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2006 / The Year of the Phoenix

Emerging from the ashes of the old Library building on the Tenth Street Campus, the Nelson University Centre Education Society has found its second wind this year, thanks to your generous support and presence.

Most of the books from the David Thompson Library have been salvaged, thanks to the students and staff of Trafalgar Junior Senior Secondary School who moved them to a warm and dry room in their school. Thanks to the Board of School District 8 for allowing the use of this storage facility until July 2007.

The Society, the University Centre, and the rest of the Library Collection (un-catalogued books and periodicals) have been relocated to Chahko Mika Mall, thanks to a generous donation of space and utilities from the Mall, and to our community of volunteer movers.

Our doors are open 7 days a week, thanks to our constant flow of volunteers, permanent and transient. On June 1st, 2006, the Society launched their “First Shelf” of books ready to be borrowed by the community. Thank you to Corky Evans for being our guest of honor.

Our bookstore shelves are well stocked - thanks to your donations - and provide an appropriate income for the Society to take its next step. And so our minds are going at the speed of light towards an even better future.

INVITATION

We take this opportunity to invite you to our

EVENING OF INSPIRATION AND COMMITMENT:
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING - THURSDAY NOV. 2ND, 2006; 7PM
at our new location, suite 168-1150 Lakeside Drive (Chahko Mika Mall)
We start our evening with our Fundraising Banquet and Salon (5PM)< P>

TOWARDS THE RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF OUR UNIVERSITY

The Society has established a building fund to create a multi-purpose academic learning centre and is readjusting its action plan. Our Directors are actively involved in a member hunt to strengthen our ranks. We are also negotiating partnerships with other learning institutions in the region

Some of our faculty are involved in our fall 2006 courses and Salon series, and will take you to a fabulous adventure of writing, reading, listening and teaching. These courses have been designed to bring knowledge, methodology, and passion in our life. Our salons are intended to stimulate critical thinking, action, and respectful public expression. We have exactly the right people to deliver these high standards learning experiences right here in the mall. Please come shopping at our store.

FALL 2006

NUC is offering a series of non-credit preparatory courses (6 weeks), Salons, group studies, tutorship, and invigilation for distance education, at its temporary location in Chahko-Mika Mall (KICS Community Internet Access on site.

Non-Credit Preparatory Courses Series:
Learning with Passion

6 sessions / $120.00

Writing between Self and Academia (Humanities)
Facilitator: Chantal Lunardi, MA
Thursdays / 5-7PM / Starts October 12th.

Teaching with Passion (History)
Facilitator: Arthur Bartsch, Ph.D.
Wednesdays / 10AM-Noon / Starts Oct.11th.

Public Reading (20 minutes open to public)
“A Child’s Christmas in Wales” and more…
Story Reading: Jim Hearne, M.Div
Saturdays / Noon to 2PM / Starts Nov.10th

Salons

Salons are groups of people who gather for short presentations on important ideas followed by discussion. As Margaret Mead remarked, “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world: indeed it’s the only thing that ever has.” The Salons will be presented at Chahko Mika Mall, in the Nelson University Storefront Centre

Salon 1: En Nuestras Manos (In Our Hands)
Feminist Economy and Peace in Guatemala
Thursday, October 12th, 7PM
Facilitator: Penny Ruvinsky

Salon 2: On Education and Comunity Development
Introduction to our Fundraising Banquet; and to our ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Thursday, November 2nd, 5PM
Facilitator: Mike Stolty

Salon 3: On the Environment
Thursday, November 23nd, 7PM
Facilitator: to be announced

Please call NUCES (250-352-3144)
for more information, to register to our courses, or to schedule exams and tutoring: Anthropology, History, Maths, Computing….

MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

September & October 2006

The Education Society, the Nelson University Centre, as well as the management of the David Thompson Library are made possible thanks to the many partnerships developed over the years, the generosity of the community, and the support of all NUCES’ members.

University Degree Courses in Nelson

The Nelson University Centre (NUC) is pleased to announce its formal affiliation with Athabasca University, the leading open university in Canada. NUC will now offer fully-accredited university courses, through the Athabasca program, taught by a distinguished faculty, right here in Nelson.

Courses in English, History, Art History, Anthropology, Biology, Environmental Sciences, and Geology will be offered, starting in January, 2004. The curriculum will be expanded, in the Fall of 2004, with additional offerings.

Students are urged to register immediately for courses beginning in January. Contact the academic officers below for further details:

Academic Director: Arthur Bartsch

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Nelson University Centre offers a program of Liberal studies in the arts and sciences focusing on a global perspective, integrating world classics and contemporary issues.

Dedicated teaching faculty use an integrated curriculum to provide students of all ages with a solid academic background and an opportunity to question, learn and explore in small classroom environments.

Classes are small and professors are dedicated to teaching students of all ages. The goal is to inspire in each student a life-long learning process.

A core curriculum, consisting of a balance of courses in the humanities, the social and the natural sciences, provides the student with the tools of learning. Two areas of concentration give the student the opportunity to focus on more specific objectives in their studies in order to equip them for further study.

Together the core courses and the areas of concentration give the essential knowledge and skills to face the intellectual and social challenges of the 21st century.