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Marks assignments, projects, exams, and other course assessments; provides clear written feedback on content and writing quality; may invigilate examinations and enter grades into databases. Requires upper-level arts and culture or arts writing studies, strong academic performance, excellent communication skills, deadline management, prior marker-grader experience, and proficiency with Brightspace.

Marks assignments, projects, exams, and other course work for an arts and culture course. Provides clear written feedback on content, writing quality, grammar, structure, and organization; may invigilate examinations and enter grades into databases. Requires upper-level arts and culture or arts writing studies, strong communication skills, deadline management, prior marker-grader experience, and proficiency with Brightspace.

Advises Brock University on Indigenous engagement, Truth and Reconciliation, policy development, identity substantiation, curriculum integration, and strategic initiatives. Builds relationships with Indigenous communities, supports governance alignment, coordinates projects, conducts research and surveys, analyzes data, prepares reports and briefing materials, and develops workshops and training. The role requires culturally respectful consultation, facilitation, policy analysis, and collaboration across the institution.

Supports Registrar’s Office systems through administration, configuration, security, data integrity, reporting, troubleshooting, integrations, and technical support. Analyzes business needs, recommends system and process improvements, designs and tests solutions, develops reports and queries, validates regulatory data submissions, and assists with system implementations and documentation across university departments.

Provides comprehensive administrative and coordination support to the Associate Vice-President of Alumni and Development. Responsibilities include managing communications and schedules, coordinating meetings, preparing briefing materials, maintaining records and databases, processing approvals, monitoring follow-ups, supporting leadership activities, and liaising with internal and external stakeholders. The role requires discretion when handling confidential donor and alumni information and familiarity with university advancement processes.

Marks assignments, projects, case reports, tests, and exams for the NUSC 2P08 nursing course. Provides clear written feedback explaining grades, including content and communication quality. May invigilate examinations and enter grades into databases. Must meet nursing academic requirements, communicate effectively, work to deadlines, and have completed NUSC 2P08 or an equivalent course with at least 80%.

Supports the Foundations of Motor Behaviour course through student contact, seminar preparation, consultations, marking, examination proctoring, lecture attendance, office hours, and course administration. The position requires a Kinesiology or equivalent degree and knowledge or experience with the course material. Prior teaching or research experience is preferred. The contract includes a minimum of 30 hours and requires on-campus work as needed.

Supports the Physical Activity Counselling for Kinesiologists course through student contact, seminar preparation, consultations, marking and grading, examination proctoring, lecture attendance, office hours, and course administration. The contract requires at least 30 hours and may include additional duties based on course needs.

Supports the Sport and Mental Health course through student contact, seminar preparation, consultations, marking and grading, examination proctoring, lecture attendance, office hours, and course administration. Applicants must hold a Kinesiology or equivalent degree and have knowledge or experience with course material. Prior teaching or research experience is preferred. The contract requires a minimum of 30 hours and may involve on-campus work.

Supports the Reflective Practice in Physical Education course through scheduled student contact, seminar preparation, consultations, marking and grading, exam proctoring, lecture attendance, office hours, and course administration. Applicants must hold a degree in Kinesiology or an equivalent field and possess knowledge of the course material. Prior teaching or discipline-specific research experience is preferred. The contract includes a minimum of 30 hours and requires on-campus work as needed.