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The Undergraduate Program Revision Committe
The Undergraduate Program Revision Committee will soon be meeting to start the process of revising the Faculty's teacher education programs. As Dr. Paré said at the Faculty Assembly on September 20th, the committee welcomes the input of all colleagues in the faculty and in the school milieu, and encourages you to contact (preferably via e-mail or on paper) any of the committee members. The committee will then have the task of trying to incorporate as much of the input as possible into the final products.
Committee members:
Brian Alters, Helen Amoriggi, Naomi Barrett, Spencer Boudreau, Eric Caplan, William Gray, Jim Hanrahan, Myrna Hynes, Kate LeMaistre (Chair), Denise Lussier, Carol Marriott, Howard Riggs, Joan Russell, Mela Sarkar, Cheryl Savage, Grace Wong-McAllister, Jane Wardle, Elizabeth Wood, (TBA: 2 more representatives from the school milieu)
Kate Le Maistre
Undergraduate Program Revision Committee Chair
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A Reminder to Faculty and Staff About Seminars in the Arts
(1) Today, Wednesday September 26th Smt. Sonal Mansingh, Indian Classical Dancer will present a lecture-demonstration:
The Place of Women in Indian Classical Dance
4-6 PM Jack Cram Auditorium
Join us for coffee at 3:30 today in the lobby area by the auditorium.
All are welcome.
(2) Friday, September 28th Dr. Lois Hetland, Senior researcher at Harvard University will give a seminar that addresses claims about the arts in education:
The Arts and Academic Achievement: What the Research Shows
4-6 PM Jack Cram Auditorium
Join us for coffee at 3:30 today in the lobby area by the auditorium.
All are welcome.
Joan Russell
Director, Music Education
Cultures and Values in Education
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Congratulations!
Dr. Susanne Lajoie, Interim Chair of the Department of Educational and Counselling Psychology, has been elected a Fellow of the American Psychological Association for her outstanding contribution to the field of psychology.
Dr. Janet G. Donald has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada.
Ratna Ghosh
Dean
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J. Armand Bombardier Internationalist Fellowships First Competition - Academic Year 2002/03
The J. Armand Bombardier Foundation has launched a major fellowship program for Canadians who wish to internationalize their education.
The fellowships will be for university graduates of proven academic merit, and are planned for Canadians to study, research and work abroad in order to build their international competence and enhance Canada’s participation in the world economy of the third millennium.
Application deadline: March 1st, 2002
For more information, please contact Maricruz García-Rejón, International Office, Tel: 398-3529/Fax: 398-4233, email: maricruz.garcia-rejon@mcgill.ca.
Maricruz García-Rejón
International Office
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