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~Room SENATE

UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH Tuesday, January 19, 1992

17:00 p.m. 200, Chemistry & Microbiology

.If Building

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AGENDA

APPROVAL OF AGENDA

REMARKS FROM THE CHAIR

READING AND DISPOSING OF MINUTES OF THE SENATE MEETING OF TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1992 (attached)

BUSINESS ARISING FROM THE MINUTES

READING OF ENQUIRIES AND COMMUNICATIONS

QUESTION PERIOD

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

REPORTS OF STANDING BOARDS AND COMMITTEES

Executive committee

(a) Closed Session

2. Bylaws and Membership

(a) Membership on Senate Boards and Committees (b) Revision to Bylaws and Regulation

3. Board of undergraduate Studies

(a) List of Graduands for Winter Convocation, 1993

4 . Board of Graduate Studies

a) Additions to Graduate and Associated Graduate Faculty

b) New Exchange Agreements c) Interdisciplinary Interdepartmental (III) Graduate

Programs -- Enrolment Fall 1992 d) University Graduate Scholarships Program e) List of Graduands for Winter Convocation, 1993

5. Research Board

No Report

6. Library committee

No Report

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7 • Student Petitions

No Report

8 • committee on Awards

a) New Awards

9. committee on University Planning

No Report

10. committee on Student Development

No Report

11. committee on International Activities

No Report

IX NEW BUSINESS

1. COU Report 2. Report from the Board of Governors

X CLOSED SESSION

1. Executive Committee

a) One nomination for Professor Emeritus

Please note: The Senate Executive will meet at 16:45 in Room 121, MacNaughton Building just prior to Senate

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~. Brenda Whiteside Secretary of Senate

university of Guelph Senate

VIII.2

REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE ON BYLAWS AND MEMBERSHIP

Tuesday, January 19, 1993

Ca) Changes to Senate Boards and Committees

Motion: that Senate approve the proposed changes to the membership of the Senate Board and Committee for the 1992-93 session.

(b) Revisions to Senate Bylaws and Regulations

Motion:

Membership:

that Senate approve the addition to its membership of one Librarian member elected by and from the academic Librarians with the corresponding changes to the Bylaws and Regulations.

J. R. MacDonald W. Bilanski

B. H. Sells H. Chapman

R. M. Barham F. Evers Jillian Hovey J. Walsh

E. Balon G. Yovanovich w. H. Howard

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university of Guelph senate

REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE ON BYLAWS AND MEMBERSHIP


Additional Membership changes

Senate Committee on International Activities

Add: R. stoltz B. H. Sells

Board of Undergraduate Studies

Remove: R. Downey, O.V.C. Add: L. J. McCutcheon, OVC

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(a) Changes to Senate Boards and Committees

senate committee on University Planning

Remove: Add:

D. Woolcott, Chair, Family Studies - on leave J. Tindale, Acting chair, Family Studies

Board of Undergraduate Studies

Remove: Add:

I. Campbell, Dean, CPES - on leave D. Knight, Dean, C.S.S.

(b) Change to Senate Bylaws and Regulations

It is proposed that the Senate membership be expanded by one to allow elective membership status for Librarians on the University Senate and its committees.

Currently, Librarians with academic status cannot serve as elected Senate members, although Librarians can participate on Senate as representatives of the Faculty Association or serve on subcommittees. The Chief Librarian, as an ex-officio member, is eligible for positions on Senate Committees. There is a basis for recognizing that Librarians can contribute to University governance and deserve an elected position in their own rank. Given that Senate and its Committees often deliberate on a number of issues pertaining to new courses and programs, student instruction, the dissemination of knowledge and barriers, inter-relationships with Library collections at other universities, it is believed that the views of the Librarians are relevant to a number of issues that are debated at Senate. As decisions related to these issues and access to information become more complex, the rationale for eligibility for elected Senate membership and committee participation becomes more pertinent.

Senate membership for Librarians on a non-ex-officio basis is now a feature of many university Senates across Canada, for example, at McGill, New Brunswick, Victoria and York. In these cases, there is recognition that an elected position should off-set an ex-officio appointment to address all Library related matters.

If approved, the Senate Bylaws and Regulations should be revised as follows:

Under Committee on Bylaws and Membership, the following regulation will be added:

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Regulations Governing Election of a Librarian to Senate.

1. Term of Office

The term of office shall be three Sessions of Senate beginning september 1 in the year of the election and ending August 31st, three Sessions of Senate later.

2. Representation

There will be a Librarian member of Senate elected by and from the academic Librarians.

3. Eligibility

(a) To be considered for representation

Librarians not identified as ex-officio members of Senate shall be eligible to be considered, providing they hold a full time academic appointment at the University of Guelph.

Any Librarian registered for a degree or diploma at this University shall be ineligible for election.

(b) To vote

Librarians not identified as ex-officio members of Senate shall be eligible to vote provided they hold a full-time academic appointment at the University of Guelph.

(c) To Nominate

Librarians not identified as ex-officio members of Senate shall be eligible to nominate, provided they hold a full-time academic appointment at the University of Guelph. They shall not be eligible to nominate if they are registered for a degree or diploma at this University. Any Librarian on leave of absence will be able to nominate.

(d) To Stand for Election

Librarians not identified as ex-officio members of senate shall be eligible to stand for election provided they have held a full-time academic appointment at the University of Guelph at least 12 months prior to the beginning of the Semester in which the election is held.

Any Librarian who is registered for a degree or diploma at this University shall be ineligible to stand for election. Librarians on leave of absence shall be considered ineligible for nomination unless they will be returning to the University of Guelph for the first Senate session for which they are standing for election.

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(e) To continue on senate

A Librarian who is registered for a degree or diploma at this University shall be unable to continue as a member of Senate. Any Librarian that takes a leave of absence for more than one semester during a session of Senate shall be ineligible to continue as a member of Senate. Any Librarian who anticipates a leave of absence for more than one semester shall forward a letter of resignation to the Secretary of Senate.

(f) To Stand for Re-Election

A Librarian who is a Senator, if otherwise qualified, shall be eligible to stand for re-election.

4. Vacancies and Replacements

Replacements for vacancies will be determined in a manner similar to that outlined under (a) Regulations Governing Election of Faculty to Senate.

5. Nominations

Nominations will be handled in a manner to similar to (a) Regulations Governing Election of Faculty to Senate.

6. Election

Balloting will occur in a manner similar to that outlined in (a) Regulations Governing Election of Faculty to Senate.

7. Administration of Election

The committee shall be responsible for the administration of the election of Librarians to Senate.

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UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH SENATE

VIII.3

REPORT FROM THE BOARD OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES


(a) List of Graduands for Winter Convocation, 1993

MOTION:

Membership:

J. R. MacDonald A. G. Holmes N. Clendenning N. I. Bailey J. Mottin J. J. Simpson Shirley Senoff

that Senate approve the list of graduands for Winter convocation, 1993.

T. Bray v. Gray R. M. Barham R. Downey K. Mullen Andrew Noble

B. D. Sullivan J. B. Black J. L. Campbell G. Hofstra D. Noakes Scott Van Haren

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Bachelor of Arts - GENERAL PROGRAM - College : ARTS ****************

~EREK MARK AMBROSE ALLAN PATRICK BARNES LEAH VICTORIA BINGHAM MOHAMMED FEISAL BOND WENDI YOLANDA CHALLENGER SARAH LORRAINE CLEMENTS CHARLES DAVID DAVIES SANDRA FAULDS CRYSTAL L. FLETCHER MOIRA GRACE MICHELLE ELIZABETH HARRINGTON JASON WILLIAM HUNTeR KIMBERLEY PATRICIA JACKSON KATHARINE KITSON PIK NGA RENEE LAM JENNIFER LEWIS LAWRENCE MACDONALD PAUL JOHN EDWARD MAGEL WENDY S. MCCARROLL CATHERINE ANNE MITCHELL OEBORAH LYNN NEWHAM SARA PATRICIA LOUISE O'SRIGHT JENNIFER KIM PATTON PAUL EDMUND POOLER -'NA LEE ROTHWELL

_INN KIMBERLEY SHIELD MICHELLE LOUISE SNOOK NATALIE BRENDA THOMSON GREGORY WILLIAM TOSTEVIN KIMBERLEY LYNN WHATMAN JAMES SCOTT WHITTON

