March 10 and 11, 2005 at Capilano College

Draft – Appendixes to the Minutes of 2004 Science Articulation Working Committee

March 10 and 11, 2005 at Capilano College 29 Instructors attended the two days of meetings, representing 12 colleges.

Those present included:

British Columbia Open Derek Knox University Vancouver North John Field Capilano College Vancouver North Rick Brand Capilano College Vancouver John Pacheco College of New Caledonia Prince George Elizabet h Ritch College of New Caledonia Prince George Peter Robbins Kwantlen College Surrey Karen Burns Malaspina University College Cowichan Shiona Northway Malaspina University College Nanaimo Glenda Hunter Malaspina University College Nanaimo Helena Higgs North Island College Courtenay Drummon Phillida d North Island College Courtenay Dave Owens Northern Lights College Fort St. John Jeanette Landry Northern Lights College Dawson Creek Ken Shaw Northwest Community College Prince Rupert Sandra Friesen Okanagan University College Kelowna Dan Chetner Okanagan University College Kelowna Allison Alder Selkirk College Nakusp Lyle Olsen Selkirk College Trail University College of the Lee Emery Cariboo Kamloops Villeneuv University College of the Eric e Cariboo Kamloops University College of the Jane Horton Cariboo Kamloops University College of the Kevin Barrie Cariboo Kamloops Vancouver Community Jim Funk College King Edward Vancouver Community Richard Farley College King Edward Hopkinso Vancouver Community Peter n College King Edward Vancouver Community Gary Lawrence College King Edward Gordon McIntyre Vancouver Community King Edward

1 Draft – Appendixes to the Minutes of 2004 Science Articulation Working Committee

College Vancouver Community Skye Richards College King Edward Tom McBee Yukon College Whitehorse

Regrets: Rob Dramer (Douglas College)

Thursday March 10, 2005 Morning

1. PD Event: The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Process.

Glenda Hunter gave an energetic talk/demonstrations on the methodology developed by the Carnegie Foundation for Advancement of Teaching. She discussed work done by Jerome Bruner on inquiry based learning. Students increase learning if they are allowed to discover facts, and relationships. The discovery method puts information into long term memory. Glenda went through an example of chemistry students trying to learn stoichiometry. How can a teacher increase students' conceptual learning? One thing an instructor can do is use a student centered approach, which lends itself to the discovery method.

Websites: Carnegie Foundation www.isnetwork.ca/scholarshiptlcentres.htm Learning Style www.ncsu.edu/felder/public/ILS

2. Steering Committee Update

Ted Hougham distributed the Ministry of Advanced Education Update. The handout covered the new provincial exams students must complete so that they can graduate from the Public system. There is an Online Transfer Guide for high school and post secondary student/parents/ and Instructors or Counselors to assist students moving between institutions in the province.

Ted encouraged the committees to keep the Articulation process active and upgraded on the BCCAT.ca website.

There is a concern about any institutes that are not sending instructors due to lack of funds. BCCAT would like to hear about any institutes that are using this excuse. The Colleges of BC do receive extra funding, from the government, for the articulation meetings.

"Online program Development Fund" is a new agency that funds articulation development. At the present time a study on Public and Private Institutes is being conducted. This study is addressing the increased demand from profit programs to be articulated.

Ted is stepping down as the ABE representative. He no longer works in this area of education.

Website: BCCAT www.bccat.ca

3. Round Table Discussion:

Demand for General Science courses. Most colleges do not offer General Science courses. Students go directly into Advanced level Sciences. Exceptions to this are:

1. College of New Caledonia; Their program requires the students to have completed a grade 10 or Intermediate Level Science course in the last five years. If this requirement has not been met then the students are enrolled in a General Science course or take a Placement exam.

2. Okanagan University College (Kelowna Campus): Their program has designed the General Science to meet the basic requirements for entry into the Advanced level Science courses. They encourage the student to take the course if the student has never taken Sciences before. The program tends to target students coming out of the Literacy program.

Textbooks Articulation funded the development of a new series of textbooks for the General Science courses. They have not received very many requests for them. It seems that the most Colleges do not have General Science courses any longer and do not require the texts. If an institute does require sets of the text they can contact BCCAT or Queen’s Printer.

