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Computer Science, Economics, Geography, Mass Communications, Atkinson Faculty of Liberal and Professional Studies, which publishes its Mathematics and Urban Studies. own Calendar, offers day, evening and summer degree programs; for Calumet supports several microcomputer facilities. Bootstrap is a 24-hour further information, write: The Admissions Enquiry Service, York drop-in computer lab housing Apple Macintosh computers and a course- University, 150 Atkinson College, 4700 Keele Street, Toronto, Ontario, M3J support classroom with PCs. Associated with the Urban Studies and Mass 1P3, Telephone 416-736-5000. Communications programs are two smaller labs with interactive media hardware using some of the latest advances in technology. Both the College Academic Programs college and residence buildings are networked and connected to the fibre optic backbone of the campus-wide computer facilities. Software support The College Academic Programs involve cocurricular and extracurricular includes word processing, spreadsheets, e-mail, data base management, events and activities as well as Foundations Courses. The format and desk top publishing, graphics and bulletin boards. content of credit courses vary according to the Faculty that colleges are affiliated with. Participation in a college academic program provides an Recreational activities of the college are extensive. Calumet teams play in excellent way of becoming involved in the life of a college. The five Faculty a wide range of intramural sports: hockey, broomball, water polo, softball of Arts colleges -- Calumet, Founders, McLaughlin, Stong and Vanier -- and soccer to name a few. In some sports there are men's and women's offer a wide range of courses through the Faculty of Arts new Foundations teams, while others are coed. Usually there are separate teams for highly program. Foundations Courses connect a college and its students with the competitive and for recreational athletes. All students with a desire to play Divisions of Humanities and Social Science. Foundations course directors are encouraged to participate. are normally Fellows of the Colleges with which the course is associated. On The Edge is a student-owned pub and coffee shop located adjacent to These courses are intended to reflect the special focus -- known as the the Common Room. It is a focal point for college members and assists in academic mandate -- of each college, and stresses critical skills the provision of some of the college's social programming: dances, movie development, introduction to interdisciplinary study and the particular nights, darts and pool tournaments etc. In addition, the food is excellent,

expertise of faculty associated with the two divisions. Norman Bethune nutritious and often the lowest priced on campus. II. General Information College offers a Faculty of Arts Foundations course as well as a special The Calumet Residence consists of 43 six-person coeducational suites. series of first year courses (FYUS: First Year University Seminar) linked to Suites normally have four single bedrooms and one double. Each suite the Faculties of Pure and Applied Science and Environmental Studies. also includes a lounge area, a kitchenette and two bathrooms. The suites Winters College academic offerings are linked to the Faculty of Fine Arts are grouped into seven houses, each with a Don: the entire residence is Cultural Studies program. overseen by the Residence Tutor. Suite members are responsible for cleaning their own room; the cleaning of the common spaces, such as Calumet College kitchens, lounges, entrances and stairwells, is shared by all suite members. Network drops in each room allow “res” students with their own Calumet College was founded in 1970, sixth of the seven undergraduate colleges. We were initially housed in the Steacie Library and later at computers to join the Calumet computer network and enjoy high quality Atkinson. Had there not been the first round of government cutbacks to access to e-mail, university library catalogues and the Internet. higher education in the mid-70s, our college and residence buildings would Throughout the year, students spend time organizing a variety of social likely have been much like those of Bethune and Stong. The unique activities including dances, pub nights, gala dinners, dart tournaments and character of Calumet College life and governance developed during the other events. Much of the activity is formed around the interests of involved many years in Atkinson when Calumet served only commuter students. students. Master Eric Winter opened the college's first computer lab and introduced The student government, Calumet College Council (CCC), is entrusted computer-related college courses. In 1991, through the leadership of with the monies collected from the student body and the disbursement of Master Peggy Keall, Calumet College and Calumet Residence buildings those funds on activities and services for the benefit of all students. were opened. Calumet is affiliated with the Faculty of Arts; we also house Elections for positions on CCC occur in March, and shortly after that the “Business History and Ethics” course in the BBA program of the planning is initiated for the activities for the next school year. The student Schulich School of Business. government holds monthly open meetings (Calumet Open Forum, COF) at As do all colleges, Calumet aims to provide services, facilities and which all members of the community are welcome and encouraged to opportunities for students in all aspects of university life: academic, social, participate. cultural and recreational. All members of the Calumet community, Savitsa Sevigny, Master, e-mail: [email protected] students, Fellows, alumni, alumnae and administration are encouraged to Master's Office: 235 Calumet, 416-736-5098 participate. Behind all of Calumet's activities there is a fundamental point of view, a Founders College theme, which celebrates the individual. We