[BCMA] Fwd: UBC Centre for Cultural Planning and Development: New Online Courses

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Subject: 	UBC Centre for Cultural Planning and Development: New Online 
Courses
Date: 	Thu, 14 Mar 2013 10:33:57 -0700
Organisation: 	UBC Continuing Studies
To: 	bcma at museumsassn.bc.ca <bcma at museumsassn.bc.ca>



Hello,

On behalf of the University of British Columbia (UBC) Centre for 
Cultural Planning and Development, I am writing to let you know about 
two new online professional development courses we are offering 
*starting on* *April 2, 2013*. These courses can be taken individually 
for professional development, or applied to earn the UBC Certificate in 
Cultural Planning -- a professional learning program delivered 100% online.

Festivals, Events, and Eventful Communities <cstudies.ubc.ca/UC004>

/100% Online, Instructor: Robert Palmer, Strasbourg, France/

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This course explores different models and approaches to events; the 
fundamental processes and building blocks for creating, managing and 
evaluating events; and how to develop policies and practices that 
support eventfulness and its unique contributions to communities.

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/Instructor: /Robert Palmer is an expert consultant and the former 
Director of Democratic Governance, Culture, and Diversity at the Council 
of Europe. His previous roles have included being Director of two 
European Capitals of Culture (Glasgow in 1990 and Brussels in 2000), a 
Director of the Scottish Arts Council, and Director of Cultural Affairs 
for the City of Glasgow.His most recent book is "Eventful Cities: 
Cultural Management and Urban Revitalisation"//(Elsevier, 2010).

Cultural Tourism: Impacting Communities Worldwide <cstudies.ubc.ca/UC005>

/100% Online, Instructor: Cheryl Hargrove, Washington, DC, USA/

As one of the fastest growing tourism segments, this course explores the 
importance of cultural tourism, its relevance to community and cultural 
planning, and how to contribute to sustainable and authentic cultural 
tourism practices and plans.

Instructor: Cheryl Hargrove is a 30-year veteran of the travel industry. 
She was the first Director of Culture and Heritage Tourism at the 
National Trust for Historic Preservation in Washington, DC and is 
currently president of HTC Partners, a company specializing in cultural 
tourism planning and development. Cheryl teaches at George Washington 
University and the University of British Columbia.

These courses are delivered *100% online* and include interactive 
discussions, case studies and group-based learning activities that build 
on shared interests, place-based experiences and actual community 
development opportunities.

Registration for the first offer of both courses closes on *March 25*.

Please see the attached program materials or visit our website for more 
information about our unique program 
http://cstudies.ubc.ca/cultural-planning-and-development/index.html We 
also encourage you to share this information with anyone who you think 
may find these courses and/or program of interest.

Thank you.

Sincerely,

Kerri

Kerri Arthurs

Assistant Program Leader | Continuing Studies | Cultural Planning and 
Development

The University of British Columbia | Vancouver Campus

410 -- 5950 University Boulevard | Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z3

Phone 604 822 1459

kerri.arthurs at ubc.ca <mailto:kerri.arthurs at ubc.ca> | www.cstudies.ubc.ca 
<http://www.cstudies.ubc.ca/>

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