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professionally. Consult Aquatic Leadership Programmer and Lifesaving Society as needed. 3. Administrative (10%) Complete all administrative documentation accurately and on time, including attendance, evaluation
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Student Program Lead, Aquatic Leadership Programmer and Lifesaving Society as needed. 3. Administrative (10%) Complete all administrative documentation accurately and on time, including attendance
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conflict resolution, de-escalation, and supporting individuals in distress Strong interpersonal, communication, and active listening skills Technology proficiency (using office software, student information
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commentary and production. Responsibilities Set-up, test and use various webcast technologies/software; troubleshoot as required. Sound-test and tune audio/video settings on game day. Be the voice and energy
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production. Responsibilities Set-up, test and use various webcast technologies/software; troubleshoot as required. Sound-test and tune audio/video settings on game day. Be the voice and energy of Cougars games
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contracts for performance and event clients. Prepare and reconcile invoices for clients promptly post event and track payments. Maintain client database and lead generation within appropriate software
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Resuscitation, and midwifery Emergency Skills are preferred. Active engagement as a registered midwife in Alberta or another Canadian jurisdiction is expected. A PhD in Midwifery or related field is preferred; a
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. Qualifications A Bachelor degree—preferably in computer science, computer/software engineering or other relevant programs within data engineering, data analysis, artificial intelligence, or machine learning
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, and ability to meet deadlines independently. Ability to work collaboratively while also managing assigned tasks independently. Experience with qualitative research methods, transcription, coding
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survey tools), Otter.ai (or similar transcription software), basic digital photography, and Google Workspace. Approachable, and professional demeanor to build trust with university student and child