 $45 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 6030 BeeKeeping: An Introduction Andrew Byers Sat. Mar. 28 $55 10:00 am - 4:00 pmCCOM 6030 BeeKeeping: An Introduction Andrew Byers Sun. Mar. 29 $55 10:00 am - 4:00 pmCCOM 1235 Cross Stitch for Beginners Karoline Barr Wed. Apr. 1-15 $75 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 1098 One Stitch at a Time Tina Sharapova Mon. Apr. 20 - May 11 $100 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmCCOM 1298 DIY Spring Tune-Up Bob Scott Tues. Apr. 21 - May 19 $150 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 1306 Beginners Wood Working Bob Scott Thurs. Apr. 23 - June 14 $135 6:00 pm - 9:00 pmCCOM 1231 Making Green Household Products Pam Hatheway Sun. May 3 $45 1:00 pm - 4:00 pmCCOM 1100 One Stitch at a Time - Part 2 Tina Sharapova Mon. May 25 - June 15 $100 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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June 22 – 26 6-10 Steal the Stage; Harry Potter; OR DIY Crafts 8-12 Creative Tech & Design OR Let's Make Movies! 10-14 Dessert 1June 29 – July 3* 6-10 Very Van Gogh OR Dessert 1 8-12 Creative Tech & Design OR Stop-Motion 10-14 Steal the Stage OR Awesome ComicsJuly 6 – 10 6-10 Fabulous Fashionistas OR Everything Ninja 8-12 Creative Tech & Design OR Creative Writing 10-14 Musical Theatre OR Dessert 2July 13 – 17 6-10 Steal the Stage; Harry Potter OR Dessert 2 8-12 Creative Tech & Design OR Creative Writing 10-14 Crafty CreationsJuly 20 – 24 6-10 Steal the Stage; Harry Potter II OR Crafty Creations 8-12 Creative Tech & Design OR Pro Photography 10-14 Dessert 3
July 27– 31 6-10 Steal the Stage; Dessert 3 OR Awesome Painting & Drawing 8-12 Creative Tech & Design OR Stop-Motion 10-14 Fabulous FashionistasAug. 4 – 7* 6-10 Italian Gourmet; Little Picasso OR Nifty Knitters & Sewers 8-12 Creative Tech & Design OR Creating Stories with Samaqani Cocahq 10-14 Steal the Stage OR Awesome ComicsAug. 10 – 14 6-10 Steal the Stage OR Little Picasso 8-12 Creative Tech & Design OR Creating Stories with Samaqani Cocahq 10-14 Nifty Knitters & Sewers OR Italian GourmetAug. 17 – 21 6-10 Fabulous Fashionistas OR Princess Tea 8-12 Creative Tech & Design OR Stop Motion 10-14 Musical Theatre OR Dessert 4Aug. 24 – 28 6-10 Steal the Stage; Dessert 4 OR Stuffies & Puppets 8-12 Creative Tech & Design OR Let's Make Movies! 10-14 Crafts GaloreAug. 31 – Sept. 4 6-10 Steal the Stage; Harry Potter OR DIY Crafts 8-12 Creative Tech & Design OR Stop-Motion 10-14 Yummy Lunches
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.
DESIGN WORKS CAMPS FOR KIDS & TEENSJOIN US THIS SUMMER: June 22 - September 4EXPERIENCE 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, Tech, and Theatre week-long camps – $169 ($135 for 4-day week*), Jr Iron Chef camps – $179 ($145 for 4-day week*).
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Materials fees: $15 for Photography, Tech, and Chef camps, $10 for Art camp and $5 for Theatre camp. No HST for children 14 years and younger.
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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The UNB Music Conservatory offers a comprehensive music learning program, including private music lessons, performing ensembles for players of any level, music theory instruction, and over 50 instruments available to rent. Community members of all ages have the opportunity to perform in concerts and special events throughout the year. Be sure to check out our always innovative MusicUNB Concert series as well!
PRIVATE LESSONSPrivate lessons are available on a wide variety of instruments and styles. The UNB Conservatory maintains a roster of highly talented and qualified instructors to help you develop existing skills or learn a new instrument. Fees vary between $20 – $60 per lesson depending on the instructor and lesson length.
What’s your instrument?• Bass • Guitar • Saxophone (Electric & Upright) (Electric & Acoustic) • Trumpet• Bassoon • Oboe • Viola• Cello • Percussion • Violin• Clarinet • Piano • Voice• Flute (Classical & Jazz) • French Horn
For more information on instructors please visit go.unb.ca/music-instructors.
MUSIC PROGRAMSQUALITY INSTRUCTION FOR ALL
CONSERVATORY PROGRAMSWORKSHOPS AND SHORT COURSESThroughout 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. There are courses in Vinyl, Music and Poetry, Jazz, Performance Anxiety, and more. Check online regularly to see what's happening at the Centre for Musical Arts in the coming months.
