macewan university continuing education spring/summer 2013: centre for the arts and communications

Continuing EducationCentre for the Arts and Communications Spring/ Summer 2013

Creativity is contagious, pass it on.-Albert Einstein Hundreds of courses in Art, Dance, Digital Media, Music, Photography, Theatre, and Professional Writing.

Exciting summer programs for children and youth!

Personal & Professional Development (Non-Credit)If you want to update your professional skills or unleash your inner-Monet, browse through our Personal and Professional Development section of noncredit classes (page 2) and see what piques your interest.

Enrolling in noncredit classes Don’t wait until the last minute to enol in the classes you want! Delaying your enrolment may result in class cancellations.

Enrolling in music classes | Enrolment is by telephone only at 780-633-3725.

Online | Go to www.MacEwan.ca/ContinuingEducation, click on Enrol in Noncredit Courses to enrol and pay using VISA/Mastercard. You can also go to www.MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd and use the Enrol in Continuing Education Courses button.

Telephone | Call 780-497-5000 to enrol using VISA/Mastercard, or call the program directly. See information under program headings.

In Person | MacEwan Campus Information Centre ACC/CFAC/CCC M–F, 8:30 am–4:30 pm; MSC M–F, 8 am–4pm* For extended hours and campus closings, go to www.MacEwan.ca. Select the About MacEwan tab and go to Our Campuses, or call 780-497-5040. *All campus locations are closed on statutory holidays and long weekends.

Spring and Summer are the time to take on new discoveries and learning opportunities for personal and professional development. Our adult classes encourage new skills, creativity and expression.

The summer youth workshops and camps open new learning horizons in a university setting. Children’s camps are about fun, excitement and creativity.

We offer a range of classes and learning options including evening and weekend classes, part-time study, and online delivery.

For your lifelong learning we offer noncredit classes for Personal and Professional Development and credit classes through Open Studies

Open Studies (University Credit)If you want to test-drive some of our credit classes, get a head start on your credential or take a few classes for personal interest, then browse through our Open Studies Section (page 19) to see what’s available. There are no admission criteria for Open Studies classes; however you are required to meet all applicable prerequisites and co-requesites.

Apply to Open StudiesFirst time Open Studies students must apply online at www.ApplyAlberta.ca and pay an application fee before enrolling. You should apply at least five days prior to the start of any class. Students are sent a Network ID and password. These are used to login to www.myMacEwan.ca and enrol and pay tuition online using myStudentSystem. Students who have taken a credit class at MacEwan University in the past do not need to apply and can enrol directly through myStudentSystem. If your Network ID login is not active, call 780-497-5000 to have your account re-activated.

For detailed information on how to apply go to www.MacEwan.ca/Admissions and select Apply for Admissions/Open Studies, or call 780-497-4301.

Online | Using your network ID and password go to www.MacEwan.ca. Select the myMacEwan Login link at the top of the page and enter myStudentSystem, Self Service to enrol with VISA/Mastercard/debit.

Telephone | Contact the program directly. See information under program headings or call the office of the Registrar directly at 780-497-5140.

In Person | See information in Personal and Professional Development to the right.

Continuing Education is about life-long learning.

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CONTENTS

Personal & Professional Development Art & Design....................................2

Children and Youth.........................5

Dance & Theatre.............................8

Digital Media & Graphics................11

Educational Travel..........................13

Music..............................................14

Photography...................................17

Open Studies

Art, Art History, Photography..........19

Communication and Writing...........22

Contact Information

Art & Design Children’s Dance

DanceDigital Media & Graphics

Open StudiesPhotography

TheatreChildren & Youth

Summer Workshops

Writing Classes for Professional Development

CFAC MusicNew York Travel Trip

Alberta College Conservatory of Music

Music in Early Childhood

Diane ShantzProgram [email protected]

Joyce NethercoteProgram [email protected]

Brenda [email protected]

Beth LeviaAdministrative [email protected]

Common Abbreviations in this Guide

Campus AbbreviationsCCC - City Centre CampusCFAC - Centre for the Arts and Communications CampusMSC - South CampusACC - Alberta College CampusOnline Courses -

Days of the Week AbbreviationsMo - MondayTu - TuesdayWe - WednesdayTh - ThursdayFr - FridaySa - SaturdaySu - Sunday

Campus DesignationsCFAC: Centre for the Arts and Communications 10045-156 St.ACC: Alberta College Conservatory of Music10050 MacDonald Dr.CCC: City Centre Campus10700 104 Ave.MSC: MacEwan South Campus7319 29 Ave.

Withdrawals | To withdraw from a course in person, complete, sign and submit a withdrawal form to the Registrar’s Office. Withdrawal Forms are available from all Information Centres or the Registrar’s Office. To withdraw by phone contact the Registrar’s Office at 780-497-5000. Contact the Registrar’s Office to be advised of the last day for withdrawal from a credit course without academic penalty. Students are held responsible for courses in which they are registered, until they formally withdraw within the deadline dates. Non-attendance, stop payment on a cheque, notifying the instructor or ceasing to attend lectures does not constitute withdrawal from a course. A $20 processing fee is charged for all withdrawals. For more information on refunds see www.MacEwan.ca/refunds or check your registration statement.

Cancellations | MacEwan reserves the right to cancel classes that do not reach minimum enrolment requirements. If the class for which you have registered is cancelled, we will make every effort to inform you prior to the start date. Fees for cancelled classes will be refunded.

Income Tax Receipts | Tax receipts for tuition are available online at www.myMacEwan.ca through My Student System. 2013 tax receipts are available by the end of February 2014. 2014 tax receipts are available by the end of February 2015. Visit the Canada Revenue Agency website at www.cra-arc.gc.ca/tax for criteria regarding the issuance of tax receipts and tax receipt amounts.

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Art Fundamentals: Introduction to Art and Portfolio PreparationThis is an introductory course that covers the principles of drawing, sculpture and design. Although the course is specifically intended to serve the needs of students who are preparing portfolios for fine art programs, anyone interested in a general introduction to the visual arts is welcome to attend. Projects may include principles of composition based on an abstract plaster sculpture; a series of figure drawings that cover aspects of anatomy, proportion, and observation; a still life project that focuses on tonal drawing; and a mixed media project that deals with principles of formal unity. Instructor: K. Johnson, $319, some supplies includedARTE 0143-D041 CFAC10 Mo, Apr 15–Jun 24, 6:30–9:30 pm (No class May 20)

Beginner’s Path to Drawing in PencilAnyone can learn to draw! This short course offers you a chance to acquire and develop basic drawing skills. Experience insightful exercises and view terrific demonstrations that will help you learn how to make realistic drawings using an ordinary pencil. Instructor: F. Haddock, $99 ARTE 0154-D041 CFAC 4 Th, Jun 6–27, 6:30–9:30 pm

Beginner’s Path to Drawing in Conté and CharcoalLearn how to use the same drawing techniques as in the work of the old masters. This course develops your drawing skills while using conté and charcoal on a variety of papers. Step-by-step instruction shows you how to produce shadows and textures with the drama and richness of old master drawings. Work from photographic reference material as you learn how to create realistic drawings in a range of subjects. Instructor: F. Haddock, $99 ARTE 0354-D061 CFAC 4 Th, July 4–25, 6:30–9:30 pm

NEW! Beginner’s Path PackageThis class enrols students in both Beginner’s Path to Drawing in Pencil and Beginner’s Path to Drawing in Conté & Charcoal for one package price. Instructor: F. Haddock, $185 ARTE 0354-D062 CFAC 8 Th, Jun 6–Jul 25, 6:30–9:30 pm

NEW! Colour & Watercolour Painting Using colour effectively can be a challenge. If used well, colour has the power to enhance the creative possibilities in watercolour painting. This course involves demonstration and discussion and encourages participants to experiment and explore colour through a series of exercises. A good understanding of the watercolour medium is required for this course. Intermediate level class; previous watercolour experience required.Instructor: F. Alty-Arscott, $175ARTE 0231-D041 CFACMo–Fr, May 27–31, 1–4 pm

Drawing the PortraitExplore the expressive potential of portraiture using a range of drawing materials, techniques and styles. Learn the structure and proportion of the head and facial features while working with traditional and modern interpretations of the subject. Participants create drawings by observing a life model, using photographic references, creating a self-portrait and developing an alternative project. A previous drawing class is an asset.Instructor: F. Haddock, $109, model fee includedARTE 0522-D061 CFAC4 Th, Aug 8–29, 6:30–9:30 pm

Personal & Professional DeveloPmentNonCredit | All Continuing Education: Personal and Professional Development classes are noncredit. Everyone is welcome to enrol in noncredit classes.

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Information | Visit www.MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, call 780-497-4301 or email [email protected]

Fees | Class fees are listed and do not include supplies unless otherwise indicated.

Youth | For youth art classes, please see the Children and Youth section of the guide.

