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This site uses cookies to enhance your user experience. Continued use of this site indicates your consent. OK Position Description Program Development Specialist Job Code 3876 Department Admissions
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This site uses cookies to enhance your user experience. Continued use of this site indicates your consent. OK Position Description Director, Organizational Development & Transformation Job Code 3785
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resource in the areas of student learning skills development and accessible student-centred pedagogy, informed by a commitment to decolonizing, anti-racist approaches and an understanding of Disability
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, Strategic Revenue Initiatives provides strategic leadership for the identification, development, and advancement of new revenue-generating opportunities that support OCAD University’s long-term financial
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temporary OPSEU Local 576 Unit 1 employees with one year of continuous service. The Enterprise Applications Developer supports the development and implementation of workflow automation and systems
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. This role broadly serves as a resource in the areas of student learning skills development and accessible student-centred pedagogy, informed by a commitment to decolonizing, anti-racist approaches and an
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Student Community Animator supports the development and delivery of initiatives that foster connection, belonging, leadership development, and community-building among Black-identifying students at
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, the Curriculum Specialist collaborates closely with the Director, Indigenous Initiatives, and a broad network of Indigenous and academic partners to strengthen Indigenous curriculum development and
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the Lead, Campus Life, the Black Student Community Animator supports the development and delivery of initiatives that foster connection, belonging, leadership development, and community-building
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professionals, driving staff professional development and promoting accessibility, equity, and diversity to meet the evolving faculty and student needs of the University community. Summary of