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Institutions
University of Guelph, Annual Conference on Human Sexuality and Training Institutes
Dr. Claude A. Guldner
Guelph ONT
Guelph Ontario N1G 2W1
Phone: +01-519-824-4120 Ext. -6335
Fax: +01-519-821-4988
E-mail: lzehr@uoguelph.ca
Dr. Joseph Josy Levy
Case Postale 8888, Sucursale Centre Ville Montréal
Montréal, Province of Québec, H3C 3P8
Phone: +01-514-987-4453
Fax: +01-514-987-6787
Pierre Assalian
Montreal General Hospital
1650 Cedar Avenue
Montreal, Ontario H3G 1A4
Phone: +01-416- 466-5304
Fax: +01-416-778-0785
E-Mail: mhayes@ls.mgh.mcgill.ca
Pierre.assalian@muhc.mcgill.ca
Michael Barret, PhD.
850 Coxwell Avenue
Toronto, Ontario M4C 5R1
Phone: +01-416- 466-5304
Fax: +01-416-778-0785
Internet: http://www.sieccan.org
Vancouver Hospital
855 West 12th Avenue
Vancouver , British Columbia
56 Temperance Street, Suite 201
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
P.O.Box 639, Station A
Toronto, Ontario
Canada M5W 1G2
Phone: +01-416- 777-2755 or +01-204- 284-5208
Fax:
E-Mail: queeries@clga.ca
Internet: www.clga.ca/archives/ (more than 300 pages so far)
In existence since: 1973
Supported by:
The Archives depends on people committed to preserving that history as a legacy for generations to come.
Purpose / aims / goals:
Material in the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives and its James Fraser Library is broadly divided into two categories: archival holdings and library collections.
Subjects covered by the collection:
Our library collections are much like those in any library in terms of format -- but are distinct in being of special relevance to gay and lesbian history.
Holdings:
Records: Material donated by individuals and organizations -- including everything from business files to personal correspondence. Such unique holdings are the heart of any archives. This is the best place to begin if you're interested in a person or group whose records are likely to be held in the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives.
Vertical files: More than 9,000 files we've compiled over the years, mostly on people and groups, with a few covering specific events. Another place to look if you've got a name or occasion in mind.
Photographs: More than 7,000. A partial inventory is available -- but so far only in print.
Posters: Our collection includes more than 2,000, promoting everything from dances to demos to films, plays, and displays. There's a partial, printed inventory of these, too.
Sound recordings: More than 1,300 LPs, CDs, 45s, and over 2,000 hours of audiotape, including radio programs, interviews and oral histories.
Moving images: Films and videos, including gay & lesbian-produced features, documentaries and TV shows.
Art works: Original creations in various media.
Artifacts: Hundreds of historical objects -- T-shirts, banners, badges, buttons, matchbooks and much more.
James Fraser Library collections
Books: More than 5,000 titles, including a growing collection of rare volumes and limited editions.
Monographs: Pamphlets, chapbooks, offprints, scripts, theses -- more than 1,000 in all, including many rare finds.
Lesbian and gay periodicals: The world's largest single collection -- more than 5,600 titles. Also available here online: an international directory of more than 7,200 queer publications -- covering the last 100 years.
General periodicals with content by or about lesbians or gay men -- about 1,500 titles -- as well as extensive files of Canadian daily press clippings.
Services offered:
on request
Service hours:
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings between 7:30 and 10:00 p.m., or by appointment (closed in August).
Service fees:
on request
For Publications: click here.
Manitoba Institute on Society and Sexuality (Manitoba Gay and Lesbian Archive)
Jeremy Buchner
Suite 1-222 Osborne Street South, Winnipeg
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 2Z6
Phone: +01-204- 474-0212 or +01-204- 284-5208
Fax: (+204) 478-1160
Dr. Claude A. Guldner
University of Guelph, Annual Conference on Human Sexuality and Training Institutes
Guelph ONT
Guelph Ontario N1G 2W1
Phone: +01-519-824-4120 Ext. -6335
Fax: +01-519-821-4988
E-Mail: lzehr@uoguelph.ca
Name of program:
Intensive Training Institute in Sex Therapy
Admission requirements:
Professional qualification in a mental health field or a student currently enroled in a mental health professional training program.
Duration of program:
Five days; 45 hours.
Training languages:
English
Contents / Curriculum
Required courses
theoretical courses:
practica:
Optional courses
theoretical courses:
practica:
Graduation requirements
oral examination:
written examination:
thesis /dissertation:
Degrees / diplomas / certificates offered:
Students are expected to complete a case formulation and rationale for practice. They are also required to complete a paper of approximately 20 pages focusing upon a researched topic related to the field of sex therapy.
Degrees / diplomas / certificates recognized by:
Certificate which is recognized by various continuing educational bodies as well as this course by the Board of Examiners in Sex Therapy and Counselling in Ontario.
