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Gatineau, Quebec, Canada

Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada

• Conducted thorough scan for climate data and products that are available for Canada’s Northern regions, and organized resources based on relevant criteria into an Excel database• Attended to climate related requests from territorial and federal government departments, and provided relevant climate data, information, and/or products• Coordinated and prepared materials for monthly meetings with territorial governments in preparation of a development of a potential climate expert organization• Drafted various budget options for the proposal for a climate expert organization for consideration in the federal budget• Produced visuals for and delivered 20-minute presentation showcasing CCCS data products and future projected climate trends in Canada at various professional symposiums (including Yellowknife Geoscience Forum, Northwest Territories and Nunavut Association for Professional Engineers and Geoscientists Professional Development Symposium)

Gatineau, Qc

• Developed specialized Python scripts to conduct statistical analyses and quality assurance on climate data and products (GeoJSON, CSVs, netCDF files) offered by Canadian Centre for Climate Services• Produced visualizations on historical and future projected climate data for over 15 locations across Canada• Researched and reviewed data products and tools offered by other federal and provincial/territorial governments, and categorized resources based on detailed metadata using VBA in Excel for Library of Climate Resources• Facilitated training exercise to incorporate climate data in decision making for colleagues from other governmental departments • Compiled and delivered high-level overview of statistical downscaling techniques, reanalyses, and seasonal forecasts as part of a staff training session

Toronto, Canada Area

• Supervision of test and exams written by persons with disabilities requiring accommodations, maintaining student confidentiality and security• Prepared test site for students with detail consideration of required accommodations, and referred unforeseen student needs to the exam coordinator.• Maintained strong academic and confidentiality integrity, and strictly adhered to departmental, and academic faculty policies

Toronto, Canada Area

• Planned and facilitated creative science learning activities to campers of ages 6 to 12 in groups varying from 6 to 15, which activities include slime making, introduction to the solar system, and environmental awareness• Promoted respect, team-skills, and friendship in campers through outdoor and indoor physical activity, games, and science learning activities in a team oriented environment with counsellors• Upheld highest standards of safety for campers during activities and travelling between activities, ensuring all injuries were treated and documented in detail in a fast-paced environment

• Team collaboration and detail orientation skills enhanced through tracking the movements and recording distance of captured snowshoe hares digitally using Tracker Software. • Ensured data was processed in an appropriate time frame• Preserved fecal matter samples of snowshoe hares with liquid nitrogen

Toronto, Canada Area

• Assigned university identification cards to new students and facility, as well as replacement cards to current students• Thoroughly ensured proper identification and document prior to assigning the identification card, and returning of misplaced student cards• Attended to confidential student inquires regarding financial aid and academic deadlines with professionalism in a fast-paced environment• Received and appropriately processed student documents, upholding integrity of confidentiality.

-Filmed and uploaded lectures, strengthening detail orientation skills and attentiveness -Responded efficiently to changes in teaching methods in an ongoing lecture, ensuring optimal viewing experience by the use of various camera functions -Adaptability was developed to troubleshoot and attain the most of an ongoing lecture

Toronto, Canada Area

• Composed manuscript of scientific research paper based on data-set documenting various cases of multi-ligamentous knee injuries • Scheduled meetings and met with statistician to ensure statistical accuracy of findings• Took precautions to secure confidentiality of patient data electronically via Microsoft Excel• Research findings presented in 2016 European Society of Skeletal Radiology Conference

Toronto, Canada Area

• Completed follow-up appointments with patients who are currently in studies and recruited patients into studies • Completed various follow-up appointments with patients within a short time frame as well as book patients into clinical appointments, where patients will see health care staff in addition to seeing completing follow ups with research staff. • Collected and stored confidential patient data both electronically via Microsoft Excel and manually on paper• Trained junior co-op student. • Quickly learned how to use medical software, such as Electronic Patient Records (EPR) and Pathways 15.0 to look up medical records and book patients into appointments, respectively

• Escorted frail patients from their dialysis treatment with care and attended to their various needs during treatment• Encouraged and connected to the patients from diverse backgrounds as well as developed a heightened respect for patients• Arranged the most efficient way to transport the patients out of the unit during the rush hour in the unit with staff and other volunteers

Riverdale Collegiate Institute

• Prepared and distributed breakfast to students of Riverdale Collegiate Institute in the rush of the morning hour• Greeted and encouraged students to take food from all food groups and eliminate selective eating

Riverdale Intergenerational Club

• Organized various fundraising events and volunteering trips to serve the senior citizens in the East York community with assistance from Toronto Intergenerational Partnerships• Used creative thinking and flexibility to recruit and encourage new members and adapt to any changes in volunteer availability or sudden changes in events• Planned fundraising events and kept track of volunteer data.

• Assisted children from ages 3-11 with their weekly art assignments, while maintaining classroom order

Master Of Environmental Science, Climate Change Impact Assessment

Courses: • Climate Change Impact Assessment • Climate Change Policy • Climate Science and Modelling • Applied Climatology • Climate Data.

Honours Bachelor Of Science (Hbsc), Environmental Science And Biochemistry (Co-Op), High Distinction