Fax: 613.520. Email:emcp@carleton.ca

ENRICHMENT MINI-COURSES PROGRAM

IMPORTANT: Place this letter on your dashboard to waive the parking fee (valid ONLY for Sunday, May 4, 2014). Dear Parents: We are delighted that your child has chosen Carleton University (CU) for the Enrichment Mini-Courses Program (EMCP 2014).

On Sunday, May 4, 2014 you are welcome to join us at the EMCP Orientation Day. This is an opportunity to meet the instructors and get oriented with CU campus where your child will be attending the EMCP class for the week. A typical orientation session will last for about an hour. We anticipate close to 3000 people attending the orientation. To avoid big crowds, we have scheduled three orientation sessions, as follows;

Courses # 200-218 at 1pm,

Courses # 219-236 at 2pm,

Courses # 237-257 at 3pm. We request that you attend the designated time for your orientation.

If you are interested in a formal guided tour of the campus, please register online at: http://admissions.carleton.ca/enrichment-mini-courses-program-tours/. The tour would take about 45 minutes and this will be offered at 2 pm and at 3 pm.

We have enclosed the brochure (orange) outlining the program, along with the leaflet (Quick Guide to Carleton) that you can review in advance before the orientation. We will be meeting in the TORY QUAD area (please refer to the map on the back of the brochure). Please read these brochures carefully and make sure to note the time of your orientation session and the alternative location in case of inclement weather.

You may be interested to know that this year, four $1,000 scholarships are presented to former EMCP students if they qualify. Each student who attends a mini-course at Carleton University is eligible to apply and COULD QUALIFY for a $1,000 scholarship upon admission to a first year undergraduate program at Carleton University. For additional information on the EMCP scholarships or other details about the EMCP at Carleton University, please visit http://www.carleton.ca/emcp.

We look forward to meeting you on Sunday, May 4, 2014. Sincerely, Nestor B. Querido Enrichment Mini-Courses Program (EMCP) Carleton University 1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, ON K1S-5B6

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EMCP 2014 ORIENTATION DAY

www.carleton.ca/emcp

WELCOME!

e are delighted that you have chosen Carleton University for an enrichment program this year. Throughout its thirty-three year history, the EMCP has given thousands of students a chance to experience learning in a post-secondary setting. As well, this unique event has given us the opportunity to showcase Carleton’s

academic programs and facilities.

Start the week at Carleton University by meeting your instructor and classmates! On Sunday May 4, 2014 at 1pm, 2pm, or 3pm sessions, we invite you to join us on campus for the Enrichment Mini-Courses Program (EMCP) Orientation day. Students and parents will meet outside the TORY QUAD area and will be escorted to their respective classroom for an orientation session. Please make note of your orientation time:

For courses 200 - 218, your orientation session is at 1pm. For courses 219 - 236, your orientation session is at 2pm. For courses 237 - 257, your orientation session is at 3pm. Please note; in case of inclement weather, we will meet in the UniCenter “Galleria.”

Discover Carleton’s learning environment! We are delighted to introduce you to our excellent academic programs offered in a friendly, informal atmosphere of the EMCP. We want you to feel at home and part of Carleton’s community.

During your week at Carleton, you will have a chance to explore

and enjoy the University and its beautiful surroundings. To make your EMCP week memorable, each student will receive a commemorative EMCP 2014 Carleton T-shirt. On Wednesday at noon, there will be activities held in the UniCentre Galleria. We’ll draw prizes that include Carleton collectibles and souvenirs. Finally, a certificate will be provided to all students who successfully completed the EMCP ‘14 week.

Scholarships are also presented annually to former EMCP

students. Each student who attends a mini-course at Carleton is ELIGIBLE to apply, and COULD qualify for one of the four $1,000 scholarship upon admission to the University in their first year of studies. For more information, please visit:

http://www.carleton.ca/emcp/programs/application.pdf

IMPORTANT: When parking for the EMCP Orientation,

please place the enclosed letter (white insert) from this brochure on your dashboard as your parking pass.

NOTE: The parking pass that you’ve placed on your dashboard (letter) on Sunday is only good on the Orientation day. Parents and students will be expected to pay for parking during the week. Please note: scooters, skateboards & roller blades ARE NOT PERMITTED ON CAMPUS.

ORIENTATION AGENDA

1. Gather at the orientation site

(QUAD) 2. Meet your instructor 3. Meet your classmates 4. Visit your classroom 5. Receive highlights for mini-course

week 6. Return tomorrow for

classes (9:00 am-3:00 pm daily) NEED INFORMATION? Call our Information Hotline Tel: 613.520.2600 ext. 7095 Web: http://www.carleton.ca/emcp NEED HELP FINDING YOUR CLASSROOM? Come to the Tory Foyer on the Main Floor (3rd level) of the Tory Building, Monday, May 5 at 8:15 a.m. Guides will take you to your classroom.