Tuition and fees:
UNIVERSITY OF QUEBEC
DEPARTMENT OF SEXOLOGY
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
NAME OF OVERALL ORGANIZATION / ACADEMIC INSTITUTION:
University of Quebec
NAME OF INSTITUTIONAL / ORGANIZATIONAL SUBUNIT SPONSORING OPPORTUNITY:
Department of Sexology
NAME OF OPPORTUNITY:
Degrees in sexology
OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION:
PURPOSE:
To develop interdisciplinary knowledge and skills in sexology to prepare students for careers in the field of education and prevention in schools, health, social and community agencies or to pursue an M.A. in sex therapy, sex research or in advanced sex education (program elaboration and evaluation)
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
B.A. College degree or age 22 with relevant experience
M.A. B.A. in sexology or in another relevant discipline
PERFORMANCE / COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTS:
B.A. 90 credits, 12 of which are for practica
M.A. 45 credits, 12 of which are for clinical work under supervision
DEGREE / CERTIFICATION / ENDORSEMENT GRANTED OR TO BE EARNED (if any):
B.A. in Sexology, M.A. in Sexology
ORGANIZATION ENDORSED / ACCREDITED / APPROVED BY (e.g., governmental agency, regulatory agency, professional organization endorsement, etc.):
University of Quebec
OTHER (This section can include language of instruction and any other information of interest.):
French
CONTACT PERSON:
| NAME / TITLE: |
Robert Gemme, Ph.D. |
| MAILING ADDRESS: |
Department of Sexology |
| PHONE (+ international code): |
+1 (514) 987-3000, ext. 4453 |
| FAX: |
+1(514)987-6787 |
| EMAIL: | |
| PROGRAM WEBSITE: |
N/A |
Daniel Sansfaçon
Université du Québec à Montréal
Case portale 8888, succursale Centre-Ville
Montréal H3C 3P8
Phone: ( +1-514 ) 987-3639
Name of program:
Bachelor degree in sexology (Baccalauréat en sexologie)
Admission requirements:
B.A. in sexology, or equivalent training in related field (medicine, psychology, social work, criminology etc.)
Duration of program:
Training languages:
French
Details have not been provided.
DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY RELATIONS AND APPLIED NUTRITION
Guelph, Ontario, Canada
NAME OF OVERALL ORGANIZATION / ACADEMIC INSTITUTION:
University of Guelph
NAME OF INSTITUTIONAL / ORGANIZATIONAL SUBUNIT SPONSORING OPPORTUNITY:
Department of Family Relations and Applied Nutrition
NAME OF OPPORTUNITY:
Advanced and doctoral degrees in family relations and human development, with choice of emphasis on child and adolescent development, social and personality development, parent-child relations, social gerontology, human sexuality, family roles and relations, marriage and family therapy
OPPORTUNITY DESCRIPTION:
PURPOSE:
To develop interdisciplinary breadth, professional competency and specialization in area of emphasis, to make the best use of students' interests and prior experience
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
B.A. or B.S. or honors degree, or equivalent, in almost any field, 3.5 (on 4.0 scale) GPA in last two years. apply by February 1 of any year, information through contact person (see below)
PERFORMANCE / COURSEWORK REQUIREMENTS:
Depends on program, information through contact person (see below)
DEGREE / CERTIFICATION / ENDORSEMENT GRANTED OR TO BE EARNED (if any):
M.Sc., Ph.D.
ORGANIZATION ENDORSED / ACCREDITED / APPROVED BY (e.g., governmental agency, regulatory agency, professional organization endorsement, etc.):
University of Guelph, AAAMFT - master's program
OTHER (This section can include language of instruction and any other information of interest.):
CONTACT PERSON:
| NAME / TITLE: |
Graduate Coordinator |
| MAILING ADDRESS: |
Department of Family Relationsand
Applied Nutrition |
| PHONE (+ international code): |
+1 (519) 824-4120, ext. 3582 |
| FAX: |
+1(519)827-66-0691 |
| EMAIL: | |
| PROGRAM WEBSITE: |
Jeremy Buchner
Manitoba Institute on Society and Sexuality (Manitoba Gay and Lesbian Archive)
Suite 1-222 Osborne Street South, Winnipeg
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3C 2Z6
Phone: +01-204- 474-0212 or +01-204- 284-5208
Fax: (+204) 478-1160
Name of program:
Breaking Barriers (anti-homophobia training)
Admission requirements:
Member of caring (health, social work, etc.) or teaching professions.
Duration of program:
2 - 8 hours
Training languages:
English, French
Details have not been provided.
Département de sexologie
Université du Québec à Montréal
Dr. Joseph Josy Levy
CP 8888 succursale, Centre-Ville
Montréal, Québec H3C 3P8
Phone: +01-514-987-4453
Fax: +01-514-987-6787
Service des publications
Université du Québec à Montréal (Revue sexologique)
CP 8888 succursale, Centre-Ville
Montréal, Québec H3C 3P8
Phone:
Fax:
Sex Information and Education Council of Canada SIECCAN
Michael Barret, PhD.
850 Coxwell Avenue
East York Ontario M4C SR1
Phone: +01-416- 466-5304
Fax: +01-416-778-0785
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