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Changing perceptions of women
have stimulated new research in
various traditional disciplines
and have resulted in the intro-
duction of new course and program
material.

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The seminar will explore some of
these developments from the point
of view of the appropriate con-
tent for study, as well as the
academic structures within which
they might be pursued.

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Women's Studies may be viewed as
a part of the ongoing process of
revision and broadening of the

academic categories of knowledge.

DATES AND TIMES

Thursday, Friday and Saturday
May 1, 2 and 3, 1975

FEE

$15.00
(includes dinner and papers)

LOCATION
The University of Calgary Campus

PLANNING COMMITTEE

@DR. MAUREEN CROMIE
Department of Romance Studies

@DR. MARSHA HANEN
Department of Philosophy
@DR. JUDITH SLOMAN
Department of English
wMS. CATHARINE WARREN
Division of Continuing Education

CHARLOTTE ZIEBARTH
Department of Psychology

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PROGRAM

» THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 1
Welcome: Mrs. Muriel Kovitz,
Chancellor, The University
of Calgary

Keynote Address: Women's Studies
in Higher Education
Dr. Jill Conway, Vice-
President, University of
Toronto and President-
elect, Smith College, Mass.

p(open to registrants and non-regis-—
trants - reception to follow)

PFRIDAY, MAY 2

Morning
Registration: 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m. The Analysis of Ideolo-

gical Structures and
thetr Significance for
Women's Studies

Dr. Dorothy Smith, Soci-
ology Department, Univer-
sity of British Columbia

Des ceLbL
Conway

Commentator:

10:15 a.m. Coffee

10:30 a.m. Beauty in Distress:
Dantel Deronda and The
House of Mirth
Dr. Constance Rooke,
University of Victoria
and
Two Leaning Towers:
Viewpoints by Katherine
Anne Porter and Virginta
Woolf in 1940
Professor Joan Givner,
University of Regina

11:45 p.m. Lunch

Esi5: p.m.

4:00 p.m.

Afternoon

Teaching Girls Their
'God-Given Place in
Life'--The Introduction
of Home Economics in the
Schools :
Dr. Robert Stamp, Depart-
ment of Educational
Foundations, The Univer-
sity of Calgary

and
The White and the Grey:
Stendal's Views on the
Education of Women
Professor Pauline Wahl,
Department of Romance
Studies, The University
of Calgary
Coffee

Theodore Roosevelt and
the Education of Women
Dr. Eliane Silverman,
Department of History,
The University of Calgary
and
Donald Creighton's Mac-
donald and his Wives
‘they drove him to drink!’
Ms. Barbara Roberts,
Cariboo College

Women in Vartous Cultures:

A Panel

Ms. Lucille Cormier, De-
partment of Sociology,
University of Alberta

Dr. Patricia Prestwich,
History Department,
University of Alberta

Ms. Corlann Bush,
University of Idaho

Dr. Jane Kelley, De-
partment of Archaeology
The University of Calgary

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WOMEN'S STUDIES IN HIGHER EDUCATION

$15.00

FEE:

188-75

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Banff-Lake Louise Trip, May 4 (approx. cost $10 payable May 2)

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