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Coordinates inventory requests, order fulfillment, replenishment, storage, transportation, and regulated substance shipments. Performs inventory counts and adjustments, tracks chemicals and assets, supports customs documentation, evaluates freight costs and carriers, and ensures compliant packaging, invoicing, and delivery under TDG, WHMIS, CSA, and health and safety requirements.

Advises graduate students from enrollment through graduation, supporting academic planning, retention, career development, thesis administration, experiential activities, awards, and convocation. Coordinates workshops, onboarding, internships, employer partnerships, and thesis defenses. Provides academic guidance, interprets policies, manages student follow-up, updates communications, and liaises with faculty, university services, employers, and external partners. The role requires strong organization, communication, discretion, problem-solving, and bilingual French-English proficiency.

Marks MCG COOP reports according to the supervising professor’s instructions. The role requires reviewing student work, applying grading standards consistently, and demonstrating strong subject knowledge and attention to detail. The position involves 32 total work hours, primarily dedicated to grading, with no research, preparation, student contact, proctoring, or training duties specified.

Leads administrative, financial, human resources, facilities, office services, and procurement functions within university IT. Oversees complex budgets, financial forecasting, risk management, resource prioritization, labour relations, contract negotiations, HR policies, compliance, and strategic stakeholder relationships. Advises senior IT leadership on financial and operational decisions while managing multifunctional support divisions and organizational priorities.

Grades co-op reports virtually for the Faculty of Engineering. The role requires editing technical writing in English and French and understanding software engineering concepts. One position is available for 26 total hours between September 28 and October 31, 2026. Undergraduate and graduate students receive different hourly rates.

Develops and implements digital communication strategies across websites and social media. Advises and trains stakeholders on web content, accessibility, standards, and best practices. Coordinates website design, development, content updates, multimedia materials, SEO, and social media management. Evaluates performance and user-friendliness, establishes procedures, manages digital communication projects, and maintains documentation. The role requires bilingual English and French communication, strong writing and editing skills, web development knowledge, and at least five years of similar experience.

Provides administrative support to the Office of the Chief Risk Officer by managing schedules, meetings, documents, records, purchases, inventory, customer inquiries, and reports. Maintains confidential and accurate records, updates procedures, and applies organizational policies. The role requires strong organization, communication, judgment, customer service, reporting, and bilingual English-French administrative writing skills.

Manages accreditation and quality assurance processes for pharmacy, biomedical science, and graduate programs. Coordinates internal and external reviews, accreditation visits, documentation, compliance follow-up, continuous quality improvement, and committee activities. Develops evaluation plans, analyzes qualitative and quantitative data, produces reports and trend analyses, and advises leadership on program improvements. Supervises staff, facilitates training, manages stakeholders and external evaluators, and supports strategic planning and risk mitigation. Requires bilingual French-English communication and extensive experience in program evaluation, leadership, and project management.

Teaches a three-credit elementary arts education course in French through a hybrid synchronous and asynchronous format. Responsibilities include guiding students in drama, visual arts, dance, and music pedagogy; developing lesson and assessment strategies; integrating technology; supporting differentiated and interdisciplinary instruction; and addressing cultural diversity, Indigenous art, and students’ special needs.

Conduct legal research and contribute to writing and updating Common Law texts for the “Common Law en Bref” project. The role requires familiarity with Canadian legal citation rules, enrollment in a University of Ottawa Faculty of Law program, and English and French work proficiency. The 75-hour contract runs from October 19 to December 22, 2026, with potential renewal through April 9, 2027.