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NEW! Drawing the Hands, Feet and Face This class focuses on basic approaches to drawing challenging elements of the human body. Learn how to establish proportion, perspective and shading using pencil. Explore the underlying structure from the skeleton, the model, and photographic references. A previous drawing course is recommended. Instructor: F. Haddock, $135, model fees includedARTE 0523-D061 CFAC4 We, Aug 7–28, 6:30–9:30 pm

NEW! Drawing in ColourCreate powerful drawings in colour using a range of media from coloured pencil to oil bar and wax crayons. Experiment with techniques in applying and combining traditional and contemporary colour media while exploring the expressive potential of colour. Working from still life, landscape and live model, develop personal subject matter based on the contemporary approach to subject matter using observation, appropriation and layered imagery. Previous drawing classes required.Instructor: M. Lavoie, $199, model fee and some supplies includedARTE 0222-D041 CFAC6 We, May 22–Jun 26, 6:30–9:30 pm

REVISED! Drawing for Landscape PaintersWhether sketching from nature in plein air, or working from photographic references, successful landscape painters need a plan to create work with beauty and impact. Participants focus on the basic skills, methods, and techniques involved in drawing and planning a landscape in any painting medium. Suitable for beginners, and as a refresher, this course provides demonstrations, discussions and opportunities to create sketches for future paintings. For residency opportunities: [email protected] or toll-free 888-497-4622 Ext 4301. Instructor: F. Alty-Arscott, $279ARTE 0201-D041 CFACMo–Fr, Jun 17–21, 10 am–3 pm

Drawing in Perspective IIA focused introduction to more advanced perspective techniques including two and three point perspective from observation. The basics of atmospheric perspective, techniques for creating the illusion of space, and shadows in perspective are also explored. Introduction to Perspective Drawing or a previous class in the basics of perspective is recommended. Instructor: K. Johnson, $99ARTE 0571-D021 CFAC4 Mo, Mar 4–Apr 8, 6:30–9:30 pm (No class Mar 11, Apr 1)

NEW! Drawing in Perspective IIIA continuation in the study of advanced perspective techniques. Three-point linear perspective, sloping planes and inclined surfaces including stairs are explored. Perspective Drawing II or previous experience with one and two point perspective is recommended. Instructor: K. Johnson, $99ARTE 0572-D021 CFAC4 Tu, May 7–28, 6:30–9:30 pm

NEW! Illustration for Comics & MangaAn introduction to comic and manga illustration from storyboarding and character development to active camera angles and framing. Learn to animate characters with expression, gesture and movement. Use line, texture, shading and lighting effectively. Create drama through composition, viewpoint, perspective and scale, and increase interest with the innovative use of panels. Exploring Drawing I or II, or previous drawing courses recommended. Instructor: S. Yardley-Jones, $189ARTE 0261-D041 CFAC6 Sa, May 11–Jun 22, 10 am–1 pm (No class May 18)

Intro to Landscapes in WatercoloursLearn the basics of watercolour materials and techniques in this introductory landscape course. Demonstrations and focused instruction feature a variety of landscapes and elements including mountains, trees, rocks, water and clouds. Experiment with innovative colour and colour mixing. Explore the versatility of dry brush and wet-in-wet techniques and exploit creative brush handling for textural effects. Instructor: F. Haddock, $99ARTE 0255-D041 CFAC4 We, Jun 5–26, 6:30–9:30 pm

Intro to Landscapes in Watercolour Paint and PencilsExplore the ease and enjoyment of using watercolour pencils with regular watercolour paints. Handouts, demonstrations, and plenty of professional attention make this a perfect introduction to an environmentally friendly paint medium. Through step-by-step exercises, learn how to paint clouds, mountains, trees and so much more with these versatile pencils. Easy to understand projects show you how to use colours creatively and express a distinctive style. Instructor: F. Haddock, $99ARTE 0253-D061 CFAC4 We, Jul 3–24, 6:30–9:30 pm

Frances is an excellent instructor and an incredible artist. She makes everyone feel important and her one-on-ones are great. Watercolour student of Frances Alty-Arscott -

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NEW! Intro to Watercolour PackageThis class enrols students in both Intro to Landscapes in Watercolour and Intro to Landscapes in Watercolour Paint & Pencils for one package price. Instructor: F. Haddock, $185 ARTE 0253-D062 CFAC 8 We, Jun 5–Jul 24, 6:30–9:30 pm

The Human Form: Figure PaintingLoosen up first with rapid gesture drawings and formal studies and then create painted works. Work from life models to render the full three-dimensional figure with an understanding of construction, proportion and mass. Define surfaces and show changes in light, shade and texture. Colour theory, colour mixing and acrylic painting techniques will be studied. This course provides participants with a basis for portrait drawing and painting.Instructor: K. Johnson, $220, model fees includedARTE 0521-D021 CFAC6 Tu, Mar 19–Apr 23, 6:30–9:30 pm

Landscape Painting in WatercolourThis class is designed to expand and explore the basic skills, methods, techniques and principles of watercolour landscape painting. Participants explore the essential characteristics and contours of various aspects of the landscape. Emphasis is placed on creating a unified and coherent visual work through the elements of composition and design. A basic understanding of the watercolour medium is required. For residency opportunities: [email protected] or toll-free 888-497-4622 Ext 4301. Instructor: F. Alty-Arscott, $279 ARTE 0281-D061 CFACMo–Fr, Aug 19–23, 10 am–3 pm

Workshops and Open Studio SessionsNEW! Artist’s Books: digital + handmadeCreate a handmade artist’s book using a combination of digital media and low-tech printmaking techniques. Import images, add text and use Adobe Photoshop’s tools to design book pages. Work on these printed pages using gel transfers, stencils, stamps and other mono-print techniques. Draw, collage or sew for texture, depth and interest, and create a one-of-a-kind book of personal images. Supplies and printing included except digital files and student’s personal images. Some Adobe Photoshop and computer skills an asset.Instructor: S. Cann, $125, Supplies and printing included except digital files/student’s personal images/materialsARTE 0562-D041 CFAC1 Sa, June 22, 9:30 am–4:30 pm

NEW! Drawing the Clothed Figure These figure workshops are an opportunity to draw, paint or sculpt from the model using a variety of materials and techniques. Workshops range from clothed and nude poses to materials from pencil and paint, to pastels and watercolours. Previous experience working from the figure is required. Instructor: D. Shkolny, $49, model fee includedARTE 0524-D021 CFAC1 Sa, Apr 6, 1–4 pm

NEW! Open Studio – Model Session (with Instructor) Open studio is an opportunity for artists to work independently from the model under the direction of an experienced instructor. Participants work from the model in any two-dimensional media (excluding oil paint) of their choice. The instructor is available to provide feedback on the participants work as requested, as well as technical guidance on media and materials. Previous experience with figurative work in any medium is required. Participants are responsible for all art materials and supports. Instructor: D. Shkolny, $64, model fee included

ARTE 0581-D021 CFAC1 Sa, Mar 23, 10 am–3 pm

ARTE 0581-D022 CFAC1 Sa, Apr 20, 10 am–3 pm

NEW! Open Studio – Landscape SessionOpen studio is an opportunity for artists to work independently under the direction of an experienced instructor. Participants work on landscape projects in any two-dimensional media (excluding oil paint) of their choice. Work in the class may include both new projects and projects currently in process. The instructor is available to provide feedback on the participants work as requested, as well as technical guidance on media and materials. Previous experience in landscape art using any medium is required. Participants are responsible for all art materials and supports. Instructor: D. Shkolny, $59ARTE 0580-D041 CFAC1 Sa, May 25, 10 am–3 pm

NEW! Open Studio – Open Subject Open studio is an opportunity for artists to work independently under the direction of an experienced instructor. Participants work on individual projects in any subject and two-dimensional media of their choice. Work may include both new projects and projects currently in process. The instructor is available to provide feedback on the participants’ work as requested, as well as technical guidance on media and materials. Prerequisites: Previous experience in art using any medium is required. Participants are responsible for all art materials and supports.Instructor: D. Shkolny, $59 ARTE 0582-D041 CFAC1 Sa, Jun 22, 10 am–3 pm

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Art in JulyThese week-long camps are designed for youth interested in exploring art from digital photography to digital design. Camps are hands-on and project-based under the direction of a practicing artist or professional in their field, and include an exhibition or screening of student work, field trips and/or artist and designer talks.

Exhibition | An exhibition of work done during the July workshops will take place from August 16 to August 29, 2013. Opening reception | Thursday August 15, 6-8 pm

Digital Photography (AGE 13+) Create strong, expressive photographs! Learn the dynamics of Digital Photography including the principles and techniques of composition, light, and exposure with an introduction to digital software and editing basics. Shooting field trips provide participants with an exciting variety of subjects and environments. Digital SLR camera, flash drive and memory card required. New field trip locations are added each year.Instructor: S. Tate, $325, entrance fees and photo printing included VCPH 0150-D061 CFACMo–Fr, Jul 8–12, 9:30 am–3:30 pm

3D Animation (AGE 13+)

Make your own stop motion claymation video! Learn storyboarding, sculpt characters, and use a digital camera with computer software to make an original video in this hands-on class. Claymation is an award winning animation technique used in film, TV, music videos and commercials. Basic computer skills and any digital camera required. Instructor: F. Haddock, $175, supplies included except USB flash driveAVDM 0677-D061 CFACMo–Fr, Jul 8–12, 1–4 pm

Digital Illustration and Design (AGE 13+)

Explore Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop with a focus on creating unique digital images. Learn the latest graphic design trends and techniques, and acquire the skills needed to manipulate drawings and photographs. Exercises and themes are used to develop individual ideas and concepts. Projects emphasize both the technical and creative use of colour, shade, texture, light and perspective in making interesting and dynamic illustrations. Basic computer experience requried. Instructor: B. Bolin, $325, supplies and printing included except USB flash driveAVDM 0680-DO61 CFACMo–Fr, Jul 15–19, 9 am–3:30 pm

NEW! Illustrating in Colour (AGE 13+) Create colour drawings with impact! Experiment with techniques and materials from colour pencil to oil bar while improving your drawing skills. Develop powerful drawings with a contemporary approach to subject matter using observation, imagination and appropriation. A previous drawing class is an asset. Instructor: S. Yardley-Jones, $220, supplies includedARTE 0207-D061 CFACMo–Fr, Jul 15–19, 10 am–2 pm

NEW! Digital Art (AGE 13+)

Discover the power of the computer to make unique digital art. Use photography, drawing, texture and scanned images with Adobe Photoshop’s digital tools, brushes and filters to make original and evocative images. Translate the traditional principles and tools of art into the contemporary digital canvas. Experiment with digital collage, image manipulation and layering to create art with beauty and impact. Basic computer skills required.Instructor: M. Lavoie, $325, supplies and printing included except USB flash driveARTE 0216-D061 CFACMo–Fr, Jul 22–26, 9 am–3:30 pm

Information | For Art and Dance 780-497-4301, [email protected]. For Music and Theatre 780-497-4303, [email protected]. For all classes visit www.MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd.

