ONCO 610D2 Fundamentals of Oncology and Cancer Research

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Hiring Unit

Interdisciplinary Cancer Sciences Program

Course Title

Fundamentals of Oncology and Cancer Research

Course Code

ONCO 610D2

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Position Summary

As assigned by course instructor

Remind lecturers of the incoming presentation

Assist lecturer in setting up the presentation and myCourses upload

Prepare example questions to be reviewed by coordinator and post them on myCourses at the end of each lecture

Answer students’ emails

Assist with midterm and final exam preparation

Assist with invigilation of midterm.

Qualifications

Graduate student at McGill

Successful completion of EXMD 504 or equivalent course at another university

At least 2 years of full-time work in a cancer biology lab

Good organizational, interpersonal and communication skills

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