Experience the View from Here

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Viewbook 2015-2016 Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

It’s who you are and where you are.

It’s where you stand and what you stand for.

It’s your corner.

Your passion. Your purpose. Your thing.

Find it here. Grenfell Campus, Memorial University. FIND YOUR CORNER GRENFELL CAMPUS in Corner Brook is a campus of Memorial University, offering undergraduate degrees in arts, business, education, fine arts, nursing, resource management and science, and graduate programming in arts and science.

With about 1,300 students, Grenfell Campus is considered more of a home than an institution. The campus is personal, comfortable and full of opportunities. Our student-teacher ratio is one of the lowest in Canada, which means in many cases you’ll be researching and studying alongside your professors from the start. You’ll get to know your classmates, who will become part of your support system; these relationships will develop into lifelong friendships. We pride ourselves in offering a quality education to all our students while providing the opportunity to impact the world around them and discover their future self.

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6 8 Memorial’s multi-campus system 9 Degree programs by campus 10 University town, city spirit 12 Adventurers wanted BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREES 14 English Table of 16 Environmental studies 18 Historical studies 20 Humanities Contents 22 Psychology 24 Social/cultural studies

Welcome to Grenfell Campus, Memorial 26 Business administration University of Newfoundland. Take a look BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREES around. Everyone you see in this book is 28 Computational mathematics from our campus. This is who we are. This is 30 Environmental science 32 General science what we love to do. And we want you to be 34 Physics a part of it. 36 Psychology BACHELOR OF EDUCATION DEGREE 38 Education BACHELOR OF NURSING DEGREE 40 Nursing BACHELOR OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 42 Sustainable resource management BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS DEGREES 44 Theatre 46 Visual arts

MASTER’S DEGREES 48 Environmental policy (MA) 50 Boreal Ecosystems Agriculture Science (MSc) EVERYTHING ELSE YOU NEED TO KNOW 52 Your humble abode 53 A hearty meal 54 Getting your bearings 56 Staying active and healthy 57 If you’re the travelling type 58 Innovation and sustainability

The content of this publication sets forth the intentions of the 59 10 steps to becoming a Grenfell student university at the time of publication with respect to price and 60 Fees course and program offerings. The university expressly reserves 61 Entrance scholarships the right to deviate from the contents of this publication. Readers should check the university Calendar for regulations 62 Admissions governing the course and program offerings of the university. 63 Getting here, getting around a campus of MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY OF NEWFOUNDLAND

Memorial offers 100+ degree programs to a student population of almost 19,000. You can expand your horizons at any one of our four campuses.

GRENFELL CAMPUS in Corner Brook is a small, interdisciplinary campus offering undergraduate degrees in arts, business, education, fine arts, nursing, resource management and science, and graduate programming in arts and science. Corner Brook has all the amenities of a larger city but the charm of a small town. Movie theatres, galleries, restaurants, fitness centres and shopping malls are all within walking distance of campus. www.grenfell.mun.ca

ST. JOHN’S CAMPUS is located in the heart of Newfoundland and Labrador’s capital city, St. John’s, and is home to more than 14,000 students, each and every one flourishing in a comprehensive and cosmopolitan environment. Whether it’s shopping on Water Street, enjoying the music on George Street or hiking up to historic Signal Hill, there’s rarely a dull moment. www.mun.ca/undergrad

MARINE INSTITUTE, our second campus in St. John’s, is one of the largest and most comprehensive marine educational and applied research facilities in the world. www.mi.mun.ca

HARLOW CAMPUS in England gives students and faculty a chance to study and teach abroad, creating a unique learning experience. www.mun.ca/harlow

8 Degree Programs By Campus

Grenfell Campus St. John’s Campus Bachelor of (Corner Brook) Bachelor of Arts Physical Education anthropology, archaeology, classics, (co-operative, general or teaching) Bachelor of Arts communications studies, computer science, English, environmental studies, historical studies, economics, English, folklore, French, gender Bachelor of Recreation (co-operative option available) humanities, psychology, social/cultural studies, studies, geography, German, history, law and tourism studies* society, linguistics, medieval studies, philosophy, Bachelor of Science police studies, political science, psychology, applied mathematics, behavioural neuroscience, Bachelor of Business pure mathematics, religious studies, Russian, biochemistry, biology (general, marine, cell and Administration sociology, Spanish, statistics molecular, ecology and conservation), chemistry Bachelor of Education Bachelor of Business (general, computational), computer science (general and software engineering), earth primary/elementary (consecutive delivery option Administration only, administered by the Faculty of Education) sciences, economics, environmental physics, geography, nutrition, physics, psychology, Bachelor of Commerce pure mathematics, statistics and Bachelor of Fine Arts (co-operative) general or concentration in theatre, visual arts diverse joint/interdisciplinary options accounting, finance, human resources, Bachelor of Nursing labour relations and organizational behaviour, Bachelor of Science in information systems, international business, Pharmacy Bachelor of Resource marketing, operational research, small business/entrepreneurship, supply Bachelor of Social Work Management chain management and joint degree sustainable resource management options available Doctor of Medicine Bachelor of Science International Bachelor computational mathematics, environmental Graduate Studies science (biology or chemistry), general science, of Business Administration For program information visit www.mun.ca/become/graduate. physics, psychology Bachelor of Education Master of Arts primary/elementary, intermediate/secondary, music, post-secondary, special education, environmental policy intermediate/secondary conjoint with diploma Marine Institute Master of SCIENCE in technology education (St. John’s) master of science boreal ecosystems and For program information visit agricultural science Bachelor of Engineering (co-operative) civil, computer, electrical, www.mi.mun.ca. Minors mechanical, ocean and naval architectural art history, business, Canadian studies, classics, and process – offshore oil and gas option economics, English, environmental science, available within each of the undergraduate environmental studies, French, folklore, degree programs geography, historical studies, humanities, mathematics, philosophy, physics, psychology, Bachelor of Kinesiology (co-operative option available) religious studies, science, social/cultural studies, sociology, tourism studies* Bachelor of Music Bachelor of Nursing

St. John’s programs can be started at Grenfell Campus with the exception of music.

