I am currently enrolled in the Department of History at UVic, pursuing an undergraduate degree. I am majoring in History with an Environmental Studies (ES) minor and French Certificate. I am eager to join the thriving environmental and sustainability sectors, especially in policy.
My diverse background equips me well for writing for the UVic Her Campus magazine. Currently, I volunteer with the University of Victoria's Global Community Conversation Partner Program, leading group meetings to enhance English conversation skills for graduate and postgraduate students. This volunteer work continuously sharpens my abilities in oral and written communication. I also work as a Research Assistant at UVic's History Department with the Four Stories About Food Sovereignty project, delving into historical and technical research that contribute to documentary filmmaking.
I am lucky to call Vancouver home, and to have worked at Hatfield Consultants LLP. At Hatfield, I organized and catalogued a substantial volume of JPEG photo files in their Microsoft SharePoint database. I even contributed to optimizing file standardization procedures for a future guide. My analytical and communication skills were pivotal in conducting research and collaborating effectively with the team.
The skills I have honed from the dynamic interpersonal university engagement and analytical and communicative corporate setting have shaped me. I look forward to improving and displaying my skills through my HC articles.
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