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: Reporting to the Director, Communications, in the Office of Communications and Institutional Relations (CIR), the Communications Officer, supports AES in developing and implementing communication initiatives
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professional expertise and advice to students and staff on a variety of student and academic issues. Supervise staff and evaluate progress of assignments and results. Facilitate and develop weekly meetings
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institutions and prepare summaries or reports of findings. Review and validate raw data; compile reports, statistics, and other information to support admissions leadership and decision-making. Participate in
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equipment after the concert; • Prepare files for delivery in required digital formats to be delivered within two (2) weeks of the recording. Other qualifying skills and/or abilities: Must be a student
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laws, regulations and codes. Provides security advising expertise to the McGill community. Participates in the development of programs and standards for the protection, safety, and security of university
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, the successful candidate will focus on education research of sufficient caliber to publish in peer-reviewed journals or education administration with a focus on leading/developing world-class training
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discovering, accessing and using information resources in all subject areas; assisting librarians with teaching workshops; assisting librarians with special projects (e.g. collection development, LibGuides
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. collection development, LibGuides, exhibits); participating in outreach and orientation activities; and conveying and demonstrating the service orientation and function of the Libraries in the performance
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for the doctoral course: NUR2 730, Theory development in Nursing: Updating of course outline, materials, and MyCourses page for the students. Leads teaching activities by organizing and facilitating instructor- and
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| Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies - McGill University RESPONSIBILITIES The successful candidate will: Develop and lead an innovative, independent research program focused on politically contested issues in