*Program under review; please contact [email protected] for details. 9 university town, city spirit With about 20,000 people, the city of Corner Brook has the attractions of a larger centre while keeping its small town charm and laid-back vibe. Whatever your thing is – shopping, hiking, painting, skiing – there’s something in Corner Brook for you. We’re a thriving theatre town with many community and professional productions each year. Or you can visit one of several art galleries. Pop into a café or visit the local movie theatre. Drop by an open mic night at Grenfell’s student pub or see a concert at the Corner Brook Arts & Culture Centre or the city’s civic centre. Visit downtown and enjoy some musical talent or discover emerging creative artists. When you need to unwind, play in one of the city’s many sports clubs in local facilities. And the nearby civic centre is home to hockey games, a fitness centre and a walking track. We are surrounded by some of the most scenic hiking, mountain biking and snowshoeing trails. Or hop in the car and visit nearby areas such as Gros Morne National Park, the Bay of Islands or the Port au Port Peninsula and embrace the province’s culture, history and beauty.

10 11 Adventurers Wanted

Do you feel at home in the outdoors? Keep a snowboard in your trunk and hiking boots in your knapsack?

The west coast of Newfoundland is a hub of adventure in summer, winter, spring and fall. Hiking trails criss-cross the area. There are spots to ski, snowboard, rock climb and zipline.

Marble Mountain is 1,700 feet of top-notch skiing and snowboarding – just 15 minutes from campus. And a short car ride away is Gros Morne National Park, a world heritage site with marine inlets, rich forest and glacier-carved fjords.

We’re surrounded by some of Canada’s most beautiful wilderness. Cliffs. Mountains. Beaches. There are caves to discover, bike trails to barrel down and climbing routes to shimmy up.

It’s all close to campus, ready for you to explore.

12 13 english BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)

Tolstoy. Twain. And learning how words build worlds.

14 BA

Literature connects us. Whether through a play by Shakespeare, a poem by Newfoundland writer Al Pittman or a novel by Margaret Atwood, people from different backgrounds and eras find common ground in their love of literature.

Our English program gives you the tools to engage, analyze and appreciate great works both new and old, Canadian and international.

IT’S CRITICAL

Finding new layers of meaning. Identifying patterns. Getting inside the head of an author. Understanding how politics and psychology shape a work of literature. All of these come from thinking critically and creatively – abilities we teach you from day one.

IT’S CULTURAL

You’ll explore other cultures through literature, and be part of one here in Newfoundland. The internationally renowned March Hare literary festival, held each year in Corner Brook, brings together a vibrant community of artists, poets, musicians and writers. You can also publish in Paper Mill Press, the creative writing society’s journal.

WHAT YOU’LL GET

You’ll study classic writers and graphic novels, children’s literature and modern poets. You’ll sharpen your writing skills and critical faculties. You’ll pick an area of concentration in modern literature, dramatic literature, Canadian literature, or take a combination of all three. You’ll be ready to pursue careers and further studies in journalism, public relations, advertising, education and tourism promotion, and English is a favoured first degree for many careers, such as law and medicine.

www.grenfell.mun.ca/english

15 Environmental studies BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)

Hiking boots. Field work. Plus, you know – saving the world.

16 BA

The planet needs champions. It needs passionate, informed advocates. It needs leaders who can balance the needs of industries with those of conservationists and the public.

In other words, it needs environmental studies students. Our program will equip you to steward the planet using a strong grounding in ethics, economics and environment.

IT’S URGENT

Our relationship with the planet needs to change. If we continue to use our resources as we have, we’ll soon be without them. Finding a way forward takes deep understanding and bold creativity, so we’re nurturing those talents in our students – the next policy makers, resource managers, activists, adventure tourism operators and journalists.

IT’S OUTDOORS

You’ll take courses in outdoor environmental pursuits, environmental ethics, expeditions and environmental impact assessments. They’ll take you outdoors into the rivers, mountains and bays that make the area surrounding Grenfell Campus so breathtaking.

WHAT YOU’LL GET

You’ll kayak, ski and go orienteering. You’ll have the chance to help out with Grenfell’s industrial-scale composter or our community garden. And most importantly, you’ll be ready to begin a career that respects and champions our precious, fragile planet.

www.grenfell.mun.ca/envstudy

17 historical studies BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)

War. Peace. And learning how one leads to the other.

18 BA

Why are wars fought over religion, politics and trade? What brings about key diplomatic decisions and international treaties? What was it like when European powers first encountered native peoples?

History is more than dusty facts. It’s the living, breathing story of humankind – of processes and societies, philosophies and conflicts. By understanding history, you’ll better understand the contemporary world.

IT’S ILLUMINATING

Studying history won’t just equip you with facts and figures; it’ll give you a broader perspective on why things happened the way they did. You’ll learn to tease out the dynamics that shape each event, society and era. It’s an approach that not only teaches – it illuminates.

IT’S CHALLENGING

Understanding the past requires deep research and constant critical engagement. Toward the end of your degree you’ll be fully equipped to tackle courses with self- directed research components, something normally reserved for honours programs.

WHAT YOU’LL GET

You’ll probe for the truth and find new perspectives. You’ll develop skills in critical thinking and analysis, the ability to interpret information, defend an argument, and exercise judgment. You’ll have access to thousands of journals, books and databases through our vast library holdings, including our rare book collection. You might even be hired as a research assistant full time during the summer or part time through the year.

www.grenfell.mun.ca/histstd

19 15 humanities BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)

Life. Death. And everything in between.

20 BA

We think critically. We ask big questions and look for connections. We study ideas and challenge conventions. And when freedom is threatened, we defend it.

In humanities we believe education is the key to citizenship. So whether you pursue a career in journalism, academia or government, we prepare you to do it with integrity and leadership.

