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Creates and updates the French Department’s website, publishes weekly social media announcements, prepares promotional posters, distributes departmental news, and participates in communications planning. The role requires excellent written French, professional communications and content creation experience, and completion of university training for website access. Work is conducted in person from September 18 through December 31, 2026.

Provides mentoring and formative academic support to students completing self-directed experiential learning projects. Responsibilities include grading assignments, delivering constructive feedback, answering student questions, supporting online Zoom workshops, attending coordination meetings, and completing required training. The role is fully online, primarily asynchronous, and requires bilingual communication in English and French, autonomy, organization, and experience with digital teaching tools.

Teach Taxation II in person during the Winter 2027 semester. Responsibilities include delivering instruction on corporate taxation, tax planning, corporate income tax calculations, retained earnings distribution, owner-manager remuneration, incorporation, and succession planning. Candidates must have relevant graduate education, recent professional taxation experience, and teaching experience.

Provide applied privacy advice, conduct Privacy Impact Assessments, manage privacy incidents and complaints, support policy development, prepare statutory reports, deliver training, and collaborate with stakeholders to ensure compliance with privacy legislation and University policies.

Teach Taxation I in person during the Winter 2027 semester, covering the Canadian federal income tax system for individual taxpayers, including income calculation, taxable income, and taxes payable. Candidates should have advanced education in taxation, recent relevant professional experience, and teaching experience, preferably in taxation. Professional accounting designations and graduate degrees are preferred.

Teaches a graduate-level course on human relations in educational administration through asynchronous online instruction. Covers administrative working relationships, motivation, decision-making, and organizational conflict. Develops and delivers course content, supports student learning, and applies expertise in education or a related field. Requires a PhD, recent publications, subject-matter expertise, and e-learning experience.

Correct papers and exams for an in-person undergraduate criminology course, meet supervisor-established deadlines, and coordinate duty-hour allocation with the supervising professor. The position runs from October 2 through December 31, 2026, for 78 total hours and serves approximately 16 students.

Teach Governance, Risk and Compliance (ADX5111) in-person to executive-level students. Cover corporate governance, management control, ERM, compliance frameworks, and GRC areas (financial, operational, IT, legal). Prepare and deliver classes, assess student learning, and apply applied experience to classroom discussions. PC-based teaching experience is an asset.

Oversee procurement and request-to-payment operations, including planning, requisitions, supplier onboarding, contracts, invoices, PCard expenses, budget reconciliation, and issue resolution. The role coordinates with faculty stakeholders, Finance, Purchasing, Accounts Payable, and suppliers; analyzes spending and variances; maintains audit-ready records; supports asset tracking; and improves procurement and administrative processes.

Evaluates students’ functional and learning needs using medical documentation, develops individualized academic accommodation plans, and coordinates implementation with professors and faculties. Provides learning, cognitive, metacognitive, and adaptive technology strategies; supports student self-advocacy and communication. Maintains confidential records, informs students about disability-related financial resources, delivers learning-strategy training, and ensures compliance with university policies, human rights legislation, accessibility requirements, and academic integrity standards.