However, the lineage stretches back into Queensland history this century and includes: Kelvin Grove College of Teacher Education, Kelvin Grove Teachers' College, (Queensland) Teachers' College, (Queensland) Teachers' Training College, Mount Gravatt Teachers' College and Kedron Park Teachers ' College. With an enrollment of around 10,000 students in 1987, the Brisbane College of Advanced Education is already a relatively large institution.
THE COUNCIL
COMMITTEES OF COUNCIL
Subject to the Education Act and in accordance with the college's statutes, to make recommendations to the council on all matters affecting the college's property. Subject to the Education Act and in accordance with the college's statutes, to make recommendations to the Council on all matters affecting the welfare of students.
PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF THE COLLEGE
SCHOOL OF THE ARTS - KELVIN GROVE CAMPUS
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS - KEDRON PARK CAMPUS
SCHOOL OF EARLY CHILDHOOD STUDIES - KELVIN GROVE CAMPUS
SCHOOL OF HEAL TH AND WELFARE
STUDIES (PROVISIONAL) - CARSELDINE CAMPUS
SCHOOL OF LEISURE
STUDIES (PROVISIONAL) - MOUNT GRAVATT CAMPUS
SCHOOL OF TEACHER EDUCATION - CARSELDINE CAMPUS
SCHOOL OF TEACHER EDUCATION - KELVIN GROVE CAMPUS
SCHOOL OF TEACHER EDUCATION - MOUNT GRAVATT CAMPUS
Shipstone, BEcon BA MA Qld, DipEdSt (Multicultural) Armidale A.J. Williamson-Fien, BA BEcon Qld, MA Griff. Fogarty, BA BEd MEdAdmin Qld, DipEdAd Calg., MACE AC SCHOOL OF TEACHER EDUCATION - MOUNT GRAVATT CAMPUS.
GENERAL STAFF
CARSELDINE CAMPUS
KEDRON PARK CAMPUS
KELVIN GROVE CAMPUS
MOUNT GRAVATT CAMPUS
COMPUTING SERVICES
CONTINUING EDUCATION
EXTERNAL STUDIES
RESOURCE CENTRE
The Council may direct that a copy of such rule shall be posted for a specified period on suitable notice boards in the college premises. The staff of the college and the enrolled students of the college who are to be appointed as members of the council under the Education Act 1964-1984 shall be elected in accordance with this statute.
SCHEDULE
The Council may establish rules for the implementation of all or any of the provisions and purposes of this bylaw. The Council may establish rules for the implementation of all or any of the provisions and purposes of this bylaw.
PREFACE
- Enrolment (Commencing Students)·
- Re-enrolment (Continuing Students) FORM: Application for Re-enrolment
- Re-admission
- Concurrent Enrolment
- Confirmation of Enrolment FORM: Confirmation of Enrolment
- Changes of name and address FORM: Change of Personal Details
- Penalities for non-compliance with rules and procedures .1 Financial penalties
- NON-AWARD STUDIES
- Supplementary Assessment
- Deferred Examinations
- Cheating
- Graduation
- REVIEW OF GRADES OR ACADEMIC RULINGS
- Procedure
- APPEALS
- Opportunity to Appeal
- Procedure
- Membership of the Academic Appeals Committee The Committee shall be composed of
- Committee Procedure
- STATUS OF STUDENTS AWAITING THE OUTCOME OF A REVIEW OR APPEAL
- APPENDIX 1
- APPENDIX 2
- PROGRESSION
Passed: Achievement of all objectives that indicate mastery of the unit's essential requirements. Satisfactory: Achievement of all objectives that indicate mastery of the unit's essential requirements. Advice on the outcome of reviews will be communicated in writing by the Academic Registrar.
PRINCIPAL DATES
ADMISSIONS
ENROLMENT
POLICY STATEMENTS
At the end of the first week of lectures in the unit, a written statement setting out the assessment requirements for each unit must be provided to all students taking the unit. Exceptions to this policy will be limited to situations where it is determined that releasing information is in the clear best interests of the student. It is not the role of the Board to act as an intermediary in establishing such contacts.
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES
Classroom services, equipment loan and production services are offered by the Resource Center through its Audio Visual Services. Where necessary, training in the use of the Resource Center's equipment can be arranged with the staff. The Resource Center uses the Dewey Decimal classification system to organize its collection materials.
SOURCES OF ASSISTANCE FOR STUDENTS
Teaching grants are offered by the State Department of Education to students on pre-school teacher training courses. Full-time and part-time students who are fully enrolled in an approved tertiary course of study at BCAE and are suffering from financial hardship are the only people eligible to receive special financial assistance in accordance with the special assistance guidelines adopted by the College. Furthermore, aid provided by the College as special grants should not exceed 10% of the total aid to be provided in any year.
