Russ, a digest of all these responses would be greatly appreciated. And
Ginny, thanks for asking for more info. It all helps. At our dept meeting
yesterday, my colleagues were asking for exactly this kind of information
(they also felt that the info we had been given was patchy and oddly
selective). We had a long discussion, and it seems we have to submit our
formal response within a few weeks. So any additional information would be
most helpful.
Betsy
At 01:11 PM 10/22/2004, you wrote:
>For what it's worth, there's no requirement at St. Thomas at
>all.
>
>And also for what it's worth, if nobody else starts it I'll try
>to assemble the postings on this issue so far into a coherent
>digest (I've done it before, and have a sort of algorithm for
>editing that kind of thing). Maybe next week.
>
>-- Russ
>
>On 22 Oct 2004 at 15:45, Virginia Ryan wrote:
>
> > Hello again to everyone.
> >
> > Earlier this week, Betsy Sargent posted a query to CASLL concerning
> > English requirements at Canadian colleges and universities. Well, it
> > turns out that I have an immediate need for the same information, and
> > I'm hoping that someone from those institutions that haven't already
> > been represented with responses could please take a few minutes to
> > respond in kind.
> >
> > What Betsy and (now) I need to know is whether your institution has a
> > specific, cross-the-board English course requirement for graduation or
> > program-entry purposes, and whether that requirement must be satisfied
> > by taking "literature", "English", "writing" courses, or some
> > combination of these.
> >
> > So far (I hope I haven't missed any), I've collected responses from
> > University of Winnipeg, Nova Scotia College of Art and Design,
> > University College of the Cariboo/Thompson Rivers University, Simon
> > Fraser University, and Uof T Arts and Science.
> > Could Inkshedders from Canada's other universities and colleges please
> > answer, too? It seems there are big changes looming at post-secondary
> > institutions across the country; better that we be involved in them than
> > merely informed of them after the fact...
> >
> > I thank you all in advance and apologize for "pestering"; I know full
> > well how busy everyone is at this time of year.
> >
> > Ginny Ryan
> > Memorial University of Newfoundland
> >
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