Instructor - School of Public Administration - North Vancouver, Canada - Capilano University

Capilano University

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North Vancouver, Canada

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Description

Competition Number

F18585P
Position Title

Instructor

School of Public Administration
Employee Group
Faculty
Position Status
Regular Part-Time
Position Type
Instructor
Special Appointee

Others please specify

Workload Amount

4.0 sections
Department
Public Administration
Additional Notes
North Vancouver and offcampus locations
Location
North Vancouver
What you'll do
Global and Community Studies programs concentrate on the physical, social, and economic wellbeing of our local and global communities. Faculty instructors, staff, and students explore learning in partnership with each other and our communities. Good governance, healthy communities, diversified economies, international development, and opportunities to respectfully explore different cultures and environments are just some of the ways we positively affect the world around us.
To teach PADM courses on a rotastional basis to public administration students, most of whom are professionals working for BC local governments. Courses are to be taught using the existing Capilano University Senate approved course outline.

A sample of the courses in the various local government programs are:

PADM

200 - Local Government Administration in BC - Capilano University

PADM

20- Local Government Services in BC - Capilano University

PADM

20- Municipal Finance in BC - Capilano University

MATI

courses with a corresponding

PADM

course number

PADM

20- Leadership in Local Government Organizations - Capilano University

PADM

20- Advanced Communication Skills - Local Government Professionals - Capilano University

PADM

20- Managing People in Local Government Organizations - Capilano University

PADM

20- Community Planning for Non-Planners: Planning Skills for Local Government Professionals - Capilano University

Faculty instructors manage all aspects of course planning, delivery and grading, providing students with a course that is interactive, hands-on and focused on challenges, effective practices and innovations is local government.

Courses may be held either in person, on-line, or a combination of in-person and on-line, with supplemental student and instructor interaction using the on-line learning management system (eLearn).

Instructors will engage service activities and appropriate scholarly work in the school, Faculty, and broader university spaces.
What you'll bring

Required

Master's Degree in Public Administration, Business Administration or related field
Minimum eight years' experience working in a local government in BC including at a senior level
Comprehensive knowledge of local government corporate administration procedures
Experience working with local government elected officials, senior staff and the public

Preferred

Doctoral Degree in Public Administration, Business Administration or related field
Online teaching experience using webbased learning management system

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