This course studies the Old English language through the fantasy novels of J.R.R. Tolkien alongside the works of Old English literature that inspired him.

This course will introduce students to the study of Canadian literature and focus on an understanding of Canadian literary history.

This course on propaganda is designed to address propaganda as a phenomenon and as a technique.

This course links knowledge of adolescent development to a more detailed examination of related adolescent patterns and issues.

The course prepares students to develop effective programs designed for various client populations.

An Introduction to recreation and leisure in Canadian society, this course exposes students to the perceptions of free and discretionary time, concepts of leisure, theories and interrelationships of play, and the historical foundations for the leisure discipline.

This course is a basic introduction to the fundamental issues of Canadian public life and the federal political system.

This course consist in a historical and systematic survey of a number of key philosophical questions relating to religion.

This course is an introduction to argumentation and reasoning.

This course introduces students to basic library research practices.