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SENATE Regular Meeting

Monday, January 28, 2019 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Surrey , Cedar Board Room 2110

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AGENDA

1. Call to Order .............................................................................................................. Alan Davis 4:00

2. Approval of Agenda

3. Approval of Minutes, December 17, 2018

4. Chair's Report

4.1. President's Report to Senate ............................................................................ Alan Davis 4:10

4.2. Provost's Report to Senate ..................................................................... Salvador Ferreras 4:20

5. Senate Standing Committee on Curriculum ............................................................ David Burns 4:30

5.1. Consent Agenda, January 16, 2019

5.2. Program Changes

5.2.1. Bachelor of Science in Physics for Modern Technology

6. Senate Executive Committee .................................................................................... Alan Davis 4:40

7. Senate Governance and Nominating Committee ........................................... David Florkowski 4:45

7.1. Senate Standing Committees: Nominations

7.2. Senate Standing Committees: Appointments

8. Senate Standing Committee on University Budget .................................................. David Burns 4:50

9. Senate Standing Committee on Academic Planning and Priorities ............................... Jane Fee 5:00

10. Senate Standing Committee on the Library (no report) ........................................Chris Traynor

11. Senate Standing Committee on Policy Review (no report) ...................................... David Burns

12. Senate Standing Committee on Program Review (no report) ...............................Chris Traynor

13. Senate Standing Committee on Research (no report) ............................................. David Burns

14. Senate Standing Committee on Teaching and Learning .......................................... David Burns 5:15

15. Office of the Registrar ........................................................................................... Zena Mitchell 5:20

15.1. Approval of Graduates to January 28, 2019

16. Items for Discussion ................................................................................................... Alan Davis 5:25

17. Adjournment

SENATE MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING

Monday, December 17, 2018 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Surrey Campus Boardroom, Cedar 2110

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Present: Quorum 17 members Non-voting Members

Marti Alger Aimee Begalka David Burns (Vice-Chair) Carlos Calao Natasha Campbell Alan Davis (Chair) Bob Davis Robert Dearle Jane Fee Sal Ferreras David Florkowski Rebecca Harbut

Stephanie Howes Andre Iwanchuk Amy Jeon Brian Moukperian Todd Mundle Diane Purvey Carolyn Robertson Lincoln Saugstad Waheed Taiwo Randal Thiessen Chris Traynor Elizabeth Worobec

Zena Mitchell (Secretary)

Regrets: Senate Office Guests:

Rawan Ali Herbie Atwal Harleen Deol Murdoch De Mooy George Melville (Chancellor) Tahir Joseph Paola Gavilanez Tom Westgate Christina Wilcox

Rita Zamluk, Administrative Assistant, University Senate

Stephen Yezerinac, Associate Registrar, Senate and Curriculum

Farhad Dastur Meredith Laird Steve Cardwell Deepak Gupta

1. Call to Order

The Chair called the meeting to order at 4:00 p.m. He welcomed new members to Senate andguests.

2. Approval of Agenda

Carolyn Robertson moved the agenda be confirmed as circulated.

The motion carried.

3. Approval of Minutes, November 26, 2018

Robert Dearle moved the minutes be accepted as amended.

The motion carried.


4. Chair’s Report

The Chair gave a verbal report.

4.1. President’s Report to Senate

Alan David, President, provided a report.

4.2. Provost’s Report to Senate

Sal Ferreras, Provost and Vice-President, Academic provided a verbal report. He highlighted recentactivity regarding research, indigenization of curriculum, updates on the K-12 curriculum, and futureactivity regarding the Policy GV9 proposal for the Faculty of Academic and Career Advancement.

The Committee discussed the timeline and activities regarding the Policy GV-9 proposal,consultations with the Faculty of Arts, and the Faculty of Academic and Career Advancement, andthe process and documents required to proceed with the proposal.

Chris Traynor moved that a written GV9 proposal be presented to the Faculty of Academic andCareer Advancement Faculty Council before the proposal proceeds to the Senate StandingCommittee on Academic Planning and Priorities.

The motion carried.

5. Senate Standing Committee on Curriculum

5.1. Consent Agenda, December 17, 2018.

David Burns moved that Senate approves the attached list of new, revised and discontinuedcourses.

The motion carried.

6. Senate Executive Committee

Alan Davis, the Chair, provided a verbal report.

7. Senate Governance and Nominating Committee

David Burns, Chair, Senate Governance and Nominating Committee, presented a brief verbal report.He highlighted the election of a new Chair, David Florkowski, and Robert’s Rules for conducting avote on a motion.

The Committee discussed the recording of votes, and option of amending the Senate by-laws inorder for individual votes to be noted.

7.1. AC13 Qualifications for Faculty Members:

7.1.1. Faculty of Health

David Burns moved that Senate approves the amended AC 13 Qualifications for Faculty Members from the Faculty of Health Traditional Chinese Medicine program.

The motion carried.

7.1.2. Faculty of Trades and Technology

Senate discussed adding a valid BC Teaching Certificate to each category, the differences between BC Teaching Certificate, the Provincial Instructors Diploma, and the Instructional Skills Workshop Certificate, recruitment of teachers, the role of Industry Trading Authority Ltd. In determining the


qualifications for, and the differences in qualifications among, the trades. Senate requested that a valid BC Teaching Certificate be added under the Teaching qualifications for each category.

David Burns moved that Senate approves the amended AC 13 Qualifications for Faculty Members for the Faculty of Trades and Technology.

The motion carried.

7.2. Senate Standing Committees:

7.2.1. Nominations

David Burns moved that Senate approve the following appointments:

Senate Governance and Nominating Committee

Natasha Campbell, Senator,(December 1, 2018 – August 31, 2021)

Senate Standing Committee on Policy Review

Waheed Taiwo, Professional Support Staff,(December 17, 2018 – August 31, 2021)

Senate Standing Committee on University Budget

Waheed Taiwo, Professional Support Staff,(December 17, 2018 – August 31, 2021)

The motion carried.

7.2.2. Appointments

David Burns informed the Senate of the following appointments:

Senate Governance and Nominating Committee

David Florkowski, Dean(November 6, 2018 – no end date)Appointed by the Provost

8. Senate Standing Committee on University Budget

No report.

9. Senate Standing Committee on Academic Planning and Priorities

9.1. Establishment of a new post-baccalaureate department

The Senate discussed the projected 5-year budget and the proposed release time for the programCoordinator or Chair.

After debate and amendment, Jane Fee moved that Senate recommends that the Board ofGovernors approve the establishment of a new post-baccalaureate department: Operations &Technical Management effective April 1, 2019 and with the Program Chair / Coordinator releaseto be determined.

The motion carried.


9.2. Establishment of a new department

Senate discussed the participation of faculty members in developing the proposal, circumstances that support deferring proposals, the outcomes of the Public Relations Program Review process, and the overhead budget for the department.

After debate, Jane Fee moved that Senate recommends that the Board of Governors approves the creation of a new academic department called Applied Communications and Public Relations effective April 1, 2019.

The motion carried.

9.3. Contract for Services: KPU and Orient Education Services

Alan Davis, President, provided a report on the contract.

10. Senate Standing Committee on the Library

Chris Traynor, Chair, Senate Standing Committee on the Library provided a report.

