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delivered online asynchronously. Facilitating and responding to student discussions in asynchronous discussions. Grading papers Other duties as assigned This position will report to Dr. Paul Newton Your
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Primary Purpose: To provide support on ethics applications, data acquisition, and research coordination on research projects conducted under the leadership of Dr. Nathan Kolla. Nature of Work: Dr
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employment and a requirement to hold this position and the successful candidate must maintain those conditions throughout their employment. The Indigenous Platform Coordinator will work closely with Dr
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statement, a statement of teaching philosophy, detailed curriculum vitae, and any supporting documents to: Dr. Geraldine Balzer Department Head, Educational Foundations College of Education 3104 – 28 Campus
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Fall and Winter sessions: DEPARTMENT OF: ENGLISH Applications should be addressed and sent to: Dr. Cynthia Wallace, STM Department Head, Department of English, [email protected] SUB NUM SEC CAP
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undergraduate students supervising when the opportunity arrives. Your general location of work will be remote and in-person and you will report to Dr. Xulin Guo. Required Number of Hours: 16 hours per week
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Dr. Kurtis Boyer, JSGS Research Chair in Métis Governance and Policy, is hiring a social media-savvy and content creation expert to join his research team as a Social Media and Communications
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legal rights and increasing awareness of the experiences of 2SLGBTQ+ people who have been incarcerated in the past. This position will work alongside a research team that includes Dr. Rachel Loewen Walker
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student research assistant will report to the Co-principal-investigators on the project, Dr. Thilina Bandara, Assistant Professor with the School of Public Health, and Dr. Charles Plante, Research Scientist
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the research activities of Dr. Allyson Stevenson, Gabriel Dumont Research Chair in Métis Studies including historical and cultural research with Saskatchewan First Nations and Metis Communities, research design