What can I do with a degree in ... ?

Fall sessions

Child and Youth Care

What can I do with a degree in...Child and Youth Care?

• Wednesday, October 21 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. (HSD A240)

Panel Members:

Kathy Harrison

Kathy Harrison currently works as an Undergraduate Advisor and Instructor in the School of Child and Youth Care at the University of Victoria. Kathy graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Child and Youth Care in 1998 and went on to complete her Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology in 2005 from the Faculty of Education.

Prior to coming to UVic, Kathy has eight years of experience in the child and youth care field working as a Youth and Family Counsellor in the Saanich School District and a Family Development Worker for Nisika Community Services (now Phoenix Child and Family Services). To contact Kathy please send her an e-mail at kharriso@uvic.ca.

Jessica Evans

Jessica Evans is currently a Graduate student in the School of Child and Youth Care. Jessica's research focus is Childhood Spirituality and more specifically Childhood Peak Experiences. Jessica's practice background is in therapeutic residential care, working with at-risk girls as well as children. Other practice experiences have included international youth programming, children who witness violence counselling and work with youth with developmental disabilities

Dr. Jennifer Charlesworth

Jennifer has worked in the human services field for over 30 years. She has had the privilege of being a front line child and youth care practitioner, team leader, facilitator, consultant, trainer, researcher, educator and a Cabinet advisor for two different parties. She has worked in government, non-profit, philanthropic, university and private sectors. Her passion for child and youth care and social justice have been continuous threads throughout her career.

Jennifer has a BA and PhD in Child and Youth Care and has studied at the University of Victoria, Cambridge University in the UK and the University of British Columbia.

She is currently the Executive Director of the Federation of Community Social Services of British Columbia - an organization that is the provincial voice for community-based child, youth and family services in this province. In this capacity, she has been building stronger connections between community agencies, provincial government ministries, and post-secondary institutions to support healthy dialogue, mutual learning and constructive change in human service policies and practices.

Jennifer is the co-author of All Together Now: Creating a Social Capital Mosaic, which explores opportunities for co-creating healthier communities, and Emergent Practice Planning, that challenges human service practitioners to work with the complexity in case practice. Most recently, she has contributed to a new edited work entitled Standing on the Precipice - Inquiry into the Creative Potential of Child and Youth Care Practice.

Kristen Petovello

Child Life Specialist

Kristy Petovello graduated from the School of Child and Youth Care in the spring of 2004. During her schooling she chose to specialize in Child Life and is now a Certified Child Life Specialist at the Nanaimo Regional General Hospital.

From 2004 to present she has been putting her undergrad training to use in a variety of settings. She worked at the ‘Hole in the Wall Gang' camp in Ireland for a number of months providing children and youth from across Europe facing life-threatening illnesses with an opportunity to engage in therapeutic recreational activities. From Ireland she moved to Bucharest Romania, where she lived for a year and a half working with abandoned infants in a local hospital and setting up a stimulating program of play for children with physical and intellectual disabilities living in one of the cities' many orphanages. From 2007-2009 she worked at the Stollery Children's Hospital in Edmonton Alberta as a Child Life Specialist where she continued to use play to help children process their experiences of illness and hospitalization. Working in this field has long been a dream of hers and she was thrilled to be working with the child life team in an acute care hospital like the Stollery.

In January 2009 she returned to Vancouver Island to start a Child Life program in the pediatric inpatient unit and outpatient clinic at the Nanaimo Regional General Hospital. She is very excited to be back in BC and honoured to be starting this new position.

Chris Cunin

Chris graduated with an Associate Degree in Criminal Justice from Camosun College in 1994, a BA in CYC in 1997, and he just successfully defended his Master's Thesis for his MA in CYC.

Chris is presently working at the Child & Family Counselling Association (CAFCA) as a Youth and Family Counsellor. He has worked within Youth Guardianship, Youth Protection and currently holds a full-time permanent position with the Specialized Crisis Intervention Team (SCIT). Chris has had a number of other positions in the field. Such as an Acute Mental Health Counsellor at Vancouver Island Hospital Authority (VIHA); Youth Outreach worker at Fairfield Community Centre; and Youth and Family Counsellor for Salt Spring Island Community Centre.

Chris plans on getting his Registered Clinical Counsellor Designation for either BC Counselling Association or the Canadian Counselling Association and continue a private counseling practice.

Education (Teacher Education)

What can I do with a degree in...Education?