cherish the differences among us; we seek to demonstrate the role of lively discussion and eventual Founders College was the first college established on the York Campus consensus through mutual tolerance and understanding. Calumet College and it is proud of the part that its Fellows and students have played in the Council (CCC) and Calumet Residence Council provide opportunities to development of York University. The theme of Founders College is “Self, get more involved in College life. CCC publishes the college paper, Culture and Society”, which reflects the special interests of the college in Calumetro, its name suggestive of our commuter roots; CCC organizes the disciplines of Anthropology, French Studies, Italian Studies, History workshops, symposiums, seminar series, social events and recreational and Psychology, as well as its strong commitment to internationalism and sports. Beyond the college compound are many campus-wide contemporary issues. Founders College supports and houses African organizations that offer opportunities to pursue extracurricular interests. Studies, East Asian Studies, Latin American and Caribbean Studies, while There are many student clubs linking students in an academic department holding a special affiliation with the undergraduate program of the School or program, or to others from the same ethnic or religious background. of Women's Studies and providing extensive Women’s Studies facilities. Many students have positions as student senators, as elected Founders is also currently coordinating the development of a new South representatives to the York Federation of Students, as members of various Asian Studies program and an International Development Studies Student Centre committees, and in other university roles. We encourage program, and is also developing the resource facilities to support all its students with all interests and origins to join Calumet. international programs. Our association with the Faculty of Arts is focused around our mandate or The college's academic offerings consist of a roster of first and second theme: Technology and the Arts. The college has a curriculum that year “Foundation” courses affiliated with the Divisions of Humanities and emphasizes computer applications and the social impact of technology. Social Science, mostly taught by Founders Fellows and associates. These We have ties with programs in Mass Communications, Urban Studies, courses relate to the academic themes of the college, and are designated Environmental Studies, Creative Literature, Entrepreneurial Initiatives and to equip students with critical skills, as part of York's General Education Small Business Administration. Students with particular interests or program. Fellows of the College are active in many ways, especially in academic majors in the following areas are encouraged to join Calumet: fostering their academic interests in an interdisciplinary environment,

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The Arts, Laughlin Space (SEDS), Taiwan ROC, York University Anime and Manga artists. The student newspaper, The Walrus, and the student pub and Association (YAMA), and York Role Playing Guild (YRPG). The Bethune coffee shop, The Orange Snail, provide many opportunities for discussion, Athletic Council enters teams in both competitive and recreational sports debate and celebration of life at Stong and York. for the York Torch award. Bethune’s College Council is a communal blend Stong has a rich tradition of supporting the financial needs of its students of elected and appointed students and representatives from the college's through a wide and varied bursary and scholarship program. Funded in alumni, Fellows and the Master's Office. This council receives a portion of large part by an active and involved alumni, these awards reflect the caring your student activity fees and uses it to fund social events, the college side of our college and provide evidence that our students’ commitment newspaper -- The Lexicon, concerts, orientation events, a computer lab, a and involvement with Stong continues beyond graduation. piano room, a weight-training room and a variety of worthwhile campus activities. We welcome and encourage student participation. Other important student resources include a darkroom, a music room, the Allen C. Koretsky Computer Lab and the Academic Resource Centre, Bethune College also provides friendly and accessible student academic which not only serves as a centre for our Peer Advising program, but also support and cocurricular opportunities -- e.g. programs that can help you as a nerve centre for student support resources on campus. Furthermore, identify potential careers and professional paths. We host a the Academic Adviser, the Residence Tutor, the staff of the Master’s Office comprehensive four-day Academic Orientation for new students. All and a long list of Fellows from a variety of disciplines are available and Bethune students are served by the S.O.S. (Student Ombuds Service), a enthusiastic resource people intent on helping you gain the most from your walk-in office and resource centre, staffed by knowledgeable upper-year university career. students who can assist you in all manner of academic and personal issues. The Bethune Writing Centre provides one-on-one tutorial support, Stong College is a happy and vibrant college that values and honours by appointment, to help you develop university-level critical writing skills. diversity, academic endeavours and achievement. We encourage initiative The Bethune Computer Lab is staffed by helpful monitors who can provide and provide numerous opportunities for fulfillment and invite you to assistance on how to use e-mail and the Internet. Bethune College's embrace the Stong “way” through a lifestyle of active participation in the Fellows (faculty, staff and community members) are a diverse group who rich mosaic of cultural, social and athletic life here in Stong. provide a wide range of skills and interests, knowledge and wisdom. Many Eric Willis, Master, e-mail: [email protected] II. General Information have connections outside of Canada to groups in Europe, Latin America, Master's Office: 315 Stong College 416-736-5132 the Caribbean, Asia, Africa and China. Web site: www.yorku.ca/stong Bethune College offers academic (for-credit) elective courses, including First Year University Seminars in Science, an upper-year science writing Vanier College course. In the Arts Foundations program, Bethune offers first-year courses, including a course in Science and the Humanities. In addition to Vanier College is proudly named after Governor General Georges Vanier, courses, Bethune offers a rich mix of seminars, speakers, discussion one of the most distinguished and socially conscientious Canadians of the groups and special programs of interest to students and faculty alike. 