11. Senate Standing Committee on Policy Review

No report

12. Senate Standing Committee on Program Review

Chris Traynor, Chair, Senate Standing Committee on Program Review provided a report. Hehighlighted the number of reports completed, by the committee, report writers, and InstitutionalAnalysis and Planning. He overviewed the steps of the Program Review process for Senate. Hereported a number of requests he had received for additional institutional support for thosepreparing reports.

The Senate requested clarity regarding the discussion of aspects of diversity, indigenization anddecolonization, and universal learning related to programs, and editing the self-study guide toprovide direction. Senators discussed the structure of the Program Review policy and procedures,the reviews currently underway, and the process for policy and program reviews. Senatorsexpressed support for providing additional institutional support for departments preparing programreports.

Bob Davis moved that Senate request that a budgetary item of supports for the program reviewprocess be considered in the development and preparing for 2019 – 2020 University Budget andreport back to Senate on that item.

The motion carried.

13. Senate Standing Committee on Research

No report.

14. Senate Standing Committee on Teaching and Learning

No report.

15. Senate Standing Committee on Tributes

Alan Davis, Chair, Senate Standing Committee on Tributes presented an overview of the committeeactivities.


15.1. AD 5 Honorary Degrees and Awards: Procedures Amendment

Alan Davis informed the Senate of a change in the deadline to receive applications within the AD5 Procedures.

16. Office of the Registrar

16.1. Approval of Graduates to December 17, 2018

Jane Fee moved that Senate approves the list of graduates to December 17, 2018.

The motion carried.

17. Items for discussion

Alan Davis, President, read letters received from a parent and a student, respectively.

18. Adjourn to closed meeting

The meeting adjourned at 5:44 p.m.

SENATE Agenda Item: 4.1 Meeting Date: January 28, 2019 Presenter: Alan Davis

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Report to Senate

Alan Davis, President and Vice Chancellor

The Provost Search Advisory Committee is on track with its work, and held initial interviews on December 4th and the 13th. The process continued on January 21st.

In the New Year, I had more formal meetings with our local MPs (Sarai, Aldag, Qualtrough, Hogg, and Wong), and with local MLAs: Ralston, Sims and Kahlon.

On January 14th I was pleased to welcome Jennifer Duprey as General Counsel at KPU. Later that day I met with Dr. Santa Ono, president at UBC regarding collaboration between the teaching and research universities.

On January 25th I attended the Music Showcase at KPU Langley, featuring current faculty join and former students in an evening of vocal quartets.

SENATE Agenda Item: 4.2 Meeting Date: January 28, 2019 Presenter: Sal Ferreras

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Provost’s Report to Senate

January 28, 2019

This report will encompass a number of events and items that were not featured in the December 17, 2018 Senate meeting. These items were at the time omitted in order to focus on the prepared statement regarding the proposed changes to the Faculty of ACA.

The Provost reports became a regular feature of Senate meetings in order to inform this governance group of developments related to the Senate-approved Academic Plan 2018. Over time the Provost report has expanded its scope to include internal and external items of importance to academic activity at KPU. Twice a year (usually January and June), the Provost takes the opportunity to address each strategy in the plan to monitor progress and momentum. The plan is to continue to deliver the regular wider scope updates, many of which mirror the Provost’s report to the Board of Governors.

Recent discussions and presentations leading to the development of the KPU 2019/2020 budget have raised questions about how a more restrictive financial environment will affect the implementation of the Academic Plan 2023. In the rather extensive table found on the Office of the Provost & Vice President, Academic’s SharePoint site (link below), the Provost indicates just how many activities are already underway or possible through existing and projected budget allocations. The table includes some notes referring to certain areas where new initiatives or planned activities may have to wait for a more favourable fiscal environment. KPU is forecasting an improved fiscal scenario achievable through prudent management of our limited resources, matching delivery to that which we are funded to deliver and enhanced enrolment management both domestic and international.

https://our.kpu.ca/sites/vpacademic/ap/SitePages/Home.aspx KPU ended 2018 with a number of major projects and initiatives on the horizon. KPU industry partners from the Bosch multinational home appliance corporation visited KPU Tech in late November to introduce a new partnership agreement for training service appliance technicians on a whole new generation of smart home appliances. This partnership is the direct result of innovative thinking and partner development led by faculty members David Fengstad and Tom Westgate for the Faculty of Trades and Technology.

On December 1, The Wilson School of Design hosted the popular National Portfolio Day. The event turned out to be a huge success. Counting applicants, their parents, and the reviewers, KPU hosted over 1,300 people, including 832 registrants eager to show their work.

On December 6, the Post Baccalaureate Diploma in Technical Apparel mounted their Design Grad exhibit that showcased concepts, designs, and prototypes created earlier this semester. Graduates were able to bring their vision to reality following an intensive practicum in Hanoi, Vietnam, at Maxport Limited, a global leader in technical apparel manufacturing. The students worked directly with Maxport’s expert research and development team to advance their prototypes. Their direct access to leading edge technology and one-on-one mentorship accelerated their capstone projects and deepened their understanding of the range of possibilities in technical apparel design.

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The eleven graduates, from across Canada and around the world, brought their unique perspectives and design ideas to fruition at the school. Some notable projects included:

Cycling jacket with barcodes for driverless cars to detect them

A rain jacket with panels that keep the wearer’s whole body dry

Body armour for equestrian jumping

Protective jacket for arborists

Indoor climbing pants for competitive climbers.

The growing interest in KPU’s programs across institutions in the Middle East was once again evident last December when KPU International hosted a delegation from the Sultanate of Oman who were in Canada exploring possibilities for sending students into a variety of programs. The delegation is keen to support further discussions that may lead to recruiting students to undertake diploma, degree, post-baccalaureates and grad diplomas at KPU.

On December 11 the KPU Foundation approved four outstanding projects to be funded through the Dr. Irving K. Barber Endowment Fund. The four successful projects were:

Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program – presented by Faculty of Arts Associate Dean Dr. Wade

Deisman

Open Doors, Open Minds – presented by Associate Vice President Academic, Dr. Steve Cardwell

Wellness In Action – presented by Sports, Health and Recreation Manager Shalini Vanan

Including All Citizens Project - Faculty of Arts Sociology instructor Fiona Whittington-Walsh.

The last month of 2018 saw the appointment of Associate Dean Dr. Greg Millard, Faculty of Arts, Sharon Leitch and Loren Coutts, Associate Deans, School of Business and the much-anticipated new Dean of the School of Business, Stephanie Howes. The School of Business will embark on the search process to search for the third Dean at the School in the very near future.

KPU was very pleased to welcome its new Associate Vice President of Research, Dr. Deepak Gupta in early December to oversee the Office of Research and Research Services as well as to steer the wide and diverse range of research activities at our polytechnic university.