David John Koelrnel

WALTER JEREMY BALKA JOHN EDWARD 8EECHY MARIANNE JILL BLASKO JASON ANDREW CAMPBELL RACHEL ALICE CLARKE TAMMY A. CUNLIFFE STEPHEN CHARLES DISSMANN ADILIA MARIA FERNANDES IAN CARL GORDON GOWER NICOLA JANE GROENEWEGEN JENNIFER HAYES KAREN THERESA JACKO BRIAN ALLAN KIERS TRIC!A LYNN KOLWICH TINA LAf'oIlBERT LUISA PAOLA LO MONACO NANCY C. MACHEL JACQUELINE SUSAN MAY SUZANNE MARY MCCHRYSTAL AMY ELIZABETH NESS CRYSTAL LEE OJALA KRISTINA JANIS PATTERSON MARY PHILPOTT WANDA ANNE PROSZEK PAUL HOPKINS SAFARIAN GERRITDINA SNIP KRISTIN NICOLE STEWART BENTLEY ALAN TIMMER SALVATORE VINCENZO VELLA DAVID GEORGE WHITE KATHRYN ELIZABETH WISMER

Bachelor of Arts - GENERAL PROGRAM - College : SOC.SCI. ****************

PAMELA ADDISON LAUREN RAY BAILEY TODD ANTHONY BENDIG SARBAR.4 BRITTAIN KIRSTEN ANNE CARTER LA! IOK CHEONG

LUZIA MARIA G. AMARAL BRIAN SCOTT BARANOSKI CLINTON LUIS BRAGANZA LISA ALTHEA BURKE RITA CHOI-WAN CHAN YI-Iv1EI CHU MARILYN COCHRANE

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SENG LENG CHUA LUCINDA COLLUM DONNA LEE CROW NATALIE ALISA DEANE STEPHEN JOHN DOWN ROBERT CHARLES DRURY PETER FITZPATRICK MARY MUOITe FORBESLOUISE GARIEPY STEPHEN CRAIG GILL

COSTAKIS GEORGE CONSTANTINOU JENNIFER ANN DEAN

LL CHRISTINE GILLIS 1(;USTIN LEIGH GRAHAM MICHAEL SHAWN HANEY JANE ELIZABETH HASTINGS

MAKI PATRICIA DETERT' SHERYL ANN DOYON WENDI MARIE FERGUSON PHILIP MICHAEL FLEMING SEAN WILLIAM FOWLER CARRIE A. GATT R08YN GILLESPIE PATRICE ANNE GORMAN DAVID MICHAEL HAIG LAURA HASSELL JACQUELINE HEANEY

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MICHAEL HOWIE STEPHEN KELL

.LLY LYNN KILL8Y TAMMY MARY ELIZABETH KULCZYCKI BAO DAI LAM JOSEPH STEPHEN LASKOWSKI AI MINH LIU WENDY LOUISE LDEVENMARK PHILLIP ASTON LUE JOSEF MALY CATHERINE ANN MATHIE JENNIFER ANDREA MCINTYRE J. ELAINE MCLEAN GLENN ANDREW MORGAN JANICE LYNN MURRAY TREVOR JAMES NOYES DEBORAH LYNN PRIEST JASON RUSSELL SANDRA RITA SCHMIDT JAMES WILLIAM ROBERT SMITH LORI LYNNE SOLOMON MARK LAL TANDAN KIMBERLY ANNE TIMMER DANIEL CHARLES TORRETTO HEATHER ELLEN VAN R080YS DEBORAH ELIZABETH VEeCK BRYAN ANDREW VICKERS '\MES DOUGLAS WANAMAKER

'_,1ARI-ANNE WAY JULIE ANNE WeESE YIN YIN WONG HDK FEI GRACE YEUNG SAMANTHA MARY YOUNG

BLAINE THOMAS JOHNSON ANDY KA VAN KEUNG NICOLE KRANITZKI KIU ON LAI BRYAN WILLIAM LANK ESTER 8EE WAH LIM ~lARK S. LOE8ACH MARY ANN LORKOVIC BRYAN PETER MALT8Y DIANE CHRISTINE MARCELLUS HEATHER CHRISTINA MCCULLOCH BRYAN PATRICK MCKEE DAVID ARTHUR MCRAE COLLEEN ANGELA MULDER LANA NOLAN DEBRA PETRUSHCHAK HEATHER LEEANNE RUSSELL RANDALL WILLIAM EDWARD SAAL STEVEN JOHN SEXTON PATRICK HEALEY SMITH HEIDI SUTEJ KIMBERLEY MARIE TAYLOR MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER TIMMONS DEBORAH MARGARET VAN GEMERT ANA MARIA VAZ JAMES PAUL VERES CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM WALLACE NIGEL WA.RD-PAIGE PETER JOHN ROBERT WEBB JENNIFER MARIE WHETHAM

TSZ WING MATTHEW YIP

Bachelor of Arts - GENERAL PROGRAM - College: C.P.E.S. ****************

ADA FONG PAMELA LYNN NICHOLLS

LARRY J. HARRISON JOHN FRANCIS SPAFFORD

Bachelor of Science - GENERAL PROGRAM - College: C.P.E.S.

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******************* KRISTINA KATHLEEN FRALICH PARVEEN KATAfnA

DARLENE LYNN WHITMARSH GRAHAM ARLENE SLOCOM8E

WING KAM FLORA YEUNG

Bachelor of Science - GENERAL PROGRAM - College: SIOl.SCI. *******************

JACQUELINE ALLEN CATHERINE ANN BOMSEN DAWN MARIE DOYLE HEATHER DAWN FRETZ PAUL ALAN GIVEN NADINE PATRICIA LALONDE ~EVEN GEORGE NEWMASTER

E. SUSAN QUITTKAT MICHAEL JOHN WIGGLESWORTH

LORENA BARRIENTOS DANNY CHAN MIRANDA LEE DURRANT SHERYL LYNN GILL ANGELA DIANE HURST ANDREW LEGALLAIS GAIL PATRICIA NIXON TRACY ANN SHRUB$ALL

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Bachelor of Science (Agriculture) - HONOURS PROGRAM - College : D.A.C. ********************************* WITH DISTINCTION:

ANJA OUSSOREN BUWALDA STEPHEN M. LITKE

WITH HONOURS:

TIMOTHY EDWARD 80HN CALVIN WAYNE CRAWFORD MICHAEL ALEXANDER FOTI ANGELA M. GERTH DENNIS JOOSSE HUSSEIN AHMED MANSOOR KENNETH DONALD NEWMAN JAMES EDWARD SCHWEYER ROY C. SNOW THOMAS CHARLES WRIGHT

WITH STANDING:

WAYNE RALPH BOOTH SEAN JOSEPH COCHRANE LISA MAE HERN '~MES CHARLES MCALLISTER

.. AMAOHAN THASIT NGATOLUWA ROGER GREGORY SORENSEN STeVEN MATTHEW TATE

ARZEENA HAMIR STEPHEN PAUL MILLER

PAUL WILMOT CLAYTON RANDY JAMES DUFFY JEAN ELIZABETH GARVEY ROBIN PATRICE IRVINE DAVID WESLEY LISSO GEORGE HAROLD RENE MARTYN FRIEDRICH PROBST ELIZABETH MABELLE SMELTZER WENDY LOUISE WARREN PAUL SAVIOR ZAMMIT Neil George Turner

JAMILE CHARAFEDDINE ROBERT FRANK ELLIOT CRYSTAL ANNE EVA MACKAY THOMAS eDWARD FREEMAN MCCANN JENNIFER ANNE O~NEILL

MICHAEL JOSEPH SULLIVAN

Bachelor of Science (Engineering) - HONOURS PROGRAM - College: C.P.E.S. ********************************* WITH STANDING:

ANTHONY RICHARD ADRIAN BOLLE ROBERT WILLIAM NEIL LOUGHRAN

Bachelor of Applied Science - HONOURS PROGRAM - College: F.A.C.S. *************************** WITH DISTINCTION:

LINDA MARIA ADAM KIMBERLEY ANN DIETZ MICHELLE A. KOEBEL

WITH HONOURS:

ALIA MARIA MATOS BRUM TANJA DUCHARME MARGARET CATHERINE ANNE KING PHYLLIS CHARLENE MACPHAIL LUCILLE FERN MARTIN

'RISTINE ANNE MORAN LISA ANNE NEILSON SHARON LOUISE OSRIGAVITCH LISA MAY PAQUIN

LORI ANN BELCOURT JENNIFER ANN KELLS

RONA-JO MARIE CAMERON LISA JOH-ANNA FRIED SHELLEY DAWN KYLE SUZANNE ROSE MARAZ ANNE MARIE MASSAR JENNIFER LYNN NEILL LISA MARIE O'LEARY CHRISTINE JANE PACKHAM CAROL MARIE PATCHELL

