As a dedicated social work student currently enrolled in the Bachelor of Social Work program at Toronto Metropolitan University, I bring a wealth of educational and professional experience. I hold a Master’s Degree in Communication and Culture (York University, 2018) and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Communication Studies, graduating Summa Cum Laude (York University, 2016). Additionally, I possess a Competent Communicator Certificate from Toastmasters International and a General Arts Certificate from Seneca College. My professional background includes roles such as Peer Support and Administrative Assistant at the Reena Foundation, Facilitator for the Conversation Circle at North York Community House, Volunteer for the Life Program at March of Dimes, and Facilitator for the Toronto Shyness and Social Anxiety Support Group at The 519. In these roles, I have provided compassionate support, conducted group activities, and handled various administrative tasks, showcasing my commitment to supporting others and enhancing community well-being.
Throughout my career, I have received notable academic awards, including the Chancellor Bennet Undergraduate Scholarship for Liberal Arts and the Harry A. Newman Memorial Foundation Undergraduate Award. I am an active member of the Golden Key International Honours Society and have participated in various student organizations such as the York University Mature Student’s Organization and the Toronto Metropolitan University Student Council. My diverse background and dedication to supporting others make me a well-rounded candidate ready to contribute meaningfully to any team or organization.
Time-management skills and commitment to executing all administrative tasks
Highly organized and detail-oriented with finely tuned analytical skills
Exhibits professional interaction
Committed to ensuring accuracy and efficiency while performing sensitive tasks Ready to tackle managerial duties, employing skills in strategic planning and team leadership to mentor and motivate colleagues