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University Relations is responsible for institutional advancement programs (Development, Strategic Communications, Alumni Relations and Operations and Services), and as such is dedicated
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Primary Purpose: The overall purpose of this position is to support the planning and delivery of a high quality Master of Speech-Language Pathology (MSLP) program. The primary dimensions associated
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support of student learning, faculty research and teaching, and community engagement. Working across multiple sites, collections, programs, and with diverse partners, the Director will be responsible
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veterinary and veterinary technology program students. Service specific maintenance of equipment and inventory as well as ensuring organization and cleanliness of areas used by the service are integral
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the Gordon Oakes Red Bear Student Centre. The Gordon Oakes Red Bear Student Centre Student Assistants will support the Centre’s programs, services, and events. Nature of Work: Student Assistants are members
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The financial assistant provides financial and administrative support for departmental operations, research activities, graduate programs, and clinical locum placements within the department
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Primary Purpose: The Executive Education unit of Edwards School of Business is focused on providing market relevant non-degree programs for business executives and other professionals
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Summary: The extended learning analyst supports registration, records, and operational activities for non-credit programming, including continuing education, micro-credentials, conferences, and
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lasting impact across programs, disciplines, and the broader healthcare system. Primary Purpose: The Manager of the Clinical Learning Resource Centre (CLRC) provides strategic and operational leadership
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travel. The incumbent is expected to coordinate field activities, support training and safety initiatives, and contribute to the successful operation of long-term hydrological monitoring programs. Typical