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Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

Maintaining department databases for various report requirements on projects and activities at Orano CanadaCollaborating with multiple departments to meet current reporting requirements and record program activitiesAssisted in writing and coordinating department reports, maintained statistics and submitted reports within the timeframes indicated by various levels of governmentCoordinating with the Northern Affairs Manager to administer the Northern Scholarship program and other scholarship programs as required

Manitoba, Canada

Leadership position managing a six-week work experience program in Manitoba that provides high school-aged Indigenous youth with education and experience in a supportive space replicating various work environments and industries.Responsible for the supervision, training, and safety of the youth and staff.Maintained company protocols, payroll, food orders, inspections of vehicle logbooks, designation of duties, and camp cleanliness.Regularly communicated with Indigenous communities and OYEP’s industry partners to coordinate and plan learning activities.Operated as an organized team by conducting daily morning safety meetings and evening management meetings to communicate schedule with staff and to foster an inclusive work environment.Promoted healthy living behaviours, mental wellness, diversity and acted as a positive role model for the youth at all times.

Saskatchewan, Canada

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Management position for a six-week program in Northern Manitoba offering land-basededucation, training, and work opportunities to high-school-aged Indigenous youth.Led groups safely and in a supportive way through various holistic learning, working, livingenvironments and training programs which replicated real world experiences andopportunities.Coordinated with public, private, Indigenous, and educational organizations in response toregionally specific labour market and community needs.Safely drove a commercial van containing fourteen youth and minors on a daily basis.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

Prepared flyer inserts for insertion into newspapers.Fed inserts mechanically at an inserting machine and by hand, stacked bundlesKept work area safe and clean at all times, ensured that company standards and all Health and Safety regulations were observed.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

Student Assistant to the Manager of Student Recruiting and Strategic Partnerships for the College of Arts & Science.Helped design and launch the Student Recruitment Ambassador Program. A pilot program that equipped undergraduate volunteers with the knowledge and leadership skills needed to encourage prospective high school students from across Saskatchewan to attend the U of S.Formulated the SRA goals and structure with the program's supervisor, assisted in interviewing and recruiting volunteers, and helped plan and conduct seven weekly training sessions aimed at improving volunteers’ presentation and public speaking skills.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

Co-facilitated a “Learning Community" of first-year students to help the transitioning experience from high school to post-secondary education.Gained public speaking, leadership, and interpersonal and planning skills leading weekly group sessions of 15 to 25 students, volunteering an average of three to four hours per week each fall term. Peer Mentoring also includes continual communication with and reporting to program leads, as well as, training through weekly planning and professional development sessions.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

Placement in the College of Arts & Science’s Communications and Events Office under the supervision of two Communications Officers, as part of the English 496 “Career Internship” course.Educated in the fundamentals of journalistic writing, reporting, editing, photography, photo-editing, and digital news publication. Contributed to regular department meetings, events, social media posts, and additional office tasks.Published five stories profiling successful students and members of the U of S’s community for the College of Arts & Science’s News & Events website.

A reporter for the U of S’s undergraduate newspaper. Published 47 stories and 3 features during the 2019-20 academic year in the paper’s five sections: News, Sports and Health, Opinions, Culture, and Features.Met regular deadlines as a fulltime student, acted as a professional representative of the paper, and worked both collaboratively with the editorial team.Participated in weekly staff meetings to plan the paper and pitched stories discovered by engaging with the campus community.Additional duties included assisting the section heads and outreach director, editing, recruiting and mentoring volunteer contributors, paper delivery, and above all, working in a way that upholds The Sheaf’s values and journalistic standards.

Canada

Tree planting throughout the Boreal Forest in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Alberta throughout six seasons running from May to July each Spring. Silviculture work involving caring for and watering trees, following safety procedures while working remotely with helicopters, and wildlife management projects.

Bachelors Of Arts Honours, English And History

Scholarships and Academic Awards James B. McGeachy Prize – Department of English (U of S), 2020 Prize recognizing excellence.

Certificate, International/Global Studies