School!!!
So as some of you may know, I probably posted about it already but I am back in school. I am back in University, back to working towards my dreams... back on track!
This semester I am taking Womens Studies First Nations, Canadian Women's History, and Canadian English Literature. All of them tie in quite nicely together I might add. The Womens Studies & Womens History tie in nicely as does the Canadian literature tie in at times with both, mainly history though, since its Canadian literature up to 1920.
Next semester is my biggie. I think these courses though should all 'mesh well together'
POLI 100 (3) Identities and Communities: An Introduction to Politics
An introduction to the study of politics through an examination of contemporary issues and problems, Canadian and international. Topics include changing political ideals and ideologies, the interaction of political actors and institutions and the impact of globalizing forces on national governments and politics. (3:0:0)
POLI 231 (3) Comparative Politics
An examination of various government institutions and political processes throughout the world in a comparative context. Topics include theoretical perspectives and case studies including the Great Britain, France, Germany, Russia, India, China, Japan, Mexico, Brazil, Nigeria, and Israel. (3:0:0)
HIST 211 (3) Canadian Women's History since 1920
An examination of the diversity of the historical experience in Canada since the early 20th Century. Subjects may include the impact of war and depression, girls' organizations, education, employment, home-making, politics, the law, changing reproductive patterns, advertising and consumerism, and 'second-wave' feminism. (3:0:0)
HIST 343 (3) Political History of Canada since the 1930s
A study of power, conflict and accommodation in the Canadian political experience since the 1930s. Recurring themes such as national policies, French-English tensions, federal-provincial relations, regional protest, and external affairs are stressed. (3:0:0)
As well as my English course.
We shall see, I might drop back down to 3 later on, we shall see how this semester goes. So far it is going well :)
This semester I am taking Womens Studies First Nations, Canadian Women's History, and Canadian English Literature. All of them tie in quite nicely together I might add. The Womens Studies & Womens History tie in nicely as does the Canadian literature tie in at times with both, mainly history though, since its Canadian literature up to 1920.
Next semester is my biggie. I think these courses though should all 'mesh well together'
POLI 100 (3) Identities and Communities: An Introduction to Politics
An introduction to the study of politics through an examination of contemporary issues and problems, Canadian and international. Topics include changing political ideals and ideologies, the interaction of political actors and institutions and the impact of globalizing forces on national governments and politics. (3:0:0)
POLI 231 (3) Comparative Politics
An examination of various government institutions and political processes throughout the world in a comparative context. Topics include theoretical perspectives and case studies including the Great Britain, France, Germany, Russia, India, China, Japan, Mexico, Brazil, Nigeria, and Israel. (3:0:0)
HIST 211 (3) Canadian Women's History since 1920
An examination of the diversity of the historical experience in Canada since the early 20th Century. Subjects may include the impact of war and depression, girls' organizations, education, employment, home-making, politics, the law, changing reproductive patterns, advertising and consumerism, and 'second-wave' feminism. (3:0:0)
HIST 343 (3) Political History of Canada since the 1930s
A study of power, conflict and accommodation in the Canadian political experience since the 1930s. Recurring themes such as national policies, French-English tensions, federal-provincial relations, regional protest, and external affairs are stressed. (3:0:0)
As well as my English course.
We shall see, I might drop back down to 3 later on, we shall see how this semester goes. So far it is going well :)