Skylar Rae Roberts

I am a graduate of Acadia University, where I acquired a degree in biology and specialized in microbiology and immunology. Throughout my time at Acadia, I have acquired a wide set of skills and talents that are beneficial to the workforce. I have an in-depth background not only in biology but also chemistry and psychology. This allows me to apply myself to a variety of fields. I am skilled in software’s such as Microsoft Word and Excel, data analysis, along with efficient hands-on skills such as laboratory techniques (pipetting, sterilization titrations, LOI test, MPN test, and many more). During my time at IOC in the pallet shop I learned the importance of teamwork, communication, and creating strong professional relationships with coworkers, ensuring optimal production and it something I always strive for in the workforce. It also taught me a lot of office and administration skills, such as paperwork and deadlines, plus strong communication skills with supervisors and those around me. I am a very determined and dedicated to my field, and always striving to create positive work environments, ensuring productivity.

• Rod Norman, Former Supervisor (TOW), rodnorman1@hotmail.com, 709-282-4854
• Paige Moreth, Sexual Health Resource Centre, paige.moreth@acadiau.ca
• Brian Barry, Former Supervisor (IOC), 709-944-8400 ext: 8664

• Sexual Health Resource Centre, Volunteer, 01/01/24, 12/31/25, Provided compassionate support and resources to individuals seeking sexual health information, fostering a safe and inclusive environment., Partnered with healthcare professionals to develop and distribute educational materials, enhancing community awareness of sexual health issues., Initiated and implemented new outreach programs, effectively reaching underserved populations and expanding the center's impact., Meticulously maintained confidential records and resource databases, ensuring accurate and up-to-date information for clients and staff., Organized and facilitated workshops on sexual health topics, leading to increased community engagement and improved health outcomes.
• Acadia Biology mentorship program, Volunteer, 09/01/23-2025, Boosted student comprehension through tailored explanations, fostering academic success., Provided meticulous support to students, ensuring clarity in lab report writing and material comprehension., Energized students by simplifying complex biology topics, making learning enjoyable and effective., Introduced creative methods for explaining scientific material, significantly improving student engagement., Offered consistent, empathetic guidance, ensuring students' academic and emotional well-being.