UNIVERSITY CF ALBERTA

SESSIONAL APPOINIMENT
The Department of Educational Foundations,
University of Alberta will be making a sess-
ional appointment in the area of History of
Education in Canada. The major duties
associated with the position will involve the
coordination of a large multiple section in-
troductory course on the History of Ed-
ucation in Canada. Teaching responsibilities
include lecturing in this introductory
course with some additional course work at
the senior undergraduate level. ‘The success-
ful applicant will also be expected to assume
editorial responsibilities in the preparation
of the book of readings for the introductory
course.

The appointment will be for the period Sept-
ember 1, 1981 to April 30, 1982 and will
carry with it a salary of not less than
$15,000.00 for the eight month period.

Applicants should have appropriate academic
qualifications and successful teaching ex-
perience at a uiversity level. A letter of
application, together with a curriculum
~itae and the names of two referees, should
be sent to:

Dr. P.J. Miller, Chairman

Department of Educational Foundations
Faculty of Education

University of Alberta

Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2G5

Closing date for applications is April 30,
1981.

 

 

INSTRUCTOR'S DIPLOMA PROGRAM

D.R. MacRae of the Ministry of Education ad-
vises that, effective April 1, 1981, ap-
plicants for the above program should sub-
mit their application for admission to the
Program Director at the Centre for Continuing
Education, U.B.c. Formally, all initial in-
quiries and applications for admission were
submitted to the Post-Secondary Department of
the Ministry of Education.

This change in procedure is to facilitate a

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more efficient processing of in-
quiries and applications. The
purpose and definition of the pro-
gram and the sponsorship of the
program by the Ministry of Ed-
ucation remains unchanged. The
admissions requirements have not
been altered.

Potential applicants are advised

to submit their inquiries and

applications to the following:
Instructor's Diploma Program
Centre for Continuing Education
University of British Columbia
Vancouver, B.C. V6T 1W5

 

 

Films

Game Survival 16nm

This film, made by the Game
Conservancy in England, describes
studies of game birds (partridge
and pheasant) and waterfowl in the
face of modern agricultural methods
and other human pressures on the
countryside. Though these studies
are conducted in England they are
relevant to areas under similar
pressures in B.C., especially the
Fraser and Okanagan Vallies. This
film is especially suitable for
ecology classes and the Core Pro-
gram. (Conservation and Outdoor
Recreation Education)

The 30 Second Dream - 16mm color

A carefully selected collection of
contemporary TV conmercials. The
movie, through a montage of images
and offscreen naration, reveals

the power of advertising. It shows
how this is used to play on our
hopes and fears and concerns about
Intimacy, Family, Vitality and
Success. DISTR. Mas Media
Ministries 1977.