BCPEKA Meetings May Camosun College, Victoria, BC

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1 BCPEKA Meetings May Camosun College, Victoria, BC Minutes Day 1- Monday, May 5, 2014 Attendees: Paul Kennedy, UBCV Lara Duke, Douglas College Brad Reimer, VIU Emma Russell, CapU Peter Moyls, Thompson Rivers University Rick Bell, UVic Alex Carre Camosun College Gord Inglis Camosun College David Erickson, TWU Amber Johnson, UFV Alison Pritchard-Orr, UFV Sally Stewart, UBCO (Chair) Ann Holmes, CNC (Minute-taker) Dana Maslovat, Langara College Tony Leyland, SFU 1:40 pm) Jani Vogell, COTR 1:50 pm) Regrets: Okanagan College North Island College 1:07 pm - Meeting called to order by Sally Introductions Welcome information from Gord, Sally Program Summary Document (Peter) circulated for updates, to include online courses this year 1:15 pm Institutional Reports see attached reports: Camosun College - Discussion of credentials Capilano University - Issue with University Act (court case), creating tension on campus 1

2 College of New Caledonia - Block transfer possibilities with Camosun College Douglas College - Additions: visiting faculty member from Switzerland since January - Discussion of Masters (and partnership with Douglas) post-degree diploma that ladders into Masters (from Wales) College of the Rockies - Discussion of online courses (KINS 205 Nutrition) Langara College - Massage Therapy program started this fall using KINS instructors for A & P - Post-Secondary Review concerns (Core Review in government) - Possibility of collaborative research projects - Issue of too many students in program, difficulty getting into specific courses North Island College (submitted electronically by Kelly) - ACTION ITEM Sally to forward report to committee members - 5 full-time students - Essentially first year of Camosun College s program and then transfer Okanagan College (submitted electronically) Simon Fraser University - Applied Human Nutrition Certificate is being discontinued job issues, numbers were dwindling - Ergonomics seems to be growing jobs are improving (but students seem to be unclear about this pathway) - Discussion of research and teaching faculty Thompson Rivers University - Articulation grid course-by-course at various institutions (receiving) - Climate is challenging Trinity Western University - Assessment of transfer credit, see David - Social activities and ideas for HKIN students to build cohesion University of British Columbia Okanagan - Issues with growth, degree progression, policies - Challenges with budget no sessionals - Curriculum review within the department (content teams) - ACTION ITEM Sally to circulate the Education component from KMKN 2

3 University of British Columbia Vancouver - New 5 year degree with dual degrees (Ed + KINS) - All students in KINS to take Statistics and Research Methods courses (moved into core) for 2015 currently in 3 rd year but may be moved to 2 nd year o Discussion about rationale, smaller institutions offering this as a course University of the Fraser Valley Vancouver Island University - Growing workload of being a chair/coordinator - Global Sports class (alternating years) Template for standardization not necessary - Sally - Logo required, PDF not required Fitness Certifications Sally - Handout from UBC-O for obtaining Fitness Leadership Certification for students using CFES (Canadian Fitness Education Service) - BCRPA is still recognized more provincially - Course content vs. national curriculum issues with faculty - Issue of KINS students not knowing the exercise techniques or the pedagogy piece of how to teach it - Gord Canadian Sport for Life Break for day at 5:25 pm Day 2- Tuesday, May 6, 2014 Attendees: Connie, Camosun College (regrets from Gord Inglis) Brian Chapell, Douglas College (Dean for Science and Technology) John Fitzgibbon, BCCAT System Liaison for BCCAT 9:00 am Brief discussion & overview on role and issues at BCCAT Institutional report University of Victoria - Spelling mistake, too many o s in Dr. Olav s name - Co-op is popular and many students are getting placed internationally Ann Holmes reported (gratefully) on her research, link to online survey will be sent to BCPEKA representatives in the coming month Discussion on A & P articulation committee meeting biology department rep or standalone committee (A & P coordinates with biology meeting) 3