THE UNION
All public telephones (Gold STD and red telephones) on campus are supplied by the Union. Staff in the Union Office are able to direct students to someone who can help with AUSTUDY requirements. Services are not a static thing, so students should check the notice boards, NOTA, DeCae and notices in the Union offices for news.
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNION
PART 1 - PRELIMINARY
The Union's goals are:-. a) to investigate, recommend and negotiate improvements where possible in matters relating to the welfare of the students of the College. Subject to this Constitution and regulations under this Constitution, the Union shall have the management and control of its affairs, concerns, property and finances, and may act in all matters relating to the Union in such manner as shall appear best calculated to promote the Union interests and purposes. In particular, the Union has powers to:-. a) to borrow money on overdraft or by way of loan from a bank or any other person on, to and subject to such security, interest and other terms and conditions as the Union may think fit.
All powers referred to in PART III, Section 1 of this Constitution are subject to the following obligations to the College Council:-. a) presentation of budgets to the college council at times that the college council wishes. Such budgets shall indicate in detail the disbursements of all funds available to the Union.
Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 1 (a) and (b) above, the Council of the Union may, at its discretion, exempt from membership any student who submits special reasons in writing for exemption from membership of the Union. If exemption from membership is granted, the amount of the union fee due is paid into the College Trust Fund for the use of student services and facilities within the College. The Union fee paid by a member of the Union whose membership ceases before the last date set by the College for withdrawing without penalty shall be refunded in full.
- EXTRAORDINARY UNION COUNCIL MEETINGS
- ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE UNION (a)
- CAMPUS STUDENT MEETINGS (a)
- EXTRAORDINARY CAMPUS STUDENT MEETINGS (a)
- GENERAL MEETINGS OF THE UNION (a)
The Annual General Meeting of the Union will be convened in the month of September or October. Only members of the Union present at the general meeting have the right to vote at that meeting. The elected members of the Executive will be:-. i) Union President, (ii) Union Secretary, (iii) Union Finance Officer, (iv) Union Activities Officer, (v) Union Media Officer, (vi) Union Education Officer, ( vii) Union Sports Officer and (viii) Union Women Officer.
CAMPUS PRESIDENTS, CAMPUS ORGANISERS AND UNION COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES
CAMPUS PRESIDENTS (a)
CAMPUS ORGANISERS (a)
UNION COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES
In addition to the Representatives referred to in PART VIII - Article 3 (a) of this Constitution, the Campus Vice-President for each Campus will be a member of the Union Council. A representative shall be deemed to vacate his office if absent, without leave, from either three consecutive meetings of Union Council or three consecutive campus student meetings;. The provisions of PART VII - Article 12 of this Constitution apply to Union Council representatives.
Financial Standing Committee - convened by the Financial Officer who will be Chairman and consisting of the Campus Presidents and the Union President;. Media Standing Committee - convened by the Media Officer who will be Chairman and consists of the Media Organizers of each Campus;. Sports Standing Committee - convened by the Sports Officer who will be Chairman and consists of the Sports Organizers of each Campus.
The Standing Committees of the Union are: -. a) Standing Committee of the President - convened by the President of the Union, who shall be Chairman, and consisting of the Campus Presidents; Standing Activities Committee - convened by the Activities Officer, who will chair, and consisting of the Activities Organizers from each Campus and the President of the Union; Standing Education Committee - convened by the Education Officer who will chair and consisting of the Education Organizers of each Campus;
PART XII - ALTERATIONS TO THE CONSTITUTION
PART XIII - REGULATIONS
PART XVI - DISSOLUTION
ACCOMMODATION
CULTURAL ACTIVITIES
The college holds a large collection of works of art formed from the combined collections of the constituent campuses. The acquisitions made from the departmental grant were significantly augmented by presentations from the Queensland Teachers Union under the B.A. Daughtrey Bequest and other private bequests and by grants from the Visual Arts and Crafts Boards of the Australia Council.
DRAMA
The College Gallery on the Kelvin Grove campus has developed into a public gallery that holds nine or ten exhibitions each year. The college also offers an artist-in-residence program for leading practitioners in a variety of fields. In recent years, prominent printmakers such as Cheo Hiang Chai and Nicholas Nedelkopoulos have held residencies in the art department at Kelvin Grove through fellowships provided by the Visual Arts Board.
DANCE
The classes are available to members of the community and are popular with students from many courses. Regular concert performances by visiting artists, staff and students are held in the Music Building, Kelvin Grove Campus. Persons interested in one of the above groups should direct their inquiries to the Secretary of the Expressive Arts Department, Carseldine campus, which has an extensive concert programme.