20th century. The college is comprised of residents, Fellows, and students Our residence has a mix of single rooms, double rooms and apartment- who have chosen to participate in the academic and social life of Vanier. style suites. Save for one female-only floor all floors are coed. An in-house Vanier is affiliated with the Division of Humanities (whose administrative cafeteria offers a full menu of healthy and varied fare. offices are housed in the college), the Faculty of Education, and the Paul Delaney, Master, e-mail: [email protected] departments of Philosophy and Psychology. The Centre for Jewish Studies is located in the college, as are Creative Writing, Classical Studies and Master's Office: 205 Norman Bethune College, 416-736-5164, Religious Studies. [email protected] The buildings, especially Vanier Hall and the tall tower of Vanier Academic Office: 216 Norman Bethune College, 416-736-2100, ext. Residence, provide flexible space for the many activities in the academic 33940 and social life of the college. The Fellows of Vanier College are a highly varied group, encompassing many academic disciplines and programs, Stong College and the wider community. The list of Fellows includes those in the Stong College, established in 1969 as York's fifth residential-academic Humanities and Social Sciences, scientists, distinguished researchers, sub-community, is named for the Stong family, pioneers who came to this award winning teachers, administrators, social activists, artists, and writers area from Pennsylvania in 1800 and farmed the lands upon which York -- individuals who have agreed to share their knowledge and skills with the University is built. Stong takes pride in its roots in a pioneer heritage, which Vanier academic community. finds its modern counterpart in the immigrants of today. Vanier provides opportunities for many different kinds of interaction. There Four major themes characterize Stong College, although, like all of the are lecture series linked to Vanier courses. Vanier College Productions other colleges of York University, we welcome diversity of thought, sponsors a full year of musical, dramatic and often original productions. experience and academic specialization. The first theme includes English Vanier and McLaughlin present “Encounter Canada”, a yearly symposium language and literature, both past and present, and critical thinking and on current Canadian moral and ethical issues; Bethune and Vanier writing, all of which are seen to be related under the general heading of the together sponsor a Science Symposium. With the Creative Writing arts of discourse. The second principal interest of the college is in other program, Vanier offers an annual “Creative Writing” series, providing languages, literatures and cultures. The scholarly pursuit of these subjects opportunities for students to meet and hear contemporary Canadian has given our college a multicultural flavour. Our pride in the rich writers, as well as read, or perform, their own prose or poetry. multiculturalism of Stong College, York University, Metropolitan Toronto The Master, Academic Adviser, Staff and the Fellows of the College are and Canada goes well with a third major theme of the college: our strong readily available to all Vanier students. Faculty from Humanities, Classical social commitment. Through programs with a neighbouring school and Studies, Religious Studies, Creative Writing, Psychology, Education and other projects, we are pleased to acknowledge our inseparable Philosophy have their offices in the college. Student clubs in these areas relationship with the society around us and our debt to it. Finally, Stong have meeting rooms in Vanier. The students elected to Vanier College College has shown a marked interest in physical education and sport. The Council are also at the core of college activities. These activities range college houses three of the School of Kinesiology and Health Science’s from organizing formal dances to assisting with activities of other student specialized certificate programs: Coaching, Sport Administration and organizations in the college. Sport Therapy. Our students have, moreover, participated enthusiastically Along with Vanier Hall, the ceremonial heart of the college from orientation and successfully in Recreation York’s Inter-College Sports Programs. to graduation, and the Vanier Theatre, Vanier provides space for student As a college concerned and involved in all aspects of student life, Stong clubs, a computer room available for students, and The Rosner-Siegel has a wide variety of facilities and programs that reflect the diversity of life Library. Vanier Hall and the Junior Common Room serve as study areas. at Stong. The Samuel J. Zacks Art Gallery, whose mandate is to feature Vanier’s pub is called the Open End. The college is proud of the voluntary student art, has a number of showings throughout the year that also participation of Vanier Fellows, students, and staff in events and projects feature the work of traditional and native, international and professional that are outside the word of courses.

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