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Undergraduate Studies Academic Calendar 2021-2022 Published by the Office of the Registrar Tyndale University 3377 Bayview Avenue Toronto, Ontario M2M 3S4 Message from the Provost Welcome to the Tyndale community. Whether you are considering joining us or are already studying here, Tyndale University has been equipping each new generation to learn, lead, love God and love life for over 125 years. In every time and season we are called to answer the question of who we are, who God would have us be and how we may use our distinctive gifts and talents to bless the church and the world. Tyndale University is committed to supporting you as you explore these questions and pursue education and formation at the undergraduate or graduate level. Our prayer is that your time Dr. Beth Green at Tyndale will be one of fellowship, fun, challenge and growth and that you will graduate with a deep appreciation for truth, wisdom and character shaped by learning in Christian community. Blessings, Dr. Beth Green Provost and Chief Academic Officer Academic Calendar 3 Message from the Academic Dean In Matthew 22, Jesus imparts His greatest commandment: “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.” Undergraduate Studies at Tyndale University strives to embody Christ’s calling in every discipline. Students will encounter subjects taught from a distinctly Christian point of view and engage with faculty, trained at prestigious universities from around the world, for whom Christ’s commandment resonates deeply within their Dr. Barry Smith person, their research and their teaching. We believe that to love the Lord our God with heart, soul and mind is to understand His story, a story of truth, hope and healing, to embrace it as a learning community, and to proclaim it to the world. Tyndale is committed to imparting this story to our students through academic experiences and community involvement so that they may grow in knowledge and faith and use their gifts to affect the community, church and culture around them. Barry M. Smith, PhD Senior Vice President Academic & Dean of Undergraduate Studies Academic Calendar 5 Table of Contents Message from the Provost . 3 Message from the Academic Dean. 5 Campus Information . 9 Important Dates 2021–2022 . 10 Profile . 12 About Tyndale University . .12 Mission Statement . 12 The Tyndale Crest . .12 Statement of Faith. 13 History . .14 Outline of Institutional Heritage . .15 Statement on Academic Freedom . .16 Divergent Viewpoints . .18 Introduction to Undergraduate Studies at Tyndale University. 20 A Christian University . .20 General Description . 20 Undergraduate Studies Mission Statement . .21 Academic Goals . .21 Philosophy of Education . .21 Undergraduate Studies Degree Level Expectations . .22 Diversity of Students. 25 Study Environment. 25 Education Outside the Classroom . .26 Accreditations and Associations . .26 Admissions . 27 General Information. 27 Admission Information and Procedures . 30 Special Policies for Specific Programs. .36 Student Development . 38 Community Life and Standards. 38 Student Services. .39 6 Academic Calendar Fees and Expenses . 46 Fee Schedule. 46 Payment Plans and Methods . 48 Refund Schedule. .51 Financial Aid. 55 Undergraduate Studies Financial Aid . .55 Bachelor of Education Financial Aid . 61 Undergraduate Studies Programs. 64 Overview of Academic Programs. .64 Bachelor of Arts Degree . .66 Bachelor of Arts Honours Degree . 70 Bachelor of Education Degree . 73 Bachelor of Religious Education Degree . .74 Certificate in Christian Studies – Transitions . .74 Certificate in Christian Studies - PAONL. 76 The Centre for Service Learning . .76 Off–Campus Programs . 77 Online Learning . .78 Note Regarding Course Numbering in the Programs Section and the Course Descriptions Section . .78 Bachelor of Arts Departments and Degree Requirements . 79 Department of Biblical Studies and Theology. 79 Department of Business Administration . .86 Department of Christian Ministries . .90 Department of English. .93 Department of General Studies. 99 Department of Health and Human Services . 103 Department of History and Global Studies. 109 Department of International Development. 114 Department of Linguistics. 118 Department of Music . 121 Department of Philosophy. 127 Department of Psychology . 132 Faculty Advisors . 136 Bachelor of Religious Education and Degree Requirements . 138 Bachelor of Religious Education . 138 Undergraduate Studies Course Descriptions. 148 Academic Calendar 7 Bachelor of Education Degree Program, Requirements and Course Descriptions. 198 Department of Education . 198 Education Course Descriptions . 208 Undergraduate Studies Academic Policies and Procedures . 214 Registration and Courses. 