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Hiring Unit:
McGill Bieler School of EnvironmentCourse Title:
Knowledge, Ethics and EnvironmentCourse Code:
ENVR 203 051Estimated Number of Positions:
1Total Hours of Work per Term:
90Students are limited to 180 hours per term. Exceptions to this rule require GPD/AGPD approval and includes all courses in other departments/hiring units.
Introduction to cultural perspectives on the environment.
Hiring Unit:
McGill Bieler School of Environment - Macdonald Campus course
Course Title and Course Number:
ENVR 203-51 Knowledge, Ethics and Environment
Estimated Number of Positions:
1
Total Hours of Work per Term:
90
Position Summary:
Grades assignments, activities, and exams in consultation with instructor; also responsible for grade entry into myCourses.
May facilitate discussion in class online, or contribute asynchronous comments and feedback about course materials to MyCourses;
May participate in discussions of course development and/or gather or share course resources online.
Maintains regular office hours for meeting students;
Qualifications:
Solid grounding in or willingness to read extensively cultural anthropology, environmental history, human geography and/or environmental ethics with expertise in cognition, symbolism, knowledge systems, and/or moral reasoning in environmental context
Experience with the use of virtual learning platforms (myCourses, Zoom, MS Teams, WebEx)
Fluency in English and French, sufficient to grade essays;
Effective communication skills
McGill University is an English-language university where most teaching and research activities are conducted in the English Language, thereby requiring English communication both verbally and in writing.
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Position Start Date:
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Skills Required
- Grounding in or willingness to read cultural anthropology, environmental history, human geography and/or environmental ethics with expertise in cognition, symbolism, knowledge systems, or moral reasoning in environmental context
- Experience with virtual learning platforms (myCourses, Zoom, MS Teams, WebEx)
- Fluency in English and French sufficient to grade essays
- Effective communication skills
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