Job Description

University College of the North17 days ago
Thompson, MB
CA$68,863 - CA$88,343/per annum
Mid Level
full_time###

Top Benefits

Health benefits
Pension plan
Tuition waivers


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About the role

UCN acknowledges that we are on the traditional



territories and homelands of many Indigenous



peoples, in particular the Cree, Dene, Red River



Metis, and Oji-Cree. Indigenous peoples have



continuously maintained homelands in northern



Manitoba since time immemorial. The First



Nations in the area that UCN serves entered into



treaty relationships with the Crown (within our



region these include signatories to treaties 4, 5 -

and the treaty 5 adhesion, and treaty 6 - located



within the treaty 5 adhesion). The territory has



also become home to other Indigenous peoples.



We uphold the treaties and collaborate with all



Indigenous peoples to share truth, reconciliation,



and learning.



COMPETITION TYPE

Open Competition to Public



COMPETITION NUMBER

25-103



CLOSING DATE

September 15, 2025



SALARY RANGE

$68,863 to $88,343 per annum



plus, remoteness allowance if

applicable



POSITION



CLASSIFICATION

Planning & Programming



Analyst 2



POSITION LOCATION

Thompson, Manitoba



POSITION TYPE

Full-Time, Regular Position



APPLY TO

Email: hrinfo@ucn.ca (PDF



preferred format)

University College of the



North,



Attention: Human Resources

P.O. Box 3000 R9A 1M7

Fax: (204) 623-4414



CENTER FOR ABORIGINAL LANGUAGES AND CULTURE (CALC)

PROGRAMMING COORDINATOR



Indigenous Initiatives & Reconciliation (IIR)



UCN is building better futures for a stronger North. UCN provides learning opportunities to northern communities and its people offering



more than 40 academic degrees, diplomas, and certificate programs. We commit to offering a safe, welcoming, and inclusive work



environment where innovation and creativity is welcomed. We are one of Manitoba's Top Employers and offer a generous Total



Compensation Package with health benefits, a great pension plan along with the opportunity for personal and professional growth including



tuition waivers.



DUTIES

Reporting to the Director of Programming and Operations, the CALC Programming Coordinator will support culturally informed research,



programs and initiatives for the Center for Aboriginal Languages and Culture (CALC) aligned with Indigenous Initiatives and Reconciliation



(IIR)'s priorities. The CALC Programming Coordinator will be responsible for program support and development, data collection, analysis



and interpretation, and proposal development and funding identification. The incumbent will ensure that programming and practices are



rooted in respect, reciprocity, and relevance to Indigenous communities.



REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS

Master's degree in Indigenous Studies or relevant Social Sciences and Humanities discipline; equivalent combination of education



and experience may be considered



Minimum 1 year demonstrated experience with community-based research and program development

Experience with grant writing, specifically for tri-council funding

Experience working ethically with Indigenous communities

Experience in project management/coordination

Proficient problem solving and strategic planning skills

Ability to work effectively within a complex and fast-paced environment with staff and faculty

Excellent computer skills with Proficiency with Microsoft Office 365

Effective and culturally relevant communication and interpersonal skills

Effective time management and organizational skills

Commitment to life-long learning



ASSETS

Has published peer-reviewed publications and or/conference proceedings

Ability to speak an Indigenous language



CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT

Valid Class 5 Driver's license or equivalent as traveling will be required



Candidates must be a Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident of Canada



Applicants are asked to provide a cover letter and resume with their application. Applicants must demonstrate in their cover letter and their



resume how they meet the qualifications. Applicants with education acquired outside of Canada are required to provide an Educational



Credential Assessment with their application indicating Canadian credential equivalency, accepted Education Credential Assessment



organizations include International Qualifications Assessment Service (IQAS) and World Education Services (WES.)



UCN is committed to building a workforce representative of the populations we serve. Preference will be given to qualified Indigenous



candidates. Applicants are invited to indicate in their cover letter or resume if they are from any of the following groups: Indigenous peoples,



persons with disabilities and visible minorities. Only qualified candidates who are legally entitled to work in Canada will be given



consideration. Persons with disabilities who require accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process should contact Human



Resources.



Please indicate in your subject line the competition number for which you are applying.

We thank all applicants for their interest, but only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Application materials, including



references, will be handled in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Legislation (Manitoba).

For more information and other employment opportunities, visit www.ucn.ca

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About

University College of the North

Education
201-500
The University College of the North is an institution devoted to community and northern development and reflects the Aboriginal reality and cultural diversity of northern Manitoba.UCN has two main campuses in The Pas, Manitoba, Canada and Thompson, Manitoba, Canada, complete with a full range of services, twelve regional centers and a number of teaching locations. UCN's geographical intake area is almost 80% of the total area of Manitoba.