Enrolment begins | April 1, 2013. Space is limited. We encourage you to enrol early.

Accommodation | Contact [email protected],call 780-497-4301, or toll free 888-497-4622 Ext. 4301 for residency opportunities.

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I very much enjoyed myself and made some friends. It was an amazing time. Digital Illustration & Design student in Summer Workshop.

SUMMER WORKSHOPS! ART & DESIGN, DANCE, DIGITAL MEDIA, PHOTOGRAPHY, MUSIC AND THEATRE


NEW! Drawing in Colour (AGE 8-12) Have fun with colour and improve your drawing skills! Use techniques and materials from colour pencil to oil bar. Make your drawings powerful with colour, new drawing tools, and imagination. Drawings will be made in smaller comic book size up to large poster size. Instructor: S. Yardley-Jones, $168, supplies includedARTE 0218-D061 CFACMo–Th, Jul 22–25, 1–4 pm

NEW! One-Day Photography Workshops and Packages NEW! Intro to Photo Editing (AGE 13+)

Make your digital photographs look great! Learn how to edit images, import files, organize and output your photographs for print and the web using Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop. RAW or JPEG files and basic computer skills required.Instructor: B. Kryton, $110, printing included, USB flash drive requiredVCPH 0149-D061 CFAC1 Th, Jul 18, 9:30 am–4:30 pm

NEW! iPhone Photography (AGE 13+)

From candid street photography to exhibitions and awards, the iPhone camera is an accessible, carry everywhere, low-fi version of your digital SLR. With some cool apps, new shooting techniques, and HDR capabilities, you can make the most of your iPhone camera. This one-day workshop will show you how to take photos that will have people saying, “you took THAT with an iPhone?!” Participants are required to have an iPhone with iOS 4.2 or later. Participants are also required to have a Flickr or Facebook account and apps downloaded onto the iPhone prior to the class.Instructor: B. Kryton, $110, printing includedVCPH 0142-D062 CFAC1 Th, Jul 25, 9:30 am–4:30 pm

NEW! Photography & Workshop Package (AGE 13+)

Take Digital Photography and any Photography Workshop; Intro to Photo Editing or iPhone Photography for one special price. Instructor: B. Kryton, $398VCPH 0150-D062 CFACMo–Fr, Jul 8–12, 9:30 am–3:30 pm + workshop of your choice

Art in AugustThese hands-on classes are designed for youth interested in exploring art from drawing to sculpture under the direction of a professional artist.

Portraits in Pencil – from Lady Gaga to Johnny Depp (AGE 13+)

Have you ever wanted to draw a music celebrity or a movie star? Demonstrations and exercises will show the steps you need to create portraits of your idols and heroes. Start with line drawing, learn proportion, and then use shading to make every portrait pop off the page. Instructor: F. Haddock, $169, supplies includedARTE 0128-DO61 CFACMo–Th, Aug 12–15, 1–4 pm

NEW! 3D Drawing (AGE 8–12)

Draw, paint and make sculpture together. Draw fantastic figures, creatures or machines. Transform your drawings into dry Paper Mache sculptures. Add colour, metal and other materials to make your drawing come to life in 3D. This ‘steam punk’ style of art combines ideas from comics, manga and movies. Instructor: S. Yardley-Jones, $169, supplies includedARTE 0217-DO61 CFACMo–Th, Aug 12–15, 1–4 pm

Animal Portraits in Pencil (AGE 13+)

Capture the beauty and personality of your pet or favourite animal. Bring your portrait to life with expert guidance in how to use pencil and graphite. Learn professional drawing techniques to develop proportions, shadings and textures.Instructor: F. Haddock, $169, supplies includedARTE 0203-DO61 CFACMo–Th, Aug 19–22, 1–4 pm

NEW! 3D Illustration (AGE 13+) Combine illustration and sculpture into 3D drawings. Develop illustrations for a hybrid creature, machine or animal from every angle. Translate this futuristic illustration into a 3 dimensional sculpture with a variety of media from metal to modelling clay. This ‘steam-punk’ style of art draws on elements from cartoons, manga and movies. Instructor: S. Yardley-Jones, $220, supplies includedARTE 0208-DO61 CFACMo–Fr, Aug 19–23, 10 am–2 pm

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DanceSmall classes. Non-competitive. Fun.

Children’s Dance (AGE 2)

Children enjoy movement and express themselves in a fun-filled environment. A parent must participate in the “Dancing Twogether” class. Instructor: G. Hay, $70DNCE 0200-D041 CFAC6 Sa, May 11–Jun 22, 10–10:30 am (No class May 18)

Children’s Dance (AGE 3)

Children enjoy movement and express themselves in a fun filled environment. Instructor: G. Hay, $70DNCE 0191-D041 CFAC6 Sa, May 11–Jun 22, 10:30–11 am (No class May 18)

Children’s Dance (AGE 4–5)

Children discover and expand movement abilities and enhance creative skills in a more structured learning environment. Instructor: G. Hay, $85DNCE 0192-D041 CFAC6 Sa, May 11–Jun 22, 11:15–Noon (No class May 18)

Children’s Dance (AGE 6–7)

This class introduces students to primary dance techniques in ballet and jazz. Instructor: G. Hay, $95DNCE 0194-D041 CFAC6 Sa, May 11–Jun 22, 12:15–1:15 pm (No class May 18)

Music in JulyMusical Theatre Workshop (AGE 7–16)

Students learn singing, acting and movement and are introduced to musical theatre training through a collection of theatre games and exercises. Classes will enhance physical, vocal and imaginative abilities while building performance skills. The week will culminate in the presentation of In The Mood, written by Deanna Clee. The setting is a World War II Radio Show and will feature the great music and memorable commercials of the time. Instructors: D. Clee and S. Maltby, $275MUSC 0100 CFACMo–Fr, Jul 8–12, 9 am–3 pm

Summer Music Retreat (AGE 8–25)

The Summer Music Retreat will provide intermediate to advanced level musicians, with a unique opportunity to immerse in ten days of learning, inspiration, camaraderie, and music growth. Under the direction of a team of Alberta’s best performer/teachers, students will develop a creative approach to learning and performance and acquire skills at all levels of musicianship. Instructors: S. Ho, D. Tutt, A. Munn, F. Ho, I. Woodman, and S. Woodman. $450 (full day), $295 (half day) Register before May 31 and receive a $25 discount.

July 4: Audition and orientation schedule to be announced.

Jul 5–14 (no class Jul 7)MUSC 0734 ACC9:30 am–4 pm (For String students)

MUSC 0734 ACC1–4 pm (For ½ day String students)

MUSC 0740 ACC9:30 am–4 pm (For Piano students)

Children’s Musical Theatre (AGE 9–13)

This five-day vocal and acting workshop for ages 9–13 years will introduce vocal technique and stylistic interpretation, movement, acting and prop-making. Instructor: K. Denis, $145MUSC 0742 ACCMo–Fr, Jul 15–19, 9:30 am–12:30 pm

Teen’s Musical Theatre This course will introduce students to a major musical theatre work. Emphasis will be placed on singing, acting and staging. Instructors: R. Long and C. Hagel, $425MUSC 0742 ACCSu–Su, Jul 21–28, 9:30 am–4 pm

Creative Music Workshop for Young Musicians (AGE 13–18)

This workshop is for young musicians who demonstrate ability and want to explore creativity in their music studies. The workshop enhances activities already explored with their private music instrumental instructors or school music teachers. Each student will enrich their experience in the music of today, and the future they can create. Instructor: C. Watson, $250MUSC 0901 ACCMo–Su, Jul 15–21, 2 pm–4 pm


DanceAmerican Style Ballroom Dance with instructors Lee Hewitt & Blair Peregrym. Spanning fifteen years of teaching experience, their passion for dance is reflected in a focus on fun, easy-to-follow instruction and enthusiastic student participation.

Ballroom Dance IStudents learn variations of waltz, foxtrot, swing, cha-cha and rumba. You must enrol with a partner. Instructors: L. Hewitt/B. Peregrym $110 per personDNCE 0180-D041 CFAC6 We, May 1–Jun 5, 6:30–8 pm

Ballroom Dance IIStudents work on style and presentation as well as learn a variety of more complex dances, including basic tango. You must enrol with a partner. Instructors: L. Hewitt/B. Peregrym $110 per personDNCE 0280-D041 CFAC6 Th, May 2–Jun 6, 6:30–8 pm

Ballroom Dance IIIStudents work on style and presentation of more complex dances. This course is intended for students with considerable experience. You must enrol with a partner. Instructors: L. Hewitt/B. Peregrym $110 per personDNCE 0380-D041 CFAC6 Tu, Apr 30–Jun 4, 8–9:30 pm

Ballroom Dance IVThis class is a continuation of the dance steps introduced in previous levels. It is intended for students who have considerable ballroom dance experience. You must enrol with a partner. Instructors: L. Hewitt/B. Peregrym $110 per personDNCE 0480-D041 CFAC6 Th, May 2–Jun 6, 8–9:30 pm

Ballroom Dance VParticipation in this course will provide an opportunity for continued development of technique and presentation of a variety of ballroom dances. Three or more years of prior ballroom dance experience is required. You must enrol with a partner. Instructors: L. Hewitt/B. Peregrym $110 per personDNCE 0582-D041 CFAC6 Tu, Apr 30–Jun 4, 6:30–8 pm

Ballroom Dance VIThis dance performance workshop provides advanced students with an opportunity to practice and perfect their dancing skills. You must enrol with a partner. Instructors: L. Hewitt/B. Peregrym $110 per personDNCE 0680-D041 CFAC6 We, May 1–Jun 5, 8–9:30 pm

Ballroom Dance WorkshopsHave you ever wanted to learn Latin dance as seen on Dancing with the Stars? Samba is recognized around the world as the symbol of Brazil. In the first workshop you will learn the unique rhythm, basics and under arm turns. By the second workshop, you will leave knowing patterns that will have you travelling on the dance floor. You must enrol with a partner.Instructors: L. Hewitt/ B. Peregrym

dance + theatreInformation | All dance classes are non-competitive. Everyone is welcome. Visit www.MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, call 780-497-4301 or email [email protected]

Partners | Participants must enrol with a partner when taking: Ballroom courses & workshops, Wedding Prep and Country Dance workshops.

