Ontario Tech University

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I recently graduated from the software engineering program at Ontario Tech University. I completed the program in 5 years, taking extra time to work and build valuable experience.
Check out some of the amazing experiences I had there!

Engineering Students' Society

In my final year I finally got around to being a Vice President on our schools EngSoc. I held the VP Internal Affairs position for 2021/2022.

I also developed the website otengsoc.ca

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Women in Engineering

Women in engineering gave me the chance to connect to other women engineering students and professionals. Here I built skills I'd use in the workforce and make lifelong friends.

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Orientation Leader

To say I have school spirit is an understatement. I was honored to participate in planning 4 orientations over my years I not only played a role in the behind the scenes but you could often find me up front leading the group cheers.

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Senior Peer Leader

The senior peer leader role supervises and conducts monthly meetings with a team of 14 Peer Leaders. I also developed and delivered orientation programming and act as a resource for my team during the event.

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Ambassador

The ambassador program has a tiered system, where I reached the highest level by my 4th year. In this position I worked with a team to create Road to Equity: a podcast talking about equity issues on and in the campus community.

Click here to listen: anchor.fm/ontario-tech-student-life

Panelist

My first of many panels I would be on in my university career. Winter 2018 in my first year. I would go on to participate in panels for other open houses, GoCode girl events, recruitment fairs, and student feedback meetings.

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