Mathilde Guglielmi Email & Phone Number

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Policy Analyst with PARDP (Policy Analyst Recruitment and Development Program). My first rotation is in the Energy Sector (Offshore Renewable Energy).

Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Remote

Remote

Relevant courses: Water Law, Society & Policy, Watershed Management, Water Quality, Introduction to GIS, Advanced GIS, Water and Public Health, Statistics.

Montreal, Canada Area

started in a thesis program.comparing the nutrient concentration of key nutrients and microbe composition of vermicompost to that of compost.transferred to IWRM (non-thesis) due to change in career goals.

Montreal, Canada Area

Macdonald Campus Hockey Arena Athletic Attendantassisting the Zamboni driver on the hockey rink, by moving around nets.cleaning the changing rooms.answering the public's questions.

Montreal, Canada Area

sending weekly emails.managing social media.

sending weekly emails.managing social media. communicating with the student body & administration.

Mcgill University

announcing executive and committee meetings.taking the minutes for meetings.helping organize and run events.

Harvested a variety of produce.Worked in various weather conditions.Identified plants (working with transplants in a greenhouse).Tasks: thinning apple trees, helping set up tomato tunnels...Worked behind the cash register.Customer service.

Beaconsfield

Inspected ash trees for signs of the invasive emerald ash borer.identification skills.assessment of tree's health.identification of emerald ash borer.Experience reading city bylaws.Can read certificates of location. Communication and outreach with citizens.

Beaconsfield

City of Beaconsfield & Eco-quartiers Pierrefond | Summer 2018Public Outreach and Science Education & Communication about the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB). Made a survey about citizens' willingness to treat their ash trees against the EAB.

Mcgill University

managed social media.advertised events.helped organize a guest speaker event about research on Mars.helped organize a trip to Mont Mégantic.

Mcgill University

1. Bird identification.2. Bird handling.3. Determining the age and sex of each bird. 5. Adaptable to different types of weather conditions. 6. Field research experience. 7. Perseverance and consistent work.8. Radio telemetry.9. RStudio.

Mcgill University

Curating a natural history museum:how classification works, the conventional setup of specimens in a tray. Worked on an independent project on the fly family Empididae.Identified and categorized several hundred specimens to genus & species level. Used identification keys.Scientific reading and writing.Time management skills and work ethic.

Master Of Science - Ms, Hydrology And Water Resources Science

Bachelor'S Degree, Environmental Science