Online – ACS 2021 - CEGEP Panel: Faculty Careers

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Are you curious about teaching careers in postsecondary institutions in Quebec? Join a panel of CEGEP professors for a discussion, tips, and tricks for applying for (and landing!) a job teaching in CEGEP.

Learning objectives:

• Learn about teaching careers in CEGEP
• Learn strategies for applying for teaching jobs in CEGEPs

SPEAKERS:

Sean Hughes, Ph.D., Department of Chemistry, John Abbott College

Sean Hughes has been a teacher in the department of chemistry at John Abbott College since 2006. In 1999, Sean earned his B.Sc. in Biology from Concordia University and was a graduate of their Science College program. He stayed at Concordia University to pursue his Ph.D. in Chemistry.  Prior to joining John Abbott College, Sean taught classes at Dawson College as a member of their continuing education department and assisted an e-course for non-science students at Concordia University. At John Abbott College, he became Pathways Coordinator in 2010 and has been an active member of several program committees (Pathways, Crossroads, Science, and Nursing) as well as a long-standing member of the Student Success Committee. He became a member of the Academic Council in 2020 and he has recently become the Science Program Coordinator. For more details, please visit https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-rashad-hughes-3b062a186/

Esther Szeben, M.A., ‎Instructor, Information and Library Technologies Department · ‎CEGEP - John Abbott College

Esther Szeben, MLIS (McGill School of Library and Information Studies Class of '99) has worked in Libraries for over 20 years and in the CEGEP system for the last ten years. She discovered her love of teaching as Reference Librarian at Marianopolis College and went on to teach in the classrooms and labs at John Abbott College in the professional program in Information and Library Technologies.

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