• Oversee the internal and external grant seeking process.• Identify funding opportunities and support research project development. • Liaise with key stakeholders across the university and partner organizations.• Drafting and final editorial approval for funding proposal content.• Support proposals related to the Coordinated Accessibility Strategy (CAS) and the Canadian Accessibility Network (CAN).

• Preparation and delivery of course material.• Development and marking of course assignments and exams.• Supervision and training of teaching assistants.• Courses: "A History of Madness" and "Mad People's History".

• Project Director of the seminar series "Access, Inclusion, and Disability" and "Disability Futurity" (co-hosted with Liverpool Hope University, UK).• Researcher and author of exhibits on disability studies in history.• Establish partnerships and affiliations with international institutions and researchers.• Prepare budgets, proposals, and external funding applications for association projects and events.• Project lead of a CHA-funded online accessibility initiative.• Supervision and training of research assistants.