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Table of Contents Table of Contents General Information .................................................................................................................................................................7 Board of Governors ...............................................................................................................................................................7 Campus Maps .........................................................................................................................................................................7 College History .......................................................................................................................................................................7 College Organization ...........................................................................................................................................................7 Education Council .................................................................................................................................................................7 Mission and Values ................................................................................................................................................................7 President's Welcome ............................................................................................................................................................7 Services for Students ................................................................................................................................................................7 Important Dates .........................................................................................................................................................................11 Registrar's Office Academic Policies & Procedures ....................................................................................................................................15 Admissions & Registration Policies & Procedures ....................................................................................................24 Fees & Financial Policies & Procedures ........................................................................................................................29 Financial Assistance ............................................................................................................................................................33 Student Records ...................................................................................................................................................................41 Departments Camosun College International......................................................................................................................................43 Continuing Education & Contract Training ................................................................................................................43 Co-operative Education & Student Employment ....................................................................................................43 Online and Blended Learning Opportunities (Camosun Online) ......................................................................44 Schools Aboriginal Education & Community Connections .................................................................................45 Aboriginal Academic Upgrading ............................................................................................................................45 Faculty Listing ................................................................................................................................................................47 Indigenous Business Leadership ............................................................................................................................45 Indigenous College Prep ....................................................................................................................................45, 46 Indigenous Family Support ......................................................................................................................................46 Indigenous Health Care Assistant ..........................................................................................................................46 Indigenous Human Services Career Access ........................................................................................................46 Indigenous Studies ......................................................................................................................................................46 VISIT US ON THE WEB • SEND EMAIL 1 Centre for Sport & Exercise Education ............................................................................................................48 Athletic and Exercise Therapy ..................................................................................................................................49 Exercise and Wellness .................................................................................................................................................52 Exercise and Wellness Access ...................................................................................................................................54 Faculty Listing ................................................................................................................................................................56 Sport and Fitness Leadership...................................................................................................................................50 Sport Management .....................................................................................................................................................53 Sport Management Access .......................................................................................................................................55 Sport Performance .......................................................................................................................................................54 School of Access .............................................................................................................................................................57 Aboriginal Academic Upgrading ............................................................................................................................59 Academic and Professional English .......................................................................................................................63 Academic Upgrading College Preparatory .........................................................................................................60 BC Adult Graduation Diploma .................................................................................................................................60 Building Employment Success for Tomorrow ....................................................................................................61 Computer Science Access (ESL) ..............................................................................................................................64 E.A.R.T.H. Gardening ....................................................................................................................................................62 Employment Training and Preparation ................................................................................................................61 English Language Development ............................................................................................................................63 Faculty Listing ................................................................................................................................................................66 Foundations Academic Upgrading ........................................................................................................................59 Fundamental Academic Upgrading ......................................................................................................................59 Health Studies Access (ESL) ......................................................................................................................................64 Intermediate Academic Upgrading .......................................................................................................................60 Studio Art Access (ESL) ...............................................................................................................................................65 Workplace Literacy and Numeracy ........................................................................................................................62 School of Arts & Science ...........................................................................................................................................67 Applied Chemistry and Biotechnology ................................................................................................................71 Applied Communication ...........................................................................................................................................72 Archaeological Field Assistant .................................................................................................................................81
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