Course Lecturer FMTP 087 Humanities 3: Env. & Org Issues

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Hiring unit: Farm Management and Technology Program

Course subject code and title: FMTP 087 Humanities 3 : Env. & Org Issues

Session: Winter 2027: January 5th to April 30th, 2027 (exam period from April 22-30, 2027)

Schedule: Lecture – Friday, 12:00 - 15:00

Salary : $11,342.19

Teaching Qualification Requirements

Education : Master's degree in a field of study relevant to the course subject matter.

Experience: Prior teaching experience at the college level, with this or similar 103 (Ethics) Humanities courses, with evidence of effective teaching. Relevant non-teaching experience (presentations, workshops, field days, professional consultation, etc) or professional practice will also be considered.

Other: A lecturer who has taught the course twice previously, is considered to meet the TQRs.

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Hiring Unit:

Farm Management and Technology Program

Course Title:

Humanities 3: Env. & Org Issues

Subject Code:

FMTP 087 01

Location:

R3-037

Schedule:

F 12:00-3:00

Deadline to Apply:

2026-10-15

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