Work Experience

Freelance Research and Program Evaluation Specialist (2017 – present)

  • I provide a suite of services for projects, including: quantitative and qualitative data analysis; program evaluation; research design and support; project management and coordination; strategist; grant and academic and/or non-academic writing; editing; conducting literature reviews; communications and knowledge dissemination.
  • Currently, I am working on three projects, including
    • Gateway to the North: Creating a Northern Strategy for Lifelong Learning at the University of Saskatchewan (Project Assistant)
    • Northern Keewetinohk Indigenous Scholars Workbook (Coordinator and Assistant Editor)
    • Decolonizing in Communities Across Canada: Stories of Hope (Coordinator, and Quantitative and Qualitative Research Analyst)
  • Completed projects:

Research Associate, The International Centre for Northern Governance and Development, University of Saskatchewan. (2014 – 2017)

  • Oversaw, supported, and advanced research that matters to the Circumpolar Sub-Arctic Region, the Provincial Norths, and Northern Saskatchewan in the research areas of governance; health and social development; innovation and entrepreneurship; capacity building; and resource development and environmental management.
  • Provided digital, social media, and print communications support.

Sessional Lecturer, Department of Sociology, University of Saskatchewan. (2014)

  • Co-taught two large, first-year Sociology 111.3 – Foundations in Sociology: Society, Structure and Process classes
  • Both classes participated in the Undergraduate Research Initiative – an initiative aimed at piloting innovative curriculum to incorporate authentic undergraduate research experiences in large, first-year level courses.

Research and Program Evaluation Analyst, The Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching Effectiveness,  University of Saskatchewan. (2011 – 2013)

  • Provided program evaluation, assessment and research support for various ongoing programs, initiatives and research projects related to teaching and learning at the Gwenna Moss Centre and the University Learning Centre.
    • Some projects included:
      • First-year Learning Communities
      • Peer-Mentor-led Writing Groups
      • Co-curricular Community Service-Learning
      • Indigenous Voices
      • Faculty Attitudes towards Active, Student-centred, and Evidence-informed Teaching and Learning
      • Investigating the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) Landscape at the University of Saskatchewan
      • The Impact of Learning Technologies, such as Twitter and the Flipped Classroom, in post-secondary education
  • Provided consultations on quantitative and qualitative research methodology and methods for faculty-driven research projects on teaching and learning.

 

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