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Salary: Minimum level of pay is $9997.47 (Sessional Lecturer I), which includes vacation pay, and may increase depending on applicant’s level of experience and suitability for the position. Qualifications
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Requirements: Education: PhD holders or candidates (ABD) in Learning Sciences, Educational Psychology, Applied Psychology, or equivalent. Experience required: Experience as a course instructor or TA for courses
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profile before applying. Applications must be submitted at the following URL, selecting the appropriate course(s): https://tracs.utoronto.ca/dept/arcla/app/sia You will be asked to upload a cover letter and
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. Information about the University of Lethbridge can be found at https://www.ulethbridge.ca/ . Qualifications: A graduate degree is required; in some cases a professional designation with significant professional
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fluency in ASL is required. They must also have knowledge of Deaf culture and/or lived experience with a Deaf community. For ASL, the minimum level of proficiency required is Level 5 of ASLPI. Additionally
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fluency in ASL is required. They must also have knowledge of Deaf culture and/or lived experience with a Deaf community. For ASL, the minimum level of proficiency required is Level 5 of ASLPI. Additionally
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. Experience: A minimum of three to five years of relevant experience. Basic computer skills are required. Some trade-related training would be an asset. An equivalent combination of education and experience may
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, please visit: https://hr.ubc.ca/working-ubc . Candidates who bring diverse perspectives and lived experiences are encouraged to apply as we strive to enhance diversity, inclusiveness, socio-cultural
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, resources and career development opportunities. For more information, please visit: https://hr.ubc.ca/working-ubc . Candidates who bring diverse perspectives and lived experiences are encouraged to apply as
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, in particular in vivo electrophysiology and/or optogenetic or chemogenetic manipulation of neuronal activity in rodents. Experience with rodent surgical and experimental procedures. Strong quantitative