Our new year, 2019, got off to an excellent start with the beginning of classes at the brand new, quite impressive and long-awaited, KPU Civic Plaza campus. The lower three floors of the KPU facility will house Post-Baccalaureate and Grad Diplomas in Business as well as new programming led by our Continuing and Professional Studies division. The fourth floor will house the new Assessment and Testing Services centre as well as some select offices. A newly created joint partnership between KPU, the City of Surrey and Simon Fraser University, titled the Surrey Community Safety Office will be housed on the fifth floor. This campus will encourage and support the exploration of new modes of educational technology and delivery and will live up to its original intention to become a place of exchange and interaction between students, faculty, industry, community organizations and the public. Congratulations to the whole KPU facilities and IT team, especially Executive Director of Facilities, Andrew Chisholm, Chief Information Officer, Reza Khakbaznejad, Director of Planning and Construction, Trevor Wong, Director of University Space, Terri Chanyungco and Special Advisor to the Provost, Wayne Tebb for a well-executed job planning, installing, equipping and launching KPU Civic Plaza.

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KPU’s Intellectual Property Policy is under active development with recent consultations taking place led by KPU’s new AVP Research, Dr. Gupta and a task force of internal researchers and scholars. The development of the policy is an essential step to accessing the considerable allocation of federal and provincial funds that have been announced and become available in the past few years. While there is still work to do to harmonize the intent of the new policy with the language in the present KPU-KFA Collective Agreement, there is much work being done on both sides to bring this policy to the governance process in the near future.

At the December 17th Senate meeting, the Provost raised the concept of proposing the discontinuance of the Faculty of ACA in favour of a different model wherein the existing departments would be integrated in a yet-to-be proposed structure within the Faculties of Arts and Faculty of Science and Horticulture. Any changes of this magnitude must be handled through Policy GV9. The Provost made a commitment to follow the Policy and its corresponding procedures. This is now underway. The Provost has thus far engaged with the Faculty of ACA Faculty Council, potentially affected departments, the Senate Standing Committee on Academic Planning and Priorities, Senate, Academic Council and the Polytechnic University Executive. The Provost also presented the concept to the Board Governance and Board HR committees to ensure Board remain apprised of the process underway. The Provost will carry out the procedures as outlined in Policy GV9 and present the Preliminary Proposal for the Discontinuance of the Faculty of ACA to SSCAPP next February 8 for their consideration. Should SSCAPP members agree that there is sufficient evidence and a demonstrated case to suggest the need for a full proposal, as per policy, the Provost will immediately engage a Task Force to prepare a full proposal that would be brought to Senate at the earliest on February 25th Senate meeting. The Provost will also next update the aforementioned Board committees prior to the March 27th meeting of the Board of Governors.

KPU has applied to the National Science and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) for a five -year funding allocation for a KPU Technology Access Centre focused on Agrifoods and Sustainable Agriculture. A site visit team from NSERC visited our campus for a highly focused examination of our proposal, our connection to local and national agricultural/horticultural partner industries and our capacity to undertake the operation of the project. Kudos to all staff, faculty, institute and lab directors Dr. Deborah Henderson and Dr. Paul Adams and especially, James McCartney, KPU’s Manager of Business Development and Innovation who led the application process and organized the visit of the site team.

On a similar topic of federal funding, KPU, through the diligence of Samudra Dissanayake, Special Advisor on Business Development and Innovation managed to secure two new funding allocations that will further boost KPU’s research capability and propel applied research to a new level at the university.

Firstly, we were fortunate to obtain a $1.5-million commitment of funding from Western Economic Diversification for the outfitting of a Brewing Innovation Centre. The funding is contingent upon the raising of an additional $1.5 million in matching funds. The Business Development and Innovation Office, under the leadership of Olen Vanderleeden, has secured another $500,000 from the Craft Brewery Association members and is busy pursuing many potential partners to match the remaining funds necessary to release the federal funds to outfit the centre.

Secondly, the National Research Council-Industrial Research Assistance Program (NRC-IRAP) approved up to $200,000 to support KPU Research for projects operating until the end of fiscal 2018/2019. More funding will be made available throughout 2019/2020 to further support KPU’s pursuit of research and scholarship as outlined in Vision 2023 and the Academic Plan.

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The Provost recently completed a visit to Vietnam to promote KPU projects, research and programming relating to Design and Sustainable Agriculture/Horticulture and Food Security. Meetings were held with the Canadian Trade Commission at the Consulate and with Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT), an innovative, private Australian design and engineering university operating in Ho Chi Minh City. The visit to Vietnam included a tour and meetings in Hanoi and Nam Dinh with our partner Maxport Limited, a global leader in technical apparel manufacturing (mentioned above in this report) and the signing of an MOU with the Hanoi University of Industry. The MOU seeks to explore mutually beneficial programs and exchanges in the areas of garment technology and fashion design. The visit was capped by a two-day conference in the city of Hue hosted by the BC Council for International Education (BCCIE) where the Provost was able to meet and discuss possible partnerships with compatible colleges and universities in Vietnam.

SENATE Agenda Item: 5.1 Meeting Date: January 28, 2019 Presenter: David Burns

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Agenda Item: Consent Agenda: January 16, 2019

Action Requested:

Motion to Approve Discussion Information Education

Recommended Resolution:

THAT Senate approve the attached list of new, revised and discontinued courses.

Senate Standing Committee Report:

On January 16, 2019, the Senate Standing Committee on Curriculum recommended that Senate approve the attached list of new, revised, and discontinued courses.

Attachments: 2019 01 16 SSC Consent Agenda

Submitted by: David Burns, Chair, Senate Standing Committee on Curriculum

Date submitted: January 21, 2019

Senate Standing Committee on CurriculumConsent AgendaJanuary 16, 2019

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DepartmentCourse Subject Code

Course Number Course Title

Implementation Date

(eg. 1-Sept-2019)

Category

Associated with a New or

Changed Program?

If Yes, which program? Which fields are changed? Notes

Anthropology ANTH 3130 Sikh Culture, Religion and Society 1-Sep-19 Discontinued Yes Associates of Arts in Asian Studies Course is being replaced by ASIA 3130.Asian Studies ASIA 3130 Sikh Culture, Religion and Society 1-Sep-19 New Yes Associates of Arts in Asian Studies Replacing ANTH 3130. Cultural Studies CUST 3100 Interdisciplinary Expressive Arts 1 1-Sep-19 Discontinued NoCultural Studies CUST 3340 The Graphic Novel as Cultural Product 1-Sep-19 Discontinued NoCultural Studies CUST 4100 Interdisciplinary Expressive Arts 2 1-Sep-19 Discontinued No

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Implementation Date

(eg. 1-Sept-2019)

Category


Changed Program?


Graphic Design for Marketing GDMA 2240 Social Contexts for Interactive Media 1-Sep-19 Discontinued No

Due to major changes to the degree between 2014 & 2017, courses were either moved around or replaced

Graphic Design for Marketing GDMA 3120 Interactive Software Applications 2 1-Sep-19 Discontinued No

Due to major changes to the degree between 2014 & 2017, courses were either moved around or replaced

Graphic Design for Marketing GDMA 4110 Display Design 1-Sep-19 Discontinued No Replaced by 4215 and later by 4216Graphic Design for Marketing GDMA 4115 Integrated Media Design 1-Sep-19 Discontinued No Replaced by 2222Graphic Design for Marketing GDMA 4215 Display Design 1-Sep-19 Discontinued No Due to major changes to the degree

between 2014 & 2017, courses were either moved around or replaced

Graphic Design for Marketing GDMA 4220 Major Project 2 1-Sep-19 Discontinued No Due to major changes to the degree between 2014 & 2017, courses were either moved around or replaced

Graphic Design for Marketing GDMA 4240 Contemporary Issues in Graphic Design 1-Sep-19 Revised NoCurrent prerequisites: 60 credits from courses, including (a) ENGL 1100, (b) GDMA 3140, and (c) MRKT 4177 or MRKT 4201Changed to: 60 credits from courses at the 1100 level or higher, including ENGL 1100

Rationale: make it open and accessible by students outside GDMA

Design DESN 3900 Special Topics 1-Sep-19 New No

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Implementation Date

(eg. 1-Sept-2019)

Category


Changed Program?


Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Advanced Entry NRSG 3701 Program Orientation: Access for BPN Graduates 1-Sep-19 New Yes

Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Advanced Entry Curriculum Option for Psych Nurses New

New Outline to accompany the Curriculum Option for Psych Nurses Program Change approved at Senate June 25, 2018

Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Advanced Entry NRSG 3705 Health Promotion: Patho and Pharm Update 1-Sep-19 New Yes

Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Advanced Entry Curriculum Option for Psych Nurses New

New Outline to accompany the Curriculum Option for Psych Nurses Program Change approved at Senate June 25, 2018



SENATE Agenda Item: 5.2.1 Meeting Date: January 28, 2019 Presenter: David Burns

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Agenda Item: Program Change: Bachelor of Science in Physics for Modern Technology

Action Requested:



THAT Senate approve the program change to the Bachelor of Science in Physics for Modern Technology, effective September 1, 2019.


On January 16, 2019, the Senate Standing Committee on Curriculum recommended that Senate approve the program change to the Bachelor of Science in Physics for Modern Technology, effective September 1, 2019.

Context & Background:

The Physics for Modern Technology [PMT] degree requires a number of business breadth electives of which ACCT, BUQU, BUSI and MRKT courses are currently named in the Academic Calendar. A number of PMT students have recently requested course substitutions so that their ECON courses can count towards the business elective requirement. Physics has been approving these course substitutions, recognizing that ECON should have been included on the original list of approved courses. This program change to include ECON courses as acceptable business electives has been recommended by the Associate Registrar.

Key Messages: Program change to increase pool of acceptable business elective courses.

Consultations: 1. Stephen Yezerinac, memo dated Oct 22, 2018

2. Donald Reddick, Chair, Department of Economics

Attachments: Program Change Form

Submitted by: David Burns, Chair, Senate Standing Committee on Curriculum


Program Change Form v. 2017-Aug-18

This form is to be used for:

changes to any Senate-approved degree and non-degree programs at KPU

addition of Honours designation to a Major program currently offered at KPU

creation of a Minor degree for which a cognate Major program is currently offered at KPU

For more information on how to complete this form, please contact the Chair of the Senate Standing Committee on Curriculum (SSCC).

This completed form should be submitted to [email protected] at least 15 days before the Senate Standing Committee on Curriculum (SSCC) meeting along with any new, revised, or discontinued course outlines associated with the proposal; associated course outlines must have already been been formally approved by the Faculty.

Faculty: Science and Horticulture

Program Name: Bachelor of Science in Physics for Modern Technology (PMT)

Department: Physics

Effective date: Notes: If you are requesting a change to admission requirements, Senate approval is required by October meeting of Senate of the preceding cademic year (prior to the first application cycle for the academic year). If you are requesting a change to declaration or curricular requirements, approval is required no later than the April meeting of Senate of the preceding academic year.

Dean/Associate Dean: Elizabeth Worobec

Chair/Coordinator: Michael Poon

Submission Date: November 23, 2018

Consultations Person Consulted Consultation Date

Office of the Provost:

Vice Chair of Senate:

Office of the Registrar: Stephen Yezerinac Oct 15, 2018

Other(s)* (if applicable): Donald Reddick, Chair, Economics Dec 11, 2018 * For more complex consultations, please attach the Curriculum Consultation Forms. If you have any inquiries regarding the completion of the above Consultations section or the Curriculum Consultation Forms, please contact the Chair of the Senate Standing Committee on Curriculum.

Date on which this proposal was approved

Faculty Curriculum Committee: December 10, 2018

Faculty Council (if required): Not necessary.

SSC on Curriculum:

SSC on University Budget (if required):

SSC on Academic Planning and Priorities (if required):

Senate:

Proposed Change(s): Add “Economics (ECON) – any course” to list of courses that satisfy the Business Elective requirement.

Rationale: This was an oversight on the original program proposal that has become more noticeable with more PMT students requesting course substitutions so that their ECON courses can count towards graduation.

URL(s): http://www.kpu.ca/calendar/2018-19/science-hort/physics/physicsformoderntechnology-bsc.html

mailto:[email protected]

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Impact on Students: Check all that apply:

☐ The changes alter the admission, declaration or continuance requirements If yes, provide both the current calendar entry and new calendar entry in full (see below).

☒ The changes alter the curricular requirements If yes, provide both the current calendar entry and new calendar entry in full (see below).

☐ The changes change the total number of required credits If yes, state the current number of total credits:_______________________________ and proposed number of total credits: _______________________________________

☐ The changes introduce new, revised or discontinued courses If yes, indicate the Faculty approval date and list the courses below________________

☐ The changes alter the credential awarded If yes, indicate the proposed credential:_______________________________________

Program Change Form v. 2017-Aug-18

Current Requirements with Proposed Changes (Cut and paste the relevant section(s) in full from the current Calendar website. Use track changes to show the proposed changes. (For a new Minor degree for which a cognate Major program is currently offered at KPU, insert the following text below “This is a new Minor degree program for which a cognate Major degree program already exists at KPU. There is no existing curriculum for the minor, and as per Policy AC11 there is no requirement for a Concept Paper or FPP.”)

New Requirements (Provide a clean copy to show how the new Calendar entry will appear. List courses in alpha/numeric order.)

Electives

As part of the major program, students are required to complete 21 credits of

electives, including 6 credits of Business Electives. These electives must satisfy

the General Requirements for 18 credits of breadth as stated above.

Breadth Electives

Breadth electives must be selected from subject areas outside of Physics. No

more than six of these credits may be from the Faculty of Science &

Horticulture.

Business Electives

At least six credits (two courses) must be selected in consultation with Physics

faculty to meet Business Elective requirements. Courses must be selected from:

Accounting (ACCT) – any course other than ACCT 1130

Business & Quantitative Methods (BUQU) – any course other than

BUQU 1130 or BUQU 1230

Business (BUSI) – any course other than BUSI 1204 or BUSI 1209

Economics (ECON) – any course

Marketing (MRKT) – any course

Electives

As part of the major program, students are required to complete 21 credits of

electives, including 6 credits of Business Electives. These electives must

satisfy the General Requirements for 18 credits of breadth as stated above.

Breadth Electives

Breadth electives must be selected from subject areas outside of Physics. No

more than six of these credits may be from the Faculty of Science &

Horticulture.

