Academic Integrity Coordinator

Position summary

Academic and student support services

• Set academic support service standards and work with coordinators and librarians to implement operational and strategic plans.
• Plan and research service initiatives; adapt services to learner needs and train academic support tutors and international staff.
• Evaluate services using surveys, usage statistics, and small-group feedback.
• Work with librarians to integrate writing skills into information literacy classes and workshops; provide academic support content for library social media.
• Participate in institution-wide student-at-risk projects as required.

Academic integrity coordination

• Promote academic honesty through presentations, faculty collaboration, and integration into academic support services.
• Implement academic integrity policies and procedures with librarians and update preventative and remedial tutorials.
• Meet with students who have violated academic misconduct procedures; communicate meeting information and possible next steps to relevant associate deans.
• Advise faculty and associate deans on misconduct risks and explore restorative practices in consultation with them.
• Develop educational resources for students and faculty, track misconduct trends, and share relevant data to support prevention.

Staff leadership

• Recruit and hire staff, initiate performance management, and escalate issues in accordance with People and Culture policies, FOIPP, and collective agreements.
• Disseminate information, provide feedback, advise, and coach staff.
• Prepare and monitor staff schedules, assign daily workloads based on service needs and part-time employee budget allocation, and direct the day-to-day operations of direct reports.

Role qualifications

• The provided description is truncated during the staff leadership section and does not include a formal qualifications section.
• The described scope involves leading service delivery and staff, and collaborating with students, faculty, librarians, associate deans, and other institutional leaders.