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SEXUAL VIOLENCE EDUCATOR

Few things put more pep in my step than helping people experience light bulb moments.
I do this by facilitating outside of the box learning experiences. For learners, this tends to involve laughing, usually involves doing, and often generates transformative takeaways.

 

I refuse to wallop people with material or talk at them -- engagement is paramount. I offer interactive, evidence-based workshops, training, and presentations about a variety of sexual violence and/or teaching and learning-related topics. My approach, content, and activities are customized to best suit those I am afforded the opportunity to work with.

Below are descriptions of some of the learning experiences I have facilitated.

My university course, Talk About Sexual Assault, was recognized by Maclean's Magazine as one of the "Coolest Courses" in its university rankings issue.

SV Workshops
  • Postdoctoral Fellowship | University of Calgary | 2017
    Area of Focus: The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL)
  • Doctorate | University of Calgary | 2016
    Dissertation: Talk About [Men's Perpetration of] Sexual Assault [Against Women] Specializations: sexual assault, discourse analysis
  • Master of Arts | University of Alberta | 2007
    Thesis: The CSI Effect: Examining CSI's Effects Upon Public Perceptions of Forensic Science Specializations: criminology, media studies
  • Bachelor of Applied Justice Studies | Mount Royal University | 2003
    Department of Justice Studies
conference presntations about T&L
  • Postdoctoral Fellowship | University of Calgary | 2017
    Area of Focus: The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL)
  • Doctorate | University of Calgary | 2016
    Dissertation: Talk About [Men's Perpetration of] Sexual Assault [Against Women] Specializations: sexual assault, discourse analysis
  • Master of Arts | University of Alberta | 2007
    Thesis: The CSI Effect: Examining CSI's Effects Upon Public Perceptions of Forensic Science Specializations: criminology, media studies
  • Bachelor of Applied Justice Studies | Mount Royal University | 2003
    Department of Justice Studies
Conference Presentations
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