Karen Burns suggested that we get hold of and peruse a book called Hardwired for Hope. The book takes a revealing look into effective teaching in Adult Basic Education/Literacy.

Website: Hardwired for Hope http://www.nald.ca/fulltext/hwired/cover.htm

Thursday, March 10 2005 Afternoon

4. PD Event: Canopy crawl at the Suspension Bridge Park and a tour of a Brewery.

The group packed themselves into cars and made it to the Park where a botany tour was conducted from bridges suspended through the trees. Then they packed themselves back into the cars and headed for a tour of the Brewery. A very knowledgeable guide took them through the brewing process.

Friday March 11, 2005 Morning

Minutes of the Physics Sub-Committee Meeting

Attending: Sandra Friesen Peter Hopkinson Helena Higgs Jeanette Landry Lee Emery Lyle Olsen Kevin Barrie Steven Cheung Glenda Hunter John Pacheco Tom McBee Richard Farley Derek Knox Rick Brand

Two courses were presented for Articulation.

1. Nicola Valley Institute of Technology submitted Physics 050 as an Advanced level course. The course was accepted as an advanced level Physics course with two recommendations a. Should consider using a High School level textbook. Example: 2004 3rd Edition Conceptual Physics High School. Arthur: Addision/Weston b. Increase contact hours from 82 to 96 per section.

2. Selkirk College submitted Physics 080 as an Advanced level course. The course was turned down due to the lack of detail showing depth of coverage for each concept and lab. If Selkirk resubmits a more detailed course outline before April 7, 2005 the sub-committee will reevaluate their course.

Science Demonstrations.

Peter Hopkinson presented several demonstrations that could be used in class to show wave effects, light frequency, the force of Hydrogen bonds and projectile motion. ______

Report from Biology Subcommittee – March 11th 2005 Science Articulation Meeting at Capilano College

Present: Allison Alder (Chair, Selkirk), Jim Funk (VCC), Ken Shaw (Northwest), Gary Lawrence (VCC), Gordon McIntyre (VCC), Peter Robbins (Kwantlen), Shiona Northway (Malaspina), Liz Ritch (CNC), Dan Chetner (Okanagan), John Field (Capilano) , Phillida Drummond (North Island), Dave Owens (Northern Lights), Jane Horton (Cariboo), Skye Richards (VCC). Regrets: Rob Dramer (Douglas)

A round table discussion was held to exchange information regarding course offerings, texts, and the mode of delivery at each College. In summary, the greatest demand at most Colleges is for the Provincial Level Biology. In some Colleges the Advanced Level Biology is a prerequisite to Provincial Biology but at the majority of the Colleges this is not the case and Advanced Biology may not be offered because of low student numbers.

Dave Owens noted concerns with the web CT courses from BCOU which are being run at the Colleges under the numbering system in place at the College offering the BCOU web course. As the content differs sufficiently this was a concern for all the College Reps present and it was decided to bring this issue forward to the Committee as a whole for discussion. With respect to this concern the following motion was proposed:

MOVED by Gordon McIntyre:

All articulated courses, including on-line and distance education course, have “hands on” laboratory skills as delineated in the ABE Articulation Handbook for Advanced and Provincial Biology.

SECONDED: John Field PASSED unanimously

There was one Provincial Level course brought forward for articulation by Nicola Valley Institute of Technology (Biol. 060). The Biology sub-committee had some concerns regarding the depth of coverage for some of the Core units, the number of organ systems covered in the Human Biology section, and the emphasis given to laboratory work. As there was no representative present from NVIT, it was difficult to grant full articulation to the course. It appeared that the majority of the topics were covered and so a status of “Articulation Pending” was assigned for the course until the committee’s concerns are addressed. If the course is adjusted to reflect these concerns prior to the ABE Steering Committee Meeting at the end of April the course can be fully articulated.

