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Sessional - Faculty ECON 3990-C02-WInter 2027)

  • Kamloops, BC, Canada
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DUTIES

The successful candidate will teach ECON 3990, Lands Governance Planning & Land Code in the First Nation Applied Lands Governance Program. Courses are delivered in a hybrid format, with both in-person and online students, and follows an intensive day-long format. Classes will be taught from the Kamloops campus of Thompson Rivers University.

Course details are as follows:

In class dates: February 15-19, 2027

Assignments due: March 7, 2027

Grades due: March 19, 2027

Candidates must be eligible to work in Canada and be prepared to deliver classes at the Kamloops campus of Thompson Rivers University.

To learn more about Thompson Rivers University and living in Kamloops, British Columbia, please visit our Web Site. https://www.tru.ca/careers/living-kamloops.html.

Applications should include:

  • A cover letter (required)
  • A current CV (required)
  • A statement of teaching philosophy (recommended)
  • Teaching/course evaluations (recommended)

Short-listed applicants will be requested to provide

  • At least two references available to be contacted or recommendation letters
  • A copy of transcripts at the time of the interview or preferably before (unless transcripts are already on file at TRU)

QUALIFICATIONS

  • An applicable Master's degree (required); a PhD is preferred
  • Community teaching, research and/or service associations with Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc or other Indigenous communities in Canada (required)
  • Documented experience in First-Nations land and/or resource issues (required)
  • Relevant post-secondary teaching experience with evidence of strong teaching skills is preferred
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Responsibilities

The sessional instructor will teach an intensive course on land governance planning and land codes to in-person and online students. The work includes meeting assignment and grading deadlines in March 2027.

Requirements

Candidates need an applicable Master's degree, documented experience in First Nations land or resource issues, and community teaching, research or service ties with Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc or another Indigenous community in Canada. Eligibility to work in Canada is required.

Skills

  • Postsecondary teaching
  • Course delivery
  • Hybrid instruction
  • Online teaching
  • Lands governance planning
  • Land code development
  • First Nations land and resource issues
  • Assignment design
  • Grading and assessment
  • Curriculum delivery

Categories

  • Education
  • Government & Public Sector
  • Social Services

Keywords

  • sessional instructor
  • economics instructor
  • lands governance
  • First Nations land
  • land code
  • Indigenous governance
  • Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc
  • postsecondary teaching
  • hybrid teaching
  • Kamloops
  • adjunct professor
  • university lecturer
  • land management
  • Indigenous studies

Fields of study

  • Economics

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