• Teacher Education:
  Tuesday, October 27 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. (MacLaurin D288)

Panel Members for Teacher Education:

Dr. Catherine McGregor

Degree(s) and Year:
BEd with Distinction 1982 (UVic)
MEd 2002 (SFU)
PhD Curriculum, specializing in civic education and leadership 2007 (SFU)

Dr. Catherine McGregor has enjoyed a rich career in a number of endeavours including work as a classroom teacher in Kamloops and as a post secondary educator at the University of Northern British Columbia and the University of Victoria. She is an assistant professor in the Leadership Studies program at UVic. She also served as the first woman MLA (Member of the Legislative Assembly) for Kamloops from 1996-2001.

She has a range of leadership experiences including time spent as a teacher leader in the BCTF both locally and provincially, as a Union President and Bargaining Chair, and member of the BCTF Executive. She also served as
Chair of the BC Lottery Corporation (1991 to 1995) and when in government held a number of cabinet portfolios, including the Ministry of Environment,the Ministry of Advanced Education and the Ministry of Municipal Affairs.

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Karen Klashinsky

Degree and Year: BEd Elementary Education 2006 (UVic)

Born and raised in Victoria, Karen Klashinsky has been teaching in one capacity or another for several years. She attended Camosun College before transferring to the elementary education program at UVic, graduating from the 5-year program in 2006. She has spent time as a Teacher on Call in different temporary positions in elementary and middle schools in both the lower island and in Haiti. Karen is currently teaching the high incidence class at Shoreline Middle School on a continuing contract. She enjoys volunteering for a variety of organizations including Operation Trackshoes, where she is in charge of the Junior Program. Karen plans to begin a masters program next September. She has a keen interest in special education.

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Peter Mason

Degree(s) and Year:
BEd Physical Education/Biology 1976 (UVic)
MEd Curriculum Studies 2000 (UVic)

Peter Mason is a director and part owner of "Speakwell Solutions," a company at the forefront of the wellness industry in North America. A sought-after speaker and educator, Peter has over 31 years of high school teaching experience in physical education, mathematics and outdoor education. He believes that "community involvement is at the heart of a successful life" and practices what he preaches. He was the driving force behind building "The Boulders," a million-dollar rock-climbing facility for his school and community. He spent 15 years developing outdoor education programs for his students and is a recipient of the Gerry York Moving to Inclusion Award from the Active Living Alliance, a national body that promotes the inclusion of students with special needs. He has taken students on 59 trips to Mt. Albert Edward, 4 trips to Nepal and several trips to Mt. Baker and Mt. Adams. Peter is passionately interested in speaking with people about making a difference in their workplaces and in their communities as well as getting on the move by walking. He is an avid hiker and climber and continues to volunteer with a number of organizations.

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Michelle Couture

Degree(s) and Year:
BA French language and literature 2004 (UVic)
MA French language and literature 2005 (UVic)
BEd Middle Years Specialization 2008 (UVic)

Raised in Black Creek, BC (on Vancouver Island), Michelle moved to Victoria in 1999 to pursue her undergraduate studies in the Faculty of Humanities, which led her on an exchange to Dijon, France in 2002 for an amazing cultural and linguistic learning experience. In 2004, she graduated from UVic with a BA Honours Degree in French Language and Literature. Upon completing her MA in French Language and Literature in 2005, Michelle returned to France where she spent a year teaching English to future elementary school teachers. She continued to pursue her passion for teaching when she completed her BEd degree at UVic in 2008. Michelle was the top student in her graduating class and awarded the 2008 Maxwell Cameron Award. She is currently a Grade 6 French Immersion teacher in the Victoria School District, a job she is thoroughly enjoying.

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Jim Dunsdon

Degree(s) and Year:
BEd Social Studies 1995 (UVic)
MBA Education Management 2005 (University of Leicester)

Jim Dunsdon is the Associate Vice-President of Student Affairs at UVic. In this position reporting to the Vice-President Academic and Provost, his responsibilities include the Offices of the Registrar and Enrolment Services; Athletics and Recreation; the University Bookstore; Child Care Services; Counselling Services; Health Services; Housing, Food and Conference Services; Interfaith Chaplains Services; International and Exchange Student Services; and the Resource Centre for Students with a Disability. Mr. Dunsdon most recently served as Associate Vice-Provost (Student Services) at the University of Calgary. He received a Bachelor of Education from the University of Victoria in 1995 and an MBA in Education Management from the University of Leicester, UK in 2005. His term began on May 1, 2009.

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Jeanie Gunn

Degree(s) and Year:
BEd Educational Technology 1999 (UVic)
BCom Entrepreneurship 2001 (Royal Roads)

Jeanie Gunn has ten years of experience managing and producing events and currently serves as the Manager, Convocation and Events at the University of Victoria. Jeanie is responsible for overseeing Convocation and works on other major events for the University. Before joining UVic, Jeanie worked at a foundation where she organized fundraising events including golf tournaments, guest speakers and gala dinners. Her volunteer experience includes working with the Canadian Cystic Fibrosis Foundation for the past twelve years.