It was also noted that there were several Colleges with no reps at the meeting: Camosun, College of the Rockies, and University College of the Fraser Valley. ______

Minutes of the Chemistry Sub-Committee Meeting

Attending: John Pacheco, Jim Funk, Skye Richards, Roland Moutal, Jeanette Landry, Ken Nash, Lee Emery, Jane Horton, Derek Knox, Sandra Friesen, Lyle Olsen, Glenda Hunter, Rick Brand, Jane Horton, Tom McBee

Three courses were put forward for articulation. Nicola Valley Institute of Technology submitted Chemistry 050 as an Advanced Level course and a recommendation was made that it be accepted as such. Similarly, Nicola Valley Institute of Technology’s Chemistry 060 was accepted at the Provincial Level. The Castlegar campus of Selkirk College submitted Chemistry 080 for inclusion in the grid at the Advanced Level. This course was not recommended for articulation. It is hoped that the course can be resubmitted and approved prior to the Steering Committee meeting in April.

The sub-committee felt that these courses were taught in a short amount of time and this led to a discussion of the hours allocated to the teaching of courses. It was felt that this may be a topic of discussion for next year as more private colleges come on stream.

The issuing or credit for institutions utilizing BC Campus was discussed. It was noted that the college utilizing BC Campus is responsible for issuing the credit and ensuring that their course meets articulation requirements.

Roland Moutal brought a copy of a “course companion” he has written for the Provincial Level so that students need not purchase a textbook. Roland also distributed the first chapter. It was felt that the depth and breadth of the material did constitute a textbook. The companion is available through the bookstore at Vancouver Community College and each of the 8 chapters cost approximately twelve dollars.

Glenda Hunter distributed a stoichiometry exam she had found that asked students explain their work. It was felt that this would encourage a deeper understanding of the topic.

Lyle Olsen distributed a research paper assignment he uses at the Advanced Level “Adopt an Element”

Minutes of the General Science Sub-Committee Meeting

Attending: Liz Ritch, Karen Burns, Allison Alder, Peter Robbins, Gary Lawrence, Richard Farley, Dave Owens, Dan Chetner, John Field, Eric Villeneuve, Shiona Northway.

The meeting began with a review of Thursday's round table discussion of General Science. It was noted that every College differs but nearly all the Colleges have some strategy in place to bridge students from the Intermediate to Advanced Level sciences. Some have Directed Studies, others have prerequisites of Intermediate Science and some have in-house courses. For some Colleges, having trouble raising the profile of Intermediate Science with their Administration, it was suggested that Jeannie Cockell at the Institute of Indigenous Studies might be able to provide some assistance in the matter.

Articulation:

Two courses were put forward for articulation from Nicola Valley Institute of Technology. NVIT submitted an Intermediate General Science course( Intemediate Science 040) and a Provincial level General Science course( Provincial General Science 061). Both were turned down due to lack of detail in the course outline. Both courses will be considered in the future if more detail can be supplied.

The sub-committee suggested the college, seeking articulation, should send a representative to the articulation meeting to answer questions about the course.

Kwantlen is re-organizing its course numbering, so ALL of the ABE science courses are changing their numbers/acronyms. The content of these courses has not changed. The new listings for Kwantlen's Intermediate General Science courses are ABES 001 and SCIP 1010.

Concerns:

Representatives from College of the Rockies and Camosun were missing. They should be invited back to the meetings.

ABEABC Annual Meeting will be held at NVIT in Merritt, April 27th - 30th.

Friday March 11, 2005 Afternoon Science Articulation General Meeting

Present: Sandra Friesen, Jane Horton, Eric Villeneuve, Skye Richards, Lee Emery, Tom McBee, John Pacheco, Shiona Northway, Kevin Barrie, Lyle Olsen, Allison Alder, Dan Chetner, Jim Funk, John Field, Gary Lawrence, Elizabeth Ritch, Jeanette Landry, Peter Robbins, Gordon McIntyre, Ken Shaw, Karen Burns, Rick Brand, Richard Farley, Helena Higgs, Dave Owens, Derek Knox.

1. Chairperson

 Elizabeth Ritch has completed her term as the Chairperson of the Science Committee. The members thanked her for all her hard work and excellent organizational skills.  Gary Lawrence is now the new Chair for the ABE Science Articulation committee.

2. Agendas/ Meeting Schedules

Motion by Eric Villeneuve: Approve agenda for 2005 meeting.

