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UNBC comes to Terrace

TERRACE HAS BEEN home to
six University of Northern British
Columbia (UNBC) courses for
one month now.

Twelve undergraduate students
are taking senior classes in
English, geography and psychol-
ogy from three UNBC professors

teaching. at Terrace’s Northwest
Community College.
_- Only one: of the five courses,
_ First: Nations studies, is offered
~~through teleconferencing:

~~ One graduate course in com-

= munity health is also being of
fered: to 11 students working |

‘lowards a Master’s degree.
* But UNBC northwest regional -

_ coordinator Dr. Margaret Scguin

“Anderson said these class num-
“bers are not as high as expected.
. <She-hopes an increased selec.
tion of courses next semester will
draw more students to the pro-
gam UNEC is offering in Ter-
mace.
oY The undergraduate class num-
/~ bers are lower that we anticipaled
this” semester,” said Anderson.
~ “Bui, assuming that we can get
the enrolment in January, we

_. hope to offer more courses that

‘may interest more students.’’

“Courses scheduled for next
semester are three geography,
two English, three psychology,

....First. Nations. studies, economics .

and one graduale course in com-
munity health.
vo Of these 11 courses Anderson ee :

_ Said’at least seven will be taught UNBC STUDENTS Greg McDonald and Keli Stedham gather around a speaker phone at North-
_* face-to-face with professors in west Community College for their First Nations studies class (First Nations Environmental Philoso-
: Terrace. i, phy and Knowledge). UNBC professor Sandra Storm teaches the class from Prince George

Currently teaching in Terrace through teleconference to Northwest Community College in Terrace and New Aiyansh’s Wilp

are UNEC professors Greg Lains- —_ Wilxa'oskwhl Nisga’a (Nisga’a House of Learning).
-.° bury (English), Dr. Reg Home
“.. (geography) and Dr, Ted Altar

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_ be. some courses offered by dis-
“= tance because of lower num-
bers.”
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_. With’ his or her classes in Prince.
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