Business Electives

At least six credits (two courses) must be selected in consultation with Physics

faculty to meet Business Elective requirements. Courses must be selected from:

Accounting (ACCT) – any course other than ACCT 1130

Business & Quantitative Methods (BUQU) – any course other than

BUQU 1130 or BUQU 1230

Business (BUSI) – any course other than BUSI 1204 or BUSI 1209

Economics (ECON) – any course

Marketing (MRKT) – any course

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List any new, revised or discontinued courses associated with this program change Course Subject

Code

Course Number

Descriptive Title, hyperlinked to course outline

New, Revised, or Discontinued

SENATE Agenda Item: 7.1 Meeting Date: January 28, 2019 Presenter: David Florkowski

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Agenda Item: Senate Standing Committees: Nominations

Action Requested:



THAT Senate approve the following appointments: Senate Standing Committee on Curriculum

Laurel Tien, faculty member, Faculty of Health

(January 29, 2019 – August 31, 2022)

Randal Thiessen, faculty member,

Faculty of Academic and Career Advancement

(January 29, 2019 – August 31, 2019)

Senate Standing Committee on Academic Planning and Priorities

Natasha Campbell, faculty member, Wilson School of Design

(January 29, 2019 – August 31, 2021)

Randal Thiessen, faculty member,

Faculty of Academic and Career Advancement

(January 29, 2019 – August 31, 2019)


On January 7, 2019, the Senate Governance and Nominating recommended that Senate approve the above nominations.


The Senate Nominating Committee has the mandate to nominate members to serve on Senate committees.

Key Messages:

1. The term of office for faculty members, students, and professional support staff is three years, one year, and three years, respectively. They begin on September 1st and end on August 31st. When vacancies occur in the middle of a term, the new Senate appointments will be effective immediately and will end on August 31st of the remaining term of office. The renewal of appointments are recommended to Senate for approval.

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2. While faculty, student and professional support staff senators have a three-year, one-year, and three-year term of office on Senate standing committees, their term of office on these committees will be the lesser of these terms and their elected term on Senate.

Consultations:

Elected senators – for nominations to serve on a minimum of two Senate committees per Senate Bylaw 1.10

Librarians and Counsellors – Chair of the Librarians and the Council of Counsellors, respectively

Faculty Councils – for all other faculty nominations

Provost and Vice President, Academic – for appointments of Deans and Associate Deans

Students – for nominations involving students

Professional support staff (PSS) – for nominations involving PSS

Submitted by: Meredith Laird, Administrative Assistant to the University Senate


SENATE Agenda Item: 7.2 Meeting Date: January 28, 2019 Presenter: David Florkowski

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Agenda Item: Senate Standing Committees: Appointments

Action Requested:



On January 7, 2019, the Senate Governance and Nominating Committee was informed of the appointments listed below.

Appointments:

The following appointments are provided for information only:

Senate Standing Committee on Teaching and Learning David Florkowski, Dean (December 16, 2018 – no end date) Provost Appointment

Senate Standing Committee on Appeals Brian Moukperian, Dean (December 16, 2018 – August 31, 2021) Provost Appointment


1. Senate Standing Committees have representatives from different units or

sectors within KPU.

2. The representatives are a distinct class of committee members and are

appointed.

Consultations:

1. Provost appoints Deans and Associate Deans

2. University Registrar appoints the representatives for the Office of the Registrar

3. Executive Director, Advancement appoints the representative for the Office of Advancement

4. Vice-Provost, Students appoints the representative for Student Services

5. Executive Director, Institutional Analysis and Planning appoints the representative for Institutional Analysis and Planning

6. Chief Information Officer appoints the representative for Information Technology

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7. Counsellors choose their own representatives

8. Chair of the Librarians appoints librarians

9. University Librarian appoints a library staff member

Submitted by: Meredith Laird, Administrative Assistant to University Senate


SENATE Agenda Item: 8 Meeting Date: January 28, 2019 Presenter: David Burns

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Chair’s Report to Senate

SSC University Budget

January 18, 2019

Three items from the recently held joint meeting with SSC Academic Planning and Priorities are worth

noting.

First, we received a preliminary presentation on the upcoming Draft Budget (which will be presented in

full at our next meeting in February). While the details of the coming budget are still to be presented, it is

clear that the University currently sits within a window of opportunity for positive change. I encourage

any faculty members with ideas for curricular revision that could make their programs easier to access,

more sustainable, or more flexible, to discuss these with your Departmental colleagues. Simpler, more

open progression through our programs is far more sustainable in the long term.

Second, a formal proposal to combine this committee with the Senate Standing Committee on Academic

Planning and Priorities will be considered by both committees in February, and will (if successful at that

level) proceed to SGNC and Senate shortly thereafter.

Third, the current budget outlook is far more optimistic that was the case prior to the winter break. This

is in large part due to the extraordinary efforts of the KPU Finance team over the break. I would like, in

particular, to thank Joe Sass and Wendy Ip.

David P. Burns, Chair, SSC University Budget

SENATE Agenda Item: 9 Meeting Date: January 28, 2019 Presenter: Jane Fee

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Senate Standing Committee on Academic Planning and Priorities

January 18, 2019

In a joint meeting of SSCAPP/SSCUB, Jon Harding, Vice President, Administration and Finance, introduced

the draft budget by highlighting the constraints to KPU growth and the need to optimize activities across

the University to balance the budget. Joe Sass, Executive Director, Financial Services, highlighted the new

budget model developed to report revenue generation and fund allocation, and the difference between

the capital and operating budgets. SSCAPP discussed the alignment of the SSCAPP/SSCUB priorities with

the proposed budget. Members asked questions about centralized reporting for revenue generated by

programs, departments and continuing and professional studies, and the uncertainty of forecasting and

monitoring in a balanced budget context. The full draft budget will be reviewed at upcoming joint

meetings of SSCAPP/SSCUB.

SENATE Agenda Item: 14 Meeting Date: January 28, 2019 Presenter: David Burns

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SSC Teaching and Learning

January 10, 2019

The SSC Teaching and Learning was referred by SSC Curriculum the issue of high failure rates in Pathway

courses. As part of its subsequent inquiry the SSCTL received two presentations during its January meeting

– both of which are included in the package at KPU.ca/Senate under the SSCTL. The first, prepared by

Christina Page, examines supplemental instruction programs as one possible tool with which to address

“high risk courses.” The second, a presentation by Director Benn of the Learning Centres, summarizes the

wide range of support offered by the TLCs. While the Committee will continue its consideration of this

issue, we would like to draw attention to the excellence of this work by our colleagues in the Learning

Centres, and to the concrete, existing support on which faculty teaching these courses can rely.

David P. Burns, Chair, SSC Teaching and Learning.

https://your.kpu.ca/senate/Committees/Teaching%20and%20Learning/Agendas/2019/2019%2001%2010%20SSCTL%20Agenda%20Package.pdf

SENATE Agenda Item: 15.1 Meeting Date: January 18, 2019 Presenter: Zena Mitchell

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Agenda Item: Approval of Graduates to January 28, 2019

Action Requested:



THAT Senate approves the list of graduates to January 28, 2019


University Act, Section 7: The roll of the convocation must be continued and kept up to date by the registrar.

