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Montreal, Qc, Ca

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

• Mentored and coordinated a team of eight undergraduate peer tutors providing peer-to-peer, course integrated, support to first-year university students• Created and facilitated regular professional development sessions for peer tutors on topics including tutoring strategies, communication modes and genres, and antiracist and decolonized communication • Developed monitoring and evaluation tools, including collecting, processing, analysing, and reporting on project data

Ottawa, Canada Area

• Supported the implementation of national level projects promoting the rights and wellbeing of Inuit women and girls, including Sivummuatsiarniq: An Urban Resource Guide for Inuit Women, and The Inuit Cancer Project • Communicated with stakeholders, working groups, advisory committees, and community members to help ensure project relevancy• Conducted surveys and qualitative interviews on Inuit women’s experiences with workplace sexual harassment and violence in the resource extraction industry• Coordinated and facilitated advisory committee and stakeholder meetings and teleconferences, field missions, workshops, and focus groups

Tsalenjikha, Republic Of Georgia

• Selected for special recognition of excellence by Teach and Learn with Georgia, a department of the Georgian Ministry of Education• Organized and executed a regional spelling bee with over 100 competitors, a task which included securing corporate sponsorship and coordinating a team of ten volunteers• Presented on teaching methodologies and educational strategies to audiences of around 200 teachers and educational professionals• Taught English and organized extra-curricular programs and events for around 350 youth aged six to 18 in a rural community in the Republic of Georgia

Arviat, Nunavut

• Led a team of counsellors in developing and delivering culturally relevant, literacy-based, camp programming in a remote Northern community• Utilized planning and communication skills to build good relationships with community members and secure their participation in literacy camp activities

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

• Supervised teams of around 15 volunteers in preparing and serving a warm, healthy meal to every visitor to the medical clinic and community centre• Planned and budgeted for healthy meals, each intended to feed around 50 food-insecure individuals

Sasktaoon, Saskatchewan

• Served on the board of a community medical clinic servicing core neighbourhoods of Saskatoon; making decisions on organization finances, hiring, programs, and policy• Planned programming and secured funding for the 2016 Canadian Conference of Student Run Clinics, a three-day conference with attendees from 12 universities across Canada• Coordinated an overhaul of the organization’s online storage systems and documentation standards• Conducted interviews and made hiring decisions for practicum student positions• Kept correct minutes of meetings and charge of organization records

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

• Supervised teams of 10-20 volunteers in childcare, food preparation, needle exchange, and community programming services at a community medical clinic serving core neighbourhoods of Saskatoon• Organized collaborative projects with local community organizations, including a programming series on sexual assault, AIDs education, residential schools, and children’s cooking programs• Solicited sponsors and volunteers and ran promotional campaigns for successful annual fundraising projects including charity runs and art shows involving around 300 participants• Member of the SWITCH Zombie Run fundraiser organizational team for five consecutive years, a role involving managing volunteers, soliciting sponsors, and running social media promotional campaigns

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

• Provided support, advice, and mentorship to 65 youth between the ages of 12 and 23 in a group home setting• Managed crisis situations related to physical or mental illness, drug abuse, legal issues, and homelessness, having to process critical situations and make crucial decisions with limited time and information

Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inniniwug First Nations (Big Trout Lake), Ontario

• Developed literacy-based programming while fostering a positive and friendly environment in a remote First Nations’ community• Used superior planning and communication skills to build good relationships with community members and solicit their participation in literacy camp activities

Master Of Arts - Ma, Political Science And Government

• Research focus on Canadian climate change policy and environmental regulation • Recipient of the Senate Graduate Scholarship.

Bachelor Of Arts With Honours, International/Global Studies

• Women in the Legislature Group Member | 2015-2016 • University of Saskatchewan Model UN Team | 2014-2016 • Head Delegate to McGill Model.

French Immersion Program, French Language And Literature

Attended courses in upper-intermediate French and French public speaking while living in a complete immersion environment in order.

French Immersion Program

Took courses in intermediate French while living in a French-speaking household and community in order to build practical French skills.

Summer Study Abroad Program, International Relations And Affairs

Received a bursary to study post-conflict development on-location in Kosovo with the Balkans Peace Program.

Five Week French Immersion Program, French Language

Took courses in beginner French while living in a complete French immersion environment in order to develop practical French language.

High School