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Sessional Lecturer - ENV335H1S - Environmental Design
George
Description:Course description: Environmental design, in the context of this course, refers to design strategies that account for the ability of supporting ecosystems to continue to meet human needs and those of other lifeforms without diminishing biological diversity or environmental quality. This ...
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University of Toronto
Yesterday
Sessional Lecturer - ENV411HF - Sustainability Thinking
George
... Arts & Science))Department: ((School of the Environment))Campus: ((St. George)) Description: Course description: This capstone course for the Certificate in Sustainability will build on the guiding sustainability principles and journal reflections that began in in the foundational course, ...
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University of Toronto
Yesterday
Sessional Lecturer: CTL1120H - Effective Teaching Strategies in Elementary Mathematics Education...
George
... limited to scholarly publications establishing expertise in the area.Preferred qualifications: Over and above the minimum qualifications, preference will be given to individuals with prior graduate teaching experience in this area.Description of duties: Prepare, organize, and teach this ...
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University of Toronto
Yesterday
Sessional Lecturer - ENV338H1F - Environmental Research Data & Decision-Making
George
... Arts and Science))Department: ((School of the Environment))Campus: ((St. George))Description:Course description: Understanding the natural world and human perturbations to it requires data. All data has inherent biases and constraints. In this class we will explore the world of environmental ...
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University of Toronto
Yesterday
Coordinator, TTC, Leader and Collaborator Competencies
George
... ManagerialRecruiter: Amanda Di Fonzo Lived Experience StatementCandidates who are members of Indigenous, Black, racialized and 2SLGBTQ+ communities, persons with disabilities, and other equity deserving groups are encouraged to apply, and their lived experience shall be taken into consideration ...
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University of Toronto
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