IT’S INSIGHTFUL

Imagine comparing Radiohead to Freud, Lorde to Virginia Woolf, Portal to Plato. Imagine delving into the minds of the greatest ancient, modern and Indigenous thinkers, and recognizing their teachings are still relevant today. Shift your perspective. Examine the way you think by exploring texts and theories that have shaped history and society.

IT’S BOLD

Humanities is thinking outside the box. Debating tough topics. Drawing unusual parallels between the old and the new. Challenging opinions, seeing beyond the status quo.

WHAT YOU’LL GET

You’ll think with imagination and vision. You’ll assess complex problems. You’ll write persuasively. You’ll graduate with skills that are prized in a world that demands flexibility.

www.grenfell.mun.ca/humanities

21 psychology BACHELOR OF ARTS [BA or BA(Hons.)]

Freud. Ink blots. Discovering what matters to your mind.

22 BA

What makes behaviour normal or abnormal? How do you understand your own experiences? What motivates someone to do something others find unthinkable? Which is more powerful: nature or nurture?

People have wondered about the answers to these questions for centuries. At Grenfell, you’ll gain the skills to think critically and analytically to understand the mind and behaviour from a variety of perspectives.

IT’S CURRENT

Psychology is about building a solid understanding of one’s social and psychological development. What’s the impact of cyberbullying? What personality characteristics are associated with Facebook use? Why does stigma surrounding mental health still exist? Psychology is a journey filled with intriguing twists and turns, ending with answers that often run counter to intuition.

IT’S APPLICABLE

Psychology helps to build a set of skills that will serve you well wherever you go in life. High-level conceptual thinking, rigorous problem-solving and strong analytical capabilities are just some of the talents you’ll develop by studying psychology at Grenfell.

WHAT YOU’LL GET

Pursuing psychology at Grenfell is excellent preparation for graduate studies at the master’s level and doctoral levels and for studies that lead to careers in business, health, education, medicine and law. And while you’re here you could get involved in the Psychology Society, which hosts psychology-themed events, seminars and conferences.

Psychology can be completed as a bachelor of arts or a bachelor of science. For more information please contact [email protected].

www.grenfell.mun.ca/psych

23 social/cultural studies BACHELOR OF ARTS (BA)

Culture. Behaviour. And all the quirks that make us tick.

24 BA

It’s invisible and everywhere. It shapes us while we shape it. It’s stitched into an embroidered garment and woven through a crowded indie rock show. We’re talking about culture, one of the great shapers of meaning in human life.

At Grenfell we use anthropology, folklore and sociology to answer the questions of why we do what we do, both as individuals and societies.

IT’S FASCINATING

Social/cultural studies encompasses a vast set of approaches, methods and academic perspectives. This variety makes studying something as simple as a Grecian urn a revealing experience.

IT’S FAR REACHING

A degree in social/cultural studies won’t just take you on a scholarly adventure; it will set you on your own adventures too. The skills you develop here can lead to careers in social research, governmental organizations, social policy, community development and more. They’ll also provide valuable background for careers in business, human resources, law and social work.

WHAT YOU’LL GET

You’ll get to work with faculty members who have explored culture through many research concentrations, including Indigenous identity, women’s issues, rural development and the interrelationship of power and knowledge. So when you find a particular area of interest, we’re here to take you deeper.

www.grenfell.mun.ca/soc_cultural

2125 business administration BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (BBA)

Innovation. Independence. Bonus: You’re the best boss you’ve ever had.

26 BBA

New companies beat the odds. Industries refine and innovate. Entrepreneurs make it big in competitive markets.

The world of business is an adventure, and our bachelor of business administration equips you to be bold, creative and critical as you venture out of school and into your career.

IT’S MULTI-FACETED

Business exists at the intersection of many fields: marketing, human resources, accounting, finance and others. Our BBA builds a foundation in all the essentials: it lets you study in areas of special interest such as accounting, social media, recruitment, and consumer behaviour, and allows you to obtain employability skills through our experiential learning courses.

IT’S PRACTICAL

Working in business requires a set of practical skills that can make or break your company, pitch or product. We hone the fundamentals – critical thinking, research and analysis, strong written and verbal skills – to make sure you stand out from the pack.

WHAT YOU’LL GET

You could join the national award-winning Enactus Grenfell team as well as the Grenfell Business Society. And if you’re a budding entrepreneur with a great idea, Grenfell’s Navigate Business Advising Centre equips you with tools and advice to help bring your venture to life.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED

You can apply for admission directly from high school. If you have attended another post-secondary institution, you can apply for advanced standing. You should meet with an academic advisor to discuss transfer credits and appropriate course selection. Please consult with our Recruitment Office for more information.

www.grenfell.mun.ca/business

27 23 computational mathematics BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc.)

Ones. Zeroes. All you need to build the next big thing.

28 B.Sc.

Math is the language of the future. Our society has become more dependent on computational and technological innovation. As a result, the need for mathematics experts is greater than ever.

Our computational mathematics program will challenge you to explore the world through algorithms, calculations and logical reasoning. You’ll find yourself on the cusp of the evolution of many industries.

IT’S IMPORTANT

Solve equations. Detect patterns. Map trends. Analyze statistics. Mathematics will teach you to investigate, to challenge and to solve complex problems. Increasingly, employers need graduates who can solve problems and think logically – just the skills you’ll develop through a degree in compuational mathematics. You’ll get plenty of relevant experience that’s critical in today’s changing job market.

IT’S CAPTIVATING

Your classes are small and personal. Your professors are passionate about math, and will foster that passion in you. Your final project will challenge you to apply mathematics to a real problem such as designing an app, modelling the spread of a forest fire or determining the best location for a new coffee shop.

WHAT YOU’LL GET

Mathematics is applied in every modern industry. Your specialized mathematics skills can lead to employment in finance, computing or science and technology. Your problem-solving skills build a powerful general foundation for careers in design, education, law or medicine.

www.grenfell.mun.ca/math

2529 Environmental science BACHELOR OF SCIENCE [B.Sc. or B.Sc.(Hons.)]

Wetlands. Forests. Not your average classroom.

