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Co-op Program Directory

The Co-operative Education Directory is a comprehensive listing of the post-secondary co-operative education programs of member institutions in Canada.

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Council's Mission, Goals and Members

In 1979 Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning Canada (CEWIL Canada), formerly known as CAFCE, established the Accreditation Council. Council members from across Canada articulate and review accreditation criteria for effective co-operative education programs as the needs of students, employers and institutions evolve.

Chair: , Simon Fraser University

MISSION

The Accreditation Council of CEWIL Canada provides leadership for the development of quality co-operative education programs.

GOALS

Establish and maintain rules and procedures for the conduct of Accreditation Council business
Establish standards according to which co-operative education programs will be accredited by CEWIL Canada
Review the standards according to which co-operative education programs will be accredited by CEWIL Canada and amend those standards as appropriate
Receive and respond to suggestions and queries regarding appropriate standards for accreditation as provided by the membership
Establish guidelines, documentation and procedures by which co-operative education programs shall be evaluated
Evaluate co-operative education programs presented to the Accreditation Council and award accreditation or withhold accreditation in accordance with the established standards
Establish a period of accreditation
Establish an appeal procedure
Recommend to the CEWIL Canada Board an appropriate fee structure for the evaluation of programs such that the review and assessment procedure is self-supporting. All fees shall be paid to CEWIL Canada
Appoint review teams to conduct the review of co-operative education programs brought forward for accreditation, in accordance with the established guidelines and procedures. Teams shall be comprised of three (3) voting members of CEWIL Canada, one (1) of whom must be voting member of the Accreditation Council
Survey CEWIL Canada members about co-op practice, as appropriate
Maintain and update material for publications and the CEWIL Canada website such as Accreditation Standards and Rationale and Accreditation FAQ

CEWIL CANADA ACCREDITATION COUNCIL:

An institution seeking accreditation must have at least one employee who is a current member of CEWIL Canada; institutions with de-centralized programs must have at least one member for each de-centralized unit
Each institution with accredited programs is invited to appoint a representative to become a member of the Accreditation Council. Institutions with de-centralized programs are requested to establish an institutional representative from among those with accredited programs
A letter is sent to the president, CEO or CEWIL Canada Board chairperson who signed the application for accreditation, copied to the co-op contact person of the institution announcing their application results, and requesting a council representative for the six-year accreditation period if one is not already identified in the application or in the case of a re-accreditation, already a member of the council
Prior to the Annual General Meeting, a letter is sent to the CEWIL Canada Board requesting the names of CEWIL Canada Board appointee(s) for a two-year period

Council Members:

Dalhousie University:
École de technologie supérieure:
McMaster University: Vicki Lowes
Memorial University of Newfoundland: Geoff Smith
Mount Saint Vincent University:
North Island College: Anita Budisa-Bonneau
The Nova Scotia Community College: TBD
Redeemer University College: Bruce Wilson
Saskatchewan Polytechnic:
Simon Fraser University:
St. Francis Xavier University:
Université de Moncton:
Université de Sherbrooke:
Université Laval:
University of Alberta:
University of British Columbia,
University of Guelph: Colleen Myronyk
University of Lethbridge: Jasminn Berteotti
University of Manitoba:
University of New Brunswick Saint John:
University of Ottawa:
University of Prince Edward Island: Megan MacLean
University of Regina:
University of Toronto (Scarborough):
University of Victoria:
University of Waterloo:
University of Windsor:
Wilfrid Laurier University:
Langara College: Heather Workman

Past Chairs:

2014/16: Karen Reimer, University of Guelph
2012/14 : Rocco Fondacaro, University of Waterloo
2010/12 : Karen McCargar, Wilfred Laurier University
2008/10 : Jenny Reilly, University of British Columbia
2006/08 : JoAnne Akerboom, Dalhousie University
2004/06 : Carmen Poulin, Univerity of Ottawa/Université d'Ottawa
2002/04 : Joanne Thomas, University of Victoria
2000/02 : Karen McCargar, Wilfrid Laurier University
1998/00 : Bruce Lumsden, University of Waterloo
1996/98 : Karen McCargar, Wilfrid Laurier University
1995/96 : Pamela Racher, Mount Royal College
1993/95 : Doreen Godwin, Simon Fraser University
1992/93 : Gilles Joncas, Université de Sherbrooke
1991/92 : Gordon Lancaster, Fanshawe College of Applied Arts & Technology
1990/92 : Randy Klawitter, University of Waterloo
1988/90 : Lynne Crouch, Georgian College fo Applied Arts and Technology
1986/88 : William Holbrow, University of Regina