University Act, Section 9.2: The senate may add names to the roll of the convocation under section 5, (Composition of convocation)

Attachments: Grads for Senate Approval – 20190128

Submitted by: Zena Mitchell, University Registrar


Graduates for Senate SENATE MEETING: Monday, 28-Jan-2019

Graduates from the Chip and Shannon Wilson School of Design Post Baccalaureate Diploma Post Baccalaureate Diploma in Technical Apparel Design Po-Lan Fang Martha Elena Lopez Guzman Hanna Oh Baccalaureate Degree Bachelor of Interior Design Bahareh Kamali Parsa

Graduates from the Faculty of Academic & Career Advancement Diploma Diploma in English Language Proficiency Rakan Matar M. Alamri Jashanpreet Kaur

Graduates from the Faculty of Arts Baccalaureate Degree (Hons) Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Criminology Neela Maria Gottenbos Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Psychology, Minor in Counselling Amanda Vella Tabert Baccalaureate Degree Bachelor of Arts - Double Minor, Minor in Asian Studies and Language and Culture Dingchao Wu Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology Natalie Heather Burrus Kristian Samuel Osing Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing Andre Gress Bachelor of Arts in Criminology David Adams Jessica Madeleine Allen Mackenzie Armstrong Pooja Arora Darianne Arreza Gorkeen Bains Gurleen Kaur Bath

Amanda Karlen Bedry Tejpaul Singh Dhaliwal Seth Adam Fraser Navraj Kaur Gosal Amandeep Longia Selina Mahal David Barrie Manton Andrew Materi Avnoor Nijjer Andrea Catherine Owens Momal Rehan Gurkirat Kaur Sarai Aliya Kaur Senghera Joyce Ezra Senorin With Distinction Nishjot Sidhu Premjit Kaur Sidhu Rosario Margarita Usison Haeley Williams Bachelor of Arts in Criminology, Minor in Psychology Harneet Sandhu Bachelor of Arts in English Alicia Brianne Gross Furhaud Nawaz Bachelor of Arts in English, Minor in Counselling Amanda Grey Bachelor of Arts in English, Minor in Creative Writing Talitha Schellenberg Bachelor of Arts in General Studies Vanessa Christine Lai Yawei Li Nathanael Teo Bachelor of Arts in General Studies, Minor in Counselling Harsharn Kaur Dosanjh Gurleen Kaur Parmar Bachelor of Arts in General Studies, Minor in Economics Zhiyu Tian Bachelor of Arts in General Studies, Minor in History Marissa Elyse Onions Bachelor of Arts in General Studies, Minor in Language and Culture Jacki Howe Ying Ng Bachelor of Arts in General Studies, Minor in Sociology Jasveen Kaur Bunwait Bachelor of Arts in History Sundeep Singh Dhanjal

Kevin Jatinder Singh Sumal Traci Nicole Wong Bachelor of Arts in Policy Studies Erin Theresa Marie McLachlan Bachelor of Arts in Policy Studies, Minor in Sociology Nida Valiani Bachelor of Arts in Political Science Ravina Sidhu Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Emily Margaret Chapman Amrit Chhina Carlyn Fabbro Taylor Anne Kershaw Vernita Nandan Prabhdeep Samra Emily Roseda Shea With Distinction Brenna Smith Cameron James Steel Wei-Hsuan Tai Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Minor in Counselling Adriana Lindsay Beaton Shanelle Chana Sepideh Jebraeil Habibah Khan Christine Marie Montinola Matthew Roger Pain Pavneet Kaur Sandhu Avneet Kaur Sidhu Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, Minor in Criminology Manpreet Parmar Bachelor of Arts in Sociology Ethan Stuart Trotter Semple Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, Minor in Counselling Sherilyn Joy Tagulao Bachelor of Arts, Minor in Counselling and Journalism Steven Kiyooka Bachelor of Arts, Minor in Criminology and Counselling Harsimran Bal Kirin Khan Bachelor of Arts, Minor in History and Counselling Christine Elizabeth Wagenaar Bachelor of Fine Arts in Visual Arts Shandis Catrina Harrison Yi Chieh Lai Bachelor of Journalism Sandra Al-Hunaidi

Associate Degree Associate of Arts in Anthropology Kayla June Smith Associate of Arts in Criminology Aisha Bajwa Michael Justin Buckingham Ka-Kin Chan Prachi Dhir Matthew Gregory Awais Qaiser Associate of Arts in General Studies Kristen Jessica Le Associate of Arts in in Psychology Faiza Attiqullah Jason Chang Pawanpreet Kaur Anmol R. Singh

Diploma Diploma in Arts Alitta Shola Pauline Cadmus Diego Felipe Gaziri Fleuringer With Distinction Alexandra Shao Ting Yau Diploma in Criminology Ashwin Ritesh Charan Andrei Harelik Ravneet Manchanda Amrit Kaur Mankoo Prabhjit Singh Sandhu Maiko Sano Diploma in Fine Arts Deeksha Chhabra Christina Gaviola Lanorias Terell Ashton Ward Diploma in General Studies Abhinav Bajaj Bhupinder Singh Bajwa Aamna Bali Aparna Batra Manpreet Singh Bazarh Harmanjot Singh Benipal Harpreet Kaur Brar Mandeep Singh Brar Anshbir Singh Chadha

Kunwar Pratap Singh Chahal Hin Lin Issac Chan Jian Chen Ruo Yi Chen Xi Chen Su-Tong Franco Chu Matthew Allan Clemente Wei Cui Jaskamal Kaur Dhaliwal Amandeep Singh Dhillon Harsimrat Kaur Dhillon Yangyang Du Akshay Dubb Yifang Bella Fu Li Gao Gurkirat Singh Ghai Sagar Ghai Dalwinder Singh Gill Dharmender Singh Gill Jobanjeet Singh Gill Kiranveer Kaur Gill Swarnjeet Kaur Gill Garima Goyal Harneet Singh Grewal Ankit Gupta Prabhjot Singh Hansra Yating Huang Prabhjot Kaur Jassi Charanjot Singh Jhajj Bingyu Jiang Akanksha Kanda Alween Kaur Amandeep Kaur Amnindervir Kaur Arshdeep Kaur Avonpreet Kaur Chettandeep Kaur Jaspreet Kaur Jaspreet Kaur Jasreen Kaur Jasruhan Kaur Kiranjit Kaur Kiranpreet Kaur Lakhveer Kaur Lovedeep Kaur Mandeep Kaur Manminder Kaur Manpreet Kaur Manshant Kaur Manwinder Kaur Pardeep Kaur Prabhjot Kaur Prabhjot Kaur

Ramanpreet Kaur Rohindeep Kaur Sukhnoor Kaur Gursewak Singh Khaira Amandeepsingh Gurmeetsingh Khasariya Ao Lei Hao Li Yutong Li Hai Qi Liao Quanxi Lin Xintong Liu Yi Liu Love Shubham Mahajan Harshita Mahich Ayush Malhotra Rajwinder Singh Mann Loveleen Kaur Matharoo Aashima Mehan Simarpreet Kaur Mundi Manpreet Singh Nanray Gurwinder Singh Puri Subeg Singh Rai Vandna Rani Gurpreet Singh Sabharwal Arpanpreet Kaur Sandhu Gaganjot Singh Sandhu Jashanpreet Singh Sandhu Parmvir Singh Sandhu Madina Sediqi Jasleen Rai Sharma Yanhong Shi Kulveer Kaur Sidhu Ramandeep Kaur Sidhu Sahajdeep Singh Sidhu Amrinderpal Singh Dilawar Singh Gagandeep Singh Gurkirat Singh Himanshu Singh