MacEwan Theatre Arts Students & Alumni | Classes in Jazz and Ballet/Contemporary are offered for current Theatre Arts students and alumni. Call 780-497-4301, email [email protected], or see the website for and information and enrolment.

Children’s Dance & Theatre | Please see the Children & Youth section of the guide.

Guitar/Drum Workshop (AGE 13+)

Guitarists, drummers and bassists are encouraged to participate in this week-long music workshop focused on rock, jazz and contemporary music. Immerse yourself in a week of practical learning and meet other talented musicians. The workshop is designed to accommodate beginners through to advanced level players. Receive instruction in music theory, ear training rhythm and ensemble playing. Each student is scheduled for two private lessons and will have the opportunity to perform in the finale concert. Instructors: Jamie Philp, Mike Rud, Dan Skakun, Greg Smith and Mitch Zorich, $325MUSC 0355 CFACMo–Fr July 22–26, 9:30 am–3 pm

Studio Recording Techniques (AGE 16+)

Examine the process and techniques involved in the operation of studio recording equipment in this intensive hands-on course. The class is taught in a recording studio. Instructor: Nik Kozub, $395MUSC 0150 CFACMo–Fr July 22–26, 9:30 am–3 pm

Vocal Workshop (AGE 13+)

Gain insight into what it takes to be a professional vocalist by participating in this fun and practical workshop. Solo and ensemble performance opportunities will be offered to help develop vocal production, music reading and ability to sing harmony. Improvisation and theory will be introduced through rehearsing and performing jazz and contemporary music.Instructor: Carol-Lynne Quinn, $325MUSC 0267 CFACMo–Fr, July 8–12, 10 am–3 pm

Music in AugustBand Together (AGE 12+)

Band together and make musical friends by participating in the summer band workshop. Flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, tuba and percussion players will benefit through having the opportunity to study with some of Edmonton’s leading musicians. Instructors: D. Sutherland and faculty members, $275 MUSC 0744 ACCMo–Fr, Aug 19–23, 9 am–4 pm

MacEwan Summer Jazz Workshop (AGE 13–20)

This week-long workshop offers musicians the opportunity to study and perform in big band and combo formats. Improvisation, technique and performance skills will be taught through practical application in rehearsal situations and class instruction. The workshop will feature MacEwan music faculty, as well as American jazz trombonist Steve Davis as the special guest clinician and director. $395 MUSC 0177 CFACMo–Fr, Aug 19–23, 8:30 am–4:30 pm

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NEW! Samba I$27 per person DNCE 0181-D041 CFAC1 Sa, May 25, 1–2 pm

NEW! Samba II$27 per person DNCE 0181-D042 CFAC1 Sa, Jun 1, 1–2 pm

Wedding Prep – First DanceLook great on the dance floor on this important day with the beautiful and timeless waltz. Designed for the wedding couple, bridal party, family or friends, this class helps make the first dance memorable. Learn the waltz for the first time, or improve technique in basics, turns, travel steps and hesitations. This fun-filled class is a perfect gift for the wedding couple, party members or a partner. Participants must enrol with a partner. Group discounts available – contact [email protected]: L. Hewitt/ B. Peregrym, $45 per personDNCE 0176-D041 CFAC2 Sa, May 25 & Jun 1, 11:30 am–12:30 pm

Wedding Prep PackageHave a perfect wedding day with a unique and personal first dance. Private lessons and personalized choreography to a chosen wedding song are individually designed for the wedding couple and bridal party. Contact [email protected] for package prices. Instructors: L. Hewitt/B. PeregrymDates and times are negotiable

Two-Step Country Dance Come and explore the basics of the most popular of all the country and western dances in this workshop, then go out and kick up your heels! Students must enrol with a partner.Instructors: B. Harris/D. Lumsden. $32 per personDNCE 0157-D041 CFAC1 Su, May 12, 12:30–2 pm

Two-Step Country Dance IIGet your lady spinning beautifully around the dance floor with some simple but stylish intermediate Two-Step moves. You must enrol with a partner. Instructors: B. Harris/D. Lumsden. $32 per personDNCE 0257-D041 CFAC1 Su, May 12, 2:30–4 pm

NEW! Country Dance PackageTake Two-Step Country Dance I & II for one special price.Instructors: B. Harris/D. Lumsden. $60 per personDNCE 0257-D042 CFAC1 Su, May 12, 12:30–2 pm and 2:30–4 pm

Country Cha Dance WorkshopThe perfect party dance, Country Cha-Cha is a ‘laid-back’ version of Ballroom Cha. This fun partner dance uses basic cha steps in a more relaxed frame, danced to slower country music. You must enrol with a partner. Instructors: B. Harris/D. Lumsden. $32 per personDNCE 0258-D041 CFAC1 Su, Jun 2, 1:30–3 pm

Ballet for BeginnersDesigned for beginners, this course provides an opportunity to develop poise, strength and graceful movement through work on dance steps and building a vocabulary of classical movements. This is a perfect starting point for those who wish to experience and benefit from dance training. Instructor: G. Hay

DNCE 0159-D041 CFAC8 Tu, May 7–Jun 25, 6–7:30 pm, $125

DNCE 0159-D061 CFAC4 Tu, Jul 9–30, 6–7:30 pm, $65

DNCE 0159-D062 CFAC4 Tu, Aug 6–27, 6–7:30pm, $65

Ballet II This class offers further development of barre and centre work, and an opportunity to learn basic classical combinations incorporating adage and allegro. Previous ballet training required. Instructor: G. Hay

DNCE 0260-D041 CFAC8 Tu, May 7–Jun 25, 7:30–9 pm, $125

DNCE 0260-D061 CFAC4 Tu, Jul 9–30, 7:30–9 pm, $65

DNCE 0260-D062 CFAC4 Tu, Aug 6–27, 7:30–9 pm, $65

Ballet BarreUse ballet barre techniques to strengthen your core and develop a long lean silhouette. Tone key areas: abs, glutes, legs and arms using classic barre exercises done to upbeat music. Strengthening is balanced by stretching to increase flexibility and range. The benefits of ballet barre are applicable to a range of dance forms from ballet to hip hop and for general fitness. No previous dance experience is necessary. Instructor: G. Hay

DNCE 0259-D041 CFAC8 Th, May 9–Jun 27, 6–7:30 pm, $120

DNCE 0259-D061 CFAC4 Th, Jul 4–25, 6–7:30 pm, $65

DNCE 0259-D062 CFAC4 Th, Aug 8–29, 6–7:30 pm, $65

Excellent course with fabulous instructors.It was fun - can’t wait for level II.Ballroom student of Lee Hewitt & Blair Peregrym - dance faculty.


TheatreSet Etiquette and ProtocolThis course for newcomers to the film industry is being offered in cooperation with I.A.T.S.E. Local 210. Attend this information packed seminar and learn what to expect when you are called to work on a film set and what you are supposed to do when you arrive on set. This workshop will provide you with vocabulary and details about the chain of command in the film crew. Find out who does what, the behaviour that is expected of you, and what you need to bring to a call.Instructor: A. Karvonen, $99TPPR 0110-D041 CFAC1 Sa, Jun 8, 10 am–3:30 pm

Contemporary DanceExplore the natural energy of contemporary dance. Participants progress from warm-up exercises which build balance, flexibility and alignment, to basic contemporary techniques and concepts such as contact and release, fall and recover, travelling moves, and floor work. This course is paced for both beginners and those with previous dance experience. Instructor: G. Hay

DNCE 0271-D041 CFAC8 Th, May 9–Jun 27, 7:30–9 pm, $120

DNCE 0271-D061 CFAC4 Th, Jul 4–25, 7:30–9 pm, $65

DNCE 0271-D062 CFAC4 Th, Aug 8–29, 7:30–9 pm, $65

Hip Hop Learn Hip Hop in a creative and fun exploration of this unique dance style. Originating from the streets, Hip Hop expresses the music in a fusion of beat and movement. Energetic, raw and fast-paced, this class is a great way to let go with great music and original choreography. This class is suitable for all levels; both beginners and those with prior Hip Hop experience.DNCE 0164-D041 CFAC8 Th, May 9–Jun 27, 6:30–8 pm, $120

DNCE 0164-D061 CFAC4 Th, Jul 4–25, 6:30–8 pm, $65

DNCE 0164-D062 CFAC4 Th, Aug 8–29, 6:30–8 pm, $65

NEW! Hip Hop – Master ClassWith Joe Pavo and guests. A focused workshop designed to build confidence, learn new choreography and experience hip hop from a new perspective. Master Class is an opportunity to work with a professional instructor with strong roots in hip hop and dance performance. The ability to pick-up choreography quickly is an asset. One year of prior hip hop or dance experience required.