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CAROLINE MARGARET SINNOTT

WITH STANDING:

GLEN DAVID ATKINSON WEN-HSUAN CHANG JENNIFER LOUISE DETZLER LORNA JILL FISHER RHONDA MARGARET IRVING SREEDA ELLEN KEVANY CLAUDIA CHRISTINA FRANK LAURAT TINA SCIULLO SUSAN LOCKRIDGE WRIGHT

IRMGARD MECHTELD VAN DER KRIFT

JILLIAN PAMELA SRUCE ROGER SRIGGS COLLINS DONALD JAMES DUNCAN CAROLYN LEAH GALL KARl THIA JENNIFER KENT GLENDA ETHEL KNOWLES JULIE ROSE MAYNARD SOPHIA WONG ADRIANNE PAMELA WURZ

Bachelor of Commerce - HONOURS PROGRAM - College : SOC.SCI. ******************** WITH HONOURS:

KAREN LOUISE JOHNSTON DANIELLE MARIE MADELEINE ST-PIERRE

WITH STANDING:

GREGORY MICHAEL CHAI DARRYLL ADRIAN JOBITY

COREY SCOTT MACEACHERN MARIA ANTONI ETTA TARANTINO

GRANT HICKINGBOTTOM

Bachelor of Commerce - HONOURS PROGRAM - College: F.A.C.S. ******************** WITH DISTINCTION:

MAUREEN QUIRK

WITH HONOURS:

MAUREEN AHERN SUSAN FAY BRIGHT TODD CRANE JENNIFER ELIZABETH DYKES CHERYL SUSAN HOLMES ALESSANDRA L. MANCINI ANTHONY OXLEY MARLENE VIOLET SOlIGO GIUSEPPINA MARIA TULIPANO

WITH STANDING:

LISA MICHELLE BAMBER VALERIE MARIA COLCUC SARA MARGARET MACGRAY KRISTINE LILLIAN NOWORYTA BARRY FREDERICK PLAYTER

:101 DIANNE SCALES 'MARK ALEXANDER VAN DE POLL

MICHAEL P. ATKINSON BRENDA JEAN CHISHOLM JAMES FREDRICK NAPIER DISHER LESLIE-ANNE HANTON KAREN ANN KAPUSNIAK GEOFFREY GEORGE MUGFORD PANAGIOTA POTSOS SANDRA ELIZABETH SPRINGSTEAD

CHRISTOPHER CHARLES CHANDA ALAN PATRICK KERSLAKE DONALD GRANT MARTIN TIMOTHY JAMES OOSTERHOF HOLLY AUDREY PUNTER ANDREW CLAUDIO TALMASSONS RICHARD CARTER WHEELHOUS=

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Bachelor of Commerce - HONOURS PROGRAM - College : O.A.C. ******************** WITH STANDING:

LISA ANNE STORIE

aachelor of Arts - HONOURS PROGRAM - College ARTS **************** WITH DISTINCTION:

LAURA GLEN GRAY JOHN STUART MACCALLUM

WITH HONOURS:

JAMES EDGAR ARTHUR SANDRA LORRAINE BOUCHARD DEIRDRE GWYNNE CURRIE DE80RAH LEE EVEREST HUGH MARK GLEASON JENNIFER ELIZABETH HILBORN JANICE MARY JOHNSTON CLAUDETTE LABRIOLA ELIZABETH MARK DAVID MENCFELD HEATHER ANN MORTON ~~NNIS CARL O'KEEFFE _JZANNE ELLEN ROSE JANET ELIZABETH SHERK MICHAEL GORDON SPENCE JOANNA LYN TIMMERMANN MICHELLE CATHERINE WINKEL

WITH STANDING:

MICHAEL TODD HAGER CASIE KMIECIK JULIE ANNE KRAUSE

SONYA ELISABETH MARY KLEIN ANDREW JOHN PARKER

JULIE MARIE BORGHESE JEAN-PAUL COUVRETTE NEIL GOODERHAM DENISON MICHELLE ANNE FERES LISA PAULINE HENEY WILLIAM JOSEPH HUGHEY JACQUELINE MANUELLA KNEGT SANDRA LEE MACKENZIE TINA-LISA M. MCDOWELL PETER MICHAEL MOIR REBECCA CLAIRE N~SS

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM PAWLUK JOHN E. RYAN IRENE LEWIS SNYDER DANIEL WILLIAM KEITH TAYLOR PATRICIA ANGELA TRENTO DOUGLAS GLEN WRIGHT

KENNETH STEPHEN KING PAULA CHRISTINE KNOWLES

Bachelor of Arts - HONOURS PROGRAM - College : SOC.SCI. **************** WITH DISTINCTION:

YVONNE ELIZABETH AMANOR-SOADU JACQUELINE ANN FAUBERT GARY HOWARD MARTIN

WITH HONOURS:

ALBERT RICHARD ANDREWS . TRENT WILLIAM R. BELL

\MES PETER JOSEPH BUREN JEREMY D. COX MARl ELLA MARIA 01 GRAVIO JASON EVANS

KARIN INGRID EDWORTHY PETER JAN KWANTES

MICHELLE MARIE SAlLEY SHANNON BRYAR LINDSEY BONE DAPHNE SUZANNE COX MARC O'ENTREMONT TRACY DROHAN JANET LOUISE GODDARD

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TINA LORRAINE GREGORY JENNIPHER LOUISE KEAN

REN MARY MORRIS MARY THERESE O'CONNOR ADINE RUHL

KARLA JO-ANNE JOHNSTON MARTIN CHARLES KIBBLE JEFFREY GORDON NAIRN CHERYL ELIZA8ETH PATTERSON DIANA SINATRA JEANINE ANNE ST. PIERRE

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JENNIFER ANNE SMITH MARK WAYNE STAFFEN RAYMOND JEFFREY THORSTEINSON

TRACY LYNNE MARGARET SUMMERFIELD KAREN JOYCE WRIGHT

WITH STANDING:

HERMAN BRASZ RONALD BLAIR CAMPBELL JOHN HILL GRAEME PAUL MONTGOMERY TRACIE JOANNA SIEGLE

BRETT WARREN ROBERT CACHAGEE LAURIE LYNN HARKNESS WENDY LYNN MACDONALD SHERRY LYNNE PYLE

~achelor of Arts - HONOURS PROGRAM - College: C.P.E.S. **************** WITH HONOURS:

STANLEY ALLAN RIDOERSMA MICHAEL SCOTT WILHELM

Bachelor of Science - HONO~RS PROGRAM - College: SOC.SCI. ******************* WITH HONOURS:

. ..:NG HON YEE PATRICIA ROSE YOUNG

WITH STANDING:

LING LAN INA PUA

Bachelor of Science - HONOURS PROGRAM - College O.A.C. ******************* WITH HONOURS:

JOHN WILLIAM 8UEGLAS JOHN WILLIAM HAWKINS

WITH STANDING:

HENRY JOSEPH GIBSON LISA NICOLE TAYLOR

TIMOTHY D. HAUBER

ROBSON GREGORY ROGAN

Bachelor of Science - HONOURS PROGRAM - College: C.P.E.S. ******************* WITH DISTINCTION:

KATRINA ANGELA FALCONI MAURY NELSON PINSK

MING YEE ANDREW LA!

