Sessional Appointment - ARCH 212

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Course Information:

Course descriptions can be viewed on the Undergraduate and Graduate Studies Academic Calendars

 

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Appointment Start Date:

2026-09-21

Appointment End Date:

2026-12-31

Number of Appointments:

1

Posting Deadline: November 3rd at 11:59 PM

Application Instructions: Application Instructions for Sessional Appointments

Posting Information:

Job Profile Name: Sessional Appointment

Job Code: 20030000

Job Profile Summary: Responsible for planning, delivering, and assessing course content to facilitate student learning, while maintaining academic standards and providing guidance and support throughout the instructional process.

Department: Architecture

Location: Cambridge Campus

Course number and title: ARCH 212

Audience: Undergraduate

Delivery mode: In-Person

Reports to: Maya Przybylksi, Chair, Architecture

Wage Rate:  $7,266.75 per 0.5 Credit

Available Appointment(s): 1

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