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Lead weekly tutorial sessions on legal research and provided feedback to first year law students

Student fellows take part in a yearlong reading group. In 2014-15 they will read Kant's Third Critique and works on the relationship between sensibility and individuality, including Humboldt's The Limits of State Action and Wollstonecraft's Vindication of the Rights of Women.

-Ensuring visibility: posters, website, social media-Communication with practitioners/academics, members of the club etc.

Data collection and coding:-Assistant to Professors Ron Levi and Wendy H. Wong on a project looking at the “supply side” trends of human rights projects from the 1950s to the end of the Cold War.-Preliminary results presented at the 2013 Law and Society Association Conference in Boston, MA. -Publication forthcoming: Wong, Wendy, Ron Levi and Julia Deutsch. “The Ford Foundation: Building and Domesticating the Field of Human Rights.”

Non-partisan internship assisting the office of the Honourable Michelle Rempel, P.C., M.P. with constituency casework, building systems to improve constituency casework and contributing to the policy work of the office.Returned to the office of the Honourable Michelle Rempel, P.C., M.P. as a Summer Intern in 2014.

Professor Saskia Sassen was the keynote speaker at a conference on cities and conflict being held at the Munk School of Global Affairs on February 1-2, 2013.The Urban Era: Comparing Challenges in the World’s Cities examined issues of peace, conflict and justice as they manifest themselves in cities. The panels addressed a wide range of these topics through a comparative urban lens with speakers from various fields, including experts from Princeton’s Innovations for Successful Societies… Show more Professor Saskia Sassen was the keynote speaker at a conference on cities and conflict being held at the Munk School of Global Affairs on February 1-2, 2013.The Urban Era: Comparing Challenges in the World’s Cities examined issues of peace, conflict and justice as they manifest themselves in cities. The panels addressed a wide range of these topics through a comparative urban lens with speakers from various fields, including experts from Princeton’s Innovations for Successful Societies and the Jerusalem Old City Initiative.The conference was live-tweeted; the keynote and panels were live streamed. Duties of a Co-Director: Management of keynote, six panels, media strategy, fundraising, travel coordination and management of budget. Show less

-Exam preparation:-Subjects taught: Canadian History/Histoire nationale; Mathematics; Biology; Géographie; Français; English

-Responsibilities: Two reports measuring three G20 countries’ compliance with promises made in 2010 G20 Summit Cannes (Australia, France, Turkey) with regards to facilitation of remittances.

-Responsibilities: coordination four panel speakers, media strategy, and fundraising.

-Responsibilities: Giving full tours of Centre Block highlighting legislative process, history, architecture, and art. Tours given in French and English.

-Responsibility: monitoring of loans to student clubs, organizing campus activities, participation in weekly meetings

-Duties: organization of weekly meetings, coordinating registration of teams at weekly debating tournaments in the region, training of teams for the Barreau de Montréal debating competition.-Tournament Director and Chief Adjudicator, Marianopolis High School Debating TournamentCity-wide. - Duties: coordination of tournament, overseeing of adjudication of rounds, financing.

-Responsibilities: Bi-monthly lunch hour instruction in Parliamentary Debate and British Parliamentary Debate

Canada-wide. Duties: coordination of tournament, overseeing of adjudication of rounds, financing. Co-hosted by the Marianopolis Debating Society & the McGill Debating Union.