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Reporting to the Executive Director of the Institute for Community Prosperity, the Community Program Coordinator (CPC) plays a key role in leading and coordinating special projects for the Institute
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. Reporting to the Conservatory Director, the Program Facilitator – Speech Arts is responsible for the ongoing, daily success of the Conservatory’s Speech Arts program. The incumbent will lead the design and
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). Responsibilities Plan, deliver and modify program lessons and activities. Ensure safety, well-being and enjoyment of campers from ages 10 - 15 years old. Make accommodations for campers with varying learning needs
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tasks. Frontline requests (Facility Management), including custodial, maintenance, and event planning support. Distribute mail and informational material within the department. Maintain a record of
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bookings for faculty and student clubs. Distribute relevant information to faculty members. Shares reception coverage with other administrative staff during vacation, breaks and other absences Manage office
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to prepare and distribute an electronic newsletter twice per month, with information that is gathered and collected from organizations both on and off-campus. Secondary duties include event support
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distribution of archive video and audio recordings. Qualifications Two-Year Diploma from a University or Equivalent or Journeyman Ticket. 2-3 years experience. Work requires heavy visual concentration and/or
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events for students registered with Access and Inclusion Services to promote social connection and inclusion. Facilitate peer group discussions among students who share similar and parallel experiences
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and organizational skills while supporting an exciting initiative at Mount Royal University. About the Alberta Innovates - Summer Research Studentship (AI -SRS) Program: The SRS program provides
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trade and the growing need for businesses to develop more effective processes to create and distribute products and services. The International Business BBA major prepares students to operate and compete