49 parallel-computing-numerical-methods-"Simons-Foundation" positions at OCAD University
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deadlines that would appeal to the target audience High interest in the methods/strategies of brand-building and the role of content creators to develop an organization’s brand Willingness to learn, explore
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resolution methods, including mediation and restorative justice, to support students in resolving disputes. Provide support and options to students in crisis, including those experiencing mental health
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year of continuous service. Reporting to the Project Lead, Peer-led Mental Health Program, the Peer Health Promoter is responsible for assisting in the co-design and implementation of the Student
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and research; and financial stewardship. Reporting to the Project Lead, Peer-led Mental Health Program, the Peer Health Promoter is responsible for assisting in the co-design and implementation
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year of continuous service. About Abundant Intelligences Abundant Intelligences (AbInt) is an ambitious, large-scale six-year research program exploring how to integrate Indigenous Knowledges and
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the application process. This initiative is a special program under the Ontario Human Rights Code. OCAD University (OCAD U), Canada’s university of the imagination, provides a vibrant and stimulating environment
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communication skills Strong computer skills, with a working knowledge of the Alma, Primo, Microsoft Excel, and Adobe Acrobat Experience with electronic reserves systems and relevant OCR software an asset A
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high degree of initiative Excellent analytical, problem-solving skills; ability to respond to variety of needs of various stakeholders Strong computer skills with a working knowledge of Microsoft Office
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to contemporary and historical media practices, with a focus on how media and technologies shape (and are shaped by) cultural, political, and ethical frameworks. The Bachelor of Arts (BA) Honours program in Visual
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and research; and financial stewardship. About Abundant Intelligences Abundant Intelligences (AbInt) is an ambitious, large-scale six-year research program exploring how to integrate Indigenous