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participant-driven adaptive sports, physical activity, and recreation programs within the MRU Recreation Centre. This role plays a key part in ensuring that programming is informed of, and responsive to
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: (1) immersive, scenario-based learning modules that simulate experiences of inclusion and exclusion in physical activity settings; (2) reflective prompts embedded to guide deeper reflection
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offerings—including intramurals, sport clubs, drop-in activities, tournaments, and instruction—aligning all initiatives with the Sport for Life Long-Term Development Model for Sport and Physical Activity
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frameworks for physical activity and recreation. Develop, launch, and administer an outdoor recreation program plan. Lead and administer the department’s adaptive programming portfolio, including the
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customer complaints and inquiries face-to-face. Enforce facility policies and regulations. Perform equipment checks and manage fitness and recreation activity spaces. Clean and organize all fitness
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, participants will identify key themes and recommendations for policy and practice. The project will culminate in a community knowledge mobilization activity or public exhibit. The PAR projects will be
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to ensure safety, cleanliness, and proper user conduct. Monitor capacity in all fitness areas. Perform equipment checks and manage fitness and recreation activity spaces. Understand and implement
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engagement, and reflect institutional tone and values. Assist with reporting, data collection, and documentation to support advising operations. Monitor student activity, trends, and feedback to identify
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adaptability Organization and attention to detail Working Conditions Frequent international and domestic travel, including evenings and weekends. Peak activity periods during fall and winter
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external parties including organizations where MRU is an active member. The Research Impact Specialist will build the systems, partnerships, and evidence frameworks that demonstrate how scholarly activity