September 2019-April 2020: Co-instructing a two-semester, service-learning course for MScPl students titled, "Planning for Change."January-April 2019: Taught a second-year lecture-style course titled, "Globalization and Urban Change."

Undertaking research on two projects that are focused on (1) the ways in which inclusive playgrounds are designed and experienced; and (2) the ways in which school travel is designed for and experienced by families living with childhood disability.

Undertook research project entitled, "Getting to School: An Investigation of Household Experiences with Disability in Childhood." Funded by: The Hospital for Sick Children Norman Saunders Complex Care Initiative Grant. Principal Investigator: R. Buliung. Other Investigators: T. Ross and A. Howard.

Worked on an accessible school travel research project. Funded by: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Insight Grant. Principal Investigator: R. Buliung.

Worked on a systematic review of trends in children's school travel and mobility. Funded by: Metrolinx. Principal Investigator: R. Buliung. Other Investigators: L. Rothman and A. Macpherson.

Undertook a systematic review project entitled, "Understanding Geographies of Childhood Dis/Ability," which was focused on disability, active school travel, and children's independent mobility. Funded by: University of Toronto Research and Scholarly Activity Fund (awarded to: R. Buliung).

Undertook research and report preparation for a research project entitled, "Planning for Accessible School Travel." Funded by: Metrolinx. Principal Investigator: R. Buliung. Other Investigators: T. Ross and T. Titchkosky.

Assisted with the following courses:-GGR210 "Social Geographies." University of Toronto Mississauga. Jan.-Apr. 2018. Prof. P. Bocking.-GGR277 "Qualitative Research Methods in Geography." University of Toronto Mississauga. Sep.-Dec. 2017. Prof. N. Laliberté.-GGR217 "Urban Landscapes and Planning." University of Toronto. Jul.-Aug. 2017. Prof. Z. Matson.GGR207 "Cities, Urbanization, and Development." University of Toronto Mississauga. Sep. - Dec. 2016. Prof. J. May-GGR217 "Urban Landscapes and Planning." University of Toronto. Jul. - Aug. 2016. Prof. P. Khanolkar-GGR349 "Cities in Transition." University of Toronto. Jan. - Apr. 2016. Prof. J. Kovacs-GGR207 "Cities, Urbanization, and Development." University of Toronto Mississauga. Sep. - Dec. 2015. Prof. J. Kovacs-GGR361 "City Planning and Development." University of Toronto Mississauga. Sep. - Dec. 2014. Prof. A. Walks.-GGR361 "Understanding Urban Landscapes." University of Toronto. Sep. - Dec. 2013. Prof. J. Markovich.

Key responsibilities included:-Undertaking land use research/analysis and preparing reports for municipal clients (e.g., Official Plans, Zoning By-laws, amendments, and studies)-Preparing the Environment Plan and the Urban Design and Architectural Guidelines for the City of Madinah (two volumes of the Comprehensive Plan) and assisting with numerous other volumes-Regularly editing/copy editing reports and proposals-Regularly preparing proposals in response to municipalities' Requests for Proposals for municipal policy/regulation studies and projects-Preparing for and participating in public/stakeholder engagement eventsSelected Projects:-The Holy Cities Project, Development Commission of Madinah/Development Commission of Makkah and Mashaer, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia-Zoning Issues and Strategy Study, City of Kingston-Second Residential Units Implementation, City of Kingston-Gaming Facility Study, City of Kingston-Public Parking Policy Study and Cash-in-Lieu of Parking By-law Update, City of Kingston-Sustainable Residential Development Policies for Mayfield West Phase Two, Town of Caledon-District of Manitoulin Official Plan, Manitoulin Planning Board-Sudbury East Planning Area Zoning By-laws Update, Sudbury East Planning Board-Due Diligence for Service Station Development, Private Client, Oshawa-Development/Policy Monitoring and Mapping, Private Client, Ontario-15 proposals

This internship involved working exclusively on the Holy Cities Project, i.e., the preparation of Comprehensive Plans for Makkah and Madinah in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Responsibilities included:-Conducting research and analysis-Drafting policy, regulation, and guidelines-Coordinating GIS mapping and graphics-Maintaining a coded, thematic comment/response matrix for all volumes of the Comprehensive Plans in order to continually manage and address report issues