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the instruction and logistics of Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Training Program (CMSG) and TRU Adventure Studies Department field courses through the efficient operation of the equipment bay which
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applicants with Master’s Degrees with accumulated experience that contributes to engaged scholarly teaching. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply, however applications from Canadians and permanent
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- Science provides advice to students about education planning, academic goals and course selection. The Program Advisor – Science provides instruction on admissions and registration processes through
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labs (2+1.5 = total 3.5 credits) QUALIFICATIONS A MSc in natural resource management (or related area) Past teaching experience would be considered an asset. The candidate requires: • A working knowledge
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credits) QUALIFICATIONS A MSc in natural resource management (or related area) Past teaching experience would be considered an asset. The candidate requires: • A working knowledge of silviculture in BC
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organizations. Give technical presentations to staff and various committees. REPORTS TO Associate Director, Enterprise Systems QUALIFICATIONS EDUCATION: A Bachelor’s degree in an Information Technology related
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. REPORTS TO Manager of Operations, Faculty of Adventure Studies, Culinary Arts and Tourism Management QUALIFICATIONS EDUCATION Grade 10 Serving it Right Certification EXPERIENCE One years' recent, related
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with community to help develop culturally responsive educational content, assist with research, and support initiatives that promote inclusion, accessibility, and anti-racism aligned to institutional
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with prospective students and key influencers (family members, school counsellors, community members etc.) to promote TRU through high school visits, on-campus events, and career and education fairs
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candidate to focus on research and scholarship within a dynamic, interprofessional academic environment. The Chair will lead and co-develop research to improve health outcomes for Indigenous Peoples