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with a graduate degree in psychology or related discipline are invited to apply. Previous experience teaching at the graduate level is an asset. Individuals contracted as a Sessional Lecturer will be
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teach CAAP 6617 Research and Program Evaluation Skills in Winter 2027. The course is offered asynchronously. Applicants with a graduate degree in psychology or related discipline are invited to apply
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or related discipline are invited to apply. Candidates should possess significant experience with teaching research and program evaluation classes and/or conducting similar research. Previous experience
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: Only registered University of Lethbridge graduate students are eligible to apply for this posting. Graduate Assistant wages will be paid according to Schedule A of the ULGSA Collective Agreement
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, or multi-use facility environments Starting Salary Range (at 1.0 FTE) $5,000.00 - $5,589.00 monthly Full Salary Range (at 1.0 FTE) $5,000.00 - $6,177.00 monthly (AUPE - Grade 9) Campus Lethbridge Employment
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group activities to ensure the safe and appropriate use of the Stadium. Setting up, monitoring, and taking down equipment for bookings and special events, including field and sport equipment, tables
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. This is a two-year (2) term position located at our Lethbridge campus. Position Overview: As the SharePoint Analyst, you will play a central role in advancing the university’s use of SharePoint Online and
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. You will use your expertise and creativity to develop lessons that meet the needs of each individual participant, while also promoting safety and fun in the water. These positions report to the Manager
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. You will use your expertise and creativity to develop lessons that meet the needs of each individual participant, while also promoting safety and fun in the water. These positions report to the Manager
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, graduate students, or senior undergraduate students who will encourage students to strive for excellence not only in the classroom but in the way they apply their knowledge to their communities and careers