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CENTRE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION |.

The UBC FACULTY OF EDUCATION, in cooperation with the Centre for Continuing
Education, announces a short course of interest to .....professional and
lay persons concerned with the organization and administration of post-
secondary institutions: .....students, teachers, administrators, trustees
and interested citizens from colleges, technical institutes and univer-
sities. The course may be taken on a non-credit basis or for 1 units of
credit.

ADMINISTRATION OF POST SECONDARY INSTITUTIONS

Selected problems in the administration of post-secondary educational
institutions -- colleges, technical SAREE ESEEE y vocational schools,
universities.

Included in this year's course:

-«ee--Changing attitudes toward post-secondary education

-.e..recent proposals for modifying the relationships between governments
and post-secondary institutions

--..-problems emerging in Board (Council)- Administration - Faculty
relationships in various types on institutions

--..-the altering roles of faculty associations, student governments,
alumni associations

-----implications for the organization and administration of post-secondary
institutions

 

SET SER PEB A OL 2

Format: lectures, panels, discussions, case studies, individual research
- projects.

Staff: Dr. Jamie H.A. Wallin, Associate Professor in Education Adminis-
tration, UBC, assisted by specialists from other disciplines and fron _
several other institutions of higher learning and government departments.

Schedule: Thursday, October 24, 1974, 1-5 p.m. and 7-9: 30 p.m.; Friday,
October 25, 1974, 9-5 p.m.; Saturday, October 26, 1974, 9-12 noon and the
same schedule for November 21-23, 1974.

To accommodate persons employed in post-secondary institutions the course
will be offered in two 3-day sessions separated by a l-month interval to
permit the carrying out of a research project and selected reading assign-
ments. Each session will commence on a Thursday at 1:00 p.m. and will end
at noon the following Saturday.

Location: The first meeting will be held in Room 307, Vancouver Public
Library, 750 Burrard Street, Vancouver, B.C.

Fees: $37.50 for non-credit students; $54.00 for undergraduate, un-

- Glassified or qualifying credit; $94.00 for credit towards a graduate
program.

: APPLICATION FORMS ARE AVAILABLE FROM DON PORTER

 

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THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA, VANCOUVER 8, CANADA, TELEPHONE (604) 228-2181
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