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-up, telephone, campus cards, computers and keys for new/returning Counsellors, administrative staff, and practicum students. Troubleshoot computer and office equipment problems; arrange for maintenance
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admission criteria, and monitoring quota spaces within each program to ensure enrolment targets are met. This is a full-time limited-term position commencing on September 1, 2026, and ending on October 29
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academic research and information needs, citation, and campus resources at MRU. Proficiency in troubleshooting computer issues / technology / MRU applications (experience with technologies such as VR and 3D
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estimates and budgets as well as a project schedule Develop conceptual layout and design based on client program Maintain as-built drawings, manuals, and technical library, ensuring technical information is
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. The assistant must be knowledgeable about all aspects of Mount Royal University, including but not limited to, admission policies and procedures, academic program offerings, and dates and deadlines. General
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and Anthropology. The Sociology program focuses on a strong foundation in sociological theory, methods, and social inequality, including intersections of gender, race and social class. For more
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contact with the administration team and adhere to program policies and deadlines. Students in this class are part of the Massage Therapy Diploma Program. Instruction: course delivery including preparation
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our website for program details at mru.ca/funeral . The position is part-time for the Fall 2026 semester. We are seeking instructors with the ability to teach the following course: Funeral Directing I
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at the MRU Recreation, but the odd shift may be off-campus. Responsibilities Program Administration & Facilitation (60%) Support the Recreation Sport Supervisor and Club Executives with the programming
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our website for program details at mru.ca/funeral . The position is part-time for the Fall 2026 semester. We are seeking instructors with the ability to teach the following course: Embalming Theory I