Skills

Writing for The Ubyssey

Writing and being involved with the Ubyssey has been such a great experience and hasĀ given me a really good view of what is happening on campus and has given me a chance to learn a new way of writing and professionalism.

Vancouver’s pricey housing market impacts recruitment of UBC professors“, July 25 2016

“Indian Residential School History Dialogue Centre to be built”, Feb 7 2016

“Grad Student Society launches harassment reporting website”, Dec 12 2015

“Conference explores the realities of racism in UBC context”, Mar 27 2016

Residence advising

My role as a residence advisor has been very fulfilling and full of learning, even though it has been challenging at times. I decided to apply to be an RA last year after talking with my RA about it. She encouraged me to apply and I did, because I look up to her and I hoped that I would be able to help contribute to a great first year experience for first years the next year. I was (and still am) so happy that I got the job!

I have learned a lot about how to plan events that would appeal to first year university students, who can be a bit of a difficult crowd to appeal to. I have also learned how to work in a team of other residence advisors to build a community within the house, as well as how to manage my time between all of my work in rez life and my academics. That has certainly been a challenge, but I think I’m improving upon it as well.

Here are some pictures of me doing things with my residents!

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