30 B.Sc.

From lush rainforest to barren tundra, the natural world is rich with complexity and beauty. It awes us when we step back, and intrigues us when we take a closer look.

At Grenfell Campus we’re surrounded by wetlands, boreal forest, river systems and sub-Arctic tundra, so you have frequent opportunities to move beyond the textbook and into the field or the laboratory.

IT’S ADVENTUROUS

We believe true understanding comes from equal doses of analysis and experience. That’s why we spend time out in the natural world, at places like the Bonne Bay Marine Station in Gros Morne National Park. You might even study climate change in the Arctic or marine environments in Belize.

IT’S DIVERSE

Whether you specialize in biology or chemistry, you’ll find your degree will expose you to many areas of research. You might want to understand the impact of chemical pesticides or atmospheric pollutants, or focus on the ecology of organisms in freshwater and terrestrial environments. Whatever you choose, you’ll see that our multi-disciplinary program allows you to explore the science in applied and analytical contexts, priming you for success in a global industry.

WHAT YOU’LL GET

You’ll be taught by experts like Dr. Geoff Rayner-Canham, winner of the national 3M Teaching Award and National Science and Engineering Research Council of Canada Award for science promotion. And when you graduate, you could work as an environmental laboratory analyst or field scientist, or continue your studies in fields like environmental law or conservation or go on to do graduate studies in your area of interest.

www.grenfell.mun.ca/envs

31 27 general science BACHELOR OF SCIENCE [B.Sc. or B.Sc.(Hons.)]

Hypothesis. Experiment. And finding solutions.

32 B.Sc.

What keeps the universe expanding? What are the origins of life on Earth? How does bare rock become a thriving forest?

If you’re the kind of person who asks big questions, our general science degree is made for you. We’re one of the few programs in Canada that allow you to study three concentrations at once, not just a major and minor.

IT’S APPLICABLE

The skills you develop here will serve you everywhere. Science cultivates analytical tools that help you to think critically and solve problems. So whether you’ve got a career in mind or are exploring your possibilities, you’ll find that a science degree opens doors for many future paths – from science teacher to lawyer, doctor to journalist.

IT’S ABSORBING

Studying science at Grenfell is exciting and multi-faceted. You’ll dissect frogs, gaze through our state-of-the-art telescope or track rare species through Gros Morne National Park.

WHAT YOU’LL GET

You’ll learn cutting-edge science. You’ll research, report and engage. You’ll choose three disciplines out of five options: biology, chemistry, earth systems, mathematics and physics. You’ll also have the option to take an honours degree, which will provide the opportunity to focus more intensely on your discipline.

www.grenfell.mun.ca/science

33 29 physics BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc)

Electricity. Quantum mechanics. Yeah, it actually is rocket science.

34 B.Sc.

From orbiting planets to flipped coins, bright stars to tiny particles, physics helps us to understand how the universe works.

Our physics program is made for people who want to reach out and understand their world – the ins and outs of matter, the mysteries of space, time and the laws that explain everything we experience.

IT’S EYE OPENING

You’ll learn to conceptualize, design and implement your own experiments. You’ll grasp existing ideas, formulate your own hypotheses and develop skills that lead to careers in research and development, computing, education and more.

IT’S PERSONALIZED

At Grenfell our small class sizes allow for personalized instruction. You’ll have lots of direct contact with your professors, and plenty of time to ask questions, debate cutting-edge issues and explore the exciting discoveries of physics.

WHAT YOU’LL GET

You’ll be trained in digital imaging, image analysis and high-end computing. You’ll model subatomic behaviour from particle accelerators. You’ll gaze at the stars from one of Atlantic Canada’s largest astronomical telescopes. You’ll research, calculate and understand. You’ll choose courses in subatomic particle physics, astronomy and cosmology.

www.grenfell.mun.ca/physics

35 31 psychology BACHELOR OF SCIENCE [B.Sc. or B.Sc.(Hons.)]

Freud. Ink blots. Discovering what matters to your mind.

36 B.Sc.

What makes behaviour normal or abnormal? How do you understand your own experiences? What motivates someone to do something others find unthinkable? Which is more powerful: nature or nurture?

IT’S CURRENT

IT’S APPLICABLE

WHAT YOU’LL GET

Psychology can be completed as a bachelor of arts or a bachelor science. For more information please contact [email protected].

www.grenfell.mun.ca/psych

3337 education BACHELOR OF EDUCATION (B.Ed.)

Plan. Inspire a new generation. And change the world through education.

38 B.Ed.

Every child is unique. They have unique personalities and talents. Unique hopes and dreams. Unique passions and struggles. And sometimes, the only way to really teach them is to learn about them – and from them – first.

True educators are lifelong learners, so at Grenfell you’re encouraged to keep your mind open to new people, ideas and perspectives.

IT’S COMPLEX

Crafting a lesson plan. Leading a class. Keeping your students inspired and active. Every aspect of teaching is intricate. Our program will get you ready to face the daily adventures with innovative classroom practices and up-to-date knowledge of child development theory, teaching and learning.

IT’S INTENSIVE

In just 16 months, you will be prepared to teach kindergarten to Grade 6. The program can be completed in four consecutive semesters, including a teaching internship in the winter semester.

WHAT YOU’LL GET

You’ll be taught by instructors with K-12 teaching experience. You’ll learn about child development, diverse learners and much more. By the time you finish, you’ll be ready to step into a fulfilling career teaching children and changing lives.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED

An acceptable prior degree that includes the specific prerequisite courses will be required. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with an academic advisor to discuss appropriate course selection. Please consult with our Recruitment Office for more information.

www.grenfell.mun.ca/educ

39 35 nursing BACHELOR OF NURSING (BN)

Stethoscope. Scrubs. And always winning at “What did you do today?”

40 BN

Nurses are front-line health providers. They’re administrators, researchers and educators. They give direct and preventative care. Few careers are more rewarding or challenging. From the bedside to the corners of the world, nurses are indispensable.

