PHSP 551: Social Values, Ideology, and Policy Analysis

Position overview

Qualifications

The ideal candidate can speak to how social determinants of health and well-being, including existing patterns of cultural, economic and political relations and resources, impact public policies and practices; and, in turn, how healthy public policy can positively affect social environments and determinants in Canadian communities and society. A basic knowledge of instructional technology and web-based learning environments is required. For graduate level courses, candidates must hold a PhD or, must be completing their PhD candidacy to grade assignments; graduate students may not evaluate the work of other graduate students.

Summary of duties and responsibilities

Duties and responsibilities may include the following:

• Attend orientation/training sessions
• Meetings & communication with faculty member instructor/supervisor
• Review course materials
• Contribute to developing and/or selecting course content
• Document student participation
• Moderate discussion boards and engage with student discussions
• Grade assignments

Equity statement

The University of Victoria is an equity employer and encourages applications from women, persons with disabilities, visible minorities, and Indigenous persons.