2015 TA Position FSC302 - University of Toronto Mississauga

FORENSIC SCIENCE PROGRAM
Department of Anthropology
University of Toronto at Mississauga
Posted: Dec. 18, 2014
Applications Due: Jan. 5, 2015
University of Toronto at Mississauga
Sessional Instructional Assistant
(SIA) Position
CUPE 3902 (UNIT 3)
**EMERGENCY POSTING**
Session: SPRING 2015
The following Sessional Instructional Assistant positions in the Forensic Science Program, Department of Anthropology at UTM is open for applications for the 2014-15 academic session beginning in the
Spring Term (Jan 2015).
TO APPLY: Interested individuals must apply directly to the Forensic Science Program via e-mail to Professor Tracy Rogers at [email protected], Forensic Science, using the FSC Program TA/SIA
Application form found on the web at: http://www.utm.utoronto.ca/forensic/sites/files/forensic/public/users/cabralte/2014-15%20TAApplicForm.pdf
RATE OF PAY as of September 1, 2013: $42.05/hr (plus 4% vacation pay).
This job is posted in accordance with the CUPE 3902 (Unit 1) Collective Agreement. The Forensic Science Program, Department of Anthropology, Statement of Policy is available in Room 402 HSC Bldg.
UTM and at the CUPE, Local 3902 office.
Course Number, Title and
Description
FSC302H5 S
Advanced Forensic
Identification
Continuing from FSC300H5 which
critically examines identification
processes, which are compared
and contrasted to systematics;
impression evidence and physical
match theory and practice;
biometrics; presentation of
evidence; the expert witness;
requirements of society and the
court. [24L, 12P]
Course
Enrolme
nt (est.)
35
Number of
Positions
1
Size of Appointment
Based on enrolment:
(est.)
100 hrs.
Dates of all
Appointments/
Class Times
January 2015 April 2015
(UTM Winter Term
Classes begin
Jan. 5th, 2015)
LECTURES:
Prof W. Knaap
LEC0101
THURSDAYS
1:00 - 3:00 pm
Qualifications
A Masters degree in one of the forensic sub discipline
fields (in progress or completed) is preferred with
courses/training/experience in forensic identification
required --will consider a 4-year BSc degree in
Forensic Science with courses/training/experience in
forensic identification / demonstrated excellence in
course subject matter; knowledge of Canadian
Policing Services & Canadian Forensic Identification
procedures and techniques and/or prior experience is
required as is WHIMS training.
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PRACTICALS:
PRA0101
Fridays
9:00 - 11:00 am
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PRA0102
Fridays
12:00 noon - 2:00 pm
Appointment to a course is subject to approval by the
course instructor. Preference is given to qualified
graduate students registered with SGS, who have in
addition, obtained their B.Sc. in Forensic Science at
UTM and who work in research labs within the related
forensic sub disciplines at UTM.
Duties
Typical duties include, but are not limited to:
- laboratory demonstrations
-Assisting/conducting practicals
-preparing/setting-up lab materials
-preparing/staging of FSC crime scene house
-consult with students and supervisor
-invigilating tests/exams
-marking of course tests/assignments.

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