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ORIENTATION DAY - SUNDAY, MAY 4, 2014 AT 1PM, 2PM, OR 3PM SESSIONS

1:00 PM SESSION FOR COURSES 200 THROUGH 218 **RAIN LOCATION: MEET IN THE UNICENTRE – GALLERIA

2:00 PM SESSION FOR COURSES 219 THROUGH 236 **RAIN LOCATION: MEET IN THE UNICENTRE – GALLERIA Course Course Title Instructor Classroom

219 Small but Mighty! Electrical and Electronic Components and Circuits Francisca Adaramola ME 3235

220 Energy for Today and Tomorrow Craig G. Merrett TB 204

221 Architectural Puzzling Adriana Ross UC 280

222 Game Design Like a Pro! Rufino R. Ansara AP 136

223 The Future of Electronics Ehsan Ghias-Begloo CB 3104

224 Vibration Fixation Andrew Price TB 215

225 Combo course: How to get cheap solar power and program a robotic race car Nagui Mikhail ME 4195

226 Be a Civil Engineer for one Week and Build your Mini House M. A Majeed UC 378

227 Got Law? An Introduction to Law and Sentencing Barbara Ann Vocisano SA 403

228 Life in Front of a Camera: Image, Identity, and Celebrity Culture Rebecca Elliott SA 311

229 Media, Memes, and Mashups: Taking Charge in New and Social Media Suzanne Waldman RB 2308

230 People for Sale? Understanding and Challenging Modern Day Slavery Christina Harrison Baird SA 406

231 A Visit to Europe from Canada Ece Yilmaz SA 409

233 How to be a Dictator Caitlin Keaney SA 413

234 Experiments within poverty: A look at poverty around the world Brianna Strumm SA 415

235 Become the leader of Russia, the US or Iran…for a week!- Think and behave like a state!

Ardit Skora SA 417

236 Captain America vs. Captain Canuk: Comparing National Similarities and Differences from “Eh?” to Zamboni

Stephanie Kloibhofer SA 515

Course Course Title Instructor Classroom

200 Nature’s Wonders: From Rocks to Plants to Fishes and other Animals Alisa Chung/Caleigh Delle Palme

RB 3201

201 What is Evolution? Fact, Fiction and Fundamentals William Hughes RB 1201

202 Adventures in Mathematics James Bondar HP 4351

203 Mysteries and Myths: An Exploration of Mental Health Laura Friberg CB 3400

204 Computer Science and Games: Just for GIRLS! Gail Carmichael CB 2400

205 Chance, Confidence, Certainty, Cancer, Causality, Correlation Ahmed Almusket HP 1160

206 The Recipe for Entertainment: Computer Science and Video Games Jiayu Li ME 3174

207 Youth Health Detective: Examining early life stress and illness in Canada Nazneen Rustom ME 3190

208 Experimental Microbiology: A hands on approach to exploring the unseen world around us

Melissa Kohlman TB 102

209 Discovering the Brain Rim Khazall and Harry MacKay

TB 217

210 Short Circuit Abdolriza Shirvani HP 5151

211 Computer See, Computer Do: A hands-on Exploration of Code and Interactive Art Anthony Scavarelli AP 134

212 Web Wizardry 101 Jesse Gerroir ME 3328

213 The Future is Now: Design Your Own Superhero! Jessie Thavonekham ME 3473

214 Re-Making Your World: From Garbage to Goods! Neil Voorneveld ME 3475

215 Design Tools for the Digital World of the 21st century! Johnny El-Alam AP 236

216 Humans in Space!-Past, Present and Future Barbara Eade TB 219

217 Predicting Heart Attacks and Building Terminator Arms: How Biomedical Engineers are Saving the World

Patrick Quesnel Geoff Clarke

SA 402

218 Let’s Build a Driverless Car! Graham Eatherley AA 510

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3:00 PM SESSION FOR COURSES 237 THROUGH 257 **RAIN LOCATION: MEET IN THE UNICENTRE – GALLERIA

Course Course Title Instructor Classroom

237 Yo Dawg! Exploring Hip Hop and the Language of Resistance Greer Brabazon SA 518

238 Write by the River- Explore, reading, writing, travel, & life Richard Taylor RB 3224

239 Deciphering Hidden Messages in Music Videos Zahira Sarwar SA 502

240 “Ceci n’est pas une pipe”: Thinking like an Artist Christina Dore SA 501

241 “Guerilla in the Midst”: Considering Graffiti Art Anna Khimasia UC 376

242 The Anthropology of Science Fiction Rodney Nelson SA 303

243 Beyond “good” grammar: Language made unboring Erin Bidlake SA 517

244 A Picture’s Worth a Thousand Words: understanding the images around us Sheena Ellison SA 505

245 “The L337 Pen: Narrative and Plot Constructs in Video Games” Erica Leighton RB 3202

