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Qualifications:
- Proficient in Adobe Suites: Premiere Pro, Audition, Express, Photoshop and Lightroom.
- Adept at video and photography: Particular passion for capturing and sharing the wonders and stories of the natural world.
- Strong science communication skills: Thoroughly researches and easily explains complex concepts for a broad audience.
- Social Media Management: Creates a cohesive social media presence to increase awareness and improve branding.
- Inventive writing that intrigues readers and concisely conveys necessary information.
Education:

Mount Royal University (Calgary, Alta.): 2019-2023
- Bachelor of Communications – Journalism and Digital Media (Honours)
- Graduated 2023.
- Dean’s Honour Roll 2019-2023.
- President’s Honour Roll 2021-2023.
Work Experience:
The Yellow Bird: December 2019-Present
Writer/Producer (Calgary, Alta.)
- Independently run YouTube channel focused mostly on nature, conservation and sustainability.
- Researches, writes and produces video content, explaining history, science and other topics for a broad audience.
- Combines a variety of artistic mediums to make engaging content that stands out.
Canadian Broadcasting Corporation: May-December 2023

CBC North (Yellowknife, N.W.T.)
- Worked as a reporter. Covered the 2023 territorial election and wildfires.
- Worked on climate and disaster stories, helping the public to better understand the wildfire emergency at the time.
- Developed writing skills for both long-form journalism and social media.
- Produced on tight timelines and effectively problem-solved to meet deadlines.
Quirks & Quarks (Toronto, Ont.)
- Worked as a researcher and producer. Gathered research materials, interviewed scientists, developed scripts and produced segments.
- Told compelling science stories to a broad audience of 800,000 weekly listeners.
- Strong research and communication skills.
CBC Kids News (Toronto, Ont.)
- Worked as writer and researcher. Developed research and storytelling skills to engage and educate young people.
- Interviewed youth for journalistic pieces.
- Effectively managed and met deadlines while working remotely.
Awards:
CBC News offers the Joan Donaldson CBC News Scholarship to aspiring journalists from across the country. Donaldson Scholarships are meant to award students who have demonstrated:
- Strong potential for production journalism marked by intelligent observation, command of facts, understanding of context and clarity of expression.
- Exceptional academic performance, ability to learn and aptitude for the trade.
- Engagement in the world around them through community participation.
- Genuine interest in the ideals and practice of public interest journalism.
