6 climate positions at University of Saskatchewan

Grounds Worker

ability to perform heavy manual labour in varying climatic conditions; knowledgeable with tendering operations of prairie hardy trees, shrubs, flowers, and grasses, effective interpersonal and communication

Animal Technician (casual)

of continuous kneeling, crouching, and climbing. You will be required to work both inside and outside at all times of the year in unpredictable climates and terrains. Typical Duties/Accountabilities

PLSC Crop Physiology Technician

Research Technician in Crop Physiology to improve the climate-resilience of pea and soybean.  Saskatchewan is the heartland of Canadian crop production and home to pulse crops. Primary Purpose

Post Doctoral Fellow – “A Safe Affordable Place to Call Home”

of childcare and other household expenses, social assistance rates and housing, and mismatch between affordable housing and economic needs Other themes include these: Climate Impacts and mitigation Indigenous

Prospect Research Analyst

publication review. Provide feedback and potential opportunities to identify other major gift sources based on trends and economic climate. Develop and execute strategies to ensure that newly identified

Corporate Learning Consultant

, organizational climate reviews, change leadership support, and strategic planning. Additional Responsibilities Provides out of office coverage for the Senior Director, Executive Education covering all related