KAYLEY CLAIR

Dedicated and passionate student pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Applied Human Nutrition, with hands-on experience in community-focused initiatives. Skilled in collaborating with diverse teams, including Indigenous organizations, to promote nutrition and health. Proven ability to lead projects, educate families, and support research efforts, demonstrating a strong work ethic and commitment to making a meaningful impact in the community.

Volunteer Experience

Assisting Public Health Dietitian
Union of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq
Current

• Collaborated with the Mi’kmaq Dietitian to develop prenatal nutrition guidelines and educate families on introducing solid foods for infants.
• Contributed to the initiation of a mobile food truck project to serve local communities during events, enhancing access to nutritious food.

International Science Student Assistantship
Current

• Collaborate with a professor in a research lab studying the formation of the mitotic spindle in various stem cell populations using the common fruit fly as a model organism.
• Prepare food for the fruit flies, transfer them between test tubes, and maintain laboratory cleanliness through proper cleaning and sterilizing of equipment.
• Assist in data collection and analysis, contributing to ongoing research efforts in developmental biology.

Manager/Coach
Women's U-18 Soccer, North American Indigenous Games 2023
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Date September 2022-July 2023

• Managed and coached the women's U-18 soccer team, focusing on skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship during the games.

Coach
North American Indigenous Games Soccer Camps
Antigonish, Halifax, East Hants
September 2022 - July 2023

• Led soccer training camps for Indigenous youth, promoting physical fitness, teamwork, and cultural pride through sport.

Member
Varsity Council, Mount Saint Vincent University (MSVU)
Current

• Participated in decision-making processes to promote student engagement in athletic programs and enhance the overall sports experience at the university.

Contributor
Newsletter, Food Nutrition Society
Current

• Researched and wrote articles on nutrition topics for the society’s newsletter, helping to educate the community about healthy eating practices.

Volunteer
Feed Nova Scotia, Thanksgiver 2024
October 2024

• Contributed to food distribution efforts, ensuring that community members in need received nutritious meals during the holiday season.

Volunteer
Breakfast Program, Fairview Elementary
Halifax, Nova Scotia
September 2021 - Present

• Assisted in preparing and serving healthy breakfasts to students, promoting good nutrition and positive morning routines.

• Principal's honor roll Grade 9
• Honour roll grade 10, 11, 12
• Academic awards for Science 9, Science 10, Foods 9, Physical Education 9, 11, Math 10 and Pre calc 11
• ACAA Rookie of the Year (2021-2022)
• ACAA Women's Soccer Second Team All-Conference (2021-2022)
• Innovative Project of the Year (2023, Soccer Nova Scotia)

• Derek Botma, 902-944-32662
• Kael Klein, 250-902-8504
• Daniell Cyr, 902-754-9424