the university College Glendon is a college of Liberal arts bilingual and a faculty of the Université York located at Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The college, which is also an autonomous campus, counts a population of approximately 2200 students. Those must follow courses in both there official languages of Canada, namely French and English.

History

The college is located on a ground of eighty-five acres belonging in an original manner to the family of Edward Rogers Wood.

Programs of studies

Baccalaureats

Glendon offers a formation leading to obtaining a baccalaureat are arts:

• Economy and trade

• English Studies
• Canadian Studies
• Studies of dramatic art
• Studies of the women
• French Studies
• Hispanic Studies
• International studies
• Studies on the environment and health
• History
• Linguistic and sciences of the Mathematical language
• Mathematical for the trade
• Philosophy
• individual Programs
• Psychology
• Economic scene
• Political science
• Sociology
• Technology the information
• Translation

Certificates

The college proposes also eight certificates:

• Public administration and public policy

• DTEIL: Discipline off Teaching English ace International year Language (in English only)
• Right and social thought
• Studies on sexuality
• Studies on the refugees and the migration
• professional Drafting
• Technical and Professional Writing (in English only)
• Translation Spanish/English - English/Spanish

School of the public affairs of Glendon

The École of the public affairs of Glendon is the first school of the public affairs of Canada which at the same time bilingual and is dedicated to the higher learning.

the School is at present under development.

Campus

The campus comprises various buildings and installations:

• Library Leslie Frost, named in the honor of Leslie Frost

• Gallery Glendon
• Manor Glendon, residence original of the family Wood
• Résidences Hilliard
• Résidence Wood
• Pavillion York
• Aile has
• Aile B
• Aile C
• Pavillon Proctor, sports complex
• Pavillon of the greenhouses
• Roseraie
• Théâtre Glendon

The campus on Google Maps

Former famous students

• David Collenette, politician

• Chantal Hébert, journalist
• Kim S. Carter, protective of the citizen of the Colombia-British

Famous professors

• Dyane Adam, police chief Canadian with the official languages

• Jean-Gabriel Manor house
• Christine Dumitriu van Saanen, auteure, founder of the Living room of free of Toronto and scientific
• Michael Ondaatje, poet and novelist
• Henry. S. Harris, philosopher

Student media

• Pro Tem is the student newspaper of the Glendon College. Published for the first time in 1962, it is the oldest publication of the York University. In addition to being free, Pro Tem is the only bilingual newspaper in Ontario. As a full member of the Canadian University Press, we try to act as an agent of social change and let us not publish copies having remarks condidérés like racists, sexists, homophobes or differently prejudicial. (Statement of mission)

• Radio Glendon (CKRG 89.9 FM) is the radio bilingual coed of the campus. CKRG on anglophone Wikipedia

Association Coed of the College Glendon (AÉCG)

The AÉCG is the organization representing the students of the Glendon College.

Turnings

The campus was used on several occasions as place of turning for televised series, films, etc

• American Psycho 2: All American Girl

• Degrassi : the new generation

External bonds

• Official site

• University York
• CKRG 89.9 FM Radio operator Glendon
• Pro Tem
• Canadian University Press
• Gallery Glendon
• Association Coed of the College Glendon