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GTA Position Vacancy (Geography)

  • Writer: Dika Ojiakor
    Dika Ojiakor
  • Jan 13, 2021
  • 1 min read

Department/Program: Geography

Ext.: 85033


Application Deadline: January 27, 2021


Position Description:

1.0 TA – Remote Sensing – GEOG 2230B – February 1/21-April 30/21


Deadline: Wednesday, January 26, 2021


This course is an introduction to the principles, techniques, and geographic applications of remote sensing systems, including: computer processing of remote sensing digital data; and interface of remote sensing data with geographic information systems. Applicants should have teaching and/ or academic experience in geography or adjacent disciplines and will ideally have demonstrated teaching or coursework experience in the subject matter.


Information is available on the Geography Department website: https://geoenvironment.uwo.ca/undergraduate/course_information/index.html


Position responsibilities and duties will include:

* marking of: tests, assignments and quizzes with answers that include written work;

* moderating forum discussions;

* virtual attendance at office hours to assist students and review marks, as needed; and

* other duties as assigned by instructor.


If interested, please email Lori Johnson - ljohns24@uwo.ca, with CV.

 
 
 

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