Our partner, Western Regional School of Nursing, has been educating students for more than 40 years, and has graduated over 1,800 professional nurses. Our BN program has received the highest accreditation award in nursing education: a full seven-year accreditation from the Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing (CASN), the national accrediting body for nursing education in Canada.

IT’S WORLDWIDE

There’s a high demand for skilled nurses in hospitals around the globe, in communities and universities, in clinics and remote areas. A career in nursing can take you around the world, changing people’s lives through direct care, preventative care and beyond.

IT’S HANDS ON

You’ll have to think critically and make decisions informed by both ethics and evidence. You’ll need sound judgment and technological competence. You’ll face new, stimulating challenges every day, and draw on all your skills to address them.

WHAT YOU’LL GET

In our program you won’t be just another face in the crowd. Our low student- instructor ratios mean you’ll have individual attention and mentorship from the moment you begin.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED

To enrol in nursing, you’ll need to have completed high-school chemistry and biology, in addition to meeting the general university requirements. Enrolment is limited and selection is competitive. Your application and supporting documents are required by March 1.

www.grenfell.mun.ca/nursing

41 37 sustainable resource management BACHELOR OF RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (BRM)

Conserving. Sustaining. And making the most of our worldly resources.

42 BRM

The population is growing, our climate is changing and demands on resources are increasing year after year. We need wise stewards to lead our precious planet into the future.

Our program equips you to be a pioneer in the field of resource management – using our resources to meet human needs, now and in the future, while also respecting the limitations of the environment.

IT’S UNIQUE

Sustainable resource management brings together natural resource science, economics, policy development and ethics. This unique combination prepares you for an engaging and relevant career in such areas as public service, private industry, policy development and environmental science.

IT’S VARIED

Your course load will span everything from oil and gas studies to biodiversity, so you’ll be capable of thinking about resource management from many different perspectives. And Grenfell is located in an ideal place to study resource management. The surrounding area is rich with minerals, thick with forest, and dotted with several provincial parks and ecological reserves and also Gros Morne National Park.

WHAT YOU’LL GET

You’ll be guided by expert faculty and hear presentations from guest lecturers and government and industry professionals. You could be involved in making Grenfell Campus a greener place through our composting program.

www.grenfell.mun.ca/resource

43 39 theatre BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS (BFA)

Rehearsal. Curtain Call. And all the drama in between.

44 BFA

Weeks of rehearsal and set building. Weeks of working scenes and memorizing lines. Weeks of calming nerves and preparation.

Theatre turns hard work into bold, powerful expression. Our well-rounded program is building the next generation of theatre professionals: boundless actors and skillful technicians who bring the stage to life.

IT’S COURAGEOUS

Taking a script from page to stage involves more than memorizing lines or sewing a convincing costume. It takes a team of committed, courageous people to step out of their comfort zones and breathe life into the characters and sets.

IT’S TECHNICAL

Mastery of acting or stagecraft takes commitment, practice and experienced instruction. Our faculty and staff will walk alongside you for the whole program, pushing your boundaries, honing your craft, and preparing you for full-scale productions.

WHAT YOU’LL GET

Graduates from our program have been on Gemini-nominated TV shows, worked at Cirque du Soleil, performed at Stratford and been members of professional theatre companies locally, nationally and abroad. You’ll see audiences’ faces light up through the power of a well-timed line or crucial set change. You’ll even spend part of a semester in Harlow, England, studying under British theatre professionals and taking in some of the best theatre that London has to offer.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED

Enrolment in the theatre program is limited and selection is competitive. Submit your theatre application by March 31, in addition to your general university admissions application. Depending on your specialization, you’ll be required to audition (for acting) or have an interview (for stagecraft).

www.grenfell.mun.ca/theatre

45 41 visual arts BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS (BFA)

Canvas. Paintbrush. And finally getting to rock that beret.

46 BFA

Making art is about finding your voice. It’s about reacting to the world, to its joys and challenges, by making things – paintings, sculptures, prints and videos. It’s about conversation, debate and insight. At Grenfell we’re surrounded by inspiring landscapes and brilliant artists, so whatever your medium, we provide a place for you to explore, develop and blossom.

IT’S BALANCED Our program has launched many successful careers in art and art history by balancing the fundamentals of making art with the ideas and emotions that give it power. And you’ll have a wealth of faculty, staff and visiting artists to mentor you on your journey.

IT’S ACTIVE From year one you’ll be making art, learning its history and cultivating your own perspectives. By year four you’ll be ready to develop your own independent body of work, and discuss your work one-on-one with your faculty advisor, auxiliary advisors and visiting artists. Throughout your time here you’ll take courses in drawing, painting, sculpture, digital imaging, art history, printmaking and photography.

WHAT YOU’LL GET You’ll learn from faculty who are practicing artists pursuing scholarly projects. You’ll show your work in the Grenfell Campus Art Gallery, a regular venue for national and international shows. You could also spend nine weeks studying art history at Memorial University’s campus in Harlow, England. While you’re there you’ll make industry contacts, take frequent trips to London and visit cultural sites like Stonehenge.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED Submissions should reflect involvement, curiosity and passion for the visual arts. We look for hardworking and creative people who take pride in their work. Enrolment is limited and selection competitive, so your application must be submitted by March 1 (in addition to your general university admissions application). www.grenfell.mun.ca/visual

47 43 environmental policy MASTER OF ARTS (MA)

Climate change. Habitat protection. Your kind of challenge.

48 MA

Changing the world takes more than just a vision for the future. It takes a rich knowledge of how things work today in institutions, governments and around the world. Our master’s of environmental policy program prepares you to be a bridge that connects problems with solutions, people with purposes and our present with the future.

IT’S UNIFYING Our program brings together Grenfell’s strengths in environmental studies, environmental science and sustainable resource management. By integrating these diverse fields of study, we’re training policy leaders to make a difference provincially, nationally and internationally.