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WITH HONOURS:

lOMAS WILLY ARNDT UAVID BETTENCOURT KIMBERLY YVONNE GOOOBRANO PAUL KENNETH LAWRENCE WILLIAM SEAN MARSHALL DAVID ALEXANDER NICKLE MARK W. STRACHAN JOHN TOURVAS

WITH STANDING:

MARK TIMOTHY BLURTON-JONES PATRICK JEAN CUMMINGS RAJ KUMAR DASH SUSAN MARIE HARVEY TREVOR DAVID LINE LAURENCE ROGER MANN ROBERT PATRIK

KAREN PATRICE BACH LOUISE RUTH DURHAM MARK WILLIAM KELLY JUDE THADDEUS LOEFFLER MATTHEW JOHN MELESKI MICHAEL SCHEID JASON ANTHONY TETRO

GARY PAUL BROWN MICHAEL FRANK CUPIT LEANNE MARIE GAZZOLA VINH XUONG LAl FAY PHUNG T. LU 1Hl KIM HANG NGUYEN OLIVER WERNER UHRIG

Bachelor of Science - HONOURS PROGRAM - College : BIOL.SCI. ******************* WITH DISTINCTION:

DARRIN JAMES BAST JENNIFER ANN JUPP ~qANCOIS MERCURE .JGER JAMES STRYKER

WITH HONOURS:

HEATHER JANETTE BARKER SANDRA ANNE BEAUBIEN FRANKLIN ROY BENNETT JANE ELLEN COUTTS LAURA HAYDEN DAVEY SHANNON MARIE DUNN JAYSON NEIL GROSSMAN DONNA LYNN HAUGH DAVID GRAHAM HERR TERESA LYN HUNTLEY SHELLEY TAYLOR JOHNSON MICHAEL STUART KAMPEN WARREN JAMES lEVARITY JACQUELINE DANIELLE LITZGUS DEANNA MICHELLE MARTIN LAllA RAJANDAYE MEADUS ClARA NIAMH O'MEARA SHARON RICHARDSON CHRISTINA MARIA SCHUMANN GORDON JOHN SPEKSNIJDER '~NDY THOMPSON ~fLIZABETH ANNE WALKER JASON JOHN WILKES

DOROTHY MARGARET IRETON TARA-lYN MCCREADY CHRISTOPHER JAMES ROBINSON ROBERT DAVID ALAN WILLIS

KIMBY NATASHA BARTON DAVID ALAN BeCK GILLIAN WENDY CADDICK PAMELA MARIE CROUSE DAVID WILLIAM DONOHUE SCOTT A. FRANCIS BONNIE EILEEN HARRISON KATHERINE JANE HENNING ROBERT TRAVIS HILL LYNN SUZANNE JOHNSON DAVID FREDERICK JONES PAUL JEAN LEBLANC DARREN ROBERT LEWIS LISA IRENE LONGSTREET JILL LOUISE MARVIN ANNE SUSAN MURRAY MARY ISABEL OSIKA SUSAN SAMAN PAULA MICHELLE SLATER JENNIFER ALSERTA SYME KATHERINE ELIZABETH TURCOTTE KONRAD WEE ELIZABETH MARIE WOLTERS

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WITH STANDING:

.BRA LYNN BARNA J"ONATHAN ERIC CARTER PAUL FISHER DAVID MARK HECUlUCK HEATHER JOAN JEWISS KEVIN MATHEW LAWRENCE KONSTANTINOS LIKOGIANNIS IRENE MILANCEY NANCY PATRICIA O'DONNELL LEE ANNE ANNETTE PAUZE DALE CAMERON SEABROOKE SHAWN STATON CAMERON ALEXANDER STRAUGHAN MARK MAURICE VENTRESCA

SCOT GREGORY BAXTER MARK PETER CASKENETTE ELIZABETH GURSZKY BRADLEY SCOTT HENRY MICHAEL RONALD KIRK SHARON MARGARET LEUNG LORNE WILLIAM JOSEPH MCGOWAN WERNER ROLF MULLER NANCY MARY OTTEN TIMOTHY EOWARD RUNDLE VANDA STANLEY JAMES E. STEWART SHERRA OAWNE TULLOCH

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Bachelor of Science (Human Kinetics) - HONOURS PROGRAM - College : BIOL.S ************************************ WITH DISTINCTION:

DANIEL KARL STEINITZ

WITH HONOURS:

SUSAN MARGARET FOWLER SCOTT KENT MCGREGOR .~')NALD G. YOUNG

WITH STANDING:

IVAN GASTON JOSEPH BARRETTE LORI ANNE DEROCHIE DAVID GUY HADDON BRIAN LOUIS PITTANA

VICTORIA JENNIFER JONES CAROL TUCK

CHARLENE THERESA COUTURE BLAIN JOSEPH DUSOME ANDREW JAMES IHASZ


Associate Diploma in Agriculture - DIPLOMA PROGRAM - College: O.A.C. ********************************

. THUR WILLIS ARMSTRONG ~~ITH BRENNON BROWN ROBYN LOUISE FORD DONALD PATRICK HAYLES KEVIN J. JAMES YVES DAVID LAURIN DAVID WAYNE THOMSON DARREN RAY TRUSSLER

SCOTT DAVID BIESENTHAL DEBORAH CELESTINA CAMPAYNE PATRICK SCOTT GORDON JAMES DAVID HILL LINDA PATRICIA KRAUS KAREN JANINE LEONOWICZ PETER MART!NUS TIMMERMAN AMY MICHELLE WORKMAN

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 19,1993

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF GRADUATE STUDIES

(a) Additions to Graduate and Associated Graduate Faculty

MOTION: that Senate receive this report for information.

(b) New Exchange Agreements


(c) Interdisciplinary Interdepartmental (III) Graduate Programs -- Enrolments Fall 1992


(d) University Graduate Scholarships Program

VIII.4

MOTION: that the University Administration in the 1993-94 budget deliberations give high priOrity to full funding of the University Graduate Scholarships program.

(e) List of Graduands

MOTION: that Senate approve the List of Graduands for Winter Convocation 1993.

Membership

J. MacDonald L. Milligan B. Sullivan J. Barclay E. D.-Alford D.Ormrod S. Pfeiffer

M.A. Evans A. Gibbins C. Gottardo D. Kelk T. Kerbler B. Miles G.Mittal D. Murr

J.Ollerhead D. Reid J. Snell B. Stone A. Summerlee

(a) Additions to Graduate and Associated Graduate Faculty

Regular Graduate Faculty Cressman, R.E. BSc Toronto, PhD British Columbia -- Associate Professor, Mathematics, Wilfrid

Laurier/Biophysics Interdepartmental Group Downey, R.S. MSc Guelph, DVM Toronto -- Assistant Dean, Academic Mairs, Ontario

Veterinary College/Clinical Studies Knight, D.B. BA Macalester College, MA Eastern Michigan, PhD Chicago -- Dean, Social

Science/Geography

Special Graduate Faculty Anthony, J.M.G.

Descoteaux, L.

Fletch, A.L.

BSc British Columbia, DVM Saskatchewan, MRCVS Royal College of Vet. Surgeons -- Director, Small Animal Veterinary Dentistry Certificate Program! Clinical Studies (To serve on Advisory Committees) MSc, DVM Montreal -- Staff Veterinarian, Ruminant Health Mgmt. Section! Population Medicine (To serve on Advisory Committee of D. Moffatt) MSc, DVM Guelph -- Director, Central Animal Facility, McMaster/Pathology (to serve on Advisory Committee of K. Delaney)

Associated Graduate Faculty with Term Abernathy, TJ. BS Oregon, MSc Southern Oregon College, PhD Georgia -- Associate Professor,

Department of Preventative Medicine and Biostatistics, University of Toronto/ Population Medicine (To serve on Advisory Committee of P. Raina)

Clay, D.l BSc Guelph, PhD Reading -- Park Ecologist, Fundy National Park/Zoology (To serve on Advisory Committee of M. Jones)

Jones, S.R.M. BSc, MSc, PhD Guelph -- Aqua Health Ltd., Charlottetown, PEI/Zoology (To serve on Advisory Committee of B. Ardelli)

Obbard, M.E. BA Western Ontario, MSc, PhD Guelph -- Wildlife Research Section, Ministry of Natural Resources, Maple, Ontario!Zoology (To serve on Advisory Committee of D. Foscarini)

Plaut, A.G. BS Ohio State, MD Tufts Univ. School of Medicine -- Director, Core Center for Gastroenterology Research, Tufts Univ. School of MedicineNeterinary Microbiology & Immunology (To serve on Advisory Committee of R. Hedge)

Tchir, M.F. BSc Alberta, PhD Western Ontario -- Associate Professor, Chemistry, University of Waterloo/Chemistry & Biochemistry (To serve on Advisory Committee of 1 van Heumen)

Tingey, D.P. BA, MD Western Ontario -- Assistant Professor of Ophthalmology, University of Western Ontario/Clinical Studies (To serve on Advisory Committee ofR. Quinn)

Associated Graduate Faculty without Term Chong, C. BSc, MSc, PhD McGill -- Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & Food, Horticultural

Research Institute of OntariolLand Resource Science (To serve on Advisory Committees)

Wood, D.M. BA, MA Toronto, PhD McMaster -- Agriculture Canada, Ottawa/Environmental Biology (To serve on Advisory Committees)


(b) New Exchange Agreements

The Board of Graduate Studies has approved two Letters of Agreement containing exchange opportunities; one in Austria and one in Costa Rica. The agreement with Austria for an international exchange program is with the Vienna University of Agriculture.. The general linkage agreement is intended to facilitate University personnel visits, cooperative research, and graduate training.

