Course Schedules

Courses Schedules, Guides and Other Information

COURSE SCHEDULE FALL 2013

GERO101: AGING AND SOCIETY

GERO300: INTRODUCTION TO GERONTOLOGY

GERO301: RESEARCH METHODS IN GERONTOLOGY

GERO408: FAMILIES OVER THE LIFE COURSE

GERO410: LONG TERM CARE ADMINISTRATION

GERO802: DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF HEALTH PROMOTION PROGRAMS FOR THE ELDERLY

GERO806: INTERDISCIPLINARY THEORIES IN GERONTOLOGY

GERO820: PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICES OF HEALTH PROMOTION

All students are expected to read and understand SFU’s policies with regard to academic dishonesty (T10.02 and T10.03). These policies are available on the web at: http://www.sfu.ca/policies/teaching/index.htm

Note that:

* You may NOT submit all or a portion of the same work for credit in two different courses

* You may NOT represent another person’s work as your own for course assignments (this includes purchasing or representing other students’ papers, in whole or part, or hiring someone to write a paper for you.)

* You must NOT plagiarize; that is, you must acknowledge the sources of facts, information, analyses, interpretations, and arguments you incorporate in your work, whether the sources is written, spoken communication, or the internet and whether it is published or unpublished. Appropriate documentation of your sources is necessary when you quote, paraphrase or incorporate information and ideas generated by others.

Other Information

For information about enrolling in the Ph.D., Masters, Diploma, or Minor in Gerontology contact:

Anne Marie Barrett
tel: 778-782-5065
e-mail: geradmin@sfu.ca

Gerontology Information Resources: This guide lists selected print and electronic information sources available to SFU faculty, students, and staff. Including "Help with course assignments".

[PDF]Simon Fraser University Department of Gerontology Constitution

NOTE: Offerings are subject to change. For more information check the Time Table atSFU Student Services