Liaise with various college areas and leaders (ie. Office of the Registrar), as well as external Indigenous and non-Indigenous community partners, on intentional and responsive pathways and admissions and enrolment approaches into ELCC prorgams within the Faculty of Arts & Sciences.
Communicate and coordinate enrolment and admissions priorities and aspirations of Indigenous and non-Indigenous community partners regarding the ELCC Enrolment Expansion prorgam to FOAS leadership.
Lead the development and maintenance of relationships/partnerships, and serve as the primary point of contact regarding the ELCC Enrolment Expansion Program.
Work collaboratively on developing responsive plans for the delivery of ELCC programming that meets the identified needs of Indigenous and non-Indigenous community partners.
Contribute, ccoordinate, and lead the development, implementation, and evaluation of ELCC Enrolment Expansion projects and initiatives based on community-partner feedback and insights to build a foundation for future enrolment initiatives across the faculty.
Brief the Dean, Associate Dean, and Chairs of Early Learning & Care on sensitive and/or time-sensitive issues for direction, and respond safely and respectfully to students and community partners.
Develop and implement an engagement plan for Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities to increase awareness and accessibility of the ELCC Enrolment Expansion, as well as services and supports available to interested/prospective learners in the Certificate/Diploma programs across the faculty.
Identify and develop responsive and sustainable delivery and cost models based community partner identified needs, aspirations, and realities.
Contribute to the development of sustainable wise practices, tools, and resources that support the responsiveness of the Faculty of Arts & Sciences in relation to Indigenous and non-Indigenous community partners needs and aspirations within higher education.
Develop, recommend, and implement Faculty-wide process improvements within enrolment and admissions in relation to the needs of Indigenous peoples and communities while working collaboratively with other business areas in the faculty.