SMF 204 Introduction to Sexuality and Sex Education 1F 3C 0.5
A broad multidisciplinary overview of perspectives on human sexuality. Antireq: PSYCH 236 (Formerly SMF 201A)
Society, Marriage and Family (SMF)
14 courses in the 1994–95 Undergraduate Calendar, read from the scanned original. The text comes from OCR, so check the scanned page before relying on a detail.
SMF 205 Introduction to Sexuality and Sex Education 2W 3C 0.5
A multidisciplinary examination of selected topics in human sexuality. The significant principles of sex education and some of its most relevant methods and programs will be discussed as well.
Prereq: SMF 204 or PSYCH 236 or consent of instructor
(Formerly SMF 2018)
SMF 206 Introduction to Marriage and theF 3C 0.5
Family 1
A broad multidisciplinary overview of
perspectives on marriage and the family. (Formerly SMF 202A)
SMF 207 Introduction to Marriage and the Family 2W 3C 0.5
A multtidisciplinary examination of selected topics exploring dynamics within marriage and the family.
Prereq: SMF 206 or consent of instructor
(Formerly SMF 2028)
SMF 304 Advanced Study of Sexuality and Sex Education 1 & 2A 1.0
A multidisciplinary and detailed analysis of human sexuality and sex education. Prereq: SMF 204 or PSYCH 236 or consent of instructor Offered at St. Jerome’s College
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SMF 304 Advanced Study of Sexuality and Sex Education 1F 3C 0.5
A detailed analysis of various disciplinary perspectives on human sexuality. Usually the following perspectives will be discussed: historical-religious, ethical, literary, developmental, psychological, and feminist.
Prereq: SMF 204 or PSYCH 236 or consent of instructor
(Formerly SMF 301A)
SMF 305 Advanced Study of Sexuality and Sex Education 2W 3C 0.5
An in-depth and multidisciplinary examination of some special and selected topics in the area of human sexuality and sex education.
Prereq: SMF 204 or PSYCH 236 or consent of instructor
(Formerly SMF 301B)
SMF 306 Advanced Study of Marriage and the Family 1F 3C 0.5
A detailed analysis of various disciplinary perspectives on marriage and the family. Prereq: SMF 206 or consent of instructor (Formerly SMF 302A)
SMF 307 Advanced Study of Marriage and the Family 2W 3C 0.5
An advanced multidisciplinary examination of some special and selected topics in the area of marriage and the family.
Prereq: SMF 206 or consent of instructor
(Formerly SMF 302B)
SMF 308 Introduction to Marriage and Family Therapy 1F 3C 0.5
This course will examine the clinical treatment of marriages and families by adopting a structural frame of reference and using a family life cycle perspective. The objective is to develop a useful model for intervention in marriages and families. Prereq: SMF 206 or consent of instructor (Formerly SMF 303A)
SMF 309 Introduction to Marriage and Family Therapy 2W 3C 0.5
Starting from the theoretical basis established in SMF 308, this course will give students an idea of the practice of marriage and family therapy by having them observe (through viewing videotapes and films) clinical interventions in families and having them role-play strategies for such interventions.
Prereq: SMF 308 or consent of instructor
(Formerly SMF 303B)
SMF 404 Independent Study: Special Topics in SexualityF,W,S 3C 0.5
An independent, in-depth study, based on empirical research and/or extensive reading, of a topic in the area of sexuality. The project must be approved by the academic supervisor of the course prior to registration. Open to students in the SMF Honours option.
Prereq: SMF 304 and 305 or consent of instructor
(Formerly SMF 402)
SMF 406 Independent Study: Special Topics in Marriage and the FamilyF,W,S 3C 0.5
An independent, in-depth study, based on empirical research and/or extensive reading, of a topic in the area of marriage and the family. The project must be approved by the academic supervisor of the course prior to registration. Open to students in the SMF Honours option.
Prereq: SMF 306 and 307 or consent of instructor
(Formerly SMF 403)
SMF 408 Independent Study: Special Topics In Marriage and Family TherapyF,W,S 3C 0.5
An independent, in-depth study, based on empirical research and/or extensive reading, of a topic in the area of marriage and family therapy. The project must be approved by the academic supervisor of the course prior to registration. Open to students in the SMF Honours option. Prereq: SMF 308 and 309 or consent of instructor
Course Descriptions
Sexuality, Marriage and the Family (Studies in)