IT’S RIGOROUS Designing an environmentally healthy future requires sound thinking in fields as diverse as public policy, political science, geography, economics, biology and forestry. Our expert faculty, excellent library resources and hands-on orientation will deepen your understanding of environmental issues and broaden your set of tools.

WHAT YOU’LL GET You’ll get to choose between a thesis-based program, which takes two years, and a research paper-based program, which takes one. Both options will place you in an internship that exposes you to the challenges of real-world practitioners in a government office, non-governmental organization, community organization or business.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED Admission is limited and competitive. To be considered for admission, applicants should have an undergraduate degree. In special cases applicants without an undergraduate degree may be considered for admission based on professional experience. Applicants will be assessed for admission to the MA in environmental policy based on their interests, their potential to produce meaningful research and the availability of supervisors in the area of the applicant’s interest. Deadline: Feb. 15 for fall semester, Aug. 15 for winter semester. www.grenfell.mun.ca/maep

49 45 boreal ecosystems & agriculture science

MASTER OF SCIENCE (MSc)

Forests. Farms. And shaping the way we live off the land.

50 MSc

We’re a part of the massive boreal ecosystem. We’re surrounded by wetlands, forests, Atlantic marine ecosystems, inland waters and sub-Arctic tundra. We value and embrace our environment, and want to gain a better understanding through scientific, social and economic lenses. The demand for food and water security and sustainable forestry and agricultural practices, is increasing. We’ve answered the global call for expertise and understanding of our boreal ecosystem.

IT’S TECHNICAL You’ll be provided the opportunity to develop new technical knowledge and management skills, equipped with a strong focus on the science and economics of plant, soil, land and water resources in the context of sustainable boreal agriculture and forestry.

THE PERFECT LOCATION You’ll experience hands-on use of laboratory and field equipment, techniques and protocols in Grenfell’s new state-of-the art Boreal Ecosystems Research Facility. You will apply critical thought to community-engaged research and innovation under the supervision of world-class researchers. You’ll get real-life experience in a boreal setting.

WHAT YOU’LL GET Upon completion of the program, you’ll be equipped with a broad set of skills that will prepare you to work in environmental and agricultural industries and related fields such as the food industry, forestry, natural resources and science education.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED Admission is limited and competitive. To be considered for admissions, students should hold a bachelor’s (honours) degree, typically in science, agriculture, forestry, engineering, geography or environmental science with at least second-class standing, or equivalent, from an approved institution or equivalent qualifications and/or experience in environmental science. For complete details on admissions requirements, please consult the Memorial University academic calendar. www.grenfell.mun.ca/beas

51 45 Your Humble Abode Living on campus at Grenfell is inexpensive, convenient, safe and most of all, fun. You can get to know people during a snowshoeing trek, a water fitness class, or a relaxing movie night. Your fees include a private bedroom, phone, wireless Internet, a place to cook, laundry facilities and parking. Whether you choose to live in residence or a chalet-style apartment, you will get your own bedroom and bathroom shared between two or four people. And we’ve opened a new residence with 200 more private bedrooms. With this new addition, half of our students live on campus and are part of a tight close-knit residence community. First-year students who apply by March 1 are guaranteed a room for the year. Apply online at www.grenfell.mun.ca/res and pay your $20 application fee.

Typical chalet apartment

Standard residence room Standard Residence Complex room

52 a hearty meal Located on the lower level of the Arts and Science building, The Grove dining hall offers a variety of fare. The new dining hall offers a wide array of meals including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. You may select the meal plan of your choice based on the options below. Students living on campus can also prepare their own meals in the kitchen facilities located on each residence floor.

PLAN VALUE WHO Build Your Own $50-450 Faculty, staff, students Commuter $500 Faculty, staff and students who plan to eat fewer than 10 meals per week Lite $1,000 Students who plan to eat 10 meals per week Full $1,500 Students who plan to eat 10-15 meals per week and who will be on campus some weekends Hearty $2,000 Students who plan to eat 15 meals or more per week and who will be on campus most weekends

*Meal plans are on a declining balance system with top-ups available throughout the year. Unused declining balance dollars from the fall/winter semester may be carried over to following semesters. Meal plans are non- transferable and non-refundable, and full payment is required at purchase.

53 Getting Your Bearings

You’ve arrived on campus, made some new friends and taken a look around the facilities. Now what? We’ll help you get your bearings. We’ve got barbecues, campus tours, concerts and survival sessions to get you settled in. Next, you’ll want to familiarize yourself with the free student services available to you. • Academic advisors: they’re the people to see when selecting courses. • The Learning Centre: where you can take advantage of instructional assistance, supplemental instruction, peer tutoring and career development services – all for free. If you’re a student with a disability, we can help you with the accommodations you need. We also have dedicated staff people to improve the experiences of international and Indigenous students. • On-campus jobs: you can check out on-campus job opportunities online. About 600 student jobs are available every year. • Our library: Grenfell’s Ferriss Hodgett Library is part of Memorial’s massive library system. It’s where you’ll go to access printed and online materials, and is a great study spot to boot. You’ll have 24/7 access to 50,000 e-journals and more than half a million e-books. The staff can help you research in person, by phone or via online chat services. • Career development services: they’ll help you develop a career plan. They’ll also hook you up with skills, resources and contacts to help you reach your goals. You can avail of mentorship programs or opportunities which boost your resume through volunteerism. • Medical services: make an appointment with a physician or learn about healthy living through wellness programs offered by the Western Regional School of Nursing. And there are counsellors here to address your mental health needs.

