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Black Mental Health Counsellor 

Antigonish, NS

The Black Mental Health Counsellor will play a critical role in promoting inclusivity and belonging of all students. Highlights of the responsibilities include:

  • Provide mental health support to individuals and in group-based settings focusing on addressing anxiety, stress, and other mental health-related challenges African Nova Scotian/Black Students face.
  • Integrate Africentric approaches to mental health and wellness, ensuring culturally relevant support for Black Students
  • Collaborate with other team members (e.g. Diversity Engagement Center, Sexual Violence Prevention and Response Coordinator, Health & Counselling, Bloomfield Hub) to develop and implement joint programming focused on anxiety and stress management and other mental health program priorities that integrate cultural connections for all students.
  • In collaboration with other Centre for Black Student Success staff and community partners, support students from neighbouring African Nova Scotian communities in the transition to university
  • Develop and lead proactive, stress-based programming to enhance student coping and resilience for all students on campus

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Clinical Case Worker - Student Experience Hub

Charlottetown, PEI

Working out of the Office of Counselling Services, the Clinical Case Worker provides intensive case management services to students exhibiting distress or disruption as a result of complex case presentations.  The Clinical Case Worker works both within the counselling unit and in multidisciplinary capacity to support students and the campus personnel who provide supports to students with complex needs.

  • Provide psychotherapeutic counselling interventions to a limited caseload of students with complex needs

  • Provide case management services to students with complex needs accessing multiple university services

  • Provide referral support and coordination for students with complex needs accessing community supports via government services and community groups

  • Chair the Student of Concern committee in providing assessment and behavioural intervention plans for students identified via the Student of Concern process

  • Consult with faculty and staff who are supporting student experiencing difficulty

  • Conduct holistic assessment of needs for students identified as needing support with complex case management

  • Provide navigation support to students in need of support to access supports and services

  • Maintain appropriate, confidential record-keeping for clients and the Student of Concern process


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    Project Coordinator, AI Supported Student Advising

    Halifax, Nova Scotia

    Student Affairs is a collection of integrated units that collaborates with faculty, staff and students to enhance the student experience. We promote an inclusive, holistic and student-centric approach to learning and academic success and act as a professional resource in the delivery of evidence-based student enrolment, wellness, development and academic support programs and services. Reporting to the Manager, Student Success Advising, the Project Coordinator will lead the AI advising initiative, collaborating with advisors, students, and Dalhousie’s AI and ITS teams to identify opportunities for AI-supported advising, test tools and prototypes, and develop a roadmap for future implementation.

    • Lead, plan and design a one-year pilot project exploring how generative AI can enhance student advising. Monitor project milestones and timelines, adjusting plans as needed to ensure timely delivery of outcomes.
    • Conduct environmental scans and benchmarking of AI tools used in higher education advising. Identify high-volume, low-complexity advising tasks suitable for AI support.
    • Develop a roadmap for implementation, including training plans and system requirements.
    • Build and maintain strong relationships with key partners, including advisors, faculty, students, and administrative leaders. Engage with advisors across multiple units to map advising processes and identify opportunities for AI support.
    • Lead the development of shared tools, templates, and communication materials to promote adoption across units.

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