As a Research Assistant in the Department of Political Science at the University of British Columbia, I have the privilege of working under the guidance of Dr. Carey Doberstein. My primary focus is on exploring the intricacies of the public service in Canada, aiming to understand its dynamics and influence on governance and policy-making.My role involves extensive research, data analysis, and synthesis of information, which aids in developing a deeper understanding of how public services operate in Canada. Through this position, I have enhanced my skills in quantitative and qualitative research methodologies, critical thinking, and scholarly writing.I am passionate about applying this knowledge to contribute to discussions on public policy and administration, aiming to impact future developments in Canadian public service positively. This opportunity has allowed me to not only grow professionally but also expand my academic network and collaborate on publications that contribute to important policy dialogues in Canada.

Entrusted with a unique role in provincial information—an opportunity seldom afforded to co-op students—I have been serving as a Communication Assistant at the BC Wildfire Service. My base role in communications involved a range of responsibilities that enabled me to contribute substantially to the team's success.In my primary capacity, I engaged in the creation and dissemination of internal and public communication materials, carefully crafting messages to provide clarity during crisis situations. I actively collaborated with team members to strategize communication plans, enhance media relations, and foster community engagement.In addition to my base responsibilities, my leadership skills and dedication were recognized, granting me the opportunity to work in provincial information. This extraordinary experience allowed me to answer media inquiries, coordinate interviews, provide wildfire updates to staff, and respond to public inquiries. My ability to manage this complex role in a fast-paced environment furthered my skills in strategic communication, crisis management, and public relations.This combined experience at the BC Wildfire Service has not only expanded my professional abilities but also reaffirmed my commitment to public service. Whether in my core role or the special task in provincial information, I embraced challenges and demonstrated a consistent ability to excel in high-stakes situations.