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, including Bridge to Canadian Nursing and Advanced Studies in Critical Care Nursing Certificate. The School of Nursing and Midwifery invites applications for a limited-term Assistant Professor position
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Reporting to the Executive Director of the Institute for Community Prosperity, the Community Program Coordinator (CPC) plays a key role in leading and coordinating special projects for the Institute
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are informed of Conservatory and program objectives and are working to ensure students are meeting or exceeding these objectives. Assist in the administration of scholarship and bursary awards
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faculty. Professional and efficient collaboration with Counsellors, the other Administrative Assistant and colleagues across MRU is essential to the operation of Student Counselling Services. This is a full
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of Assistant Professor. New faculty are hired into one of two work patterns. The teaching/ scholarship/ service pattern (TSS) focuses on teaching with the requirement that the faculty member be involved in a
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wide range of assistive technology, so the Accommodated Exam Service Assistant must be familiar with assistive technology. Responsibilities Assist the Accommodated Exam Centre in facilitating
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Coordinator for technology needs. Input and update of credentials, personal information, and confidential records in the Banner system. Assist faculty with course material adoptions. Collect data for exam
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. Reporting to the Assistant Registrar, Scheduling, the Scheduling Operations Assistant supports essential scheduling operations related to the creation of fall, winter, spring, and summer credit and non-credit
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up to thirty-five (35) hours per week. Reporting to the Recreational Sports Supervisor, the Intramural & Unique Programs Assistant is responsible for assisting with administrative tasks associated with
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A Research Assistant is sought to support a HCE funded research project titled: Seeing Themselves in the Mathematics: Reconceptualizing Teacher Identity and Self-Efficacy Through Games and Narrative