Winter 2027 Access Services Course Instructor
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Ottawa, ON, Canada
University of Ottawa
Full-time
€317,000 - €343,000 Contract
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Join the University of Ottawa as a part-time instructor for Access and Services to Diverse Populations in Winter 2027. Focus on empowering minority communities through enhanced information accessibility.
The University of Ottawa is looking for a Regular Part-Time Professor to teach ISI 6353 during the Winter 2027 semester. Applicants should have a PH.
D. or Master’s degree in Information Studies, complemented by teaching experience in relevant areas. This course will evaluate the intersection of information, culture, and literacy, preparing students to address real-world challenges faced by diverse populations.
Key Responsibilities
• Develop course materials focused on diverse populations
• Conduct critical analyses of access barriers
• Implement user-centered service design principles
• Encourage student interaction and feedback
• Assess and contribute to students' academic growth
Requirements:
• PH.
D. or Master’s degree in Information Studies or related field
• Recommended teaching experience related to course content
• Specialization in access services and diversity
• Proficiency in in-person instructional methods
• Commitment to fostering an inclusive classroom environment Utilize your knowledge to champion diverse populations in information access at the University of Ottawa.
D. or Master’s degree in Information Studies, complemented by teaching experience in relevant areas. This course will evaluate the intersection of information, culture, and literacy, preparing students to address real-world challenges faced by diverse populations.
Key Responsibilities
• Develop course materials focused on diverse populations
• Conduct critical analyses of access barriers
• Implement user-centered service design principles
• Encourage student interaction and feedback
• Assess and contribute to students' academic growth
Requirements:
• PH.
D. or Master’s degree in Information Studies or related field
• Recommended teaching experience related to course content
• Specialization in access services and diversity
• Proficiency in in-person instructional methods
• Commitment to fostering an inclusive classroom environment Utilize your knowledge to champion diverse populations in information access at the University of Ottawa.