The agreement with Costa Rica involves the Centro Agronomico Tropical de Investigacion y Ensenanza (CATIE) in Turrialba. The general linkage agreement provides for University personnel visits, cooperative research and graduate training. These two documents have been added to the inventory of Study Abroad and Exchange Opportunities.


(c) Interdisciplinary Interdepartmental (III) Graduate Programs -- Enrolments Fal11992

(a) Independent III Programs

Biophysics -- 2 MSc, 10 PhD Mathematics - 1; Physics - 2; Human Biology - 9.

Plant Physiology -- 7 MSc, 6 PhD Crop Science - 4; Botany - 3; Horticultural Science - 6.

International Veterinary Medical Development -- 2 Graduate Diplomas Population Medicine - 2.

Aquaculture -- 2 MSc (Aquaculture) Animal and Poultry Science - 2.

(b) Collaborative III Programs

Toxicology -- 4 MSc, 3 PhD Environmental Biology - 4; Biomedical Sciences - 1; Zoology - 2.

International Development Studies -- 10 MA Political Studies - 3; Sociology - 6; Geography - 1.

Plant Genetics -- 1 MSc, 2 PhD Horticultural Science - 3.

Food Safety and Quality Assurance -- 7 MSc Food Science - 7.

(c) Joint III Programs within the University

Rural Planning and Development -- 1 MA, 4 MSc Landscape Architecture - 1; Agricultural Economics - 3; Sociology - 1.

Resource and Environmental Economics -- 7 PhD Economics - 6; Agricultural Economics - 1.

MAgr Program -- 20 MAgr Agricultural Economics - 17; Animal and Poultry Science - 3.

DVSc Program -- 40 DVSc Clinical Studies - 19; Pathology - 13; Population Medicine - 6; V.M.I. - 2.

(d) Joint III Programs between Universities

Guelph-Waterloo Chemistry -- 42 MSc; 22 PhD Guelph-Waterloo Physics -- 17 MSc; 13 PhD Guelph-McMaster Philosophy -- 21 PhD Guelph-McMaster Political Studies -- 5 MA Guelph-Waterloo I/O Psychology -- 5 PhD

Numbers of students in III Programs: Diploma - 2 Master's - 122 Doctoral - 129


(d) University Graduate Scholarships Program

In Winter 1991 Senate approved a major new program to attract and support first-class graduate students in the graduate programs across the University. This was' in response to the considerable growth in numbers of graduate students at the University and the University's intention to place even greater emphasis on the size and quality of graduate programs in the future. University-wide, internal scholarship funded for graduate students had not been improved for over a decade and the amount and value of the existing awards programs was widely felt to be inadequate.

The new program, endorsed by Senate again in the Winter 1992, aimed to place significant new funds in the hands of the individual departments to assist in the recruiting of top quality students, and represented the only major recruiting dollars available to most departments. For this reason all barriers to holding these internal awards in conjunction with external awards were removed. To cope with inflation and to avoid the steady devaluation that occurred with the previous awards program, the amount of each award was explicitly set to increase by $100 in each fiscal year. Thus the 1991-92 awards, set at $1500 per semester, rose to $1600 in 1992-93 and will rise again to $1700 in 1993-94.

To fund this scholarship program fully in 1991-92, as set out in the scheme presented to Senate, $918,000 was needed. Unfortunately, the University administration was able to allocate only 53.9% ($494,600) of the required total. In 1992-93 the program remained significantly underfunded, receiving $495,000 or just 50.5% of the required amount.

Graduate student numbers and programs continue to expand on this campus, and the graduate students themselves are paying a higher proportion of the costs with increases in fees in recent years. To alleviate this burden for top quality students and to support individual departments 4t seeking the mix of first-class students many envisaged, it is essential that the University Graduate Scholarship program be fully funded and be given a chance to have the impact for which it was designed.

The Senate Awards Committee has been consulted in this matter and has reaffirmed its support of the program.

MOTION: that the University Administration in the 1993-94 budget deliberations give high priority to full funding of the University Graduate Scholarships program.


Faculty of Graduate Studies Graduation List: 93-02-05 to 93-02-06

OOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

PETER R. AMER Animal & Poultry Science

ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF BEEF CATTLE GENOTYPES USING NEOCLASSICAL PRODUCTION THEORY

JOHN P. BALL Zoology

DIET CHOICE AND UNDERWATER FORAGING BEHAVIOUR OF CANVASBACK DUCKS: LOOKING BENEATH THE SURFACE

ERIC DAVID BROWN Chemistry & Biochemistry

RELATIONSHIPS AMONG STRUCTURE, FUNCTION AND REDOX STATE OF PURIFIED PUTA PROTEIN FROM ESCHERICHIA COLI

HELEN WINSOME DAVEY Molecular Biology & Genetics

CHARACTERIZATION OF THE SOVINE ACTIN MULTIGEN-E FAMILY ".---GRANT CARLETON EDWARDS Land •

( A~ THE DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF. :1\ TRACE GAS SENSOR FOR THE t~EASUREMl (\\, ~ FLUXES USING MICROMETEOROLOGICAL 1 ~ .~

SUSAN JUDITH GUDULA HOFFMANN Philo ~"'~ THE ETHICAL DIMENSION IN GAOAMER'S H. CoV

SANDRA EILEEN HOGAN Family

lnce

~ LASER H4

(Applie1. _>llan Nutr it ion) NUTRITIONAL REHABILITATION OF PERSONS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES

WENDY JANE KEENLEYSIOE Microbiology

CHARACTERIZATION OF THE RCSA GENE FROM ESCHERICHIA COLI 09:K30 AND INVESTIGATION OF THE FUNCTION OF THE RCS REGULATORY SYSTEM IN POLYSACCHARIDE EXPRESSION IN ENCAPSULATED ESCHERICHIA COLI

JOHN MACLAINE KELLY Animal & Poultry Science

GASTROINTESTINAL ENERGY METABOLISM IN RUMINANTS

JOAN ELIZABETH KROCHKO Botany (Plant Physiology)

STORAGE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN ZYGOTIC AND SOMATIC EMBRYOS OF ALFALFA

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Faculty 01 Graduate Studies Graduation List: 93-02-05 to 93-02-06

OOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

s. MEHDt MIRSALIMI Pathology

SlOOD RHEOLOGY FACTORS INFLUENCING PULMONARY HYPERTENSION-INDUCED RIGHT VENTRICULAR FAILURE AND ASCITES IN SROILER CHICKENS

ROY ROLANDO MONDESIRE Vet. Microbiology & Immunology

IMMUNOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF CHLAMYDIAL ELEMENTARY BODIES WITH A FOCUS ON THE AGENT OF OVINE ABORTION

BERNARD MOLESI MOSIMANYANA Animal & Poultry Science

PROTECTION OF SOYBEAN 'PROTEINS FROM RUMINAL DEGRADATION BY HEATING WITH BLOOD AND XYLOSE

8ARBARA SUSANNE MULOCK Environmental Biology

EVALUATION OF AN OVIPOSITION TRAP FOR MONITORING EGG POPULATIONS OF CORN ROOTWORM (COLEOPTERA: CHRYSOMELIDAE) IN FIELD CORN

JUDITH NEMETH Vet. Microbiology & Immunology

A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF VIRULENCE OF SOVINE MASTITIS AND FECAL ESCHERICHIA COLI ISOLATES

TRACEY L. REYNOLDS Botany

STRATEGIES FOR SURVIVAL IN THE DESICCATIONTOLERANT FERN, POLYPODIUM VIRGINIANUM

JAMES I. RUDE Agricultural Economics & Business

THE IMPACT OF TRADE LIBERALIZATION ON THE CANADIAN DAIRY PROCESSING INDUSTRY

GARY JAMES SCHOENHALS Microbiology

STUDIES ON THE BASIS FOR ANTIGENIC DIVERSITY IN ESCHERICHIA COLI MORPHOTYPE e FLAGELLAR FILAMENTS

THOKOZILE ESTHER SIBIYA Family Studies (Applied Human Nutrition)

A STUDY OF MATERNAL AND INFANT NUTRITION IN SWAZILAND

F. MICHAEL WALSH Philosophy

BLANSHARD ON TRUTH AND NECESSITY

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DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY

