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departments within the University to assist with workload requirements, temporary leave coverage and during peak periods. The length of an Auxiliary assignment can vary from one day to up to four months and can
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The school of nursing BScN program requires a sessional faculty member to teach the course HEAL 3330. This course is an analysis of death, dying, and bereavement. It includes such topics as facing death
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for courses, programs and exams Provides daily operational support, troubleshooting and general assistance to the Williams Lake Campus. Analyzes, researches, and provides solutions to scheduling problems by
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The Department of Computing Science requires a sessional instructor to teach the following courses next winter 2027. • COMP 1020 - Introduction to Spreadsheets • COMP 1030 - Introduction to Databases
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Rivers University invites applications for an on-going part-time clinical resource coordinator role in the Respiratory Therapy Program, Allied Health Department, Faculty of Science. The successful
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of Social Work and Human Service may be appointed with a relevant master’s degree and an undergraduate credential in child and youth care. Candidates with a bachelor’s degree in child and youth care with 10
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Date (If Applicable) DUTIES The SBL Instructional Support faculty member will work closely with Director, Educator, faculty, course/program leaders, and SBL staff to develop, coordinate, implement, and
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bachelor's degree involving Computer Science plus certification in a server operating system EXPERIENCE: Seven years' experience in server administration and or software engineering, standard Internet
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of information technology to industry and TRU standards to maintain high standards in systems performance, applications and systems programming, data integrity and security for diverse, mission critical computing
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The Equipment Bay Attendant position exists to support the instruction and logistics of Canadian Mountain and Ski Guide Training Program (CMSG) and TRU Adventure Studies Department field courses through