SECONDED: Karen Burns PASSED unanimously

Motion by Elizabeth Ritch Approve minutes from 2004 meeting.

SECONDED: Dave Owens PASSED unanimously

It was discussed and decided that for the 2006 Science meeting we should return to the old schedule. This will provide sub-committee groups with more time to articulate and discuss issues pertinent to their discipline. Thursday: morning Physics & Biology Afternoon PD event Friday morning Chemistry & General Science Afternoon Group meeting of all disciplines of the Sciences

3. Instructional Skills Work (ISW) progam.

 Glenda Hunter reviewed her workshop from Thursday.  Nancy Randall is spear heading the ISW program.  Next ISW workshop will be in Vancouver during October, 2005.( 3 day event)  ISW links people to PD events in this field.

4. Ministry Update:  BCCAT's website has been updated and shows students how to transfer credits.

 Ted Hougham delivered copies of the Steering Committee minutes and Elizabeth Ritch distributed them to the Science committee members.

5. Minutes from Sub-committees and Motions.

Each of the sub-committee chairs presented the minutes of their articulation meetings to the Science committee as a whole and the following motions were recorded:

Motion by Helena Higgs, Chair of Physics sub-committee:

Place Nicola Valley Institute of Technology, Physics 050, on the grid as an Advanced level Physics course.

SECONDED: Lyle Olsen PASSED unanimously

Motion by Allison Alder, Chair of Biology sub-committee:

All articulated courses, including on-line and distance education course, have “hands on” laboratory skills as delineated in the ABE Articulation Handbook for Advanced and Provincial Biology.

SECONDED: Dan Chetner PASSED unanimously

The Biol 060 course from NVIT will be accepted to the grid with a note “Articulation Pending” until there is clarification of the depth of topic coverage and the emphasis on laboratory work.

Motion by Tom McBee, Chair of the Chemistry sub-committee:

Place Nicola Valley Institute of Technology, Chemistry 050, as an Advanced Level course and Chemistry 060 was accepted at the Provincial Level.

SECONDED: Sandra Friesen PASSED unanimously

6. Course Articulation Form

The course articulation form distributed to the sub-committee groups for discussion resulted in the following suggestions:  Change the format to the outlines  Helena Higgs will write a preamble  Add Textbooks/ Lab Manuals  Remove "Other Required Materials" and put in Lab Equipment

 Add Lab/ Course Content  Put % beside each evaluation tool on the final page.

7. Future Concerns  Most ABE programs are experiencing difficulties when their students attempt to transfer their ABE Provincial and Advanced Level credits from the ABE programs into the University (SFU, UBC and UVic)

Motion by Elizabeth Ritch

To ask BCCAT to act on improving the transfer of students between the Provincial ABE Programs and the Universities.

SECONDED: Glenda Hunter PASSED unanimously

Minimum Contact Hours for Courses

 Some courses presented for Articulation this year were taught in a short amount of time. Discussion about the hours allocated to the teaching of courses followed.  It was felt that this may be a topic of discussion for next year as more private colleges come on stream.

Articulated Courses

 The issuing of credit for institutions utilizing BC Campus was discussed.  It was noted that the college utilizing BC Campus is responsible for issuing the credit and ensuring that their course meets articulation requirements.

Missing Colleges

 Representatives from College of the Rockies, University College of the Fraser Valley and Camosun were missing. They should be invited back to the meetings.

8. 2006 Science Articulation Meeting

 Will be hosted by Kwantlen College at the Richmond Campus, March 9 - 10.

