This course introduces learners to the current and historical trends in global migration patterns and their relationship to local trends in immigration and settlement.
- Teacher: Janna McCaskill
- Teacher: Mary Stewart
his practicum provides students with the opportunity to apply their knowledge in working with individuals, families, communities, and organizations under the supervision of the practicum supervisor and a designated mentor. Students will gain comprehensive practical experience as they apply theory to practice and will be expected to demonstrate observation skills and to interact supportively with people. During the seminar portion, students will discuss observations, relationships, and planning, in addition to emergent topics. This is an integrated practicum placement throughout the term.
- Teacher: Nadine Konyk
- Teacher: Janna McCaskill
- Teacher: Cristina Rodriguez
- Teacher: Mary Stewart
- Teacher: Janna McCaskill
- Teacher: Mary Stewart
- Teacher: Nadine Konyk
- Teacher: Janna McCaskill
- Teacher: Leonce Rushubirwa
- Teacher: Mary Stewart
This course introduces students to the distinct pre-contact world views of First Nations and Inuit, and the later world view of the Metis of North America. Students will examine the territories, stories, and contributions that these original cultures created through their relationship with their unique environments. Students will explore the common issues that Indigenous peoples around the world face in their history, geography, politics, economics, education, and culture. The course will also reflect on the intersection of Indigenous world views and cultures with dominant Western world views and cultures.
- Teacher: Alison Cutknife
- Teacher: Janna McCaskill
- Teacher: Mary Stewart