Kanwarpal Singh Jaswinder Singh Jatinderjeet Singh Jobanpreet Singh Nimratpal Singh Sukhdev Singh Tanveer Singh Vishal Deep Singh Harman Sodhi Vishal Takkar Rupinder Kaur Tatla Vanika Divjot Singh Walia Mengyi Xu Nanyang Yao Yanting Yu Xindi Zhang Certificate Certificate in Arts Neha Puaar Certificate in Fine Arts Yuanjia Wang

Graduates from the Faculty of Health Baccalaureate Degree Bachelor of Psychiatric Nursing Zaibaah Banu Ahmad Cheryl Anne Allder Megan Elizabeth Andreasen With Distinction Zeina Nicole Ayache With Distinction Tanner Jackson Robert Ayotte With Distinction Marie-Louise Beck With Distinction Shelbie Laurie Carlson With Distinction Bhavandip Kaur Chattha Wilson I. Colobong Sarah Michelle Dawe Sarina Dhillon Katerine Zsuzsi Dirner Sheeba George

Jourdan Elizabeth Newton With Distinction Cindy Nguyen Jujie Niu Jessa Rose Obra With Distinction Komal Padda With Distinction Angela Pancer Lisa Perlette Pascual Vincent Aleron Patrick Michael James Gordon Ringland Candice Roxas Sukhman Sandhu With Distinction Prabhjot Kaur Sangra Michelle Simard Pearldeep Takhar With Distinction Emily Judith Thiessen With Distinction Paula Helen Thompson With Distinction Diane Tran Patricia Marie Tupaz Devon Van Ginkel Decery Villacorte With Distinction Siu-Fung Yip Samara Loraine Young With Distinction Bachelor of Science in Nursing Sarah Zdenka Emily Allison With Distinction Harina Brar Katie Brien Taylor Glenn Coft With Distinction Megan Emily Gwynedd Delleman Avneet Kaur Dhesi Anna-Marie Catherine Furlot Nithya Daniella Hilson Kati Elizabeth Jenkins With Distinction

Andrea Kuba With Distinction Kyle Michael Lavoie With Distinction Mia Milotic With Distinction Artur Marek Niziolek Tarena Kam Palta Nicole Marie Rushton With Distinction Modhita Sethi Sharon Margarite Severson With Distinction Fatima Bibi Shah Natalie Ern Tze Wong Certificate Certificate in Graduate Nurse, Internationally Educated Re-entry Joy Ann Brocales Parumog With Distinction Certificate in Health Care Assistant Chelsey Rai Certificate in Health Foundations Stephanie Elizabeth Cebriy Tarnpreet Kaur Gill Gabrielle Marie Wilson

Graduates from the Faculty of Science and Horticulture Baccalaureate Degree Bachelor of Applied Science in Sustainable Agriculture Micheal David Robinson With Distinction Bachelor of Horticulture Science in Plant Health Willem Joyce Danielle Ogilvie Bachelor of Science in Applications in Mathematics, Computational Mathematics Anna-Maria Lotuses Maxine Liu Bachelor of Science in Applications in Mathematics, Mathematics Education Kajal Gupta Bachelor of Science in Biology Christina Jeyakumar With Distinction Bachelor of Science in Health Science Camille Rose Cruz Ramirez Bachelor of Science in Physics for Modern Technology Benjamin Sainsbury Woods Gabrielle Marie Wilson

Associate Degree Associate of Science Degree in Biology Mitchell Ryan Bridgeman Associate of Science in General Science Birvarinder Singh Gill Fatima Rahimi Avneet Kaur Randhawa Dilraj Randhawa Arshnoor Saggu Luke Mackenzie Tetrault Associate of Science in Mathematics Charanjit Singh Maan Diploma Diploma in Computer Aided Design and Drafting Abhishek Inderpal Singh Mann With Distinction Arun Rana Aneil Sihota Katherine Mary Souder Diploma in Horticulture Technology Alexandria Mae Neumann Diploma in Horticulture Technology, Landscape Horticulture Systems Jennifer Kopp With Distinction Diploma in Horticulture Technology, Sustainable Production Hort. Zhuoxing Liang Diploma in Horticulture Technology, Turf Management Sean Patrick Healy Diploma in Science Gurleen Brar Harmanbir Kaur Harpreet Kaur Jiahao Lin Manpreet Kaur Diploma of Technology in Environmental Protection Kieran Spencer Amidon Certificate Certificate in Computer Aided Design and Drafting, Architectural Drafting Karanvir Singh Barha Kyle Aaron Dawe Gurleen Kaur Navdeep Kaur With Distinction Lucas William Kreykenbohm Eronmon Cidera Okojie Hemat Singh Pannu Irene Peng Evan Daniel Phillips Francia Karina Sanchez Tanori Inder Singh Sehra

Ravinder Singh Sakshi Singla Kamalpreet Sokhal Certificate in Computer Aided Design and Drafting, Mechanical Drafting Parwinder Singh With Distinction Citation Citation in Computer Aided Design and Drafting Victor Munteanu With Distinction Ravinder Singh Citation in Computer Aided Design and Drafting, Architectural Drafting Navdeep Kaur Catherine Chui Fun Yu Citation in Horticulture Technology, Foundation in Landscape Design Michelle Marie Palazzo Citation in Horticulture Technology, Horticultural Science Meagan Alene Genuist Citation in Horticulture Technology, Production Plant Health Anthony William Booth

Graduates from the Faculty of Trades and Technology Certificate Certificate in Advanced Farrier Training Brandon David McKenzie With Distinction Certificate in Appliance Servicing Christopher James Cameron With Distinction Sundeep Clair With Distinction Shek Yin Ho With Distinction Wei Hu With Distinction Pardeep Kumar With Distinction

Ju Ho Lee With Distinction Mohammad Hussain Meherzad With Distinction Gavin Ross With Distinction Sheldon Scott-Dey With Distinction Certificate in Automotive Service Technician Kashif Arshad Sarah Jane Cooper With Distinction Shaquelle Hangad Emilee Harrison With Distinction Thanh Minh Le With Distinction Matthew Ryan Maritzer-Laufer With Distinction Caleb Meyer With Distinction Alex Nakai With Distinction Anthony Papio Pasia With Distinction Kyle Edward Ross With Distinction Citation Citation in Construction Electrician Devon Anthony Montgomery Citation in Welding Level A Marc Christopher Blanchette Jordan Alex Brennan With Distinction Kyle Butterworth With Distinction William Carmichael With Distinction Michael Dvorak Bradley Heffey Champika Prabat Higgoda Gamage With Distinction

Peter William Johns With Distinction Matyas King With Distinction James Stephen Lexvold With Distinction William Robert McShane With Distinction Nolan Vaughn Neufeld With Distinction Andrew Michael Riddler With Distinction Tyler Jeffares Robertson With Distinction Citation in Welding Level B Wyatt Domenico Amato Sergio Giovany Carias Lucas Edward Eastwood With Distinction Madison Anne Kaplan Andre FL Kaufman Allison Elizabeth Larson With Distinction James Ernst Loewen With Distinction Jordan Alexander Morris With Distinction Zachary Lancelot Omuletz Seunggyun Ra With Distinction Christopher David Rees Cailen David Robertson Christopher Nolan Sanders Adrian Recio Santos With Distinction John Cole Stevens With Distinction

