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& External Partner Management Student Support & Incident Resolution Qualifications Master's Degree (Required to match the instructional level and program requirements for coordinating multi-section courses
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the workplace, and in the community. The Personal Fitness Trainer diploma program offers a comprehensive health science education with an emphasis on special populations. The curriculum consists of academic and
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budgets ($50K to $10M), strict timelines, and business continuity risks. Some projects are almost exclusively funded through the Capital Maintenance Renewal (CMR) program administered jointly by Alberta
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The Social Work Program and MRU Library are seeking an undergraduate Student Assistant to support the development of a new Open Educational Resource (OER) for Social Work students. The OER will
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students to successfully register in a program/course. Perform registration processes as requested (e.g., withdrawal). Perform daily reconciliation and balancing of in person and over the web transactions
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approaches support students through admissions, program selection, degree requirements and graduation. Establish rapport and trust through active listening, appropriate questioning, and supportive relationship
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contact with the administration team and adhere to program policies and deadlines. Students in this class are part of the Massage Therapy Diploma Program. Instruction: course delivery including preparation
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our website for program details at mru.ca/funeral . The position is part-time for the Fall 2026 semester. We are seeking instructors with the ability to teach the following course: Funeral Directing I
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at the MRU Recreation, but the odd shift may be off-campus. Responsibilities Program Administration & Facilitation (60%) Support the Recreation Sport Supervisor and Club Executives with the programming
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our website for program details at mru.ca/funeral . The position is part-time for the Fall 2026 semester. We are seeking instructors with the ability to teach the following course: Embalming Theory I