Support the investigation of Indigenous women and two-spirit artisans' business needs as a Research Assistant with Dr. Jacqueline Romanow in Winnipeg. This term position offers an engaging prospect to connect with communities, conduct interviews, and analyze data.

As a Research Assistant, you will play a vital role in understanding business development challenges among Indigenous entrepreneurs. You will assist in background research, participant outreach, and data collection while working closely under the supervision of a senior researcher.

Completing required ethics training, your contributions will help shape the outcomes of this key project.

Key Responsibilities:
Review and revise research materials and survey instruments
Conduct thorough academic research and writing




Analyze data from interviews and questionnaires
Prepare articles and reports for publication
Assist in identifying publication opportunities for the research team

Requirements:
Must be legally entitled to work in Canada
Enrolled in an undergraduate program at the University of Winnipeg
Solid written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work both independently and in a team
Commitment to ethical research practices

Help elevate Indigenous voices and their entrepreneurial stories through your research efforts.
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📌 Research Assistant For Indigenous Business Study Winnipeg (Canada)
🏢 The University of Winnipeg
📍 Canada