Saint Paul University is a Catholic institution in Ottawa, offering diverse undergraduate and graduate programs with a focus on social justice, community engagement, and ethical leadership.
On-site · Ottawa
The Part-Time Professor is responsible for delivering the course 'Interactions entre médias et religions' in an in-person classroom setting. They must manage course content, engage with students, and utilize both in-person and online learning tools.
On-site · Ottawa
The Part-Time Professor is responsible for teaching the course ISC 3709 000, which focuses on multimodal storytelling across visual and audio media platforms. Responsibilities include delivering course content in person, facilitating student learning, and emphasizing ethics and representation in media creation.
On-site · Ottawa
The professor will teach the ISC 3305 course on postcolonial and decolonial communication during the winter 2027 term. Responsibilities include delivering in-person lectures and facilitating critical analysis of media representations and power relations.
On-site · Ottawa
Teach the HUM 1502 Ecological Literacy course in person during the Winter 2027 term. Instruct students on the interconnections between environmental sciences, leadership, ecology, and equity.
On-site · Ottawa
The professor is responsible for delivering the HUM 5124 course on Equity, Justice and Ecological Issues in an in-person classroom setting. They must facilitate student learning regarding the intersections of social and ecological problems using various academic frameworks.
On-site · Ottawa
The Part-Time Professor will teach the course INS 5505 on Organizational Consolidation and Transformation during the Winter 2027 term. Responsibilities include delivering in-person lectures, integrating experiential learning, and participating in three scheduled teaching meetings with the School of Social Innovation team.
On-site · Ottawa
The professor will teach the INS 5702 course on social innovation and participate in three scheduled teaching meetings with the School of Social Innovation team. They are responsible for guiding graduate students through complex theoretical debates and connecting them to historical and contemporary struggles.
On-site · Ottawa
The professor is responsible for teaching the course INS 2506 on management and administration for social organizations. They must also participate in three scheduled teaching meetings with the School of Social Innovation team.
On-site · Ottawa
The professor is responsible for teaching the course PHI 2582, 'Anthropologie philosophique', in an in-class setting. They must facilitate student learning through philosophical study and manage course content delivery.
On-site · Ottawa
The professor is responsible for delivering the course 'Advanced Topics in Conflict Studies' to students in a classroom setting. They must facilitate learning on contemporary conflicts in Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan while fostering an environment sensitive to diverse student backgrounds.
On-site · Ottawa
The professor will teach a course on consultation and coaching for individuals involved in conflicts, focusing on multidisciplinary approaches to trauma and crisis response. Responsibilities include facilitating emotionally charged classroom discussions and guiding students through simulations and exercises to develop intervention skills.
On-site · Ottawa
The professor will teach a practice-oriented course on the psychological impact of conflicts, integrating theoretical and applied approaches to conflict coaching and consultation. Responsibilities include delivering in-class instruction and helping students develop practical skills through applied scenarios.
On-site · Ottawa
The incumbent manages accounting and financial operations, including supervising staff, ensuring financial integrity, and providing technical leadership. They also support the Director in budget planning, financial statement preparation, and the continuous improvement of financial processes and systems.
On-site · Ottawa
The peer-mentor will provide academic support to students in social communications by assisting with assignments and office hours. They will also organize study activities and report academic success issues to the administration.
On-site · Ottawa
The student will foster spiritual well-being within the university community and collaborate on planning pastoral events. They will also facilitate communication between pastoral services and campus groups while managing social media accounts.
On-site · Ottawa
Serve as the first point of contact at the service desk, assisting clients with materials, research, and technology. Perform operational tasks including shelving, digitization, and supporting special projects independently.
