Marker-Grader INDG FSpring D1-S2

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Title of Course

INDG 1F90 - Introduction to Indigenous Studies

Compensation

Marker-Grader positions are paid according to the qualifications that the employee holds.

· Master’s Degree Complete ($ - Paid to employees who have completed a master’s degree.

· Undergraduate Degree Complete ($ Paid to employees who have completed a four-year honours degree or a three-year pass degree.

· Third Year Complete ($ - Paid to employees who have completed the third year of an undergraduate honours degree.

· Second Year Complete ($ Paid to employees who have completed the second year of an undergraduate degree.

· First Year Complete ($ Paid to employees who have completed the first year of an undergraduate honours degree.

Duties

Duties and responsibilities will be in accordance with Article 22 of the Collective Agreement.
The marker-grader is expected to mark assignments, term projects, case reports, midterms, progress exams, and/or final exams and must be prepared to provide written feedback to students that will clearly identify the basis of the grade assigned; whether it is due to substantive content, or to written communications, including spelling, punctuation, grammar, and overall structure and organization of the submission.
The marker-grader may be expected to invigilate mid-terms and examinations for this course, or enter grades into databases, at the request of the course instructor.

Qualifications

INDG 1F90 (Introduction to Indigenous Studies)

1. Enrolled in or completed a relevant university degree program

2. Experience with Indigenous studies and Indigenous research methodologies

3. Strong understanding of Indigenous paradigms

4. Excellent communication and organizational skills