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. Education: Candidates must be a graduate of a college or university program, ideally in museology, education or fine arts. Experience and Skills The ideal candidate will: have experience working in a museum
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or Accountabilities: Retention & Advising Student Support: Responsible for academic advising, interpretation, maintenance and communication of program requirements, academic regulations, graduation standards, and
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relationships with internal and external partners, and manage multiple demands to meet deadlines; Proficient computer skills, including Microsoft Office applications. Experience and skills in working within
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Ability to work independently and collaboratively and be self-motivated and reliable Ability to problem-solve, think and act strategically and creatively High level of proficiency in computer applications
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Abilities) Minimum of a B.Sc. degree or equivalent in Food Sciences and teaching experience. You must be registered in a University of Saskatchewan graduate program. To Apply: Interested applicants must
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Qualifications Education: Completion of a recognized one-year post-secondary administrative program. A combination of education and experience may be considered. Knowledge, understanding, and acquired work
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using computer systems/willingness to troubleshoot with such over the phone. Handles cash accurately and according to procedures. Communication - Have excellent communication skills – ensuring day-to-day
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weekly equipment maintenance schedules are completed. Responsible for shift cash procedures. Ensures all product and packaging is properly merchandised and stocked. Experience using computer systems
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: An undergraduate degree in computer science, information systems, or a related discipline. An equivalent level of education and experience may be considered Experience: 5+ years of experience in
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strong attention to detail, and ability to create and edit content. Strong computer skills with proficiency in Microsoft Office including Teams, Word, Excel, Outlook and OneNote. Effective organization and