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blended, with an asynchronous web class and an in-person final exam. Course Schedule: N/A Expected Enrollment Limit: 50 Location: Online Qualifications: Minimum of an M.A. degree in English with teaching
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, create and maintain student files and generate the Program of Studies; upload student progress reports; onboard graduate students; schedule committee meetings; prepare and distribute minutes; arrange and
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the digital infrastructure that supports GAIG at the University of Saskatchewan. This role ensures that GAIG’s computing, cloud, and data environments, including web-based dashboards and applications
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Provide administrative support for the development and implementation of the Prairie Hub’s annual work plan Participate in monthly national CTN+ administrative meetings Coordinate project development and
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opportunities Advises students on career development plans and employability through individual advising sessions Consults with business and community partners regarding recruitment options, student engagement
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, news, and events Develop and update web pages related to data dissemination and outreach initiatives Organize and communicate public-facing and virtual events to engage diverse audiences Work with the
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. Nature of Work: Reporting to the GWFO Data Management Team Lead and the Director of Operations and Science, the Digital Services Coordinator ensures excellence in digital communications across web and
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clinical environment. The position supports the implementation of clinical year (Year 2) processes that are centrally developed and overseen by the Learner Experience Coordinator and program leadership in
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, assisting in the development and implementation of menu items and food programs as well as contributing to the on-going mentoring, training, learning and skills development of the kitchen team. Nature of Work
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. Experience: A background in curriculum design, education policy, or post-secondary program development is an asset. Experience working with qualitative research methods (e.g., semi-structured interviews