Instructor: Joe Pavo approaches hip hop from the mind-set to the moves. Joe has been instructing and performing professionally for over 6 years and competes locally, nationally and internationally. $27 per workshop

DNCE 0367-D041 CFAC1 Th, May 23, 8–9:30 pm

DNCE 0367-D042 CFAC1 Th, Jun 6, 8–9:30 pm

DNCE 0367-D043 CFAC1 Th, Jun 20, 8–9:30 pm

NEW! Hip Hop – Salsa StyleA spicy blend of hip hop moves with a Latin flavour. Sultry rhythms and hip hop beats in a dance fusion of movement and musicality. This salsa hip hop mix has been described as a ‘tornado’ on the new urban music and dance scene.Instructor: C. Benavides, $98DNCE 0364-D041 CFAC6 Su, May 12–Jun 23, 2:30–4 pm (No class May 19)

NEW! Hip Hop WorkshopsImprove your hip hop style and technique with these intensive workshops in retro, classic or street Hip Hop.Instructor: C. Benavides, $27 per workshop Jazz/Funk WorkshopDNCE 0365-D041 CFAC1 Su, May 26, 4–5:30 pm

House WorkshopDNCE 0365-D042 CFAC1 Su, Jun 9, 4–5:30 pm

NEW! Intro to Dance MovementA fun and energetic introduction to movement, rhythm and stretching to contemporary music. This course provides a comfortable environment for those with little or no experience with dance. Start your dance exploration with a taste of ballet, contemporary and jazz with a focus on stretching, balance and core strengthening. No previous dance experience required. Instructor: G. HayDNCE 0120-D041 CFAC8 We, May 8–Jun 26, 7–8:30 pm, $120

DNCE 0120-D061 CFAC6 We, Jul 10–Aug 14, 7–8:30 pm, $98

NEW! Jazz Dance IFrom pop to Broadway, experience the fun, fitness and energy of jazz. Increase your sense of rhythm and explore individual expression. Build on jazz technique and combinations while developing core strength and flexibility. The perfect step-up for Jazz Beginner students or those with some dance experience. Jazz beginner or some previous dance experience recommended.Instructor: C. Hilderman, $65DNCE 0150-D041 CFAC4 W, May 8–29, 5–6:30 pm

Jazz IIExplore your creativity and style with more challenging jazz dance combinations. Stay fit with the fun jazz moves used in TV and movies to the stage. Continue to build strength and flexibility with individual style and a personal connection with the music. Recommended for students with one to two years of prior dance study.Instructor: C. Hilderman, $65DNCE 0250-D041 CFAC4 W, Jun 5–26, 5–6:30 pm

Joe was an excellent dance teacher. He was energetic and made dancing very fun.Hip Hop student of Joe Pavo -

dance faculty.

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Information | visit www.MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, call 780-497-4301, or email [email protected].

Computers and Programs | Classes are taught in Macintosh Labs using the most current programs, and feature small classes. Instructors are industry professionals who have relevant educational credentials, as well as experience in their field.

Apple Products and Computer Software | for Mac & PC can be purchased at Education Prices at the MacEwan University City Centre Bookstore. Please bring your confirmation of enrolment in a Digital Media & Graphics class to the Bookstore to purchase at Educational Prices. Digital Media & Graphics - Special Discount | Promotion starts April 1, 2013

Purchase any Apple desktop, laptop or tablet at MacEwan Bookstores and receive a 20% discount on any Digital Media & Graphics class through Arts Continuing Education, MacEwan University. See www.MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd for restrictions.

With any purchase of an Apple desktop or laptop at MacEwan Bookstores, the bookstore will give the Arts Continuing Education Digital Media & Graphics student an mCard with a value of $25.00 for use at MacEwan Bookstores. Proof of enrolment required. One discount per student.

Purchase any Adobe Software for Mac or PC over $100.00 (excluding GST) at MacEwan Bookstores and receive a 10% discount on any Digital Media & Graphics class through Arts Continuing Education, MacEwan University. See www.MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd for restrictions.

Visit the City Centre Bookstore for the full Range of Apple computers on display.

Weekend Sessions | Please note that weekend workshops are intensive classes.

digital + media graphics

Adobe IllustratorUsed primarily in the creation of logos, illustrations and 2D graphics, Illustrator is the industry–standard software for graphic design. Participants study the features and functions, including the sophisticated drawing tools, through in-class projects. Computer skills required.Instructor: J. Meredith, $345AVDM 0170-D041 CFACSa and Su, Apr 27 & 28, 9 am–5 pm

Adobe PhotoshopUsing Photoshop’s powerful set of tools, filters and functions, students will adjust, edit and alter photographs in this hands-on course. Basic computer experience is required. Instructor: L. Asselstine, $345

AVDM 0165-D041 CFACSa and Su, May 4 & 5, 9 am–5 pm

AVDM 0165-D042 CFAC6 Tu, Apr 30–Jun 4, 6:30–9:30 pm

NEW! Adobe Photoshop IIThis course focuses on advanced photographic effects, shortcuts, tips and tricks. In-depth use of layers, channels, filters, history palette, masks and other functions will be used to create complex images. Explore puppet-warp and other new features in the latest version of Photoshop. Adobe Photoshop I or intermediate level Photoshop experience is required.Instructor: L. Asselstine, $345 AVDM 0265-D041 CFAC1 Sa and 1 Su, Jun 15 & 16, 9 am–5 pm

Adobe InDesignStudy basic and intermediate features of this powerful layout development software application. In-class exercises guide you through the development of single and multi-page documents using InDesign’s extensive tool palettes and functionality. Computer skills required. Instructor: J. Meredith, $345

VCOM 0160-D041 CFACSa and Su, May 11 & 12, 9 am–5 pm

VCOM 0160-D042 CFAC3 Mo & 3 We, May 6–27, 6:30–9:30 pm (No class May 20)

Joe was an excellent dance teacher. He was energetic and made dancing very fun.Hip Hop student of Joe Pavo -

dance faculty.

Excellent instructor; great learning aids and handouts.Adobe Photoshop student of Louise Asselstine -digital faculty.


NEW! Adobe InDesign IIAn advanced study of the tools and features of Adobe InDesign through in-depth page-layout development. Explore all the advanced features that InDesign offers to create solid, structured, multi-page documents, and discuss layout and pre-press issues. InDesign’s potential for integrated interactivity is pursued through the development and preparation of web-ready documents. Adobe InDesign I or previous experience required.Instructor: J. Meredith, $345

VCOM 0260-D021 CFAC2 Sa and 2 Su, Apr 13 & 21, 9 am–1 pm

VCOM 0260-D041 CFACSa and Su, Jun 8 & 9, 9 am–5 pm

REVISED! Adobe DreamweaverThis course introduces and develops the ability to create HTML and CSS-based websites using Dreamweaver. Learn how to properly name and structure sites, use templates, and create new pages. Integrate static and dynamic content such as images and animation, and learn how to connect websites online. Basic computer experience is required.Instructor: A. Rowe, $345AVDM 0161-D041 CFACSa and Su, Apr 27 & 28, 9 am–5 pm

Adobe FlashThe premiere tool for developing online animation and rich media integrating audio and video. Participants build a fully-functional Flash project using the core tools and functions available in this powerful software. Flash is also used as a prototyping tool to test possibilities for animation and smart phone apps. Instructor: A. Rowe, $345AVDM 0162-D021 CFACSa and Su, Apr 6 & 7, 9 am–5 pm

Adobe Lightroom – Essential Training for PhotographersDevelop the skills necessary to enhance your digital photography and learn efficient workflow practices. Adobe Lightroom Essentials takes an in-depth look at techniques for importing files, organizing photographs using the library, editing work in the develop module, and outputting images for print and the web. Computer skills and digital photography files in JPEG and/or RAW format required. Instructor: J. Symington, $198 + ($20 special fee + GST)VCPH 0161-D021 CFAC4 Tu, May 21–Jun 11, 6:30–9:30 pm

NEW! Intro to 3D Modelling & Rendering for DesignLearn the basics of creating, modelling and rendering 3D images. Design and model a three dimensional image, add textures, lights and cameras then render with light and shadow to create a photorealistic image or graphic. This introductory class provides designers and artists with the skills to create 3D images using Autodesk Maya that are able to translate to any modelling and rendering software. Basic computer experience required. Previous drawing or design experience is an asset. Instructor: J. Raffa, $345.AVDM 0620-D041 CFAC6 Mo, May 13–Jun 24, 6:30–9:30 pm (No class May 20)

NEW! Macintosh Basics and BeyondGain a solid introduction to Mac basics including customizing your computer, file handling, setting up email, web surfing, and refining Google searches. Manage your music with iTunes and use iPhoto to organize, improve and show-off your photo library. Learn the main features of iMovie and iDVD, along with basic setup, maintenance and troubleshooting skills. Classes are taught in Mac labs using the latest software. Participants are welcome to bring their laptop to class. Instructor: L. Asselstine, $260 VCOM 0154-D041 CFAC2 Mo and 3 We, May 6–22, 6:30–9:30 pm (No class May 20)

NEW! iMovie EssentialsLearn the editing techniques and special effects to create your own Oscar winner with iMac. Import and edit digital footage, add a soundtrack and create special effects using still images and picture-in-picture. Work with digital footage and stills from video cameras, SLR cameras, phones or iPads. Finally, learn to export your completed movie to iDVD, YouTube, iPhone and other digital platforms. Previous Macintosh experience or Macintosh Basics & Beyond is required.Instructor: L. Asselstine, $136AVDM 0125-D021 CFAC1 Sa, Apr 6, 10 am–4 pm

Intro to Social MediaUsing social media is an essential communication skill. In this hands-on class, participants set up accounts in programs such as Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, WordPress. Linked-In and YouTube/Vimeo and learn the vocabulary and advantages of each media. Understand how the media work together and get your message across by adding photographs, videos, links, tags and tweets. Basic computer experience is required. Participants are also required to have a current email account. Instructor: C. Couldwell, $147 AVDM 0457-D041 CFAC 1 Sa, May 11, 10 am–5 pm

Overall excellent course and teaching. The web doesn’t look so daunting after all.Web Design and Development student of Cindy Couldwell - digital faculty.

