Brief Job Description
The successful candidate will contribute to organizing a symposium with a mix of speakers representing wetland practitioners and land-use policy and decision-makers, from academia, municipal, provincial and First Nations governments, and non-government organizations. The Wetlands Policy Workshop will take place at Cape Breton University on May 21, 2020. Regionally, the project focuses on education and community outreach in order to develop an appreciation and awareness of wetlands habitat from both a Western and Indigenous perspective, and on exploring emerging issues of policy implementation in Nova Scotia, using Cape Breton Island/Unama’ki as a case study.
Qualifications
The candidate must have:
Duties/Responsibilities
The successful candidate will work with the Wetlands Planning Committee, under the supervision of Barb Glassey (Chair, Wetlands Planning Committee). The successful candidate will be responsible for assisting with:
Learning Outcomes
The successful candidate will have assisted with planning, organizing and promoting a major event. The candidate will gain experience in working with a planning committee, members of the public and contributors. The candidate will gain knowledge of wetlands and policy issues.
How to Apply: Please forward cover letter and resume to: Barb_Glassey@cbu.ca
Application Deadline: January 31st at 4pm