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principles, budgeting, record-keeping, problem-solving, supervision, and administration. Education and Experience: The above is normally acquired through the completion of: • Completion of a university
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the natural and social sciences. We anticipate the opportunity to develop joint projects and papers with the Chair while collectively working to generate the evidence base needed to address complex
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ability to develop a therapeutic relationship with the student. • Sensitivity and an unbiased approach is critical. Capable of working independently but also has experience working in a shared care model
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, tact, and diplomacy. • High customer service ethic and expectation for quality. • Strong problem-solving skills. • Self-motivation. • Effectiveness in working both in a team and independently. Education
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processing graduate applications, • Demonstrated ability to review, interrupt and stay current with academic policies, procedures and processes, • Demonstrated ability to successfully develop and plan events
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beginning July 1st , 2024. A candidate with a specialization in psycholinguistics or first language acquisition with secondary specializations in morphology or syntax is preferred. This is a teaching position
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are essential to successfully coordinate the program, support students and faculty and build and maintain relationships with our internal and external professional partners, • Experience in higher-education
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used to lead projects • Requires highly developed organizational skills and strong professional judgement. Education and Experience: The above is normally acquired through the completion
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of Assistant or Associate Professor beginning 01 July 2024. Candidates must demonstrate excellence in teaching, design, research, or professional practice appropriate for the level of appointment and demonstrate
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initiatives to better engage our students via developing and maintaining relationships with student groups, carrying out existing programs and helping develop new strategies to further engage this group. Each