9. Meeting adjourned at 3:00 pm.

Chemistry Contact List

Instituition Name & Address Phone, Fax, E-mail BCIT Kevin Soulsbury Ph: (604) 432-8551 3700 Willington Ave Fax: (604) 433-2132 Burnaby, BC V5G 3H2 [email protected] Camosun College Neil Meanwell Ph: (250) 370-3448 3100 Foul Bay Rd Fax: (250) 370-3417 Victoria, BC V8P 5J2 [email protected]. ca Capilano College Rick Brand Ph: (604) 986-1911 2055 Purcell Way #3005 North Vancouver, BC V7J Fax: (604) 984-1718 3H5 [email protected]. ca College of New John Pacheco Ph: (250) 561-5848 Caledonia 3330-22nd Ave #362 Prince George, BC V2N Fax: (250) 561-5816 1P8 [email protected] College of the Rockies Ed Swanson Ph: (250) 489-2751 Box 8500 Fax: (250) 489-1790 Cranbrook, BC V1C 5L7 [email protected] Douglas College Rob Dramer Ph: (604) 777-6244 1280 Pinetree Way [email protected] Coquitlam, B.C. .ca Kwantlen University Newton Wainman Ph: (604) 599-2176 College 12666-72nd Ave #9278 Surrey, BC V3W 2M8 Fax: (604) 599-9267 Newton.Wainman@kwan tlen.ca Langara College Malaspina University Glenda Hunter Ph: (250) 248-2096 College 100 Jensen Street East Fax: (250) 485-9792 Box 42 [email protected] Parksville, BC V9P 1G3 Nicola Valley Institute of Technology North Island College Sherrie Wang Ph: (250) 334-5052 2300 Ryan Road Fax: (250) 724-8762 Courtenay, BC V9N 8N6 [email protected] Northern Lights College Jeanette Landry Ph: (250) 785-6981 Box 1000, 9820 – 120th Fax: (250) 785-1294 Ave [email protected] Fort St. John, BC V1J 6K1 Northwest Community Reto Riesen Ph: (250) 624-6054 College 130 W 1st Ave Prince Rupert, BC V0C [email protected] 1R0

Okanagan College Jessica Morcom Ph: (250) 762-5445 1000 KLO Road Fax: (250) 762-5432 Kelowna, BC V1Y 4X8 [email protected] Selkirk College Lyle Olsen, Ph: (250) 442-2704 Box 968, Fax: (250) 442-2877 Grand Forks BC V0H1H0 [email protected] University of British Laurie Jensen Ph: (604) 822-6257 Columbia 6298 Biological Road Fax: (604) 822-0690 Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z4 [email protected] et Thompson Rivers Jane Horton/Lee Emery Ph: (250) 828-5961 or University Box 3010 (250) 828-5928 Kamloops, BC V2C 5N3 Fax: (250) 828-5261 [email protected], [email protected] University College of the Lillian Martin Ph: (604) 792-0025 Fraser Valley 45600 Airport Road Fax: (604) 792-2388 Chilliwak, BC V2P 6T4 [email protected] Vancouver Community Roland Moutal Ph: (604) 871-7291 College 1155 E. Broadway Fax: (604) 871-7100 Vancouver, BC V5N 5TG [email protected] Yukon College Tom McBee (Chair Ph: (867) 668-8831 Chemistry Sub- Fax: (867) 668-8828 committee) [email protected] Box 2799 k.ca Whitehorse, YT Y1A 5V2 Kevin Soulsbury [email protected] Neil Meanwell [email protected] Rick Brand [email protected] John Pacheco [email protected] Ed Swanson [email protected] Rob Dramer [email protected] Newton Wainman [email protected] Glenda Hunter Russel [email protected] Sherrie Wang [email protected] Jeanett Landry [email protected] Reto Riesen [email protected] Jessica Morcum [email protected] Lyle Olsen [email protected] Laurie Jensen [email protected] Jane Horton [email protected] Lee Emery [email protected] Lillian Martin [email protected] Roland Moutal [email protected] Tom McBee [email protected]