Graduates from the School of Business Post Baccalaureate Diploma Post Baccalaureate Diploma in Accounting Gagandeep Kaur Angela Maria Lukie Claire Louise McLagan Asmayel Mohad

Leah Prevost With Distinction Post Baccalaureate Diploma in Human Resources Management, Co-operative Education Ana Carolina Rodrigues de Albuquerque Post Baccalaureate Diploma in Technical Management and Services Gautam Chouhan Manpreet Kaur Dudiala Amanpreet Kaur Gursharan Kaur Nimatpreet Kaur Prabhjot Kaur Ramanpreet Kaur Raghav Sharma Vishal Sharma Gagandeep Singh Vinod Singh Harpreet Kaur Thind Baccalaureate Degree Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting Bradley Fredrick Lionel Bain Jessica Jatinder Kaur Bains Aneal T. Bath Zachary Elijah Bay With Distinction Pardeep Kaur Bhachu Davinder Singh Bhatti Amar Cheema Sijing Chen Yuan Fu Yuewen Guan Keaton Robert Harris Di Huang Luke Christopher James Aaron Singh Jawanda Navreet Kaur Ravneet Khaira Anirudh Kumar Brian Lam Shiyang Li Tamara Louis LiYu Luo Ruxuan Mao

Matthew Alexander Colin McRae Sumit Minhas Dilsahib Singh Nahal Jashandeep Narwal With Distinction Ngoc Nhu Long Nguyen Davinder Singh Parhar Kyle Lance Rose Gurveer Singh Sandhu John Shkurtaj Pawan Thandi Dilan Thanendran Duc Hoa Vo Lynda H Vu Susan Wali Huini Xu With Distinction Bachelor of Business Administration in Accounting, Co-operative Education Option David Michael Ballarin Bharatveer Singh Dhaliwal Harpreet Singh Mann Rajneel Rinesh Prasad Shi Shi Melissa Tomkins With Distinction Bachelor of Business Administration in Entrepreneurial Leadership Derric Marc Finger Sunil Singh Gill Rosinda Kaur Rai Hayden Josef Daniel Stebeck Karmanvir Singh Toor Donglin Yang Bachelor of Business Administration in Human Resources Management Tajeshwar Singh Chahal Stephanie Pinghuey Chee Tara Dabiri Aymen Shahzad Khokhar Jay Michael Reedy Sonia Sigamony Manpreet Singh Taggar Rebbecca Lynn Tortora Danny Tran Phung Khai Vong Bachelor of Business Administration in Human Resources Management, Co-operative Julie Louise Bandola

Josebelle Anne Cruz Kajal Ram Rij Daniele Sarmiento Lisa June Senger With Distinction Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing Management Gabriela Alonso Nicholas Lawrence Baronian Erika Chan Tzu-Han Chen Jia Yu Dai Lu Deng Alysha Michelle Karpun Eric Riley Laws Jiahang Li Steven Raheem Norton Elise Diane Rigters Charanbind Sekhon Sabrina Lynn Van Daele Qi Yu Wang Keying Wu Xian Xu Ka Kei Yang Cheung Wenting Ye Yeh-Hsin Yin Guangpu Zhang Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing Management, Co-operative Education Neyousha Alamzadeh Bachelor of Technology in Information Technology Bendago Tell Farrell With Distinction Benjamin Pimentel Hontiveros Daniel Roberts Nico Santarin Associate Degree Associate of Arts in Economics Ricardo Rodrigues de Freitas Diploma Diploma in Accounting Selena Bhatti Manvir Brar Gurkanwal Kaur Dhaliwal Yashveer Singh Gill Max Sverre Hardy Gurneet Kaur

Sharanpreet Kaur Simarpreet Kaur Tanjot Kaur Jaskirat Kaur Khosa Upasna Nagpal With Distinction Harvir Singh Sihota Shenxuan Wang Nick Yee Jinpeng Zhang Qiong Zhou Diploma in Business Administration Boyu Chang Yu Chen Dongping Guo Guy Anthony Hartzenberg Himesh Khattar Jiayi Ye ZhengXin Yu Diploma in Business Management Michael James Robert Ball Ramandeep Kaur Brar Kelli Nicole Carter Matthew Chan Jacky Yuk Hang Cheung Yanjing Chi Brinderjit Kaur Dhillon Qiang Feng Piyush Goyal Herjot Singh Harry Sophie Holliday Prerak Jain Riya Jain Sameeta Jawanda Gagan Parkash Singh Kanda Amandeep Kaur Navdeep Kaur Romanpreet Kaur Simranjit Kaur Nitya Khanna Ajaypal Singh Malhi Kiranjit Mander Ramneesh Nanda Gurjit Pooni Danae Eileen Richer

Aymen Saini Shivam Sharma Monika Sheenh Gurleen Singh Nathan John Soukoreffy Gursimran Singh Thiara Nicola Grace Tokei Daniel Richard Vander Helm Vikram Singh Vinayak Diploma in Computer Information Systems Ruchika Bhanot Amitoj Singh Bhatti Akashdeep Singh Bhullar Arshdeep Singh Brar Pawandeep Kaur Brar Hasratreet Kaur Butter Manjot Kaur Dhaliwal Vlad Florea Gaurav Gaurav Lovejot Kaur Gill Gurpinder Singh Hayer Simarjit Singh Kalra Alishapreet Kaur Avneet Kaur Harjeet Kaur Jaspreet Kaur Kawalpreet Kaur Lovepreet Kaur Lovetinderpal Kaur Rajandeep Kaur Rajbinder Kaur Sumanpreet Kaur Eknoor Kaur Khosa Arpit Singh Rai Faryaal Rizwan Harshpreet Singh Saini Jaden Jasbir Salh Jatinder Sanghera Gurshveer Sidhu Navdeep Kaur Sidhu Ramandeep Kaur Sidhu Amritpal Singh Aranjot Singh Harmandeep Singh Imrandeep Singh Jagjit Singh

Jaskaran Singh Jasmeet Manjeet Singh Manvir Singh Simrandeep Singh Prabhjeet Kaur Toor Manpreet Kaur Virk Vishavpreet Diploma in Computer Information Systems, Co-operative Education Option Dilpreet Kaur Basatia Mittal Chandra Sukhneet Kaur Khush Kaushal Mankirat Singh Yuvraj Singh With Distinction Diploma in General Business Studies Ravneet Kaur Chatha Deeksha Dhawan Raminder Kaur Tushar Khanna Ritika Sharma Phung Khai Vong Yineng Wang Hu Yu Chen Zhongfang Zhang Diploma in Marketing Management Meagan Alison Ethier Certificate Certificate in Accounting Michael Richard Krowchuk Jasmine Buqing Liu Eisha Mohammed Radhika Sonegra With Distinction Certificate in Business Management Ross Grove Campbell Dawn Kheiralla Certificate in Computer Information Systems Yu Cheng Mayank Tandon Certificate in General Business Studies Wai Hung Li Jatin Mahajan Rajbir Kaur Randhawa Navdeep Kaur Toor

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