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Job Location | Thompson, MB |
Education | Not Mentioned |
Salary | Not Disclosed |
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Job Type | Full Time |
UCN acknowledges that we are on thetraditional territories and homelands of manyIndigenous peoples, who have existed heresince time immemorial. The First Nations in thearea that UCN serves entered into treatyrelationships with the Crown and the territoryhas also become home to other Indigenouspeoples. We uphold the treaties and collaboratewith all Indigenous peoples to share truth,reconciliation and learning.COMPETITION NUMBER23-011CLOSING DATEMay 12, 2023; however, willremain open until filledSALARY RANGECommensurate with rank,qualifications and experienceas per the collectiveagreementFaculty Salary Scales canbe viewed at www.ucn.caPOSITION LOCATIONThompson, ManitobaPOSITION TYPEFull-Time, RegularPositionAPPLY TOUniversity College of theNorth,Attention: Human ResourcesP.O. Box 3000Fax: (204) 623-4414Email: [email protected] (PDFpreferred format)ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OR UNIVERSITY INSTRUCTORKenanow Faculty of EducationUCN is building better futures for a stronger North. UCN provides learning opportunities to northern communities and its people offeringmore than 40 academic degree, diploma and certificate programs. We commit to offering a safe, welcoming and inclusive work environmentwhere innovation and creativity is welcomed. We offer a generous Total Compensation Package with health benefits, great pension planalong with the opportunity for personal and professional growth.DUTIESReporting to the Dean, and working with other university faculty in Kenanow, the successful candidate will research, develop and delivercourses in the Bachelor of Education program, on-campuses, and off-site and if necessary, by distance technology. The successful candidatewill also be responsible for mentoring students; liaising with Indigenous and northern communities and organizations; and fully participatingin other program functions. The successful candidate may be required to advise and mentor practicum field placements.REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS• A Doctorate in Education with evidence of study in Indigenous Studies, Indigenous Pedagogy and/or land-based Education ispreferred to be considered for the Assistant Professor classification