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Social Media IIMake the most of your social media accounts in this advanced class. Learn how to use Facebook and blog sites such as WordPress effectively in conjunction with other media. Hands-on exercises cover areas such as installing blog plug-Ins and widgets, using feeds, shortening URLs, and working with new applications such as smart phones. Administering multiple sites, interconnectivity between media and effective communication strategies for a range of communities and purposes are covered. Participants are required to have the main social media accounts set-up prior to class: Facebook. Twitter, Flickr, Linked-In, and a blog page such as WordPress. Computer experience required. Instructor: C. Couldwell, $175 AVDM 0458-D041 CFAC 1 Sa, Jun 1, 9 am–5 pm

Social Media PackageThis course enrols students in both the Intro to Social Media and Social Media II courses for one special package price. Basic computer experience and a current email account required. Instructor: C. Couldwell, $280AVDM 0458-D042 CFAC1 Sa, May 11, 10 am–5 pm and 1 Sa, Jun 1, 9 am–5 pm

NEW! Social Media for Non-ProfitsDevelop successful social media strategies to promote your organization and connect with your community. Strategies include settings goals, determining which social media platforms best suit the objectives of your organization and creating achievable timelines. Measuring outcomes and evaluating success, as well as best practices are covered. Topics are also suitable for independent business owners and artists. Social Media II or a good understanding of the main social media sites recommended.Instructor: S. Enders, $175AVDM 0459-D041 CFAC1 Sa, Jun 22, 10 am–4 pm

Web Design and Development IA practical, hands-on introduction to the basics of web development and design with an introduction to HTML, CSS, image editing and web design software. Design principles, content and proper navigation are covered along with usability issues, site structure and planning. Basic computer experience required. Instructor: C. Couldwell, $345AVDM 0163-D041 CFAC3 Tu and 3 Th, Apr 30–May 16, 6:30–9:30 pm

Web Design and Development IICreate, design, and implement layouts for the web with a focus on design principles and usability. This class is a hands-on, project based exploration including HTML5 basics, advanced CSS, and an introduction to JavaScript. Issues of site structure and web planning are covered, and software such as Adobe Dreamweaver is utilized to create user-friendly websites. Completion of Web Design I or experience with HTML and CSS is required. Adobe Photoshop is an assetInstructor: C. Couldwell, $345AVDM 0263-D041 CFAC 3 Tu and 3 Th, May 28–Jun 13, 6:30–9:30 pm

Web Design and Development IIICreate client-focused, user-friendly websites using preferred software and CMS (content management systems) such as WordPress. Introduce interactivity and site customization with CSS, JavaScript, and the installation of widgets and plug-ins. Site design allowing for ease in user and client access is covered, along with an introduction to project management issues and challenges. Topics in accessibility and usability are covered through class discussions and critiques. Completion of Web Design II or considerable web design experience is required. Adobe Photoshop is an asset. Instructor: C. Couldwell, $345AVDM 0363-D021 CFAC 3 Tu and 3 Th, Apr 2–18, 6:30–9:30 pm

NEW! Responsive Web DesignWeb design needs to work across a range of digital devices from desktop to iPad/tablet and super phones. Learn to design web content that works across a range of platforms effectively using HTML 5, CSS media queries, flexible grids, and fluid images. Discuss the advantages of responsive design and how to integrate it into your current workflow and explore various testing tools for a range of platforms. Web Design I and II, or a good understanding of HTML, CSS and image editing software required. Instructor: C. Couldwell, $270AVDM 0364-D041 CFAC Sa and Su, Jun 15 & 16, 10 am–4 pm

educational travelNew York City – Explore the Arts!Tuition covers airfare, ground transfer, accommodation, weekday breakfasts, orientation seminar, walking tours and information package. Note: This is not a guided tour and is geared towards independent travelers who wish to share their experiences with like-minded people. Registration and payment deadline is November 15, 2013. Tuition is non-refundable. For more information and to register, contact Brenda Philp, Arts Continuing Education Manager at 780-497-4303 or email [email protected].

$2,050 (double occupancy), noncreditARTE 0290-D021

$2,450 (single occupancy), noncreditARTE 0290-D022

Feb 15–22, 2014


Private Music LessonsPIANOMagdalena AdamekBianca BaciuReinhard BergKarla BoddezRobert CasgrainKim CousineauSimon-Marc de FreitasEmilio De MercatoGeraldine HaythorneShannon HiebertSarah HoEileen KimMargaret KingSze Sze LamJudy LoewenDorothy LouInna LuzanacAriane LowreyEcho MazurKaren McNaughtonCarol MellorsAlexandra MunnGlenda MurphyMarina StolyarDavid TuttCameron Watson

KEYBOARD & ORGANReinhard Berg

JAzz PIANOCaitlin MartinJenie Nolan

ACCORDIONReinhard Berg

FLUTETami CooperBill DamurLiane GaylerMargaret King

OBOEBeth Levia

CLARINETEcho MazurDon RossDaniel Sutherland

SAxOPHONEDan DavisRosemarie SieverCharles Stolte

TRUMPETJeff BryantJeremy Maitland

FRENCH HORNMary FearonSuzanne Langor

TROMBONEAlden LowreyChris Miller

EUPHONIUM & TUBAAlden Lowrey

DRUMSJohn McCormickDan Skakun

VOCAL COACHINGShannon HiebertAlexandra Munn

VOICEDenice BennettLary BensonNathan BergKimberley DenisClint HagelSheril HartRon LongMichelle MilenkovicLauressa PawlowskiCarol-Lynne QuinnElizabeth RaycroftJudy-Lynn SawchukSvetlana SechMaura Sharkey-PrymaWhitney Sloan

VIOLINAlissa CheungJeanette ComeauLeanne Dammann-MaitlandMarie ForestierFrank HoMathias SilveiraSarah Woodman

VIOLAJeanette ComeauLeanne Dammann-MaitlandSarah Woodman

CELLOIan WoodmanJoanne Yu

DOUBLE BASSIoan TetelRobert Aldridge

JAzz VIOLIN/FIDDLECam Neufeld

HARPNora BumanisHannah ElossaisKeri zwicker

CLASSICAL GUITARAndrew CreaghanMichel ForestierTrevor Sanders

5 STRING BANJOCam Neufeld

ELECTRIC GUITARTristan CameronBill DamurDonald EhretMaureen LeFeverJamie PhilpGreg SmithTrevor SandersMitch zorich

ELECTRIC BASSKim Lesaca

EAR TRAININGRobert Klakowich

MUSIC HISTORY/THEORYRobert KlakowichCameron Watson

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Alberta College Conservatory of Music has been enriching musical education in the Edmonton community since 1903. Whether you are a beginner, a recreational musician seeking to improve your skills, or a serious music student preparing for examinations or performance opportunities, let our exceptional teacher-performers guide your music education. Lessons are offered at MacEwan South Campus, Centre for the Arts Campus and the Alberta College Campus downtown.

Information | Call us at 780-633-3725, email to [email protected] or visit us at www.MacEwan.ca/conservatory.

musicI can’t describe my feeling (after the first class of the Junior String Ensemble). It’s more than ‘happy’...it’s the best day of my life.-Scott Selland, 9 years old

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Music PreparatoryThe Music Preparatory program offers an intensive study opportunity to individuals wishing to prepare for the Diploma Music Program audition. Students will participate in theory, ear training and ensemble classes and weekly music reading assessments. Participation in the Music Preparatory Program does not guarantee acceptance to the Music Program, but rather serves to define what skills are needed in order to meet the entrance requirements. Please call 780-633-3732 for further information.$350 CFACMUSC 0493-DO41 MUSC 0494 (DO41-DO44 based on instrument)MUSC 0495-DO41MUSC 0496 (DO41-DO44 based on instrument)Tu, We, Th, Apr 30–June 13 and F June 14th

Summer Music TheoryPlan to get the theory you need for Aug 2013 RCM/CC exams. These intensive 5-week courses are an excellent refresher for theory exam preparation. Registration deadline for RCM Theory Exams is June 4, 2013.

Instructors: R. Tlakowich, C. Watson$425 per course (fee does not include RCM Exam fees and textbook.)Textbooks are available at MacEwan Bookstore, Alberta College Campus.Mo–Th, Jul 2–Aug 1

Complete RudimentsMUSC 0700 ACC9–10:30 am

Basic HarmonyMUSC 0701 ACC10:30–11:50 am

Intermediate HarmonyMUSC 0702 ACC12 noon–1:30 pm

History: An OverviewMUSC 0703 ACC12 noon–1:30 pm

History: Middle Ages to ClassicalMUSC 0704 ACC10:30–11:50 am

Music in Early Childhood Music provides a lifetime of enjoyment and builds a foundation that helps children succeed in all areas of life. For more than 30 years, Alberta College Conservatory of Music has been introducing small groups of active pre-school children to the world of music. Children joyfully discover the elements of music through nursery rhymes, traditional chants, singing games, folk song, selected art music and movement activities.Instructor: M. Milenkovic, $786-week Spring Sampler ClassSa, May 4–Jun 15 (no class May 18)(Limited space. Please register early.)

Age 15 months – 3 yearsMUSC 0975 ACC9:30–10:20 am

Age 3 – 4MUSC 0977 ACC10:30–11:20 am

Age 5 – 6MUSC 0979 ACC11:30 am–12:20 pm

WorkshopsSummer Music Retreat (AGE 8–25)

The Summer Music Retreat will provide intermediate to advanced level musicians, with a unique opportunity to immerse in ten days of learning, inspiration, camaraderie, and music growth. Under the direction of a team of Alberta’s best performer/teachers, students will develop a creative approach to learning and performance and acquire skills at all levels of musicianship. Instructors: S. Ho, D. Tutt, A. Munn, F. Ho, I. Woodman, and S. Woodman. $450 (full day), noncredit; $295 (half day), noncredit(Register before May 31 and receive a $25 discount.)

July 4: Audition and orientation schedule to be announced.