246 Music and Politics Jennifer Bernston UC 279

247 Do you wonder why people behave the way they do? Georgina Faddoul SA 314

248 Books on Film Lina Shoumarova SA 506

249 Growing up in Borderland: Teenagers on the Margins Alejandro Hernandez/Anthony Minichilli

RB 1200

252 Bippity-Boppity-What?! Jumping Down the Rabbit Hole of Disney Movies Sarah Spear TB 206

253 Picture This! The Secret Language of Images Brittney Anne Bos SA 313

254 I Love Rock n Roll: Introducing a Popular Music Genre Michael Audette-Longo SA 516

255 Fe(men)ism is for Everybody! Or, how I learned to stop worrying and love the F-bomb

Sarah Rodimon/Melissa Conte TB 213

257 Bitten by the Travel Bug Evelyn Boy-Mena/Devyn Stackhouse

SA 520

Building Codes (refer to campus map on back page)

DT Dunton Tower HP Herzberg Physics LA Loeb Building MC Minto Centre ME Mackenzie Building PA Paterson Hall ML MacOdrum Library AT Azrieli Theatre SA Southam Hall SC Steacie Building TB Tory Building UC UniCentre RB River Building

THE EMCP ORIENTATION MEETS IN THE QUAD AREA*

ON SUNDAY, MAY 4, 2014 *See Rain Locations

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TORY QUAD

Getting to Carleton

OC Transpo

The bus routes that service Carleton University include the numbers 4, 7, and

111. Please contact OC Transpo to confirm routes, times, and/or changes in their

schedules.

O-Train

The O-Train also stops at Carleton’s

campus. You can find the schedule at www.octranspo.com or at the O-Train

stations.

Visitor’s Parking at Carleton Metered Lots: All metered lots are

based on the rate of $1.75 for half an hour.

P1 Behind the MacOdrum Library P8 Behind the Loeb Building

Pay and Display Lots: All Pay and Display lots are based on a rate of $1.75 per half hour up to a 4-hour maximum of $13.00,

except for P6 which offers a maximum of $10.00.

P1 Behind the MacOdrum Library

P2 In front of the University Centre P10 Behind the Carleton Technology

& Training Centre Parking Garage (Levels 2 & 3)

P6 Near Bronson Avenue, beside Anniversary Park

Parking is $3.00 on Saturday and Sunday

Building Codes

AT Azrieli Theatre

CTTC Carleton Technology & Training Centre

DT Dunton Tower HP Herzberg Physics

LA Loeb Building MC Minto Centre

ME Mackenzie Building ML MacOdrum Library

PA Patterson Hall

RB River Building SA Southam Hall

SC Steacie Building SP St. Patrick’s Building

TB Tory Building

UC University Centre

Mid-Week Event

Wednesday, May 7th, 12:00 noon - 1:00 pm

Come out to the UniCentre Galleria and

enjoy your lunch with all your fellow EMCP

classmates! Free cotton candy and popcorn will be available and you’ll have a chance to

win a prize! Ask your instructor for more details.

Phone: 613.520.2600 ext. 7095

Email: emcp@carleton.ca

The EMCP Headquarter and the Hospitality Room are located in 234 and 240 Tory Building, respectively.

EMCP is administered at Carleton by: www.carleton.ca/cuol

ENRICHMENT MINI-COURSES PROGRAM

EMCP 2014

Quick Guide to Carleton

Things you need to know!

Since 1981

Orientation Day

Sunday, May 4, 2014 at the Tory QUAD

1 pm session: courses 200-218

2 pm session: courses 219-236

3 pm session: courses 237-257

Rain Location:

UniCentre “Galleria”

EMCP Week

Monday–Friday

May 5–9, 2014

9:00 am to 3:00 pm emcp@carleton.ca

www.carleton.ca/emcp

Lost? Come to the Information Booth, located in the Tory Foyer. The HQ is in room 234 of the Tory Building. Open from 8:15 am to 3:30 pm

Hungry? For snacks, vending machines are located throughout the campus. For lunch, try one of the following: Fourth Level, University Centre Hours: 7:30 am-2:30 pm

Food Court Second Level, University Centre Hours: 8:00 am-8:00 pm

Loeb Café First Level, Loeb Building Hours: Mon-Thurs: 7:30 am -7:00 pm;

Fridays 7:30 am-3:00 pm

Sick? Suite 2600 CTTC Building Phone: 613.520.6674

Hours: 8:30 am-4:30 pm Health Services can help you with any problems you might have during your time at Carleton. Feel free to

walk in and see a nurse anytime, or you can make an appointment to see a doctor.

If you need regular allergy shots, you can store your serum at the clinic and the nurse will administer your injections. Please remember to bring your health card to every visit. Medical emergencies should be directed to the University Safety Department mobile unit at 613.520.4444.

