Adjunct Professor

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Adjunct Professor position for Dr Katherine Maurer, Associate Professor and Research Chair in System Transformation and Family Justice in the Faculty of Social Work, University of Calgary. The appointment of Dr. Maurer will allow her to continue her ongoing commitments at McGill which include:

 (1) Research projects in collaboration with the School faculty (Drs. Hanley, Collin-Vézina, Ives, Tarshis) as below:

• Assessing interpreter-assisted IPV prevention services for allophones in Montréal to increase equitable access. Mitacs Accelerate.
• Increasing equitable access to services for allophones and immigrants: Co-developing a training program for collaborating with interpreters in transcultural IPV prevention services. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Partnership  Engage Grant.
• Artificial Intelligence and social work in Canada: Exploring intra- and interdisciplinary opportunities, tensions, and challenges. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Connection Grant.

(2) Co-supervising Social Work students including (a) one MSW thesis student (with Dr. Jill Hanley); and (b) Research coordinator and assistants associated with research projects.

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