Kate Larlee

Offering strong interpersonal and organizational skills, ready to learn and thrive in dynamic environment. Brings solid understanding of Information Management principles and adept at research and writing. Ready to use and develop problem-solving and analytical skills in Library or Archival Sciences role.

UNB Faculty of Arts Student Intern, 01/2023 to 09/2023.

Provincial Archives of New Brunswick, Fredericton, Supervisor: Katelyn Stieva   

• Wrote two accompanying research papers titled “Bishop John Medley and the Evolution of the Anglican Church” and “Power in Queer Community Archives: Impacts, Challenges and Recommendations.”
• Presented research projects at the Faculty of Arts Internship Conference.

Undergraduate Research Asisstant, 09/2023 to 04/2024.

UNB Culture and Social Psychology Research Lab, Supervisor: Elaine Perunovic 

• Assisted graduate and honours students in data collection, analysis, and descriptions.
• Aided in projects analyzing sympathy messages across cultures and prejudice against Black women in the workplace.

Undergraduate Honours Student, 09/2024 to 05/2025

Psycho-Social Ethnography of the Commonplace Research Team, Supervisors: Carmen Poulin, Lynne Gouliquer, Sophia Konnerman  

• Fulfillment of requirements for Bachelor of Arts Honours in Psychology
• Conducted research on the sociology of uniforms, Canadian Armed Forces history, and the experiences of sexual and gender minority groups in uniformed workplaces