Support EAS 2101 on campus as a Teaching Assistant, with Indigenous studies knowledge and in-person instruction during Winter 2027. The University of Ottawa offers two positions in English.
This CUPE Teaching Assistant assignment supports Colonialism and Indigenous Peoples, course code EAS 2101, section A00. The role is supervised by John Carlson within the Institute of Indigenous Research and Studies. Duties may include correcting, attending lectures, consulting with students, and proctoring.
Key Responsibilities: Attend lectures in class or online as assigned
Consult with individual students in person or online
Correct student work according to course requirements
Proctor assessments when assigned
Negotiate a written work description with the professor
Requirements: Preference for demonstrated Indigenous studies experience or knowledge
Ability to complete mandatory legislated University training
Availability for Monday and Wednesday scheduled classes
Willingness to perform duties under Article 4.3.1
Apply Indigenous studies knowledge to teaching assistance, student consultation, correcting, and proctoring for EAS 2101.

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📌 Indigenous Studies Teaching Assistant (Quebec City)
🏢 uOttawa | Carrières - Careers
📍 Quebec City