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Deputy Minister University Champion (DMUC) Initiative / Initiative des sous-ministres champions des relations universitaires (SMCRU)

Deputy Minister University Champion (DMUC) Initiative

Initiative des sous-ministres champions des relations universitaires (SMCRU)

Launched in 2002, the Deputy Minister University Champion Initiative is a collaborative effort between university, which acts as a secretariat, and the Privy Council Office, which appoints the Deputy Minister Champions. By promoting robust and relevant public administration education and research, this program aims to strengthen links between the Government of Canada and Canadian universities, so that the federal public service has access to cutting-edge ideas and theories, as well as a new generation of public administration scholars. A strengthened relationship with the university sectors can help secure access to the knowledge that emanates from this sector and create benefits for the public service. That way, the public service can fill the need it experiences as it enters a new period of public management reform in modern financial and human resources management. The university sector is a great partner since those institutions incorporate the theory and practice of a responsible government with the highest standards of ethics and values. Deputy Minister University Champion Initiative - CSPS (csps-efpc.gc.ca) Deputy Minister University Champions Deputy Minister University Champions play a key role in Public Service Renewal.  They are responsible for building relations between the Public Service of Canada and the various universities in order to identify shared priorities, align and promote relevant research and build awareness of career opportunities in the public service while facilitating the recruitment and branding activities. Deputy Ministers may exercise their role in strengthening relationships between the public service and universities in a variety of ways. However, there are some clear best practices like making appearance at universities to help students understand more their domain of study, learn more about the public service or even to help students build their career. To complete their role, Deputy Ministers need to work in pairs with the university.   Deputy Minister champions - Canada.ca

Sous-ministres champions des relations universitaires « Les sous-ministres champions des relations universitaires sont des acteurs de premier plan dans le renouvellement de la fonction publique. Leur mandat consiste à bâtir les relations entre la fonction publique du Canada et les différentes universités, en vue de cerner les priorités conjointes, d'harmoniser et de promouvoir les travaux de recherche pertinents et de faire connaître les possibilités de carrière dans la fonction publique. » (lien) Initiative des sous-ministres champions des relations universitaires - EFPC (csps-efpc.gc.ca) Sous-ministres champions - Canada.ca

University Student Ambassador / Étudiant ambassadeur universitaire

Student Ambassador

Étudiant ambassadeur

The student ambassador of your university can inform you about the employment opportunities on which you can apply. So do not hesitate to reach out to the student ambassador of your university to learn more about student opportunities in the federal public service. You can find who your Student Ambassador is by using the table below. While the position of Student Ambassador is not new, the role and task of this position are not clearly define since they can be tailored to meet the needs of the student and work with them to accomplish their professional goals. They also change because the mission of the Student Ambassador goes in pairs with the vision of their deputy minister. Every student ambassador support their deputy minister since the task load is too heavy for the deputy to do on his or her own. That way, we can achieve a better partnership with universities. Quote from actual Student Ambassador "Being a student ambassador has meant an amazing opportunity to grow both personally and professionally. It has offered me the chance to grow my leadership and communication skills while building a strong network across different departments and regions within the GC. Beyond these many transferable skills, being a student ambassador has allowed me to share my love and interest in the Federal Public Service with other students at my university. Being able to support current and future students in their journey with the GC just cannot be beat!" - Raegan Scott (Student Ambassador of Acadia University)   If you want to become a student ambassador, I invite you to look at the information about the recruitment of student ambassador under the following table.

L'ambassadeur des étudiants de votre université peut vous renseigner sur les possibilités d'emploi auxquelles vous pouvez postuler. N'hésitez pas à vous adresser à l'étudiant ambassadeur de votre université pour en savoir plus sur les possibilités offertes aux étudiants dans la fonction publique fédérale. Si vous souhaitez devenir un étudiant ambassadeur, je vous invite à consulter les informations relatives au recrutement des étudiants ambassadeurs sous le tableau suivant.

