PAS3700H Position Description
This course is the core course offered by the Collaborative Specialization in Addiction Studies (CoPAS). The Collaborative Specialization has been established to integrate graduate education in the field of addictions across departments in the School of Graduate Studies. Graduate departments participating in CoPAS are: Applied Psychology and Human Development; Criminology; Institute for Medical Science; Pharmacology; Pharmaceutical Sciences; Psychology; Psychological Clinical Science; Public Health Sciences; Social Work; and Sociology.
Instructor: Michael Chaiton
Qualifications:
PhD student. Having previously taken the course and prior TA experience and student in the Collaborative Specialization in Addictions Studies are advantages.
Duties:
a) Marking essays and assignments (3), b) course preparation,
c) contact with instructor
Relevant Criterion:
The need to acquire experience is the more relevant criterion than previous experience in respect of this posted position.
Estimated Course Enrolment: 33
Positions Available: 1
Estimated Hours: 60
Tutorials/Labs: n/a
Application deadline: Friday, July 19th, 2024
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