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Ottawa, ON, CA

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

• Completing a systematic review examining the impact of climate change on sources, transport, and fate of mercury in Canadian ecosystems and impacts for future Human Health Risk Assessment for the Canadian Government.

• Taught Introduction to Cell and Molecular Biology (BIO 1140) labs in weekly, in-person lab sessions.
• Marked lab reports, held weekly office hours, and corresponded with students to answer questions about lab material.

• Conducted policy and regulatory analysis to advise on the legal duty to consult respecting Transport Canada decisions, integrating knowledge of s35 Indigenous rights, historical and modern treaties, benefit agreements.
• Supported teams in developing Indigenous engagement strategies through understanding their project plans and situating them within best practices for engaging with Indigenous Peoples.
• Assisted with organizing and holding in-person and virtual engagement sessions with representatives from Indigenous communities, governments, and national organizations.

• Taught Introduction to Cell Biology (BIO 1140) labs during weekly, live sessions via Zoom.
• Marked lab reports and corresponded with students to answer questions about material.

Ottawa, Canada Area

• Led the development of multiple policy frameworks pertaining to water levels and flows, dewatering, and cumulative effects on navigation in Canadian waterways.
• Prepared rationale and off-cycle budget request documents pertaining to Transport Canada’s role in major project proposals evaluated under the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act.
• Supported development of drafting instructions for new regulations.
• Engaged and worked closely with federal, provincial, and industry partners to inform policy development.
• Prepared and presented briefing materials to senior management.

• Completed an independant research project examining the impacts of climate change on Indigenous youth mental health in the circumpolar region, focusing on the role of gender and governance using an intersectional.
• Presented work at a seminar hosted by the Norwegian Centre for the Law of the Sea

Antigonish, Nova Scotia

• Trained and supervised incoming research assistants in lab techniques and procedures, procurement of lab materials, data collection, and data analysis.
• Completed follow-up data collection on study using high-resolution respirometry techniques to investigate impact of anti-histamine drug and exercise treatments on brain and muscle mitochondrial function using rat models.
• Coordinated with researchers in the St.FX Biology and Psychology departments, and Muscle Physiology lab at York University to complete data collection.

Antigonish, Nova Scotia

• Designed and facilitated study employing techniques in high-resolution respirometry to investigate impact of anti-histamine drug and exercise treatments on brain and muscle mitochondrial function using rat models.

Antigonish, Nova Scotia

• Coached children ages 5-12 twice a week May-July, developing and facilitating age-appropriate activities and drills to teach track and field skills.

Antigonish, Nova Scotia

• Co-coordinated a community sports program for children ages 5-7, including corresponding with parents, planning and facilitating warm up and cool down activities, equipment set up, providing support to visiting sports.

Master Of Science - Ms, Environmental Sustainability, 8.9/10

Thesis modelling the impacts of climate change on the levels of perfluorooctane sulfonate in an Arctic marine ecosystem, and subsequent.

Master Of Science - Ms, Global Health

Exchange semester in Tønsberg, Norway, specializing in the Scandinavian welfare state and health care systems, with a focus on migrant and.

Master Of Science - Ms, Global Health, 10.8/12

Scholarly Paper title: "Impacts of globalization on Inuit youth mental health in Inuit Nunangat: Social-cultural and environmental.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs With Honours, Kinesiology And Exercise Science, 3.9/4.0

Activities and Societies: Pre-Medicine Society Vice-President, WUSC Society MemberThesis title: “Effects of H1/H2 histamine receptor.