54 48 55 49 STAYING ACTIVE AND HEALTHY We believe sports and recreation are an integral part of the university experience. Joining the men’s and women’s basketball and women’s volleyball teams is a rewarding experience with weekly practices, strength and conditioning sessions and travel throughout Atlantic Canada to compete against other university teams and clubs. Swimming and cross-country ski teams were added in 2014 and these programs allow for competitive swimmers and skiers to train and compete in local and provincial competitions. Swimming also offers the opportunity for select high performance swimmers to qualify for the Memorial University varsity team while attending Grenfell Campus. To support competitive sport and recreation Grenfell Campus boasts a newly renovated double gymnasium, 25-metre swimming pool and partnerships with the Corner Brook Civic Centre and Forever Young Fitness. YOUR STUDENT ADVOCATES They’re passionate about all the issues that affect you. They’re your Grenfell Campus Student Union. They have also provided seed money for student societies like Oxfam Grenfell, Enactus Grenfell and the Ski and Snowboard Society. There are clubs and societies for most anything you can imagine. Parkour. Classics. Psychology. Anime. Just to name a few. Visit www.gscuonline.ca for a full list of societies, as well as information on events, campaigns and student employment.

56 If You’re the TravelLing Type You might want to check out our exchange options. Students have the opportunity to visit our campus in Harlow, England, for part of a semester. You’ll take in the theatre productions, see gallery exhibits and visit cultural landmarks like Stonehenge and the London Eye. The Frecker Program is for people who want a real taste of French culture. You’ll travel to the French territory of Saint-Pierre et Miquelon, off the coast of Newfoundland, for an intensive one-semester French immersion program. Grenfell is also a member of the National Student Exchange (NSE), which allows our students to pay Grenfell tuition fees while spending a semester at an NSE member university in Canada or the United States. Our students have studied in places like Oregon, Florida, Hawaii and California. The Belize Exchange Program lets eligible students take courses, visit white sand beaches, Mayan ruins and experience the lively Belizean culture. There’s a growing number of exchange opportunities around the globe in locations like Jamaica, China, the Netherlands, Iceland, South Korea and Japan. You also have the option to do an exchange in Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland or Russia through the North2North program, which is organized by University of the Arctic and an international network of educational institutions.

57 51 innovative facilities • One of Atlantic Canada’s largest astronomical telescopes • New science labs • Navigate Entrepreneurship Centre • Indigenous Student Centre • Labs for GIS and digital multi-media • Soil science research labs • Boreal Ecosystem Research Facility • Residence complex that has received silver LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) status • A newly renovated dining hall offering a convenient and healthy meal option • Environmental Policy Institute a greener campus • Industrial-scale composter on campus – diverting 20% of waste from landfill • Fresh veggies and fruit grown in our on-campus community garden • Unique environmental research and education opportunities • A commitment to reducing consumption of bottled water on campus • Partner in the electric bike share program

58 52 10 STEPS TO BECOMe A GRENFELL CAMPUS, Memorial University, STUDENT

(Based on September admission*)

September – February 1. Explore Grenfell – visit grenfell.mun.ca to learn about programs, services and student life. Better yet, arrange your personal tour by emailing [email protected]. 2. Apply to Grenfell – visit www.grenfell.mun.ca/prostudent. 3. Apply for housing – visit www.grenfell.mun.ca/res. March – June 4. You’ll be hearing from us – You will receive information about the status of your application, housing, scholarships and a guide to first year. You’ll even get a phone call from a current Grenfell student to see if you have any questions. 5. Investigate financial options – Visit www.mun.ca/scholarships for scholarship opportunities and www.canlearn.ca for Canadian student loan information. 6. Let’s chat – An academic advisor will meet with you in person, via telephone or email to ensure you are prepared for course registration. You can also email [email protected] or call 1 866 381 7022.

July 7. Register for courses – Register for your courses online by visiting www.grenfell.mun.ca and clicking on Memorial Self-Service. SEPTEMBER 8. Pay your fees – You can beat the lineups at the Bursar’s Office by paying fees through online banking. Check your balance from your Memorial Self-Service account and pay the balance from your bank account using your online banking service. You can set up Memorial University as a vendor within your online banking account and use your student number as your account number. 9. Attend orientation – Orientation activities start just prior to the beginning of classes. You will attend social events and survival sessions, and meet other first-year students. 10. Begin classes – You’re now a Grenfell student. Attend classes, get involved on campus and enjoy the Grenfell experience!

* Depending on when you want to start, timelines may vary. Students may start classes in September or January.

59 FEES

Grenfell Campus students enjoy one of the lowest tuition rates in Canada. The Government of Newfoundland and Labrador gives high priority to education, providing extensive funding to Memorial University. This commitment allows us to provide an affordable, yet high-quality, post-secondary education.

The costs ($CAD) for two semesters of full-time undergraduate study (2015-2016) at Grenfell:

Canadian Student International Student

Tuition $2,550 ($255 per course) $8,800 ($880 per course)

Accommodations*** (meal plan not included)

Arts and Science residence $2,780 $2,780

Residence Complex $2,960 $2,960 Chalet apartments single; family $3,238; $5,240 $3,238; $5,240

Other Fees Grenfell Campus $140 $140 Student Union Fee Canadian Federation of Students $17.20 $17.20 Health Plan* $175.32 $413.68 (international Student Guard insurance)** Dental Plan* $111.00 N/A**

Meals (meal costs vary. Students have $900-$4,000 (estimate) $900-$4,000 (estimate) the option to purchase a meal See page 49 for meal plan through an on-campus plan options vendor or prepare meals in the facilities provided)

Books and Supplies (estimate – costs will vary depending on the program) $1,500 (estimate) $1,500 (estimate)

* Canadian undergraduate students who have alternate health and/or dental coverage may opt out of the plan(s). Conditions and deadlines apply as noted in the university Calendar. All fees are subject to change.

** International students can opt into provincial/national student health and dental plans, if conditions are met. Please contact the international student co-ordinator at Student Services for more information at [email protected].

*** Pricing listed sets forth the intentions of the university at the time of publication. Pricing is subject to change.

60 ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS

In addition to the entrance scholarships awarded automatically to qualifying students entering Memorial University, Grenfell Campus offers five additional Grenfell-specific entrance scholarships:

Scholarship Value Eligibility

WARREN AND CATHERINE $30,000 ($7,500 NL HIGH SCHOOL APPLICANTS who are Canadian x 4 years) BALL MEMORIAL ENTRANCE citizens or permanent residents are automatically SCHOLARSHIP (LIMITED NUMBER) considered based on mid-term results provided by high schools. A minimum final admission average of 90% is required. No application required.

