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Humber’s Sulawesi Economic Development Strategy (SEDS) project is hiring for positions in the island of Sulawesi, Indonesia.

The positions are based in Manado, North Sulawesi, and Makassar, South Sulawesi and range from four-six months (two-six months in Indonesia).

Do you have teaching and training experience along with recent and relevant business experience?

SEDS Workshop #3 Facilitator

• Four month assignment: fall 2014 (two months in Indonesia).
• Goal: To design and deliver a series of workshops on curriculum development for entrepreneurship.

SEDS Applied Entrepreneurship Curriculum Development Advisor

• Six month assignment.
• Goal: To work with lecturers at our seven partner polytechnics to develop applied entrepreneurship curriculum for various courses or programs of study at their schools.

How to Apply:

• Visit hrs.humber.ca/careers.html for complete job descriptions and instructions on how to apply
• For more information contact Asha Gervan, acting manager of Humber IDI at asha.gervan@humber.ca

Sulawesi Economic Development Strategy (SEDS) – Overview
SEDS is a 5 year, $4.6 million project funded by DFATD and implemented by Humber in partnership with 7 partner universities in North and South Sulawesi, Indonesia. Through a train the trainer approach, SEDS is building the capacities of its partners to develop and deliver applied entrepreneurship academic programs, provide support services directly to micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and support networking with MSME stakeholders.

Learn more about Humber’s SEDS project at: business.humber.ca/idicentresofexcellence/the-institute/projects/sulawesi-economic-development-strategy-project-seds.html

It is my pleasure to announce the appointment of Susan Kelsall to the role of Associate Dean, for the Law and Accounting Diploma Programs.  Susan holds an MBA from the University of Liverpool, an LL.B from the University of Ottawa, and holds CFP, CPA, and CA designations. Susan is also a Doctoral candidate with the University of British Columbia.

Susan has worked as a Program Coordinator and Professor of Finance and Accounting for the Business School since 2007.  As Program Coordinator at the Lakeshore Campus, Susan has helped thousands of students graduate with their Business Administration and Business Management diplomas. Susan brings two decades of industry experience and several years of teaching experience to her new role as Associate Dean. Susan has played an integral role in the Learning Outcomes Assessment Consortium with the University of Toronto as well as a number of GTA colleges and the Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario.

Please join me in welcoming Susan into her new role.

Alvina Cassiani Ph.D.
Dean, The Business School