Course Offerings as of May 29, 2013

Code	Course Title	Instructor Time / Location
FALL 2013
SPA 1097H	Second Language Teaching Methods	M. Ramírez T 1-3 / TBA
SPA 1089H	Spanish Morphosyntax	M. C. Cuervo W 10-12 / TBA
SPA 2187H	Comedy & the Comedia in Early Modern Spain	S. Rupp M 1-3 / TBA
SPA 2905H	Theories of Latin American Cultures	N. Rodríguez W 3-5 / TBA
SPA 2415H	Disability and Latin American Cultural Production	S. Antebi R 1-3 / TBA
SPA 2305H	Auteurism in Spanish Cinema	R. Davidson R 3-5 / TBA
SPRING 2014
COL 5108H	Affinities: Readings of Realism and Radicalism	E-L Jagoe R 11-1 / TBA
SPA 1101H	Topics in the Acquisition of Spanish	A. Pérez-Leroux T 1-3 / TBA
SPA 1104H	Experimental Approaches to Sound Variation and Change	L. Colantoni M 2-4 / TBA
SPA 2912H	Passions of the Soul and 15th Century Spanish Love Fiction	S. Munjic R 1-3 / TBA
SPA 2402	Detective Fiction in Latin America	R. Sarabia W 4-6 / TBA

Registration Procedures

New and continuing students begin their registration at the School of Graduate Studies (SGS) with payment of fees. (NB: Continuing students cannot register if they have any outstanding debts from the previous year, e.g., fees, library fines, bookstore debts, Health Service charges, etc., or if the terminal date for completion of the degree has expired.) Students then proceed to the Graduate Coordinator of the Department who, in consultation with the student, enters the courses to be taken on a registration form. The signed form is then sent to the SGS for approval. Changes may still be made in a student's program, but such changes must be reported to the Graduate Coordinator. All changes and final enrolment must be completed by September 26.

For students in the Ph.D. program, registration covers a full calendar year, from September until the end of August of the following year. Students in the M.A. program who intend to engage in research, reading, and/or course work during the summer must register separately for the Summer Session. Forms for Summer Registration are available from the Graduate Coordinator in late April.

Dates for Changes

Sept. 26	Final date to enrol in full (Y,A,L) courses and in half (H,F) courses Final date for submission of enrolment forms to SGS
Oct. 31	Final date to withdraw from A or F courses without academic penalty (the forms must be at SGS by this date)
Jan. 23	Final date to enrol in B and S courses
Feb. 27	Final date to withdraw from Y, H, L, S courses or from a program without academic penalty (the forms must be at SGS by this date)

Course Work Deadlines

Course work must be completed in sufficient time to allow grades to be submitted by the following dates:

A, F courses	Jan. 13
Y, H, B, S courses	May 11
L courses	Sept. 1

An extension may be permitted in Y, H, B and S courses. However, individual professors may with to follow the SGS ruling (i.e. submission of grades by May 11) and may, therefore, establish earlier deadlines for completion of work in their courses. For grading practices, consult the Calendar.

 

Problems

If a student has a problem with a course, he or she should first approach the instructor in the course. If the problem cannot be resolved at this stage, one should go to the Graduate Coordinator, who should also be consulted concerning a problem of more general nature. The next step is the Chair of the Department and then the Associate Dean, Division I, School of Graduate Studies. There is an appeals committe at SGS which is empowered to deal with every aspect of academic programs within SGS.