214 Course Load 214 Course Registration 214 Course Changes and Add/Drop Deadlines 215 Waitlist Policy 216 Course Substitutions 217 Auditing Courses 217 Directed Studies Courses 217 Letters of Permission 218 Repeating Courses 218 Program Changes 219 Transfer Credit 219 Transcripts 220 Second Undergraduate Degrees 220 Statute of Limitations Policy 221 Classroom Expectations and Guidelines . 222 Course Syllabi 222 Attendance 222 Assignments 224 Electronics Policy 226 Course Evaluations 226 Examinations 226 Academic Standing and Grades . 228 Grading System and Scale 228 Dean’s Honour List 229 Graduation Requirements 229 Graduating with Distinction 229 Academic Policies and Procedures . 229 Academic Integrity 229 Academic Probation and Suspension 233 Academic Appeals 234 Appeal of a Grade on an Assignment 234 Appeal of a Final Grade for a Course 234 Intellectual Property Policy 235 Directory . 237 8 Academic Calendar Campus Information Prospective students are invited to visit Tyndale University at any time. Special on-campus admissions events are held throughout the year. Please contact the Admissions Office for further information regarding admission, courses of study, financial aid and registration. Call 1.877.TYNDALE or email [email protected]. The Admissions Office is open Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The campus store, library, café and dining hall are open to the public. This academic calendar is effective for the 2021-2022 academic year, superseding all previous academic calendars. Tyndale University reserves the right to change without notice any statement in this publication concerning, but not limited to: rules, policies, tuition, fees, curricula and classes, but will do so only insofar as it is determined that the change will enhance the capacity of Tyndale University to fulfil its mission. Tyndale University 3377 Bayview Avenue Toronto, Ontario M2M 3S4 Canada Phone: 416.226.6380 or 1.877.TYNDALE Fax: 416.226.6746 tyndale.ca Academic Calendar 9 Important Dates 2021–2022 Spring/Summer 2021 May 3 Monday Spring/Summer courses begin May 24 Monday Victoria Day (no classes) Jun 21 – Jul 2 Mon – Fri BEd Reading Weeks (2020–2021) July 1 Thursday Canada Day (no classes) August 2 Monday Civic Holiday (no classes) August 2 – 6 Mon – Fri BEd Reading Week (2020–2021) August 3 Tuesday BEd begins (2021–2022) Fall 2021 August 20 Friday Fall Registration deadline (late fee applies after 5pm) August 31 Tuesday Fall Paper Convocation Application deadline September 5 Sunday Move-In Day (New Students only) * Reopening of residences is subject to change as we need to oblige by public health regulations September 5 – 7 Sun – Tue New Student Orientation September 6 Monday Labour Day September 8 Wednesday Fall classes begin September 14 Tuesday Commencement Chapel September 21 Tuesday Last day to add/drop Fall courses without penalty October 11 Monday Thanksgiving (no classes) October 12 – 15 Tue – Fri Reading Days (no classes) November 1 Monday Fall Paper Convocation November 16 Tuesday Final day to drop a course November 26 Friday BEd ends (2020–2021) December 6 Monday BEd Paper Convocation December 7 Tuesday Last day of classes December 8 Wednesday Reading Day (no classes) December 9 – 17 Thu – Fri Final Exams (including Saturday) December 10 Friday Spring Convocation Early Application deadline (late fee applies after 5pm) December 10 Friday Winter Registration deadline (late fee applies after 5pm) Dec 24 – Jan 3 Fri – Mon Tyndale Closed 10 Academic Calendar Winter 2022 January 1 Saturday New Year’s Day (no classes) January 3 Monday New Year’s Day Observed (no classes) January 4 Tuesday Tyndale Re-opens January 4 – 8 Tue – Sat January Intersession January 10 Monday New Student Orientation January 10 Monday Winter classes begin January 21 Friday Last day to add/drop Winter courses without penalty January 31 Monday Spring Convocation Final Application deadline February 21 Monday Family Day (no classes) February 22 – 25 Tue – Fri Reading Days (no classes) March 14 – 18 Mon – Fri BEd Reading Week (2021–2022) March 18 Friday Final day to drop a course April 5 Tuesday Convocation Chapel April 8 Friday Last day of classes April 11 – 22 Mon – Fri Final Exams April 15 Friday Good Friday (no classes/exams) May 28 Saturday Spring Convocation Academic Calendar 11 Profile About Tyndale University Tyndale is a Christian university that prepares leaders for work in the private, public and not-for-profit sectors, ministry and the global mission of the church. Tyndale offers fully accredited programs in a wide range of disciplines at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Undergraduate students may study toward a Bachelor of Arts (BA), Bachelor of Religious Education (BRE), Bachelor of Education (BEd) degree or a Certificate in Christian Studies. Graduate
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