Physics Contact List

Instituition Name & Address Phone, Fax, E-mail British Columbia Kevin Soulsbury Ph: (604) 432-8551 Institute of Technology 3700 Willington Ave Fax: (250) 370-3417 Burnaby, BC V5G 3H2 [email protected] Camosun College Wilfred Nienaber Ph: (250) 370-4435 4461 Interurban Road, Fax: (250) 370-3417 RR 3 [email protected] Victoria, BC V8X 3X1 a Capilano College Richard Brand Ph: (604) 986-1911 2055 Purcell Way #3005 North Vancouver, BC V7J Fax: (604) 984-1718 3H5 [email protected]. ca College of New Joan Connors Ph: (250) 562-5813 Caledonia 3330-22nd Ave Local 373 Prince George, BC V2N Fax: (250) 561-5816 1P8 [email protected] College of the Rockies Deb Heal Ph: (250) 489-2751 Box 8500 Fax: (250) 489-1790 Cranbrook, BC V1C 5L7 [email protected] Douglas College Rob Dramer Ph: (604) 777-6244 1280 Pinetree Way [email protected] Coquitlam, B.C. .ca Kwantlen University Newton Wainman Ph: (604) 599-2176 College Box 9030 local 9278 Surrey, BC V3T 5H8 Fax: (604) 599-2279 Newton.Wainman@kwan tlen.ca Langara College Malaspina University Steve Cheung Ph: (250) -748-3058 College #405 Dobson Road Duncan, BC V9L 6P4 [email protected] Nicola Valley Institute of Technology North Island College Helena Higgs(Chair Ph: (250) 334-5040 Physics Sub-committee) Fax: (250) 334-5018 2300 Ryan Road [email protected] Courtenay, BC V9N 8N6 Northern Lights College Jeanette Landry Ph: (250) 785-6981 Box 1000, 9820 – 120th Fax: (250) 785-1294 Ave [email protected] Fort St. John, BC V1J 6K1 Northwest Community Ken Shaw Ph: (250) 635-6511 College 130 1st Ave West Fax: (250) 638-5432 Prince Rupert, BC V8J [email protected] 1A8 .ca

Okanagan College Sandra Friesen Ph: (250) 762- 5445 1000 KLO Road Local: Kelowna, BC V1Y 4X8 4572 Fax: (250) 862-5432 [email protected] Selkirk College Lyle Olsen Ph: (250) 442-2704 Box 968 Fax: (250) 442-2877 Grand Forks, BC VOH [email protected] 1HO University of British Columbia Thompson Rivers Lee Emery Ph: (250) 371-5928 University Box 3010 Fax: (250) 371-5514 Kamloops, BC V2C 5N3 [email protected] University College of the Tim Cooper Ph: (604) 792-0025 Fraser Valley 45600 Airport Road Fax: (604) 792-2388 Chilliwack, BC V2P 6T4 [email protected] Vancouver Community Peter Hopkinson Ph: (604) 871-7285 College 1155 E. Broadway St. Fax: (604) 792 2388 Vancouver, BC V5T 4V5 [email protected] [email protected] Yukon College Tom McBee Ph: (867) 668-8831 Box 2799 Fax: (867) 668-8828 Whitehorse, Y1A 5K4 [email protected] k.ca

Kevin Soulsbury [email protected], Wilfred Nienaber [email protected], Rick Brand [email protected], Joan Connors [email protected], Deb Heal [email protected], Rob Dramer [email protected], Newton Wainman [email protected], Steve Cheung [email protected] Helena Higgs [email protected], Jeanette Landry [email protected], Ken Shaw [email protected], Sandra Friesen [email protected], Lyle Olsen [email protected] Lee Emery [email protected], Allan Hneeda [email protected], Tim Cooper [email protected], Peter Hopkinson [email protected], Tom McBee [email protected],

Biology Contact List

Instituition Name & Address Phone, Fax, E-mail Camosun College Bruce Hardy (Retired) Ph: (250) 370-3423

[email protected] Capilano College John Field Ph: (604) 885-9310 Box 1609 Fax: (604) 885-9350 Sechelt, BC V0N 3A0 [email protected] College of New Alison Duperron Ph: (250) 561-5848 Caledonia 3330-22nd Ave Local 663 Prince George, BC V2N Fax: (250) 561-5816 1P8 [email protected] College of the Rockies Ann Rice Ph: (250) 489-2751 Box 8500 Local 419 Cranbrook, BC V1C 5L7 Fax: (250) 489-1790 [email protected] Douglas College Rob Dramer Ph: (604) 777-6244 1280 Pinetree Way [email protected]. Coquitlam, B.C. ca Kwantlen University Peter Robbins Ph: (604) 599-3337 College 12666 – 72nd Avenue Fax: (604) 599-3277 Surrey, BC V3W 2M8 [email protected] Langara College Malaspina University Shiona Northway Ph: (604) 753-3245 College 900 Fiath Street. Local: 2496 Naramo, BC V9R 5S5 Fax: (604) 485-2868 [email protected] Nicola Valley Institute of Technology North Island College Debby Howard Ph: (250) 923-9759 1685 South Dogwood Fax: (250) 923-9703 Street [email protected] Campbell River, B.C. a V9W 8C1 Northern Lights College Jeanette Landry Ph: (250) 785-6981 Box 1000, 9820 – 120th Fax: (250) 785-1294 Ave [email protected] Fort St. John, BC V1J 6K1 Northwest Community Ken Shaw Ph: (250) 624-6054 College 130 1st Ave West Local: 5720 Prince Rupert, BC V8J [email protected] 1A8