Jul 5–14 (no class Jul 7)MUSC 0734 ACC9:30 am–4 pm (For String students)

MUSC 0734 ACC1–4 pm (For ½ day String students)

MUSC 0740 ACC9:30 am–4 pm (For Piano students)

The highly experienced teachers at Alberta College Conservatory of Music help me prepare for performances, from my exams and festivals, to gigs as a professional musician. -Emily Grieve


Ear Training This course covers aural theory, sight-singing, rhythmic and melodic dictation and helps prepare students for the practical component of the RCM/CC ear test. Instructor: R. Klakowich, $150MUSC 0709 ACCSa, Apr 6–Jun 1 (no class May 18), 11 am–12 noon

Collaborative Voice and Piano WorkshopA two-week intensive training seminar designed to bring pianist and singers together as a team to learn the art of ensemble while studying a wide variety of repertoire performed in its original language. Limited enrolment. Pre-requisite: Grade 10 RCM/CC or equivalent.Instructors: A. Munn and R. Long$295, noncreditMUSC 0741 ACCMo–Fr, Jun 24–28 &Tu–Sa, Jul 2–6, 5:30–7:30 pm

MacEwan Summer Jazz Workshop (AGE 13–20)

This week-long workshop offers musicians the opportunity to study and perform in big band and combo formats. Improvisation, technique and performance skills will be taught through practical application in rehearsal situations and class instruction. The workshop will feature MacEwan music faculty, as well as American jazz trombonist Steve Davis as the special guest clinician and director. $395 MUSC 0177 CFACMo–Fr, Aug 19–23, 8:30 am–4:30 pm

NEW! All That Jazz – Jazz AppreciationUnderstand and appreciate the various styles of jazz music and the significant musicians associated with this unique form of art and entertainment. Explore the musicians and major influences in jazz using audio and visual examples and basic musical analysis. Trace the major periods and stylistic innovations in jazz from New Orleans to the avant garde. With a focus on listening, rather than music theory, participants explore the relationship between composition, improvisation, and creativity and how the developments in jazz have ties with the social, cultural and economic trends in 20th century American experience. Writer/broadcaster Roger Levesque draws from his personal experience of jazz and jazz artists to offer fresh insights in this art form. Instructor: R. Levesque, $195MUSC 0178 CFACMo, Apr 22–Jun 17, 7–9:30 pm

Guitar Basics (AGE 13+)

Designed for the absolute beginner this course provides an introduction to the guitar emphasizing good technique and practice habits. Learn basic chords, scales, tuning, picking and playing melodies$95MUSC 0288 CFACWe, May 8–June 12, 7:30–8:30 pm

Guitar/Drum Workshop (AGE 13+)

Guitarists, drummers and bassists are encouraged to participate in this week-long music workshop focused on rock, jazz and contemporary music. Immerse yourself in a week of practical learning and meet other talented musicians. The workshop is designed to accommodate beginners through to advanced level players. Receive instruction in music theory, ear training rhythm and ensemble playing. Each student is scheduled for two private lessons and will have the opportunity of perform in the finale concert. Instructors: Jamie Philp, Mike Rud, Dan Skakun, Greg Smith and Mitch Zorich.$325MUSC 0355 CFACMo–Fr July 22–26, 9:30 am–3 pm

Studio Recording Techniques (AGE 16+)

Examine the process and techniques involved in the operation of studio recording equipment in this intensive hands-on course. The class is taught in a recording studio and therefore class size is limited to eight participants. Instructor: Nik Kozub$395MUSC 0150 CFACMo–Fr July 22–26, 9:30 am–3 pm

Vocal Workshop (AGE 13+)

Gain insight into what it takes to be a professional vocalist by participating in this fun and practical workshop. Solo and ensemble performance opportunities will be offered to help develop vocal production, music reading and ability to sing harmony. Improvisation and theory will be introduced through rehearsing and performing jazz and contemporary music.Instructors: Carol-Lynne Quinn, $325MUSC 0267 CFACMo–Fr, 10 am–3 pm

Musical Theatre Workshop (AGE 7-16)Students learn singing, acting and movement and are introduced to musical theatre training through a collection of theatre games and exercises. Classes will enhance physical, vocal and imaginative abilities while building performance skills. The week will culminate in the presentation of In The Mood, written by Deanna Clee. The setting is a World War II Radio Show and will feature the great music and memorable commercials of the time. Instructors: D. Clee and S. Maltby, $275MUSC 0100 CFACMo–Fr, Jul 8–12, 9 am–3 pm

Band Together (AGE 12-17)Band together and make musical friends by participating in the summer band workshop. Flute, clarinet, saxophone, trumpet, trombone, tuba and percussion players will benefit through having the opportunity to study with some of Edmonton’s leading musicians. Instructors: D. Sutherland and faculty members, $275 MUSC 0744 ACCMo–Fr, Aug 19–23, 9 am–4 pm

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Digital SLR BasicsTake better photographs by learning the operations and functions of your Digital SLR camera and learn practical applications for camera settings. This one-day workshop is designed to give you a solid working knowledge of your camera. Digital SLR camera with manual capabilities required. Instructor: J. Symington, $120

VCPH 0101-D025 CFAC1 Sa, Apr 6, 9 am–5 pm

VCPH 0101-D041 CFAC2 Mo, Apr 15–22, 6:30–9:30 pm

VCPH 0101-D042 CFAC1 Sa, Jun 15, 9 am–5 pmInstructor: A. Goudreau

Digital SLR IThis is a course for those who already have a working knowledge of their digital SLR camera and want more control and confidence to create the images they want. The course covers DSLR photography from the inside out. Learn how digital images are made and how to control camera settings for proper exposures. Learn how to operate your camera in manual mode to take pictures in all kinds of situations. Discuss historical and contemporary photographs for compositions, tone, style and concept. Digital SLR camera with manual control required. Instructor: J. Symington, $199

VCPH 0102-D022 CFAC5 We, Apr 10–May 8, 6:30–9:30 pm

VCPH 0102-D041 CFAC2 Sa, May 4 & 11, 9 am–5 pm

REVISED! Digital SLR IIThis project based course challenges participants with an exploration of the technical and creative aspects of DSLR photography. Learn how to utilize the zone System to gain greater control of exposures, and experiment with the artistic and technical potential of camera controls. The instructor combines a progressive series of assignments with a discovery of how to look at and critique photographic work. An introduction to the basics of Adobe Lightroom is also included in the course. Digital SLR camera with manual control required. Prerequisite: This course is for participants who have a solid knowledge of their DSLR. Digital SLR I recommended. Instructor: J. Symington, $225

VCPH 0202-D021 CFAC6 Tu, Mar 26–Apr 30, 6:30–9:30 pm

VCPH 0202-D041 CFAC6 Th, May 23–Jun 27, 6:30–9:30 pm

Adobe Lightroom – Essential Training for PhotographersDevelop the skills necessary to enhance your digital photography and learn efficient workflow practices. Adobe Lightroom Essentials takes an in-depth look at techniques for importing files, organizing photographs using the library, editing work in the develop module, and outputting images for print and the web. Computer skills and digital photography files in JPEG and/or RAW format required. Instructor: J. Symington, $198 + ($20 special fee + GST)VCPH 0161-D021 CFAC4 Tu, May 21–Jun 11, 6:30–9:30 pm

Adobe PhotoshopUsing Photoshop’s powerful set of tools, filters and functions, students will adjust, edit and alter photographs in this hands-on course. Basic computer experience is required. Instructor: L. Asselstine,$345

AVDM 0165-D041 CFACSa and Su, May 4 & 5, 9 am–5 pm

AVDM 0165-D042 CFAC6 Tu, Apr 30–Jun 4, 6:30–9:30 pm

The B&W Portrait – DigitalParticipants explore the unique, expressive qualities of black and white portraiture. Areas including light and shadow, contrast, tone and depth are covered in the course, along with editing essentials for black and white digital photography. Model session(s) included. Digital SLR camera with manual capabilities, Digital SLR I or working knowledge of your camera in automatic and manual mode required. Instructor: A. Goudreau, $198, model fee(s) includedVCPH 0135-D041 CFAC 4 Mo, Jun 3–24, 6:30–9:30 pm

NEW! Contemporary Lifestyle Photography – Ranch Location Contemporary lifestyle, wedding and event photography includes elements of photo-journalism and portraiture to create a multi-dimensional exploration of the subject. Capture location, personality, and possessions with style and learn to journal images into a compelling visual story. Work with camera settings, light and composition for beautiful character studies which exhibit both mood and culture. This hands-on workshop includes in-class instruction, on-location application, and discussions of the participants’ final projects. Digital SLR camera and Digital SLR I, or a good understanding of shooting in manual mode required. Participants are responsible for transportation to the shooting location.Instructor: B. Kryton, $225VCPH 0128-D041 CFAC/on-location 2 Th, Jun 13 & June 20, 6–8 pm & 1 Sa, June 15, 9 am–5 pm

NEW! HDR PhotographyCapture amazing detail, and a range of lights and darks in your digital images with High Dynamic Range Photography. Created through a combination of shooting and processing, HDR produces beautiful hyper-realistic or surreal images. Learn to use multiple shots and exposure levels to combine tonal details into a single image. Retain colour, contrast and detail in your image with editing and processing techniques using HDR software. Participants are required to have their own digital camera capable of manual bracketing, a tripod and basic Photoshop skills.Instructor: A. Goudreau, $235VCPH 0190-D041 CFAC 2 Sa, Jun 1 & 8, 10 am–3:30 pm

Camera Requirements | Participants require their own Digital SLR camera for most of the photography courses.

Fees | Course fees are listed and do not include supplies unless otherwise indicated.

Information | Call 780-497-4301, email [email protected] or visit www.MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd.

Apple Products and Computer Software |for Mac & PC can be purchased at Education Prices at the MacEwan University City Centre Bookstore. Please bring your confirmation of enrolment in a Digital Media & Graphics or Photography class to the Bookstore to purchase at Educational Prices.

