Hiring: Research Program Coordinator, Intergenerational Connections and Futures for Afghan Scholars

Role: Research Program Coordinator

Project: Intergenerational Connections and Futures for Afghan Scholars

Unit: UBC Human Rights Collective-Office for International and Regional Community Engagement

Hours Per Week 20

Rate of Pay: $18.93 (URA)

Position Dates: May 1, 2022- August 31, 2022

Eligibility: This position is for eligible UBC-Vancouver undergraduate students. As per national IDRC project expectations, these posts are reserved for students from Afghanistan (applicants who now hold domestic student status or who have attained PR or citizenship elsewhere are welcome to apply). Applicants are invited to discuss their eligibility with the faculty advisor before applying, at jenny.peterson@ubc.ca

Supervisor Dr. Jenny Peterson

Deadline: Please send your cover letter and resume to Dr. Jenny Peterson at jenny.peterson@ubc.ca by Sunday April 10th, 2022.

Please find attached the full job posting for the role here: Call for Applicants Afghanistan Intergenerational Futures project_

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