LIZHEN WANG Animal & Poultry Science

ESTIMATION OF GENETIC PARAMETERS ANO RESPONSES TO SELECTION FOR PRODUCTION TRAITS IN BROILER POPULATIONS

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DOCTOR OF VETERINARY SCIENCE

TRENT KENNETH BOLLINGER Pathology (Veterinary Science)

THE PATHOGENICITY OF COCHLOSOMA ANAT!S TO DUCKLINGS

ELIZABETH MARION JAMISON Pathology (Veterinary Science>

A STUDY OF CEREBROSPINAL FLUID IN DOGS WITH CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASE

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MASTER OF AGRICULTURE

SULEIMAN TANIMU ABUBAKAR

degree by courses

RAM$ES ADYTIA

degree by courses

ALEJANDRO P·EDRO BAN ADOS

degree by courses

MARK OWEN BULGER

degree by courses

LISA JEAN FOSS

degree by courses

WINSTON A. MAGLOIRE

degree by courses

,,,MAS MANASEK

degree by courses

SALeM MUSA

degree by courses

GLENDA KATHRYN PAYNE

degree by courses

DAVID REGINALD PHIPPS

degree by courses

GARY RICHARD STRAIN

degree by courses

DANIEL T. WUERCH

degree by courses

Agricultural Economics i 8usiness

Agricultural Economics & Business


Agricultural Economics & 8usiness




Agricultural Economics & BUsiness


Crop Science



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MASTER OF ARTS

GREGORY RICHARD BABCOCK Economics

degree by courses

GORDON DOUGLAS BAMBRICK English Language & Literature

THE HEROIC WARRIOR: SIR WILLIAM TOPAZ MCGONAGALL POET AND TRAGEDIAN, KNIGHT OF THE WHITE ELEPHANT, BURMAH

HEATHER ANNE BARR English Language & Literature

degree by courses

JANOS VAN BOTSCHNER Psychology

MIN CHEN

EPISTEMOLOGICAL HANDBALL - FAST AND LOOSE: AN EVALUATION OF CANTOR#S THEORY OF PERSON. PERCEPTION

Political Studies

AUTONOMY AND STRENGTH: THE PRECONDITION FOR THE STATE'S EFFECTIVENESS IN THE CASES OF'KOREA AND TAIWAN

Political Studies

DID THE ONTARIO AUTOMOBILE RATE REVIEW BOARD FAIL BECAUSE IT WAS GIVEN THE WRONG MANDATE?

SANGHYA DAVE English Language & Literature

degree by courses

BARBARA ANNE DOWNEY English Language & Literature

degree by courses

SHARON E. FLETCHER Geography

CUMULATIVE EFFECTS OF RURAL RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT ON AGRICULTURE

ANDRE GAUDREAULT Sociology & Anthropology

degree by courses

JAMES 8. GERRIE Philosophy

CHARLES TAYLOR AND THE INESCAPASILITY OF FRAMEWORKS

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MASTER OF ARTS

DENISE GOBIN Sociology & Anthropology

degree by courses

CHERYLANN GOLEM Economics

degree by courses

MICHELLE MARIE GOULBOURNE Sociology & Anthropology

THE CHARACTERISTIC EMOTIONS OF ETHNIC IDENTITIES AND DEPRESSION: A STUDY IN AFFECT CONTROL THEORY

RICHARD EARL GOY Economics

STRUCTURE, NEIGHBOURHOOD AND ACCESSIBILITY: AN ASSESSMENT OF ALTERNATIVE HOUSE AND CONDOMINIUM PRICE INDEXES FOR KITCHENER-WATERLOO, 1988-1990

JEANETTE PEARL GRANT History

POWER RELATIONSHIPS AND AN URBAN PLACE: A STU~Y OF THE SEWERAGE AND WATER UTILITIES OF GUELPH, ONTARIO, 1867-1920

k~BERT JEFFREY JOHNSON Political Studies

degree by courses

JENNIFER CHRISTINE KIPFER Geography

AN INVeSTIGATION OF NATIVE PARTICIPATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE GREATER KLUANc LAND USE PLAN

DAVID JOHN LAMBKIN English Language & Literature

degree by courses

ZHENJUAN LIU Economics

degree by courses

JODY MARGUERITE MAHON English Language & Literature

degree by courses

KIRK LYNN MCMILLAN Economics

degree by courses



MASTER OF ARTS

MICHAEL,ALLAN MOORE Psychology

THE EMPATHY-PROSOClAl CONNECTION: SITUATIONAL SPECIFICITY AND THE MEDIATING ROLE OF EMPATHY IN CHILDREN'S PROSOCIAL BEHAVIOUR

MADELINE MARGARET'MUNGER Sociology & Anthropology

degree by courses

MARK NAFEKH Economics

degree by courses

BRENDA ANN PERRY Psychology

ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE REOIVIVUS: THE IMPACT ON WOMEN IN THE WORKPLACE

fRANCIS CHAO PINKESS English Language & Literature

THE GROTESQUE AND THE CARNIVALESQUE IN THE NARRATIVE FICTION OF MICHAEL ONDAATJE

J~LL LORRAINE RICE Political Studies

degree by courses

MIREILLE MAl TRUONG ROOTHAM Philosophy

WITTGENSTEIN AND DERRIDA: A COMPARISON

MATTHEW PAUL ANDREWSARABURA Economics

degree by courses

ROBIN WYNNE SMART Sociology & Anthropology

degree by courses

HARILAOS STEFANAKIS Psychology

ACCOUNTS OF INTERPERSONAL CONFLICT: THE CENTRALITY OF EMOTIONS

CARLA MARIE SUPPA English Language & Literat~re

A DISTORTED MELODRAMA: THE PROBLEM OF GEORGE F. WALKER'S SCIENCE AND MADNESS

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MASTER OF ARTS

ZOE C. SYMMONS Psychology

LETTER SOUND KNOWLEDGE AND ITS ROLE IN PHONOLOGICAL AWARENESS

CHRISTINE MARIA VASILAROS Economics

degree by courses

HILARY ELIZABETH WEIR History

REFLECTIONS OF FREEDOM: FEMALE MATE SELECTION AND LATE MEDIEVAL ENGLISH BALLADS

NEIL RICHARD WILLIAMS Sociology & Anthropology

RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN SOUTH-CENTRAL ONTARIO

LINDA EILEEN. WOOD English Language & Literature

degree by courses

r ~ CHRISTOPHER WOODLEY Geography

PERCEPTIONS AND ATTITUDES IN THE REGULATION OF FLOODPLAIN DEVELOPMENT: A CASE STUDY IN GLEN WILLIAMS, ONTARIO

GEORGE YOUNG History

PICTISH SYMBOL STONES: A SOCIO-HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF THEIR ORIGIN AND MEANING

FADEL H. ZABIAN Political Studies

degree by courses

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Faculty of Graduate Studies Graduation list: 93-02-05 to 93-02-06

MASTER OF lANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

NEL A. GRaNO

degree by courses

JUlIANNA CATHERINE PETERSON

landscape Architecture

landscape Architecture

MARKETING IN lANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE: ONTARIO 1992

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MASTER OF SCIENCE

WILLIAM BOAKYE AKOTO Rural Extension Studies

degree by courses

SETH APPIAH-OPOKU Rural Planning & Development

ASSESSING GHANA'S RURAL ROOF-LOAN SCHEME WITH LESSONS FROM THE GRAMEEN BANK MODEL: IMPLICATIONS FOR "PAMSCAO" RURAL SHELTER ReHABILITATION PROJECT IN GHANA

SETH TITUS ASIMAKOS Rural Planning & Development

degree by courses

WENDY-D. BEAUCHAMP Zoology

LONG-TERM DECLINES IN NEST SUCCESS OF PRAIRIE DUCKS WITH AND WITHOUT PREDATOR MANAGEMENT

CHRISTOPHER J. BECHARD Rural Planning & Development

degree by courses

r ~CE L. SRADY Family Studies (Marriage & family Therapy)

degree by courses

MARY KA-WAI CHOW Population Medicine

degree by courses

KAREN M. CHYC Agricultural Economics & Business

OPTIMAL ALLOCATION OF A GENERIC ADVERTISING BUOGET: THE CASE OF FLUID MILK IN CANADA

BRUNA CORSESI Family Studies (Family Relations & Human Dvlmt)

