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For
more information contact:
Prof.
John J. Bukowczyk, Director
Canadian Studies Program
Wayne State University
3125 Faculty/Admin. Bldg.
Detroit, MI 48202
Telephone - (313) 577-2799
Fax - (313) 577-6987
Email:
aa2092@wayne.edu
Canadian
Links:
Canadian
Links Page
The
University of Windsor
Faculty:
Denver
Brunsman, History
John J.
Bukowczyk,
History
Anne E. Duggan, Romance Languages
Richard
Elling, Political Science
Sandra Hobbs, Romance Languages
Robert Holley, Library Science
Marion Jackson, Art & Art History
Loraleigh Keashly, Psychology/CULMA
Janet Langlois, English/Folklore
Durrenda Onolemhemhen, Social Work
Frederic Pearson, Peace & Conflict Studies
John Reed, English
Laura Reese, Geography & Urban Planning
Gary Sands, Geography & Urban Planning
Robert Sinclair, Geography & Urban Plannin
Melvin Small, History
Charles
Stivale, Romance Languages & Literatures
John C.Taylor, Marketing
Eileen Trzcinski, Social Work
Attila Yaprak, Marketing & International Business
Adjuncts, Associates, and Affiliates:
Henry Bohm, Physics (retired)
Richard J. Chasdi, Peace & Conflict Studies (adjunct)
Sandra Dupret, Art & Art History
Ahmad M. Ezzeddine, Business Administration
Chris Huxley, Douglas Fraser Center for Workplace Issues
Thomas Klug, Ph.D., History (alumnus)
Julie Longo, Ph.D., History (alumna)
Shannon Orr, Doctoral Candidate, Political Science
Irvin Rabideau, Doctoral Candidate, History
David R. Smith, Ph.D., History (alumnus)
Bryan Thompson,Geography & Urban Planning (retired)(adjunct
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David Verway, Business Administration (retired)
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Interdisciplinary
Minor in Canadian Studies
Specialization in Canadian
Studies is offered only as a minor concentration at Wayne State
University. The program is interdisciplinary and is intended to
offer students an opportunity to focus on linkages that exist between
the United States and Canada. Included in the courses comprising
the minor are offerings in both the social sciences and the humanities,
including disciplines such as geography, political science, English,
and history.
An academic minor in
Canadian Studies allows students to select a major in an established
discipline, while still making possible the pursuit of interests
in Canada.
Students planning to
minor in Canadian Studies should consult with the Canadian Studies
Director at the beginning of their junior year.
The minimum requirement
for a minor in Canadian Studies is eighteen credits, distributed
as follows:
1. PS 2700 -- Introduction
to Canadian Studies (GPH2700, HIS 2700, ENG 2670): Cr. 3
2. Fifteen additional
credits in Canadian-content courses, of which at least twelve must
be from classes at the 3000 level (or their University of Windsor
equivalent) or higher.
Students are especially
encouraged to enroll in HIS 3993 -- Topics in Canadian History,
Society, Politics, and Culture (GPH 3993, PS 3993, ENG 3993, SOC
3993). Students will find a non-exclusive list of Canadian-content
courses offered at Wayne State University on the Canadian Studies
Program website http://www.la.wayne.edu/canadianstudies
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