Okanagan College Lloyd Davies Ph: (250) 545-7291 #2 7000 College Way Fax: (250) 545-3277 Vernon, BC V1B 2N5 [email protected] Selkirk College Allison Alder (Chair- Ph: (250) 265-3640

Biology Sub-committee) Fax: (250) 265-3774 Box 720 [email protected] Nakusp, BC V0G 1R0 University of British Laurie Jensen Ph: (604) 822-6257 Columbia 6298 Biological Road Fax: (604) 822-0690 Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z4 [email protected] et Thompson Rivers Jane Horton Ph: (250) 828-5290 University Box 3010 Fax: (250) 371-5514 Kamloops, BC V2C 5N3 [email protected] University College of the Donna Costello Ph: (604) 792-0025 Fraser Valley 45600 Airport Road Fax: (604) 792-2388 Chilliwack, BC V2P 6T4 [email protected] Vancouver Community Peter Ballin / Jim Funk Ph: (604) 871-7285 College 1155 E. Broadway Fax: (604) 871-7100 Vancouver, BC V5T 4V5 [email protected] Yukon College Gerald Haase Ph: (867) 668-8831 Box 2799 Fax: (867) 668-8828 Whitehorse, YT Y1A 5V2 [email protected] k.ca

John Field [email protected], Alison Duperron [email protected] Ann Rice [email protected], Rob Dramer [email protected], Peter Robbins [email protected], Shiona Northway [email protected], Debby Howard [email protected], Jeanette Landry [email protected], Ken Shaw [email protected] Lloyd Davies [email protected], Allison Alder [email protected], Laurie Jensen [email protected], Jane Horton [email protected], Donna Costello [email protected], Peter Ballin [email protected], Jim Funk [email protected], Gerald Haase [email protected],

General Science Contact List

Instituition Name & Address Phone, Fax, E-mail Camosun College Bruce Hardy (Retired) Ph: (250) 370-3423

[email protected] Capilano College John Field Ph: (604) 885-9310 Box 1609 Fax: (604) 885-9350 Sechelt, BC V0N 3A0 [email protected] College of New Dani Michael - Didier Ph: (250) 561-5848 Caledonia 3330 - 22nd Avenue ext. 275 Prince George, BC V2N Fax: (250) 991-7502 1P8 [email protected] College of the Rockies David Clague Ph: (250) 489-2751 Box 8500 Fax: (250) 489-1790 Cranbrook, BC V1C 5L7 [email protected] Douglas College Rob Dramer Ph: (604) 777-6244 1280 Pinetree Way [email protected] Coquitlam, B.C. .ca Kwantlen University Peter Robbins Ph: (604) 599-2177 College Box 9030 Ext. 9811 Surrey, BC V3T 5H8 Fax: (604) 599-3277 Peter.Robbins@kwantlen .bc.ca Langara College Malaspina University Karen Burns (Chair Ph: (250) 746-3565 College Science Working Committee) [email protected] 222 Cowichan Way Duncan, BC V9L 6P4 Nicola Valley Institute of Technology North Island College Helena Higgs Ph: (250) 334-5040 2300 Ryan Road Fax: (250) 334-5018 Courtenay, BC V9N 8N6 [email protected] Northern Lights College Dave Owens Ph: (250) 784-7546 11401-8th Street Fax: (250) 923-9703 Dawson Creek, BC V1G [email protected] 4G2 Northwest Community Ken Shaw Ph: (250) 624-6054, College 130 1st Avenue W local 5720 Prince Rupert, BC V8J Fax: (250) 624-4290 1A8 [email protected] .ca Okanagan College Dan Chetner Ph: (250) 492-4305 583 Hastings W Fax: (250) 490 - 3950 Penticton, BC VZA 8E3 [email protected] Selkirk College Allison Alder Ph: (250) 265-3640