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NEW! Editorial Photography

Create powerful images that communicate a concept, illuminate a story or article, and go beyond typical portraiture. Use composition, lighting and placement to convey an idea, mood or emotion. Explore and develop the visual language which supports the printed word. Create distinctive portraits that capture the complexity of the subject using elements of expressive and narrative portraiture. Hands-on projects cover the main areas of editorial photography from concept to shooting, and editing to printing. Digital SLR camera and Digital SLR I or a good understanding of shooting in manual mode required. Previous experience in workflow and Adobe Photoshop an asset.Instructor: A. Goudreau, $235, model session(s) and printing included VCPH 0137-D041 CFAC6 We, May 22–Jun 26, 6:30–9:30 pm

Event PhotographyAre you the aunt, uncle or cousin with the new digital camera? Do you have a ‘good eye’ and always get asked to take photos at family reunions, weddings or birthdays? If so, this class is a must. Learn how to plan for that special event, anticipate key moments, and get the perfect shot. Other topics include dealing with tricky lighting, large and small group shots, and event etiquette. Participants must have a working knowledge of their camera. This is a hands-on workshop; participants should bring a Digital SLR camera and wear comfortable clothing.Instructor: B. Kryton, $110

VCPH 0108-D021 CFAC1 Sa, Mar 23, 9:30 am–4:30 pm

VCPH 0108-D041 CFAC1 Sa, Jun 1, 9:30 am–4:30 pm

NEW! iPhone PhotographyFrom candid street photography to exhibitions and awards, the iPhone camera is an accessible, carry everywhere, low-fi version of your digital SLR. With some cool apps, new shooting techniques, and HDR capabilites, you can make the most of your iPhone camera. This one-day workshop will show you how to take photos that will have people saying, “you took THAT with an iPhone?!” Participants are required to have an iPhone with iOS 4.2 or later. Participants are also required to have a Flickr or Facebook account and any of the following apps downloaded onto the iPhone prior to the class start: hipstamatic, Instagram, Plastic Bullet, Camera bag, Pano, etc.Instructor: B. Kryton, $89VCPH 0142-D041 CFAC1 Sa, May 25, 10 am–4 pm

Analogue Photography workshopsB&W Film: processing & printingExplore the rich potential of B & W film photography in this hands-on class. Learn the basics of B & W film processing, darkroom developing and printing techniques. Participants require either their own manual film camera or exposed and unprocessed black and white film. Instructor: C. Makowichuk, $109 + $32 material fee + GST, supplies included, enrolment is limitedVCPH 0116-D041 CFACSa and Su, May 11 & 12, 10 am–1 pm

Hand-tinting PhotographsDiscover the beauty of hand-tinted black and white prints on fibre paper. Learn darkroom printing and use hand-tinting to create unique fine art photographs. Processed black and white film is required. Previous experience in the darkroom is an asset. Instructor: C. Makowichuk, $198 + $35 material fee + GST, supplies included, enrolment is limited VCPH 0118-DO41 CFAC4 Th, May 9–30, 6:30–9:30 pm

NEW! Independent Projects in the DarkroomThis darkroom course is an opportunity for photographers to pursue independent projects in B & W film photography under the direction of an experienced instructor. Processing and printing facilities are made available to participants along with access to critical, technical and aesthetic guidance in shooting, project development and printing as required. Participants are required to have previous darkroom and film photography experience. B & W film: processing & printing or a good technical understanding of the B & W darkroom required. Participants require either their own manual film camera or exposed and unprocessed black and white film. Instructor: C. Makowichuk, $198 + $25 material fee + GST, chemicals & some supplies included. Enrolment is limited VCPH 0216-D041 CFAC4 Tu, Jun 4–25, 6:30–9:30 pm

Jason is great. I finally learned how to use the manual mode.It was an inspiring course - looking forward to the next one.Photography student of Jason Symington - photography faculty.

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Information | Visit www.MacEwan.ca/ArtsConEd, call 780-497-4301, email [email protected].

University Transfer | See www.acat.gov.ab.ca for course transferability.

Fees | Course fees are determined by program cost per credit and do not include supplies or textbooks unless otherwise indicated. Please see the Canadian Tuition Fees Schedule for fees per credit at www.MacEwan.ca/ContinuningEducation.

Art History I This course provides an introduction to the history of Western art and architecture from the prehistoric period to the end of the Early Renaissance (c. 1400s). Relevant art historical methodologies are introduced, and selected works are examined within the framework of a contextual and formal analysis. Prerequisites are not required. 3 credits, University TransferARTE 101-OP01 CCCTu, Sep 3–Dec 3, 11 am–2 pm

Art History IIThis course provides an introduction to the history of Western art and architecture from the Renaissance (circa 1500) to the mid-nineteenth century. Relevant art historical methodologies are introduced, and selected works are examined within the framework of a contextual and formal analysis. Prerequisites are not required. 3 credits, University Transfer

ARTE 102-OP01 CCCTh, Sep 5–Dec 5, 11 am–2 pm

ARTE 102-OP21 CCCTu, Jan 7–Apr 15, 11 am–2 pm (No class Feb 18)

Art History IIIBeginning with the foundations of modernism in the mid-nineteenth century, this course examines the major movements in art, architecture, photography and design developed in Europe and North America up to the later part of the twentieth century. Relevant art historical methodologies are introduced, and selected works are examined within the framework of a contextual and formal analysis. Prerequisites are not required. 3 credits, University TransferARTE 202-OP21 CCCTh, Jan 9–Apr 17, 11 am–2 pm (No class Feb 20)

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Drawing IThis course is an introduction to the principles and elements of drawing. Students work in a variety of media such as charcoal, graphite, ink wash, and conté, and deal with the following content: tonal scales; perspective; mark-making exploration; gestural, contour and tonal drawing. Students will learn to problem solve as well as to analyze and critique their work. Students may be required to attend visiting artist lectures and art exhibitions outside of scheduled class hours. 4 credits, University Transfer. Material fee $10 + GSTARTE 110-OP01 CFACTu and Th, Sep 3–Dec 3, 6:30–9:30 pm

Digital PhotographyStudents create photo-based images with a digital single lens reflex camera, computer graphics software and printing technology. As students explore the fundamentals of image composition and the operation of a digital camera, they learn to capture, manipulate, edit, print and mount digital images. Participants are to bring their own digital SLR camera. Instructor: J. Symington, 3 credits, Special fee $20. + GSTVCPH 100-OP21 CFACTu, Jan 7–Apr 15, 6:30–9:30 pm (No class Feb 18)


Open Studies | The following Bachelor of Communication Studies program courses have some seats available for Open Studies students. Although the program is full-time, you may test drive up to two courses (six credits) as an Open Studies student, after which you must apply to the program. The program admits students twice a year in the fall term and the winter term. For information about the program go to www.MacEwan.ca/CommunicationDegree, e-mail [email protected], or call 780-497-5614.

Fees | Course fees are determined by program cost per credit and do not include supplies or textbooks unless otherwise indicated. Please see the Canadian Tuition Fees Schedule for fees per credit.

Location | Courses are held at the City Centre Campus (CCC) at 10700 - 104 Avenue in Edmonton, AB. Course fees do not include supplies or textbooks unless otherwise indicated.

University Transfer | See www.acat.gov.ab.ca for course transferability.

communication +writingBachelor of Communication Studies ProgramGrammar and Composition FoundationsIn BCSC 100, you learn to write with clarity and precision for a variety of audiences. The course examines traditional grammar, the relationship between language structures and the production of meaning, and issues of style and intention.Text extra, 3 credits*BCSC 100-BC20 CCCTu & Th, May 7–Jun 25, 6–9 pm

Communication and Human InteractionIn this course, you examine communication in interpersonal relationships, groups and public gatherings; nonverbal communication, listening and public speaking are also covered.Tuition, text extra, 3 credits*BCSC 101-BC20 CCC Mo & We, May 6– Jun 26, 6–9 pm

Introduction to Research MethodsIn this course, you will be introduced to research methods, and learn how to evaluate primary and secondary sources, gather and interpret data, and examine the concepts associated with professional ethics and research.Prerequisites applyText extra, 3 creditsBCSC 203-BC20 CCCTu & Th, May 7–Jun 25, 6–9 p.m

Applied CommunicationsIn this course, you learn to use the tools and resources necessary to copyedit and proofread according to prescribed professional standards.Prerequisites apply.Text extra, 3 creditsBCSC 215-BC20 CCCMo & We, May 6–June 26, 6–9 pm

Professional CommunicationIn this course, you learn to apply the theories of professional communication, analyze information, develop strategies and techniques for internal and external communication, as well as explore what constitutes professionalism and ethical practice in the context of contemporary professional communications.Prerequisites apply.Text extra, 3 creditsBCSC 216-BC20 CCCTu & Th, May 7–June 25, 6–9 pm

Writing The following courses are for professional development. For more information call 780-497-5614.

Magazine Writing This course gives you the necessary skills to pursue freelance feature writing for a variety of magazines.Prerequisite(s) applyTuition, text extra, 3 credits*PROW 316-PW90 May 13—August 22

Creativity: Theory and Process This course introduces you to the psychological aspect of creativity: how ideas are generated, what factors inhibit creativity, and the roles of intuition, knowledge, and novelty in creative work.Prerequisite(s) applyTuition, text extra, 3 credits*PROW 306-PW90 May 13—August 22

ConneCtions ConCert seriesConneCtions ConCert series

Featuring emerging student musicians and esteemed faculty of the Alberta College Conservatory of Music.

Concerts held Sundays at 2 pm March 17, May 26 & July 7 Muttart Hall, 10050 MacDonald Dr.

Adults $20, Students/Seniors $10Tickets available at Tix on the Square.All proceeds support student scholarships.Concerts to be broadcast on CKUA 94.9 FM.

Come support classical music. www.MacEwan.ca/Conservatory 780.633.3725

Art & Design/ Photography/ Digital Media

• Digital Photography• Intro to Photo Editing• iPhone Photography• Digital Art • 3D Animation• Digital Illustration and Design• Illustrating in Colour• 3D Drawing• 3D Illustration• Animal Portraits in Pencil• Drawing in Colour• Portraits in Pencil

Music/ Dance/ Theatre

• Band Together • Children’s Dance• Children’s Musical Theatre• Collaborative Voice and Piano

Workshop• Creative Music Workshop for

Young Musicians • Drum Workshop • Guitar Basics • Guitar Workshop • Studio Recording Techniques • Summer Jazz Workshop • Summer Music Retreat• Summer Music Theory • Teen’s Musical Theatre • Vocal Workshop • Youth and Children’s Theatre

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