Chelsea Sinclair Email & Phone Number

Toronto, On, Ca

Markham, Ontario, Canada

Secretariat Central is a full-service association management firm that specializes in not-for-profit and charitable organizations in the healthcare sector. I coordinate partnership, sponsorship and conference exhibitor agreements with for-profit and non-profit organizations for 10+ provincial and national non-profit healthcare and scientific organizations. I negotiate partnerships and sponsorships with pharmaceutical, technology, software, healthcare, financial, research and education organizations on behalf of our clients. I specialize in ensuring all partnership and sponsorship agreements uphold the highest ethical standards in accordance with university, provincial and national level Codes of Ethics. I act as liaison between sponsors and all other departments, including finance, event coordination, association management, and Board members. I ensure the successful administration of all deliverables to ensure optimal outcomes for both association and sponsor.I also work with the Events team as an Event Coordinator, managing all aspects of province-wide and nation-wide conferences and Scientific Meetings, from planning to execution. I utilize my background in science and research to analyze data and prepare reports, organize scientific abstracts for publication and coordinate scientific poster presentations. I am proficient with multiple event registration platforms and experienced in running virtual and in-person events.

Markham, Ontario, Canada

When the Liberation75 conference scheduled for spring of 2020 was cancelled due to the pandemic, a new mission was developed: to bring Holocaust remembrance and education to the virtual space. I joined the team to successfully execute a five-day virtual conference and 10-day virtual film festival with 125 speakers, over 100 programs and films, and all entirely for free to our 30,000 attendees from more than 45 countries across six continents. We debuted a three-day Professional Development Symposium for teachers and two-day Student Education Days, focusing on how best to educate students of all ages about the Holocaust and discrimination, and how students can recognize and fight hate in their own communities. These events in addition to other educational programs were attended by 400,000+ students and 500+ teachers from across five continents, including the northmost communities in the Canadian territories and nearly every US state. I then created our Virtual Holocaust Library, with which we are offering our programs and digital content from world-leading Holocaust organizations, museums, educators, artists, and Holocaust Survivors year-round for free online. This resource is constantly evolving in order to best serve our mission: collaboration and education for a hate-free future.I have partnered with Canadian and US-based researchers to investigate the outcomes of Holocaust education in schools and the impact our programs have on students' tolerance and compassion for their peers of all religions, orientations and backgrounds. We plan to use this information to guide future educational directives and collaborations. We are currently partnered with Steven Spielberg's Shoah Foundation, spearheading the Canadian "Last Chance Collection" to record and preserve the testimonies of Canada's remaining Holocaust Survivors. If you know a Holocaust Survivor who would like to record their testimony, please contact us at chelsea@liberation75.org!

London, On

Western University, London, On

Assisted with two projects: the investigation of the effects of childhood adversity on neural connectivity using diffusion tensor imaging and the investigation of the effects of bilingual language status and cultural values on children's self-regulation. Responsibilities included familiarizing participants with the MRI environment, administering computerized tasks and questionnaires, administering standardized tests, recruiting participants, data entry, writing research ethics applications, and training research assistants.

Western University, London, On

Assisted with multiple behavioural and cognitive neuroscience projects. Responsibilities included immunohistochemistry, post-mortem tissue work (microtomy and microscopy), assisting surgical procedures, acoustic and behavioural recordings, and bird care.

London, On

Managed Passionfool Theatre Company's November 2015 production of Trojan Women, Dormant Collective Theatre Company's February 2016 production of To Ashes, and Aerie Theatre's one-woman production of Madame Curie presented at the 2016 London Fringe Festival. Responsibilities include: Scheduling; Timekeeping; Providing background research; Prop, costume and set design; Ensuring contextual/historical accuracy; Tracking scheduling and attendance for rehearsals; Ensuring all props, costumes, and sets are produced, cared for, and organized; Building and dismantling set; Ensuring adherence to all festival guidelines and regulations; Distributing information; Promotions and marketing; Supervising the incoming audience and ushers; Lighting and sound operator for rehearsals and performances; Compiling and operating prompt copy; Coordinating cast and crew; Overseeing all rehearsals and performances

Western University, London, On

Assisted Western University's Clinical Psychology Department during the investigation of cognitive schemas as longitudinal predictors of depressive relapse. Responsibilities included data entry, recruiting participants, running participants, SPSS, maintaining lab email account, spreadsheets, and log book.

Master Of Science (Msc), Applied Neuroscience, First Class Distinction

2x Dean's Award for Outstanding Performance: top student in the Biological Foundations of Mental Health module and the Neuroimaging.

Honours Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Psychology

Activities and Societies: Active Minds UWO, Western Psychology Association, Western Fitness Club, Western Scholars, Western Alzheimer's.