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Silldent Pugwash needs a leader .

IF you are looking for a position that will offer you an unusual challenge, 7 , you are eager to test your abilities and learn many new 5 1 s, ., '

IF the prospect of leading a national organization excites you, and .

IF you are willing to work hard in a demanding environ- ment, .

THEN you might be interested in Canadian Student Pugwash. . _ Canadian Student Pugwash is_’ seeking a new National Coordinator for a two-year term, beginning July/August, 1985, _when the term of the current National Coordinator expires.‘ -

The Natidnal Coodrinator is the Chief Executive Officer of Canadian Student Pugwash, _and is responsible for a broad range of tasks, including the planning and coordination of a national conference, the direction of a fund raising campaign the formation and development of Student Pugwash chapters at Canadian universities, the editing, publication and distri-

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material, the dissemination of information on issues related

to science, public policy, and the social responsibilities of V scientists; and the management of the National Office in _

Ottawa.

This position offers a unique opportunity to gain experience

in the development of new education programs and in the management of existing ones, to work with a large number of students, university profesors, and top government officials across the country, and to explore the social implications of science and technology. '

The National COordinator.must have leadership qualities, organizational abilities, an interest in the education of univer- sity Students, and a concern for the role of science and

technology in society. Excellent communication skills in the

English language vareessential; ;.a working knowledge of French is an asset. Preference will be given to candidates who have completed an’undergraduate degree, though others will be considered. _ ' Canadian Student Pugwash is a non-profit and non-

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partisan, university-based, educational organization devoted to study and discussion of the social and ethical implications of science and technology. It was founded in 1979, and now ranks among the most dynamic student-run organizations in the country with 15 local chapters, a' publishing program, an information service,» and a conference program. Further

information about the organization is available upon request. Updated resumes should be sent to the National Office and postmarked no later than March 12, 1985. Candidates selected for interviews will be notified by telephone March 23-24, 1985.

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