Memorial University Alumni $25,000 ($5.000 NL HIGH SCHOOL APPLICANTS who are Canadian Entrance Scholarships x 5 years) (limited number) citizens or permanent residents are considered based on academic excellence, community involvement, national and international achievements, demonstrated leadership in school and extracurricular activities. This scholarship requires an application. Check with your guidance counsellor for details. A minimum final admission average of 90% is required.

Dr. Leslie Harris Memorial $16,000 ($4,000 NL HIGH SCHOOL APPLICANTS who are Canadian University Alumni x 4 years) citizens or permanent residents are considered based on Association Scholarship academic excellence, community involvement, national and international achievements, and demonstrated leadership in school and extracurricular activities. This scholarship requires an application. Check with your guidance counsellor for details. A minimum final admission average of 90% is required. non-renewable scholarships High school applicants who are Canadian citizens or memorial university permanent residents are eligible based on admission entrance scholarships (limited number) average. No application required. Scholarships will be awarded as funding allows, with the number and values to be determined. For information about Memorial’s entrance scholarships, visit mun.ca/scholarships.

NOTE: For a complete list of scholarships, awards and bursaries visit www.mun.ca/scholarships.

61 ADMISSIONS If you are applying from a Canadian high school, you must complete the Grade 12 university preparatory program with a passing grade in each of the following subjects: English, mathematics, laboratory science, a social science or modern or classical language, and an elective. You must have an overall average of 70 per cent within the Grade 12 subject areas noted above. If you are missing any of these requirements or have any questions please contact the Registrar’s Office at [email protected]. Some specific programs may have additional requirements. For general reference only. Please see www.mun.ca/undergrad for updated high school requirements by province to apply.

PROVINCE/TERRITORY Required Subject Required Subject Required Subject Required Subject Required Subject (Group 1) (Group 2) (Group 3) (Group 4) (Group 5)

Alberta English Language Math 30-1 or 30-2 Biology 30, Social Studies 30-1 or Includes all subject Nunavut Arts 30–1 Chemistry 30 or MCL* 30 areas at Grade 12 level or 31 N.W.T. Physics 30 (one course at 5 credit hours or two courses at 3 credit hours). English 12 BC Foundations of Biology 12, History 12, Includes all subject Yukon Math 12, or Chemistry 12, Geography 12 or areas at Grade 12 Precalculus 12 Physics 12 or MCL* 12 level or Calculus 12 Geology 12

Saskatchewan English Language Foundations of Math Biology 30, Social/Native Studies Includes all subject 30 or Pre-Calculus Chemistry 30 or 30, Geography 30 or areas at Grade 12 Arts 30A or 30 B Math 30 or Calculus Physics 30 MCL*30 level 30

Manitoba English 40S Applied Math 40S or Biology 40S, History 4U, Includes all subject Pre-Calculus 40S Chemistry 40S, Geography 4U, areas at Grade 12 Physics 40S Social Issues 4U or level or MCL*4U

Ontario English 4U Mathematics of Data Biology 4U, History 4U, Includes all subject Management (MDM) 4U, Chemistry 4U or Geography 4U or areas at the Grade Advanced Functions (MHF 12 level 4U, or Calculus and Vectors Physics 4U Social Issues 4M/4U (MCV) 4U or MCL*4U

Quebec English Secondary V Math Secondary V Biology Secondary V, History Secondary Includes all subject Chemistry V, Geography areas at the Secondary V or Secondary V or Secondary V level Physics Secondary V MCL* Secondary V

New Brunswick English 122 Foundations of Math Biology 122 or 120, Geography 120 or Includes all subject 120 or Pre-Calculus Chemistry 122 or 120, History/World Issues areas at Grade 12 Math A120 or B120 or Physics 122 or 120 122 or 120 or MLC* level 120

Math 12 or Nova Scotia English 12 Biology 12, History 12, Includes all subject Pre-Calculus 12 or Chemistry 12, Geography 12 or areas at Grade 12 Advanced Math 12 Physics 12, MCL* 12 level or Geology 12

Newfoundland Biology 3201, English 3201 Math 3200 or 3201 History 3201, Includes all subject and Labrador Chemistry 3202, Geography 3202 areas at Grade 12 Physics 3204 or Earth or two credts at the level Sciences 3209 3000 level in either Rels. Studies or MCL*

Prince Edward Island English 621 Math 621 or Biology 621, History 621, Politics Includes all subject Math 611 Chemistry 621 or 621, Geography 621, areas at Grade 12 Physics 621 Economics 621 or level MCL* 621

*MCL: Modern or Classical Language

62 GETting HERE, GETting AROUND AT THE AIRPORT If you’re coming to Grenfell from within Canada, fly to Deer Lake (YDF), then drive 40 minutes to our campus in Corner Brook. If you are a first-year student, send your flight information to study@grenfell. mun.ca and our staff can greet you at the arrivals gate when you reach western Newfoundland. Grenfell Campus is about an eight- hour drive or one-hour flight from the capital city of St. John’s. If you live outside Canada, you will clear customs in cities such as Toronto, Montreal, Halifax, or St. John’s, then take a connecting flight to Deer Lake Airport. You should be aware of customs regulations.

AT THE FERRY TERMINAL COME SEE FOR If you are travelling by car through the Maritimes or the New England YOURSELF states, you can catch the Marine Atlantic ferry from Sydney, NS, to Visit our campus. We’ll arrange Port aux Basques, NL. tours, meetings with faculty and

even a chance to sit in on an FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO actual university class. BOOK A TOUR, CONTACT:

If you visit us during the summer, GRENFELL CAMPUS book convenient accommodations tel: 709 637 6269 toll-free: 1 888 637 6269 right on campus. [email protected]

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