Developed, implemented and co-supervise the weekly History of Medicine Research Interest Group for undergraduate and graduate students using their personal stories of health or ill-health to direct their primary research. Each person shares their weekly progress with the group and provides insights into the work of every other student.

Act as a mentor to University of Toronto alumni by meeting for coffee.

I publish and work with authors and illustrators to create health-related comics.

I help develop business opportunities and connections with Yorkville Design Centre for improving design in Toronto.

Actively mentor third or fourth year University College undergraduate students for the academic year who have been matched with me by the University College Mentorship program.

With eight other parents from ALPHA Elementary school, co-founded a grades 7-12 public school in Toronto for self-directed young people who have a passion for learning in relation to what they personally value in life and, at the same time, are willing and able to be part of a community based on consensus where each person's voice counts in developing that consensus.

Designer of the education program, administrative structure and physical set up of the Joint Centre for Bioethics when it was initially the Centre for Bioethics. Once the CFB was formed, acted as the Program Coordinator for education, administration, human resources, computer technology and building management at both previous locations--the Tanz Neuroscience Building and later 88 College St. Continued on as Program Coordinator when the Centre for Bioethics evolved to become the Joint Centre for Bioethics.