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: Under the direction of the immediate supervisor, the Head Coach - Cheerleading will oversee the development and implementation of all aspects of the Cheerleading program, including student-athlete
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: Responsibilities will include: Performing literature reviews to identify key gaps in current knowledge Supporting federal and provincial report research and writing activities Developing analytic plans and
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, develop and create online courses and learning experiences. Primary Responsibilities: Design and develop engaging, student-centered, and high-quality online learning experiences that promote active learning
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Development and compilation of key performance indicators (KPIs) o Quality improvement projects (various) (i.e., process mapping, policy/procedure development) o Learning and Development (educational
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Administrators. Your responsibilities will include coordinating data collection and reporting, tracking mentorship engagement metrics, and assisting in the development of structured mentorship programs. You will
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complete the project (e.g., model development, parameter estimation, and interpretation of measurements). Ensures the execution of targeted measurements to complete outstanding experimental tasks and
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Under the direction of the Head Coach of the rowing team, the Technical Specialist – Assistant Coach will be expected to assist in the implementation of performance and development initiatives and other
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the McGill Growth Lab will build the organizational infrastructure for the McGill Growth Lab, develop and manage a portfolio of research projects with government and foundation partners, and position the Lab
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soliciting individuals to support various priorities of the University. The incumbent oversees alumni and other constituents, and develops the pipeline of philanthropic leaders. Primary Responsibilities
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transdisciplinary expertise to advance research on normal and abnormal brain development, neurological disorders, and mental illness. The Centre’s work is organized across three complementary research pillars