Other Facilities:

Bookstore Main Floor, University Centre Hours: 8:30 am-4:30 pm The University Bookstore offers a wide range of books, clothing, stationary, and accessories. MacOdrum Library Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00 am-6:00 pm during the EMCP week. As a mini-course student, you have full access to the library. However, all materials must be used within the library. Study space is available throughout the five floors. UniCentre Store First Level, University Centre Hours: 9:00 am-7:00 pm You can purchase sundries, magazines, greeting cards and snacks from the UniCentre store. The campus Post Office is also available at this location.

EMCP Scholarship

Each student who attends a mini-course at Carleton becomes eligible to apply and COULD QUALIFY for a $1000.00 scholarship upon admission to the University in their first year of studies. The scholarship is presented

annually to five former mini-course students with the highest academic standing upon admission to the University. The scholarship presented annually was established in 1990 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Enrichment Mini-Courses program. In the upcoming 2014-15 academic year, the scholarship will be awarded to four candidates who have the highest scholastic standing of all the candidates who are eligible for the award.

No. 2014 Course Title Location 200 Nature’s Wonders: From Rocks to Plants to Fishes and other Animals RB 3201

201 What is Evolution? Fact, Fiction and Fundamentals RB 1201

202 Adventures in Mathematics HP 4351

203 Mysteries and Myths: An Exploration of Mental Health CB 3400

204 Computer Science and Games: Just for GIRLS! CB 2400

205 Chance, Confidence, Certainty, Cancer, Causality, Correlation HP 1160

206 The Recipe for Entertainment: Computer Science and Video Games ME 3174

207 Youth Health Detective: Examining early life stress and illness in Canada ME 3190

208 Experimental Microbiology: A hands on approach to exploring the unseen world around us TB 102

209 Discovering the Brain TB 217

210 Short Circuit HP 5151

211 Computer See, Computer Do: A hands-on Exploration of Code and Interactive Art AP 134

212 Web Wizardry 101 ME 3328

213 The Future is Now: Design Your Own Superhero! ME 3473

214 Re-Making Your World: From Garbage to Goods! ME 3475

215 Design Tools for the Digital World of the 21st century! AP 236

216 Humans in Space!-Past, Present and Future TB 219

217 Predicting Heart Attacks and Building Terminator Arms: How Biomedical Engineers are Saving the World

SA 402

218 Let’s Build a Driverless Car! AA 510

219 Small but Mighty! Electrical and Electronic Components and Circuits ME 3235

220 Energy for Today and Tomorrow TB 204

221 Architectural Puzzling UC 280

222 Game Design Like a Pro! AP 136

223 The Future of Electronics CB 3104

224 Vibration Fixation TB 215

225 Combo course: How to get cheap solar power and program a robotic race car ME 4195

226 Be a Civil Engineer for one Week and Build your Mini House UC 378

227 Got Law? An Introduction to Law and Sentencing SA 403

228 Life in Front of a Camera: Image, Identity, and Celebrity Culture SA 311

229 Media, Memes, and Mashups: Taking Charge in New and Social Media RB 2308

230 People for Sale? Understanding and Challenging Modern Day Slavery SA 406

231 A Visit to Europe from Canada SA 409

233 How to be a Dictator SA 413

234 Experiments within poverty: A look at poverty around the world SA 415

235 Become the leader of Russia, the US or Iran…for a week!- Think and behave like a state! SA 417

236 Captain America vs. Captain Canuk: Comparing National Similarities and Differences from

“Eh?” to Zamboni

SA 515

237 Yo Dawg! Exploring Hip Hop and the Language of Resistance SA 518

238 Write by the River- Explore, reading, writing, travel, & life RB 3224

239 Deciphering Hidden Messages in Music Videos SA 502

240 “Ceci n’est pas une pipe”: Thinking like an Artist SA 501

241 “Guerilla in the Midst”: Considering Graffiti Art UC 376

242 The Anthropology of Science Fiction SA 303

243 Beyond “good” grammar: Language made unboring SA 517

244 A Picture’s Worth a Thousand Words: understanding the images around us SA 505

245 “The L337 Pen: Narrative and Plot Constructs in Video Games” RB 3202

246 Music and Politics UC 279

247 Do you wonder why people behave the way they do? SA 314

248 Books on Film SA 506

249 Growing up in Borderland: Teenagers on the Margins RB 1200

252 Bippity-Boppity-What?! Jumping Down the Rabbit Hole of Disney Movies TB 206

253 Picture This! The Secret Language of Images SA 313

254 I Love Rock n Roll: Introducing a Popular Music Genre SA 516

255 Fe(men)ism is for Everybody! Or, how I learned to stop worrying and love the F-bomb TB 213

257 Bitten by the Travel Bug SA 520