There’s still time to catch our last workshop this season!
NEW! MUSIC COLLECTINGWednesdays, March 4 – 25, 7:00 pm – 8:30 pmInstructor: Eric Hill Fee: $99 (+HST)Get help developing your music collection. Discuss buying practices that get quick results, stretch your dollar, and delve into the buy-and-sell world of collecting for value and profit.
ENSEMBLESThe UNB Conservatory offers a variety of ensembles to the public. Music is best when shared!
ADULT ENSEMBLESJoin in and experience the joy of creating music with others.
• UNB CHORALE• UNB CONCERT BAND• CHAMBER MUSIC
YOUTH ENSEMBLESYouth music ensembles exercise children’s teamwork, problem solving abilities, and leadership skills.
• JUNIOR STRING ORCHESTRA• INTERMEDIATE STRING ORCHESTRA• SENIOR STRING ORCHESTRA
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Spend the summer making music! Whether you're interested in learning a new instrument, writing your own songs, or playing in a symphonic band, we have a camp experience for you! We've expanded our programming, but we're still dedicated to quality music instruction for all levels.
CAMPS FOR PRESCHOOLERS(AGES 3-5)YOUNGSTERS MUSIC CAMPMonday to Friday, July 6-10 (half days)Instructor: Heather Brannon Fee: $189A fun-filled introduction to music concepts, specially catered to younger children. Become familiar with the piano, music staff, and have fun with music games! All materials provided.
CAMPS FOR YOUNGER STUDENTS(AGES 6-12)These camps offer a fun-filled introduction to music concepts.
YOUTH STRING CAMPMonday to Friday, June 22-26Instructor: Buffy Andrews Fee: $219Play with other kids in a string orchestra! This is for younger students who have begun learning the violin, viola, or cello. A year or two of previous experience is recommended. Students must bring their own instruments.
CRASH COURSE FLUTE NEW!Monday to Friday, July 6-10Instructor: Julie Grant Fee: $219Try the flute for the first time! Learn note-reading, basic technique, and enjoy lots of other musical activities during the day. Flutes provided by UNB Music Camps.
CRASH COURSE VIOLIN NEW!Monday to Friday, July 13-17Instructor: Mark Kleyn Fee: $219Try the violin for the first time! Learn basic technique, music-reading, and enjoy lots of other musical activities. Violins provided by UNB Music Camps.
CRASH COURSE CELLO NEW!Monday to Friday, July 20-24Instructor: Emily Kennedy Fee: $219Try the cello for the first time! Learn basic technique, music-reading, and enjoy lots of other musical activities. Cellos provided by UNB Music Camps.
RECORDER CAMPMonday to Friday, July 27-31Instructor: Heather Brannon Fee: $219Learn how to play the recorder! You'll also get to try the handbells and play lots of music games. No prior experience necessary. All necessary materials provided.
SUMMER MUSIC CAMPSCAMPS FOR OLDER STUDENTS(AGES 11-17)Our camps are a place for making lifelong friendships with musical peers in our community. We provide a fun, creative, and supportive environment with time for socializing.
ELECTRONIC MUSIC CAMPMonday to Friday, June 22-26Instructor: Maksim Osipau Fee: $219Become a music producer! Learn how to create your own amazing songs with computer software. All levels of experience welcome. All necessary materials provided, though students are welcome to bring their own laptop.
SONGWRITERS CAMPMonday to Friday, July 13-17Instructor: Charles Harding Fee: $219Take your song-writing to the next level, or write your own songs for the first time. Learn about harmony, lyrics, the recording process, and other music-industry tips! All levels of experience welcome. Please bring your instruments!
SYNTHESIZERS CAMP NEW!Monday to Friday, July 20-24Instructor: Charles Harding Fee: $219Explore the amazing world of synthesizers. How-to lessons and hands-on sessions will give you the tools to master the vast capabilities of these electronic instruments. All levels of experience welcome. All necessary materials provided.
STRING CAMP*Monday to Friday, July 27-31Instructor: Emily Kennedy Fee: $219This is a great chance to meet and make music with students from other music programs for a 5-day string intensive. Complete with chamber music, string orchestra, and technique masterclasses. Two years prior experience recommended. Students must bring their own instruments.
BAND CAMP*Monday to Friday, July 27-31Instructor: Julian Smerdon Fee: $219Calling all brass, woodwind, and percussion players! Meet and make music with band students from different programs. Complete with chamber music, large ensemble, and instrument-specific technique classes. Two years prior experience recommended. Students must bring their own instruments.
* Overnight options available.For participants 15 years of age or over, please add HST.
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL: Register before June 1 & SAVE $20!REGISTRATION DEADLINE: Registration for all camps
is the Friday before the first day of your 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 May-July• Intensive English Term Segment - 35+ hours per week from September-October, January-February, and May-June• 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
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