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.Teaching Duties Teaching laboratory sessions and lectures in a variety of subjects in the Veterinary Technology onsite program to meet the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association curriculum standards and
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, Indigenous Student Development - Cplul'kw'ten, Indigenous Education, and TRU colleagues engaged in EDII work. MAJOR DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES Collaborates with FoA leadership to plan, develop, coordinate
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Indigenous ways of knowing. Apply diverse theories and perspectives of child development to child and youth care praxis in educational and child care settings. Apply knowledge in both Indigenous and non
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The School of Nursing, Master of Nursing program requires the services of a Subject Matter Expert to teach the theory in NURS 6220. This course explores the foundation of teaching in nursing, focusing
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This position provides educational planning and guidance to individuals and organizations seeking credit from TRU for post-secondary level informal and non-formal learning, recognizing the unique needs
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-related fields. Students explore the evolution of mental health care in Canada and develop awareness of current issues and concerns affecting mental health care in today's healthcare environment. Students
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to the department. Acts as a resource for both the Supply Chain Management department, other departments on campus, students and external partners; in areas such as competitive bidding, education and compliance
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Holds a Bachelor's degree in nursing; Experience in nursing education Experience using teaching and learning technologies Experience using a learning management system Experience in preparing evaluative
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, the Accommodations Assistant is responsible for liaising with faculty regarding test/exam delivery and pick-up, invigilating tests/exams for face-to-face and distance education students with disabilities and providing
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The Equipment Bay Attendant position exists to support the instruction and logistics of Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Training Program (CMSG) and TRU Adventure Studies Department field courses through