PSYCHOSOCIAL ASPECTS OF FEMALE TOPLESS BEHAVIOUR ON AUSTRALIAN BEAC~ES

GERALD GUY CYR Engineering

EVALUATION OF THREE PESTICIDE SIMULATION MODELS FOR PREDICTING THE FATE OF ATRAZINE IN PLAINfIELD SAND LYSIMETERS

HARRISON KWAME DAPAAH Crop Science

EFFECTS OF NITROGEN FERTILIZATION AND COVER CROPS ON SOIL STRUCTURAL STABILITY AND SUBSEQUENT CORN PERFORMANCe

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MASTER OF SCIENCE

GORDON S. OOIG Population Medicine

EVALUATION OF TECHNIQUES TO IMPROVE GILT REPRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCE

MARIA DEL PILAR DONADO GODOY Population Medicine

degree by courses

LISA MARJORIE DUIZER. Food Science

AN ASSESSMENT OF SENSORY TIME - INTENSITY AND INSTRUMENTAL METHODS FOR SOVINE MUSCLE TENDERNESS M£ASUREMENTS

MICHELLE ELAINE FOLLENSBEE Animal & Poultry Science

QUANTIFYING THE NESTING MOTIVATION OF DOMESTIC HENS

MARIA ROSA FURLANI Horticultural Science

CHEMICAL INSERTS FOR IMPROVING MODIFIED ATMOSPHERE PACKAGING TECHNOLOGY OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES

~~ULA J. GAREAU Clinical Studies

PORCINE MALIGNANT HYPERTHERMIA: A STRESS SYNDROME INVESTIGATED WITH MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY AND SPIN TRAPPING

ROSELA I. GEMENTIZA Rural Planning & Development

EVALUATION OF IRRI'S TRAINING AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER PROGRAM IN ASIA: THE CASE OF BHUTAN

GEORGE KARUOYA GITAU Population Medicine

HEALTH AND PRODUCTIVITY OF CALVES IN SMALLHOLDER DAIRY FARMS IN KIAMBU DISTRICT KENYA

LAURA HELEN GRAHAM Biomedical Sciences

FECAL 17 BETA-ESTRADIOL AND PROGESTAGEN VALUES IN EXOTIC AND DOMESTIC CAT SPECIES

BEVERLY SUE GREEN Crop Science

THE EFFECTS OF LONG-TERM CROP ROTATION AND TILLAGE ON CORN GROWTH AND SELECTED SOIL PROPERTIES

12



MASTER OF SCIENCE

NANCY LINDA HAZELEGER Animal & Poultry Science

THE USE OF MORPHOLOGY AND FOLLICULAR FLUID PARAMETERS TO PREDICT THE DEVELOPMENTAL POTENTIAL OF SOVINE OOCYTeS

DANIEL ARTHUR HOORNWEG Engineering

A PREFERRED WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR THE CITY OF GUELPH

SUSAN ELIZABETH ILER Crop Science

IN VITRO SELECTION OF IMAZETHAPYR-TOlERANT TOMATO (LYCOPERSICON ESCULENTUM MILL.)

ZAHIRUL ISLAM Agricultural Economics & Business

EVALUATING THE EFFICIENCY OF AREA-YIELD CROP INSURANCE IN ,ONTARIO

THEHBELA VINCENT KEPE Rural Extension Studies

CHARACTERISTICS AND FARMING PERCEPTIONS OF SMALL-SCALE COMMERCIAL FARMERS IN CISKE!, SOUTH AFRICA

LYNN KER Family Studies (Family Relations & Human Dvlmt)

PORTRAYAL'OF ADOPTION IN THE POPULAR LITERATURE 1981 - 1990

LENA RAHAB KIVANOA Agricultural Economics & Business

A METHODOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE NEO-CLASSICAL THEORY OF PRODUCTION AND THE PRACTICe OF AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS

WEERAPONG KOYKUL Biomedical Sciences

MEIOSIS AND OOCYTE ATRESIA IN SOVINE FETUSES

THOMAS GERARD KROETSCH Animal & Poultry Science

IN VITRO ASSESSMENT Of FROZEN-THAWeD BOVINE SEMEN

HUARONG LIN Environmental Biology

A COMPARISON OF RESISTANCE IN BUCKFAST AND CANADIAN STOCKS OF HONEY BEES (APIS MElLIFERA L.) TO INFESTATION BY HONEY BEE TRACHEAL MITES (ACARAPIS WOODI (RENNIE»

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MASTER OF SCIENCE

DORIS E. LUCKERT Environmental Biology

INDUCTION OF PR PROTEINS IN BARLEY AND THEIR ROLE IN RESISTANCE TO ERYSIPHE GRAMINIS F.SP. HORDE I

ROBERT LOUIS MACDONALD Environmental Biology

BASIS FOR THE SELECTIVE ACTION OF THE HERBICIDE FLUROXYPYR

JEAN ELIZABETH MCCARDLE

degree by courses

DAVID MCCLUNG

Agricultural Economics & Business (Rural Planning & Development)

Rural Planning & Development

HOUSING RENOVATION AND ARCHITECTURAL CONSERVATION IN RURAL ONTARIO: A CASE STUDY

JAMES DOUGLAS MCLISTER Zoology

LARYNGEAL MORPHOLOGY AND MUSCULATURE IN THE SPECIES OF THE GRAY TREEFROG COMPLEX, HYLA CHRYSOSCELIS AND HYlA VERSICOLOR (FAMILY HYLIDAE)

VERONIKA MORAVAN Mathematics & Statistics

degree by courses

CAROL ANNE TERESA MULOER Population Medicine

ASSESSMENT OF THE USEFULNESS OF COMPUTERIZED PRACTICE-GENERATEO MEDICAL RECORDS FOR RESEARCH PREGNANCY LOSS IN DAIRY COWS

JANICE MARGARET MURPHY Animal & Poultry Science

EFFECTS OF NUTRITION AND DEVELOPMENT ON PROLINE METABOLISM IN THE NEONATAL PIGLET

RICARDO ERNESTO MURRAY Horticultural Science

HEAT TREATMENTS TO EXTEND THE MARKET lIFE OF TOMATO FRUITS

JUSTIN NKANDU MWANSA Agricultural Economics & Business

AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY RESPONSE FOR MAJOR CROPS IN ZAMBIA: A CROSS SECTION - TIME SERIES APPROACH

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MASTER OF SCIENCE

CHRISTOPHER JOHN O'CALLAGHAN Population Medicine

degree by courses

HILLARY IWALAT OLUKU Land Resource Science <Soil Science)

MOLYBDENUM RETENTICN BY KENYAN SOILS

STEVEN RACK I Engineering

degree by courses

NORMAN A. RAGETLIE Rural Planning & Development

degree by courses

PAULA C. RICHARDS Environmental Biology

MASS PRODUCTION OF THE INSIDIOSUS PIRATE aUG fOR CONTROL OF THE WESTERN FLOWER THRIPS IN GREENHOUSES

LAURA SYLVIA RINTJEMA Computing and Information Science

EXAMPLE-ORIENTED ACCESS TO USER DOCUMENTATION

CHARLIE ROLAND Crop Science

CROP SEQUENCE AND TILLAGE SYSTEM EFFECTS ON SOYBEAN PERFORMANCE AND SOIL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES

MARIELLE LORAINE ROWAN Rural Extension Studies

THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF MALE LABOUR MIGRATION ON RURAL BRAZILIAN WO~EN: MULHERES VIUVAS COM MARIDOS VIVOS

CALVIN LUKE SCHALLA Animal & Poultry Science

ACTIVE IMMUNIZATION OF LACTATING HOLSTEIN COWS WITH ANTIBODIES RAISED AGAINST SOMATOTROPIN

GEORGINA MARIE SEMCHUK Family Studies (Applied Human Nutrition)

FACTORS AFFECTING THE BIOAVAILABILITY OF FOLATE ADDEO TO RAT DIETS CONTAINING HUMAN, COW OR GOAT MILK SOLIDS

VINCENT SHAH Computing and Information Science

AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON PLAN COMPREHENSION IN CONCURRENT PROGRAMMING

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MASTER OF SCIENCE

ASHLEY GORDON SHEPARD Horticultural Science <Plant Physiology)

EFFECT OF HUMIDITY CONTROL ON SHOOT ELONGATION AND WATER STATUS OF GREENHOUSE ROSES

CATHERINE LAURA SKELTON Agricultural Economics & Business

AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE IMPACT OF THE INCLUSION OF HAY UNDER THE GROSS REVENUE INSURANCE PROGRAM IN ONTARIO