University Université	Deputy Minister Champion Sous-ministre champion	Department Ministère	Contact Person Personne ressource	Student Ambassador Étudiant ambassadeur
Student Ambassador in position / Étudiant ambassadeur déjà en poste
Acadia University	Catrina Tapley	Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada Immigration, Réfugiés et Citoyenneté Canada	Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com	Raegan Scott (Student Ambassador/Étudiante ambassadrice) (since/depuis 01/2022)
Memorial University of Newfoundland	Annette Gibbons	Employment and Social Development Canada Emploi et Développement social Canada	priyanka.sharma@hrsdc-rhdcc.gc.ca	Alicia Pierce (Student Ambassador/Étudiante ambassadrice) (since/depuis 06/2022)
Saint Mary’s University	Caroline Xavier	Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada Immigration, Réfugiés et Citoyenneté Canada	Nous sommes en contact avec la personne responsable We are in contact with the responsible person BContactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com	Joelle Tibbs (Student Ambassador/Étudiante ambassadrice) (since/depuis 06/2022)
Université Laval	Jean-François Tremblay	Employment and Social Development Canada Emploi et Développement social Canada	priyanka.sharma@hrsdc-rhdcc.gc.ca	Kaite Vinet (Student Ambassador/Étudiante ambassadrice) (since/depuis 06/2022)
Student Ambassador we are looking for / Étudiant ambassadeur recherché
Trent University	Tina Namiesniowski	Employment and Social Development Canada Emploi et Développement social Canada	priyanka.sharma@hrsdc-rhdcc.gc.ca	Looking for a Student Ambassador Recherche un étudiant ambassadeur
Other position as a student ambassador / Autres positions possible comme étudiant ambassadeur
Athabasca University	Gina Wilson		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
Brock University	Paul Glover		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
Carleton University	Yazmine Laroche		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
Concordia University	Sony Perron		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
Dalhousie University	Graham Flack		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
École nationale d'administration publique (ÉNAP) Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) Université du Québec en Outaouais (UQO) École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) École des hautes études commerciales de Montréal (HEC) Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières (UQTR) Université du Québec à Rimouski (UQAR) Université du Québec à Chicoutimi (UQAC) Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (UQAT) TÉLUQ	Manon Brassard		Nous sommes en contact avec la personne responsable We are in contact with the responsible person Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
Lakehead University	Philip Jennings		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
McMaster University	James Meddings		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
Mount Allison University / Université de Moncton	Francis McGuire		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
OCAD University / Ryerson University	Isabelle Mondou		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
Pacific Coast University for Workplace Health Sciences	Jody Thomas		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
Polytechnique Montréal	Martine Dubuc		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
Queen’s University	Ian McCowan		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
Saint Paul University	Nancy Chahwan		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
St. Francis Xavier University	Michael Keenan		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
Simon Fraser University	Marta Morgan		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
Université de Montréal	Hélène Laurendeau		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
Université de Sherbrooke	Thao Pham		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
University of Alberta	Michael Vandergrift		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
University of British Columbia	Timothy Sargent		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
University of Calgary / University of Lethbridge	Daniel Lee Quan Watson		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
University of Guelph	France Pégeot		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
University of Manitoba / University of Winnipeg	Janine Sherman		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
University of New Brunswick	Chris Forbes		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
University of Northern British Columbia / Yukon University	Paula Isaak		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
University of Ottawa	Sarah Paquet		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
University of Prince Edward Island	Paul MacKinnon		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
University of Regina / University of Saskatchewan	Dylan Jones		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
University of Toronto	Peter Wallace		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
University of Victoria / Royal Roads University	John Ossowski		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
University of Waterloo	Paul Thompson		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
Vancouver Island University	Daniel Lee Quan Watson		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
Western University	Bob Hamilton		Nous sommes en contact avec la personne responsable We are in contact with the responsible person Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
Wilfrid Laurier University	Shawn Tupper		Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com
York University	Taki Sarantakis		Nous sommes en contact avec la personne responsable We are in contact with the responsible person Contactez/Contact isc.ncr.rcn.cei@gmail.com

Become a Student Ambassador

Devenir un étudiant ambassadeur

Eligibility The Student Ambassador must be a student of the university he/she represents. Preference is given to students who have previously worked for the Government of Canada (GoC). The student must meet the eligibility criteria of the Federal Student Work Experience Program (FSWEP). be enrolled full-time in a university; NOTE: must be a student of the university he/she represents. Be a full-time student during the upcoming school year; Be of the minimum age to work in the province or territory of hire. How it works You are hired by the DMUC department or agency (see list below). The Public Service Commission (PSC) provides training, job examples and outreach activities. Summary of duties and responsibilities As a Student Ambassador, you will act as a liaison between the Government of Canada and your university. You will participate in numerous activities to promote the Government of Canada as an employer of choice. Interested in becoming a Student Ambassador? Contact the contact person in the table above.

Admissibilité L'étudiant ambassadeur doit être étudiant de l'université qu'il représente. Une préférence est accordé aux étudiants ayant déjà travaillé au Gouvernement du Canada (GdC). L'étudiant doit répondre aux critères d'admissibilité du Programme fédéral d'expérience de travail étudiant (PFETÉ). être inscrit à temps plein dans une université; NOTE : doit être étudiant de l'université qu'il représente. être aux études à temps plein pendant la prochaine année scolaire; avoir l’âge minimum requis pour travailler dans la province ou le territoire d’embauche. Fonctionnement Vous êtes embauchés par le ministère ou l’agence du SMCRU (voir liste plus bas). La Comission de la fonction publique (CFP) assure la formation, fournit des exemples de tâches et activités de sensibilisation. Résumé des tâches et responsabilités En tant qu’ambassadeur étudiant, vous agirez comme agent de liaison entre le Gouvernement du Canada et votre université. Vous participerez à de nombreuses activités pour promouvoir le Gouvernement du Canada comme employeur de choix. Le rôle d'ambassadeur étudiant vous intéresse? Contactez la personne ressource dans le tableau ci-dessus.

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