David Le Email & Phone Number

Vancouver, BC, CA

Burnaby, BC

• Applying for and managing grants and funding with a total budget of $800K+(i.e., PromoScience, Canada Summer Jobs)
• Overseeing the development, operation, and marketing of K-12 STEAM outreach programs delivered across Canada reaching 10000+ students and teachers annually
• Working across complex stakeholder groups to achieve objectives: community partners, legal team, faculty, staff, students, teachers, parents, youth, funders, School Districts, etc.
• Overseeing a team of 30+ staff

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

• Chairing the Faculty’s student engagement and retention subcommittee
• Working with Faculty and School leadership on implementing university, Faculty, and School policies affecting students (e.g., course duplication, graduation, academic calendars) and their impacts on advising practice
• Co-chairing an EDI subcommittee in the School of Sustainable Energy Engineering and working with SFU EDI to establish a vision and direction for the School
• developing training: post-graduate work permit letters of support, confirming student graduation requirements
• developing resources: advising resource page that integrates advising information across the Faculty's four Schools

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

• Advising prospective and registered students on University, Faculty, and School-specific academic policies
• Working with senior leadership, faculty, staff, student societies, and other key stakeholders to develop and implement health promotion initiatives for the four Schools within the Faculty
• Developing equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) workshops
• Developing health and wellness workshops and resource kits
• Conducting an environmental scan of EDI resources

Lower Mainland

• Providing consulting services to a variety of organizations including the Fraser Health Authority and BC Therapeutic Recreation Association as well as care providers groups including the Fraser East Mental Health and.
• Eliciting requirements, establishing project scope (i.e., timeline, budget, deliverables), drafting and executing contracts for multiple projects: online course, practice-focused print materials for health care.
• Researching, developing, and planning a multi-level evaluation of the Fraser Health Authority’s diversity education initiative including developing a logic model, evaluation plan, and preliminary data collection tools
• Liaising with health authority leaders, health care providers, educators, and patients to create an online course on sexual and gender diversity for health care providers
• Facilitating training sessions on diversity competency standards and sexual and gender diversity

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

• Working with disability access advisors, faculty, staff, and students to coordinate and implement accommodations for students with disabilities including services (e.g., CART, ASL, alternate format production, access.
• Coordinating over 6000 accommodated exams each year including hiring, training, scheduling, and supervising 30+ independent contractors
• Acting as a resource internally and to other departments (e.g., Work Integrated Learning, Library, Sustainability Office, Student Engagement, IT, Facilities) on issues of equity and diversity
• Planning and coordinating events-related to disability and accessibility
• Using coding (i.e., Visual Basics for Applications) to develop a partially automated scheduling system for independent contract staff
• Created and implemented business solutions to optimize workflows: custom electronic stamps for medical documentation, custom printing templates for exams

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

• Coordinating the logistics for over 40 events each year from meetings with external partners to province-wide competitions: securing space and catering, designing marketing and promotional materials, photography.
• Documenting procedures for key events and creating workflows
• Identifying efficiency gaps and implementing procedures to increase efficiency including developing an online application form for student employees, transitioning and centralizing the coordination of key events (i.e..

Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada

• Coordinating graduate student admissions, awards, and completion of degree requirements
• Writing a training manual for the position
• Developing an electronic reminder system for administrative procedures
• Creating and implementing new administrative forms to increase efficiency

• Developing resource lists for the website
• Reviewing health related research about LGBTQ2+ Indigenous people and people of colour
• Taking board meeting minutes

Burnaby And Surrey Campus

• Preparing learning materials for tutorials
• Facilitating discussions with undergraduate students
• Grading

• Writing 5 handbooks on providing diversity competent health care to lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, and Two-Spirit (LGBTQ2S) clients, patients, and residents
• Conducting literature reviews and interviewing community members and health care and social service providers on LGBTQ2S health
• Developing resource lists and case scenarios related to LGBTQ2S health

• Coordinating and facilitating a multi-year community-based research project with youth exploring sexuality and health
• Creating a statistics manual documenting procedures for common types of analyses used by the organization
• Training and supporting youth in developing quantitative and qualitative research skills
• Analyzing and writing reports on locally and nationally collected data
• Presenting research results at conferences
• Providing logistics support for conferences and community consultations

• Handling general program administration: finance, filing, organizing meetings and conferences, website, human resources, budgeting, event planning.

• Overseeing research projects (i.e., scheduling parents and children for studies, statistical analyses, ethics amendments)
• Preparing university course materials
• Assisting in academic writing and research
• Handling general lab administration: finance, filing, organizing meetings, website, minutes, general lab communication

• Attending bi-weekly meetings to oversee the activities of internal Alma Mater Society (AMS) groups as well as the Student Union Building (SUB)
• Liaising between students and the AMS Booking Representative
• Responding to inquiries about booking policies for the SUB and facilitated bookings for AMS groups

• Guiding, teaching and planning reviews for clients

Master Of Public Health (Mph), Social Inequities And Health

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Psychology, Critical Studies In Sexuality, A+