4 - Question of program vs. courses/subject areas (A & P is housed in academic unit of KINS) - Document that summarizes articulation A & P in the province - ACTION ITEM Sally to circulate document - Health Educators Articulation meeting is separate from biology (name may be questionable as compared to the work of the committee) - Issue may be sharing across the institutions - ACTION ITEM Ann to share institutional meeting information from CNC at the end of May (send to Sally for sharing) Transfer Innovation Funding Project Alison & Amber Documents provided Definitions of Block Transfer and Flexible Pre-Major (categories of courses) provided Discussion items: - Course-by-course specific details - Core courses (18 credits + electives) - Biodynamics (can a lower-level Exercise Physiology course cover this?), Anatomy (with & without a lab component), Nutrition course - CUPEKA accreditation issues, BCAK accreditation still not possible - Philosophy of block transfer structure mapped out, content, interested institutions Breakout discussions (after active meeting) - Common courses/core - Determine who is interested in this concept as a group - May get agreement with a smaller block for example: 40 credits, determine WHAT do we want to transfer - Is there a best approach? Take the time and effort to meet with all the institutions block transfer, bridging, flexible pre-major? - Is this project formalizing course-by-course? Or figuring out what we ALL share? (for example: core + certifications) - Or is a one-year core more suitable? - Movement to accept the common curriculum for the Block (rather than contentspecific) - Double transfer issues students doing a year and then transferring to a college for a diploma, then transferring for a degree - Ensuring that individuality and uniqueness at each instruction is maintained o Is the uniqueness an issue at the lower level (core) vs. the upper level (receiving/degree-granting institutions) - SWOT Analysis detailed analysis strengths, weaknesses, opportunities & threats o Why and what are we doing (first) and then the structure will come into place? - UVic, UBC, SFU is there a point to participating (student enrolment is not an issue)? - Challenge is that the larger the block (i.e., 60 credits), the less flexible it will become 4

5 - Is a hybrid model like 40 credits + bridging credits a better solution? (using a common core) - What is the upside & downside? (SWOT Analysis) = Paul - KINS as a profession or a discipline? - Goals/Steps for proposal submission date is May 23, 2014 (letter of intent): 1. SWOT Analysis i.e., flexible pre-major help our students with their mobility across institutions, what are the barriers, what are our options to address these barriers, etc. 2. Best approach to work with each institution 3. Advocating for our field of study 4. Determine core courses & certifications 5. Looking at a profession of KINS - Tiers of KINS 1 and KINS 2 graduate designations depending on outcomes with degree < LUNCH BREAK > Discussion for next year s articulation meeting 2015 Capilano hosting meeting + Conference (Emma to chair conference) - Tomorrow will determine content, themes 2016 CNC, Prince George Transfer Innovation Project (Continued): - Amber to spearhead project MOTION: The BCPEKA supports the TIF process and submission to BCCAT. Moved: Sally Stewart 2 nd : Peter Moyles Carried Timeline discussion for project Discussion of documents 2:55 pm Adjournment for activity Day 3- Wednesday, May 7, 2014 Attendees: Regrets from: Emma Russell, Dana Maslovat Planning for Capilano College: - Conference ideas: 5

6 o Themes: Ann s research, Wendy s Masters information, A&P/Pedagogy research with students teaching/research focus Evolving, Involving Classroom, Engagement techniques o Scholarship of teaching (scholarly activity) as a keynote 1. Universal design inclusion of all types of learning (UFV person as a possible keynote Dr. Maureen Wideman) 2. Research Ethics Board information impacts on a student, collecting data or videos 3. Research AND application panel lectures/research in the morning and then the breakouts could have more application ideas (problem solving, critical thinking) 4. Teaching in the 21 st Century application ideas framing ideas for the content/breakout sessions o Breakout content areas (tie in solutions in content & applications/classroom activity): Activity courses Motor learning Exercise prescription Growth and development Nutrition CSEP as a presentation about certifications & Exercise is Medicine - BCPEKA Chair Sally for 2 years (then transition to Conference Chair in 2016) - Minutes for next 2 years Amber - Dates: o Possibly May 5 (full day + Grouse Grind and dinner) & 7 for Meetings (Tues & Thurs) o Conference May 6 th, Committee Emma (Chair) o Sally o Lara Duke o Jani o David o Alison - Hotel Holiday Inn possibly BCCAT Awards overview of awards, Sally to take initiative - Possibly the TIF project for a Leadership Award - Possibly Peter Moyles for a Lifetime Achievement (since 1992) KINS Advocacy - Tie in TIF, define basic concepts - Educating students about the field of Kinesiology o Excitement of field and opportunities - Pathway of various careers (like physio, nutrition, PE teaching) - Vision, mission, learning outcomes for your program Paul o What is the starting point 6

7 o Kinesiology studying the body from the cellular to the societal level; the arts and science of human movement Mapping out a pathway into a certain KINS discipline; what are the options Programs, jobs, post-graduation What can you do with a degree in a panel format Rick Use alumni as a resource Recruitment and retention of students information to high school students ACTION ITEMS people sharing planning documents about their student information nights o Attending BC School Counselors Conference October, in Lower Mainland o Backpack to Briefcase Sally o Alumni mentoring at UBCV o Working backward from Program Summary Document o Advocacy larger picture o BCAK feedback about the role of BCPEKA with BCAK (certifications) o Tracking students about transfer, reasons for transfer, etc. Wrap-up and thank you s Adjournment at 10:45 am 7