MITRA SUE PAUL Animal & Poultry Science

REPEATED FSH STIMULATION AND LAPAROSCOPIC OOCYTE RECOVERY IN CALVES FOR IN VITRO EMBRYO P~ODUCTION

JANET EDGAR TAYLOR Family Studies (Marriage & Family Therapy)

THE RESPONSE OF MID-LIFE WOMEN TO MATERNAL DEATH: GRIEF REACTION AND ATTACHMENT STATUS

JENNIFER SUZANNE TIERNEY Animal & Poultry Science

THE EFFECT OF PREFERENTIAL TREATMENT ON PRODUCTION GENETIC EVALUATIONS

GLORIA M. UMALI Agricultural Economics & Business

TARGETING CONSERVATION MEASURES TO REDUCE OFF-FARM COSTS OF EROSION

MARCEL JOHN VANDEN DUNGEN Agricultural Economics & Business

ESTIMATING THE DEMAND FOR FARM OPERATING AND TERM CREDIT: A DYNAMIC APPROACH

RUTH ELIZABETH WALLACE Chemistry & Biochemistry

MUTATIONAL SPECIFICITY OF PEROXIDE-ACTIVATED BENZIDINE IN THE HISD3052 ALLELE OF SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM

XIAOLONG WANG Land Resource Science (Agrometeorology)

SIMULATION OF WHEAT LEAF SURFACE WETNESS EFFECTS ON RADAR BACKSCATTER USING THE MIMICS MODEL

SHEILA WILMOT Rural Planning & Development

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MASTER OF SCIENCE

SHARI ANNE WOLFE Family Studies (Applied Human Nutrition)

THE ZINC STATUS OF A GROUP OF PREGNANT ADOLESCENTS AT 36 WK GeSTATION LIVING IN SOUTHERN ONTARIO

THOMAS H. WOODLEY Zoology

JUN WU

YIJIA YOU

MING ZHANG

A CHARACTERIZATION OF NORTH ATLANTIC RIGHT (EUBALAENA GLACIALIS GLACIALIS) ANO FINBACK (BALAENOPTERA PHYSALUS) WHALE HABITAT IN THE LOwER BAY OF FUNDY, CANADA

Animal & Poultry Science

THE INVOLVEMENT OF LIPID PEROXIDATION IN FATTY LIVER HAEMORRHAG!C SYNDROME IN LAYING HENS

Computing and Information Science

A DESIGN RATIONALE KNOWLEDGE-BASE FOR A USER INTERFACE DESIGN AID

Engineering

STANDARDIZATION OF OBJECTIVE METHODS TO MEASURE JUICINESS AND TENDERNESS OF seEF PROOUCTS

ZHANG YANLING Crop Science

INDUCTION AND MATURATION OF ALFALFA SOMATIC EM8RYOS

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GRADUATE DIPLOMA

HEGE C.M. BRUN-HANSEN

PATHOLOGY

FATHY FOWZY

PATHOLOGY

PETER GAZOZINSKI

PATHOLOGY

Pathology

Pathology

Pathology

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TOTALS

PhD 21 DVSc 2 MAg 12 MA 41 MLA 2 MSc 68 Diploma 3

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REPORT OF THE SENATE COMMITTEE ON AWARDS


(a) New Awards

1. Friends of Music In-Course Scholarship

2. Friends of Music Book Prize

3. Roy C. Anderson Graduate Scholarship

MOTION: that Senate approve the above-mentioned awards.

Membership:

J. Benson T. Bray P. Brigg R. Downey B. Frisbee M. Jenkinson D. Lynn J. MacDonald J. McCutcheon R. Pero S. Pfeiffer J. Rattray A. Sadanand C. Verby R. Winkle

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S. Bull P. Landoni D. 0 'Connor M. Rogers

(a) New Awards Descriptions

1. Friends of Music In-Course Scholarship

A scholarship in the amount of $300 is awarded annually to a student registered in a major or minor in Music. The scholarship will be awarded to the student who, in the given year, completes the music core with the highest average in the core courses. Application is not required.

2. Friends of Music Book Prize

A book prize is awarded annually to the graduating B.A. student in honours music who has received the highest cumulative average in courses offered by the Department of Music. Application is not required.

3. Roy C. Anderson Graduate Scholarship

In honour of Roy C. Anderson, professor and former chair of the Department of Zoology, an award of $300 will be made to a student who is registered in the Faculty of Graduate Studies and enrolled in any department. Students must be conducting research in parasitology, which is defined to include all aspects of microbial, protozoan, and metazoan infections in animals and plants. The recipient will be chosen on the basis of high academic standing. A student may hold the award only once. Apply to the Dean, College of Biological Science, by December 31.

COU REPORT JANUARY 19)3

The 212th Meeting of COU was one in which not many new items were tabled. It was, however, one of the better meetings that I've attended, simply because we had more time for in depth discussion than usual. The Honourable Lynn Macleod had to cancel her presentation at the last minute.

RETRAINING: The question of retraining in the economic renewal of Ontario received considerable attention, most of which centred on the concern that the government is apparently convinced that Universities have little relevance. Renewed efforts are being made at several levels to 'shore up our image', but it is likely that the Colleges will get a far larger share of funds designated for retraining than universities.

ACHIEVEMENT TESTING: This seems to be one of those issues in which everyone seems to think that something should be done, but no one can agree on just what the 'something' should be. Would entrance examinations be more appropriate? What subjects should be tested? Should more focus be on the curriculum and the educational process in secondary schools as opposed to testing (should schools instead of students be examined?)? How can one ensure equity in any form of a test? Evidently, it is rare to find any two educators with similar opinions. Because of this dilemma, COU is proposing to have a dedicated workshop, perhaps in the spring, and hopefully this will lead to some consensus. I have my doubts.

GOVERNMENT RELATIONS: Apparently the morale of the staff at the Ministry of Colleges and Universities, and in other ministries, is at an all time low. The threat of layoffs, cutbacks, joining together of ministries, and heavier workloads is leading to tension and frustration. Indeed, because of this internal stress, many civil servants are not very sympathetic to the universities' financial woes.

SYSTEM RESTRUCTURING: The steering committee has submitted its report to the Minister~ listing six priority items for restructuring. These are:

Technical innovation: Including technologically-mediated instruction, instruction and technology-aided research. Inter-institutional cooperation: Including increased transferability of credits, increased joint programs, networking. Finances: Including enhanced private and public support of the university system. Equity: Including the enhancement of equity in access to, the climate of universities and in the inclusiveness of the curricula. Improving student aid and creating better equity data bases. Research: Including strengthened research and scholarship at the highest qUality. Teaching and learning functions: The general improvement of teaching and learning methods.

The Minister has countered with his own 'priorities'. These are: An open learning system Student-responsive delivery

Creation of a post-secondary equity data base Funding and accountability Inter-institutional cooperation

The details associated with these priorities are not yet available. The Minister will evidently be distributing an amended version which may, or may not, more highly reflect the priorities of the steering committee. However, he has already taken steps to create a task force on implementing an open learning system at the post-secondary level. It is expected that a flurry of activity will take place on restructuring in early 1993.

F. Ross Hallett Academic Colleague

BOARD OF GOVERNORS REPORT TO SENATE January 6, 1993

Prepared by B. Allan, Secretary to the Board of Governors

Items of business considered by the Board of Governors during the fall of 1992 included:

Faculty Policy The Joint Faculty Policies Committee proposed revisions to the Faculty Policy on External Remunerative Activities and Faculty Policy covering Departmental Chairs which were discussed and accepted.

Retirees Pension Plan The Pensions and Benefits Committee of the Board recommended an improvement to the indexing formula of the Retirees Pension Plan by way of an ad-hoc adjustment. The suggestion was approved by the Board.

Presidential Task Force on Pension Reform The Task Force made a presentation of its Final Report by the Presidential Task Force on Pension Reform to the Board last spring. The Pension Reform Implementation Group now provides information to the Pensions and Benefits Committee for its ongoing consideration. This matter will continue to go before the Board for information and discussion.

Two matters which will be going forward to the February 25, 1993 Board of Governors meeting are:

Proposed Revisions to the Sexual Harassment Policy The proposed revisions to the Sexual Harassment Policy were presented for information at the September 24, 1992 meeting of the Board. The Board recommended the University community be widely consulted with respect to the proposed changes. It was also requested that the proposed changes be submitted to the February 1993 meeting of the Board for final consideration.

Annual Report on Environmental Health and Safety The annual report on Environmental Health and Safety will be presented along with legal opinions reviewing Board member liability.

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