Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents vii
3. Introduction xi
4. Roots
5. The Origins of Laurentian University 1
6. The Founding of Laurentian University, 1958-1960 17
7. Evolving Structures
8. University Governance
9. The Challenges of the Sixties, 1960-1972 33
10. Era of Transition, 1972-1985 58
11. The Modern Age, 1985 to the Present 77
12. Facing Hard Facts: The Establishment of Basic Academic Programs, 1960-1985
13. Facing Hard Facts: The Establishment of Basic Academic Programs, 1960-1985 98
14. Building on Past Achievements: Research and Graduate Studies, 1985 to the Present 130
15. Developing Identities
16. Students
17. The Berkeley of Sudbury: Finding a Voice, 1960-1972 155
18. We Know Who We Are: Exploring New Identities, 1972-1985 173
19. This Ain’t Berkeley: Students in the Modern Age, 1985 to the Present 189
20. French-Language Education And Bilingualism
21. From Optimism to Disillusion, 1960 to 1971 201
22. Claiming a Space, 1971 to 1984 216
23. Don’t Worry, Be Happy! 1984 to the Present 234
24. Women At Laurentian
25. “In a Man’s World”: The Early Years, 1960-1972 250
26. “Decidedly No Cause for Rejoicing”: Identifying Women’s Situation, 1972-1985 260
27. Policies and Practices for Equity and Equality, 1985 to the Present 272
28. Federation Relations
29. Confrontation, Detente and Accommodation, 1960-2010 282
30. Faculty At Laurentian
31. The Early Years, 1960-1972 291
32. Consolidation, Certification, 1972-1985 303
33. From the Strikes and Social Contract, to Growth and Expansion, 1985 to the Present 312
34. Conclusion 323
35. Notes 331
36. A Note On Sources 385
37. Bibliography 387
38. Index 393
39. Illustration Credits 405