CENTRES FOR PROMOTION OF RESEARCH AND LEARNING
Facilities at the Centre: Apart from having its own equipment and facilities, the Center has access to all facilities of the campus. The Center for Studies in Teaching is located in Rooms A302-A308 at the Kelvin Grove campus. Research Center - Headquarters: The Center Headquarters, located on Level 2 of the Main Teaching Building at Mount Gravatt Campus, serves to coordinate reading centers on all campuses as described below.
COLLEGE MEDALS, PRIZES AND AWARDS
Awarded to the student (full-time and part-time) with the best performance in MG3010 and MG3011 (2 awards). TEACHING DIPLOMA (SECONDARY) Art. Awarded to the graduating student with the best performance in Art studies in the final year of the course. Awarded to the graduating student with the best performance over three years of the Science course.
MASTER OF EDUCATION (MATHEMATICS)
LIST 15: MATHEMATICS EDUCATION ELECTIVES
Mathematical models and applications History and Philosophy of Mathematics 1 History and Philosophy of Mathematics 2 Availability of units in 1987.
MASTER OF EDUCATION (READING}
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN ADMINISTRATIVE STUDIES
Note: (1) Students are required to undertake at least 50% of units at PG1 level. 2) Students are obliged to replace equivalent studies carried out in a different price.
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMMUNICATION TEACHING
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER EDUCATION
LIST 56
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN COUNSELLING
LIST 26
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
34;04126 Comparative Administration or ED4127 Field Study of International Education or ED4128 Group Dynamics (School of Study) or ED4129 Ethics in Educational Administration TAFE Option.
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN HEAL TH EDUCATION
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN MUSIC EDUCATION
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN OUTDOOR EDUCATION
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN READING
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
ED4031 can be taken on completion of Semester 1 of Year 1 or as a standalone study on completion of all other units.
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN RESOURCE TEACHING
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SECOND LANGUAGE TEACHING
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN SPECIAL EDUCATION
Motor Development in Special Education Computers in Special Education Parent-Teacher Community Relations Advanced Educational Psychology Independent Project.
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TEACHER-LIBRARIANSHIP
Australian Juvenile Literature Issues in Juvenile Literature Issues in Children's Literature. For external students who live in the greater Brisbane area and are able to attend five compulsory evening classes. For external students who live outside the greater Brisbane area and will be required to attend a compulsory college.
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TEACHING (PRIMARY)
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TEACHING (PRIMARY) - JOINT PROGRAM WITH GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY
GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN TEACHING (SECONDARY)
- concentrates on various aspects of classroom teaching, reflects the predominant concern of student teachers with classroom practice and prepares students for practice
- Program 2 Year 1
- Program 4 (Part-time Mode Mathematics/Science only) Year 1
- LIST 22: CURRICULUM 1 UNITS (select 2, subject to approval)
- LIST 23: CURRICULUM 2 UNITS (select 2, subject to approval)
- LIST 24: ELECTIVES AVAILABILITY IN 1987
Curriculum Area A MA4001 Mathematics Curriculum 1 or one unit chosen from the Senior Science Curriculum 1 units (continue in next semester) Curriculum Area B SC4006 Junior Science Curriculum 1 (continue in . next semester) Semester 1 (February). Curriculum Area A MA4002, Mathematics Curriculum 2 or Science Curriculum Area 2 (in the same specialization as in previous semesters) (continuation in next semester). MU4025 Instrumental Music 1A (Strings) or 4 1 O MU4026 Instrumental Music 1 B (Winds and Percussion) 4 1 O Higher Science Curriculum 1 unit#.
BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE (HOME ECONOMICS)
LIST 30
LIST 31
BACHELOR OF ARTS (DANCE, DRAMA, VISUAL ARTS)
BACHELOR OF ARTS (RECREATION MANAGEMENT)
LIST 41
BACHELOR OF BUSINESS
AC3003 Financial Accounting 2 AD3004 Written Communication C03014 Computer Organization EC3016 Economics 2 EC3016 Economics 2 AC301 O Computing for Accounting LW3007 Australian Government C03015 Commercial IR3000 Industrial Relations MK3001 Consumer Behav. AC3006 Business Finance 2 AD3003 Group Communication C03018 Online Systems IR3006 Workplace Industrial MK3004 Market Research AC3009 Management Accounting 2 LW3006 Administrative Law C03026 Database Technological Relations MK3006 Logistics.
BACHELOR OF EDUCATION
Upon successful completion of the program, participants are eligible to enroll in the 'Extended' Bachelor of Education course. Students who have less than three years of education must complete additional studies prior to the eight units required for the Bachelor of Education award. The Bachelor of Education course will be offered simultaneously at the Carseldine, Kelvin Grove and Mount Gravatt campuses and will replace the three former campus-based courses.
DIPLOMA OF TEACHING (EARLY CHILDHOOD)
