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participates in Faculty initiatives, organizes resources, analyzes confidential data (often sensitive in nature) and develops, manages and coordinates projects as assigned. The Divisional Administrative
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documentation. Manages and enters student data, and files and generates reports. Assesses student transcripts for program requirements: assesses and monitors student’s records and notifies the Chair/Program
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events including social media promotion, information questionnaires and institutional profiles, display booths, invitation and guest lists, accepting and recording replies/registrations, approving event
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employee groups. Coordinate, process, and prepare salary calculations, increases, increments and adjustments, process changes in workloads or work plans, and maintain data using Banner relating to bi-weekly
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TO THE JOB Ability to deal with computer users, coworkers and external vendors with courtesy and tact Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing Ability to plan and organize work Ability
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visitors, providing information and directing to appropriate area and responding to general inquiries. Provides administrative oversight for all Personal Service Agreements, Sessional contracts, all domestic
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services by receiving visitors, responding to enquires, scheduling appointments, providing general and employment information, and directing to appropriate area(s). Assesses and processes the eligibility
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. Plans and actively supports all aspects (including timelines and budgets) of chapter/network events, reunion program development and regional alumni programming. Responsible for content development, data
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initiatives and programs. Supports the resolution of challenging issues through consultation and collaboration with FoA leadership. Develops and manages a database to collect information regarding resources and
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, in Winter 2026: COMP 0500 (Introduction to Personal Computers). COMP 0500 is designed to introduce students to the personal computer environment at an advanced level. Students gain basic computing