Processed and evaluated a high-volume of candidates for the 2018 JET Programme Canada with a small team, within a tight deadline.

Assisting the Carleton University Research department, I independently developed and maintained a researcher information database. This list compiled the research interests of professors on campus. I set my own schedule and communicated my progress weekly to my supervisor, as well as met with him in person to discuss and debrief the current status.

I worked to effectively coordinate Ottawa's part in the pan-Canadian food sovereignty project, the Peoples Food Policy Project. Under the Just Food Director, who was one of the PFPP Animators for our area, I worked on communication to Ottawa organizations in order to rouse the involvement of the city's citizens in this federally-targeted food policy initiative.

I independently managed the Youth Services branch for the Manitoulin region of Northeastern Ontario, engaging with local employers and youth seeking employment. I presented workshops, managed client registration in Service Canada programs, surveyed the local job market to assess youth opportunities, amongst other responsibilities.

Working as a summer student at one of the few historical museums along the North Shore of the Great Lakes not only allowed me to understand the heritage of my area, but also provided a chance to practice detailed record keeping, write historical reports, contribute to outreach campaigns, and engage visitors to the exhibits. Other essential office administration and reception skills were also effectively practised.