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perspectives. Knowledge of the College of Education courses, policies and degree requirements. Experience: At least one year experience in post-secondary program advising is an asset; demonstrated ability
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accountability for governance strategy, policy advice, management of sensitive issues, and key institutional relationships. Duties and Responsibilities: Coordinates the annual calendar, work plan, and recurring
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Postdoctoral Studies, Student Enrollment Services Division, undergraduate students, and other University and business communities. The position is a student-centered, customer service-oriented environment
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are followed. In coordination with dean’s office staff, performs general office administrative tasks as needed, such as ordering supplies, managing keys and equipment, coordinating mail and telephone requests
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details for a summer institute on Public Health Services and Systems Research (PHSSR) slated for June 2027, as well as supporting and leading the day-to-day administrative work associated with the network
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demonstrated experience in teaching and supervising research at the post-secondary level, with a strong record of scholarly activity in education or health professions research. Course Information: This course
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-meetings. Support graduate faculty members in updating or developing new graduate courses. Education: A Master’s degree, preferably, a Master of Health Professions Education, a Master of Education with a
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in speech tradition. Other specializations may also be considered if augmented with significant post-secondary teaching experience in a rhetorically grounded communication course. Candidates should
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The Manager is a strategic partner for an assigned department in the College of Medicine. The Manager is a value-added partner, delivering effective service to the department with priorities driven
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, psychology, nursing, physiotherapy, and other healthcare professionals. Follow-up is supported through in-person visits, virtual services, and telehealth services to improve access to specialized dementia care