Residence Don for Assisi Hall. I currently oversee a team of 5 Residence Assistants, and we serve a building of approximately 140 students. We work to implement and enforce the Caring Community Code outlined by the Residence Life office. This position involves team management, schedule building, facilitating a community environment and handling student conduct. In the Residence Don position, I work closely with other departments in the University, including but not limited to Security, Facilities, General Works, Counselling Services and Food Services.

TA in lab and marking position for BIOL 1152 - Introductory Biology. Involved in-person experiment help working directly with students and online lab report marking.

Delivered interpretive programming primarily at the Shaw Centre for the Salish Sea in Sidney, British Columbia and on Sidney Island (SḰŦÁMEN) relating to Southern Resident Killer Whales (KELȽOLEMEĆEN), eelgrass meadows, sea gardens, sand dune ecosystems, and Garry Oak ecosystems (ĆEṈ¸IȽĆ). Assisted with developing social media posts for the Gulf Islands National Park Reserve Facebook page. Throughout my employment, I assisted in refining existing interpretive programs through graphic design improvements using programs such as Canva and Microsoft Publisher. I also assisted with special events such as Oceans Week celebrations, Science and Culture Camps, Sidney Street Market, Whale Blitz and the Mayne Island (SḴŦOḴEȽ) Agricultural Fair where we presented various interpretive programs to the public. Lastly, I regularly completed day-long roves on Sidney Island (SḰŦÁMEN) where I provided visitors with directions, island history, and ecosystem information during their visit. I also ensured that visitors were aware of the rules surrounding the sensitive ecosystems on the island such as the bird sanctuary, dune ecosystems, and forest ecosystems.