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on performance and funding availability) to develop finite element stress change models that evaluate the impact of interseismic, coseismic and postseismic deformation following sequences of large earthquakes
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. The quality of service provided is often a key factor in shaping our students’ experience and the university's overall perception. This student position offers the opportunity not only to welcome our new
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research technician to assist with recreation research projects. Projects typically involve a visitor survey component. The technician will be responsible for communicating with project sponsors to determine
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the ability to prioritize tasks and manage multiple responsibilities. We encourage analytical and problem-solving skills as key elements to succeed in this role. Minimum Qualifications: High School Diploma
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mechanisms by which climate change is driving caribou behavioral responses during summer, along with enabling detailed future projections that can be used to assess Indigenous subsistence opportunities and key
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management and organizational skills. Flexibility to work various shifts, including nights and weekends. Occasionally troubleshoots, analyzes and repairs various types of mechanical, electrical vehicles and
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workday. There is also the risk of exposure to blood borne pathogens, chemicals, mechanical parts, and other hazards. Physical fitness is a requirement for all firefighter personnel. 24 hour shifts and
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, the applicant must be knowledgeable and skilled in various aspects of general maintenance and repair, including assembling machinery. The applicant must also be able to use various computer programs and be
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coordinating travel and contributing to the development of outreach materials. Travel is a significant component of this position, and the ability to visit remote locations, sometimes under challenging