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      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This sub-series is comprised of publicity materials generated by the Office of Student Success (formerly the Registrar's Office) for recruitment purposes. The records include brochures, pamphlets, booklets, posters and CD-Roms that provide information about the programs and courses at St. Jerome's University, registration procedures, admission requirements, residences, ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY: The Office of Student Affairs started operating as a new structure in September, 2018. It oversees all the responsibilities encompassed by the Office of Student Success, the Office of Student Experience, service learning programs, campus ministry and the Wellness Coordinator. SCOPE AND CONTENT: The records include correspondence and ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY The Office of Student Experience (formerly Residences) was launched in January, 2012 to enhance formal collaboration between the student life program (housed in the Registrar's Office) and the residence life program. The Office of Student Experience will amalgamate the SJU Commons, Campus Ministry, Beyond U, and Residence Life ...

      BIOGRAPHY Michael W. Higgins was born on October 24, 1948 in Toronto, Ontario. Following primary school education at St. Thomas Aquinas School, he attended Vaughan Road Collegiate Institute. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in English from St. Francis Xavier University (1970 magna cum laude), a Master of Arts ...

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This series is comprised of records relating to Michael W. Higgins'major book publications. The records include correspondence, publishing contracts, working papers, research material, typescripts, interviews, publicity and advertising material, and some financial records. The records are arranged in 12 sub-series: 1) Thomas Merton: Pilgrim in Process (1983); ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY The French and Italian departments at St. Jerome's University were administered separately until 1989 when they merged to create French and Italian Studies. The faculty at St. Jerome's co-operates and co-ordinates the French program with their counterparts in the French department at the University of Waterloo. Initially the ...

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This sub-series of records for Notre Dame College residence includes copies of the Student Handbook, correspondence, dedication program (1962), the invitation to the School Sisters of Notre Dame 30th anniversary brunch (1992), the invitation to an event acknowledging the handing over of Notre Dame College residence to ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY As part of the French and Italian Studies department at St. Jerome's University, the French section is responsible for teaching French language, literature, and culture courses. The faculty at St. Jerome's co-operates and co-ordinates the French program with their counterparts in the French department at the University of ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY Rev. John R. Finn, C.R. was appointed President of the University of St. Jerome's College for the term 1965 to 1972. SCOPE AND CONTENTS This series comprises the general administrative records of the President's Office at the University of St. Jerome's College during Rev. John Finn's term as ...

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This series is comprised of publicity materials (brochures and pamphlets) which give information regarding course offerings for specific academic terms; course offerings for specific academic departments; for summer institute programs; and for other special academic offerings. The records are arranged by decade.

      SCOPE AND CONTENTS This series is comprised of University of Waterloo Convocation programs which include St. Jerome's graduates. These programs also list the University of Waterloo Board of Governors, the Order of Proceedings and of Participants, and lists of graduands. In later issues a short history of the University of ...

      ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY This book was co-authored by Michael W. Higgins and Douglas R. Letson. It was published in 1990 by Macmillan of Canada, Toronto. The biography includes Carter's rise from working class Montreal, through his work in Quebec's Catholic education system, his appointment as Bishop of London, Ontario, his work ...