Box 720 Fax: (250) 265-3774 Nakusp, BC V0G 1R0 [email protected] Thompson Rivers Eric Villeneuve Ph: (250) 371-5795 University Box 3010 Fax: (250) 371-5514 Kamloops, BC V2C 5N3 [email protected] University College of the Donna Costello Ph: (604) 792-0025 Fraser Valley 45600 Airport Road Fax: (604) 792-2388 Chilliwack, BC V2P 6T4 [email protected] Vancouver Community Michele McLeod Ph: (604) 871-7358 College Gary Lawrence Fax: (604) 871-7100 1155 E. Broadway [email protected] Vancouver, BC V5T 4V5 [email protected] Yukon College Simone Rudge Ph: (867) 668-8831 Box 2799 Fax: (867) 668-8828 Whitehorse, YT Y1A 5V2 [email protected] .ca

John Field [email protected] Dani Michael-Didier [email protected] David Clague [email protected], Rob Dramer [email protected], Peter Robbins [email protected], Karen Burns [email protected], Helena Higgs [email protected], Dave Owens [email protected] Ken Shaw [email protected], Dan Chetner [email protected] Allison Alder [email protected], Eric Villeneuve [email protected], Donna Costello [email protected], Michelle McLeod, [email protected] Simone Rudge [email protected], Gary Lawrence [email protected],

The following changes have been made to the Transfer Guide for the 2005/06 ABE Articulation Handbook:

2005/06 ABE ARTICULATION HANDBOOK TRANSFER GUIDE FOR CHEMISTRY

Institution: FUNDAMENTAL INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED PROVINCIAL BC Institute of Technology

Camosun College

Capilano College

College of New Caledonia

College of the Rockies

Douglas College

Kwantlen University College

Langara College

Malaspina University College

Nicola Valley add CHEM 050 add CHEM 060 Institute of Technology North Island College

Northern Lights College

Northwest Community College

Institution: FUNDAMENTAL INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED PROVINCIAL Okanagan University College

Open Learning Agency

Selkirk College

University of British Columbia

University College of the Cariboo

University College of the Fraser Valley

Vancouver Community College

Yukon College

The following changes have been made to the Transfer Guide for the 2005/06 ABE Articulation Handbook: 2005/06 ABE ARTICULATION HANDBOOK TRANSFER GUIDE FOR PHYSICS

Camosun College

Capilano College

Douglas College

Kwantlen University add ABEP 0011 College and PHYP 1011 remove ABEP 0088 and PSPP1088 Langara College

Nicola Valley add PHYS 050 Institute of Technology North Island College

Northern Lights

College

Selkirk College

Yukon College

The following changes have been made to the Transfer Guide for the 2005/06 ABE Articulation Handbook:

2005/06 ABE ARTICULATION HANDBOOK TRANSFER GUIDE FOR BIOLOGY

Camosun College

Capilano College

Douglas College

Kwantlen University add ABEB0011 add ABEB 0012 College and BIOP1011 and BIOP 1012 remove ABEB remove ABEB 0086 and 0096 and PSPB1086 PSPB1096 Langara College

Nicola Valley Articulation Institute of Pending Technology BIOL 060 North Island College

Selkirk College

Yukon College

The following changes have been made to the Transfer Guide for the 2005/06 ABE Articulation Handbook: 2005/06 ABE ARTICULATION HANDBOOK TRANSFER GUIDE FOR GENERAL SCIENCE

Camosun College

Capilano College

College of New remove SC 035 Caledonia

Douglas College

Kwantlen University add ABES 0010 College and SCIP1010 remove ABES 0074 and PSPS1074 Langara College

Nicola Valley Institute of Technology North Island College

Selkirk College

Yukon College