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Education (Kinesiology and Recreation and Health Education)

What can I do with a degree in Education?

• Kinesiology and Recreation and Health Education:
  Tuesday, October 27 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. (MacLaurin D116)
  
  
  

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PJ Naylor

Degree(s) and Year:
BPE Physical Education with Distinction 1982 (UVic)
MA Physical Education 1988 (UVic)
PhD Physical Education 1992 (UVic)

Dr. PJ Naylor is an Assistant Professor in the School of Exercise Science, Physical and Health Education at the University of Victoria and the Co-Principal Investigator of the Action Schools! BC (AS! BC) Dissemination and Implementation trials that are funded by CIHR and the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada. From 1994-2004 Dr. Naylor was a consultant for the Physical Activity Unit of the BC Ministry of Health and the Principal Investigator of the BC Heart Health Dissemination Research Project. Her PhD research examined the impact of psychosocial intervention strategies on exercise adherence in obese women. After completing her PhD she was an Assistant Professor with the Exercise and Health Research Unit at the University of Bristol, England (1991-1994).

Dr. Naylor's current research interests are in socio-ecological approaches to obesity and chronic disease prevention (focusing mostly on children and youth), building and measuring organizational and community capacity, mobilizing communities for action on health and knowledge exchange (facilitating the adoption and utilization of evidence-based approaches). Past and current projects include: AS! BC, BC School Fruit and Vegetable Snack Pilot Program, Municipal Recreation Food Environment Audit Tool project (MRFEAT) and Healthy Opportunities for Preschoolers (HOP - a resource and workshop for families and childcare providers). Dr. Naylor is also on the Board of the newly founded Childhood Obesity Foundation of BC.

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Dustin Ray-Wilks

Degree and Year:
BA Recreation and Health Education 2006 (UVic)

Dustin Ray-WiIks is currently the Aquatic Coordinator at the Panorama Recreation Centre in North Saanich. A competitive swimmer in his teenaged years, Dustin has continued on with his love of the water and held several positions in the aquatic field in several local recreation centres and aquatic facilities. After high school he attended the University of the Fraser Valley for a year, but then transferred to UVic in 2000 for general studies. It was in his PE 141 class (Human Anatomy ) that he realized his true passion. He knew he needed to complete his degree in recreation, a philosophy that he deeply believed in. Dustin and his team recently re-opened the aquatic facility at Panorama after a 14-month, 12 million-dollar renovation with a staff of 53 (up from 25) and the first fully accessible waterslide in North America! He enjoys cooking, walking, mountain biking, swimming, weightlifting, snowboarding, and kayaking in his spare time.

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Zeke Cabell

Degree and Year:
BSc Kinesiology (Biology Minor), Co-op 2003 (UVic)

Zeke Cabell is a registered kinesiologist and currently serves as the Director of Athlete Development at Compton Sports in Victoria, BC, where he designs and delivers programs to athletes from a myriad of sports groups including: St Michaels University School rowers, soccer teams, professional hockey players, cyclists, and others. Since his graduation from UVic's Kinesiology Program in 2003, Zeke has worked for several area sports and recreation facilities as a trainer and kinesiologist.

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Andrea Carey

Degree(s) and Year:
BA Leisure Service Administration 2000 (UVic)
MEd Leadership Studies 2005 (UVic)Andrea Carey is the Program/Facility Director for the Pacific Institute for Sport Excellence. She holds a BA in Leisure Service Administration; a MEd in Leadership Studies and is a Trainer of Fitness Leaders for BCRPA. She is an accomplished athlete and has participated in several long distance events and charitable races.

Andrea owned a very successful consulting business, Concentric Consulting Inc., which was an event management, marketing, and health promotions company. She was the Marketing Director for Frontrunners Footwear for 5 years. Through her association with Frontrunners Footwear, and local recreation centres, Andrea organized and coordinated running, walking and active lifestyle clinics for about 1500 participants in the South Island region each year. Andrea is also well known for her performance training skills and has privately coached numerous athletes in running, walking, swimming, the triathlon and Ironman distance races.

With her 12-year background in the business of sport, fitness and recreation, Andrea has an extensive knowledge of the industry, and brings a passionate and enthusiastic commitment to her role as Program & Facility Director at PISE.

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Tim Dewailly

Degree(s) and Year:
BSc Kinesiology 2006 (UVic)
MSc Physical Therapy 2008 (UBC)

Tim Dewailly grew up in Quebec City and moved to Victoria in 1999 to start an undergraduate degree at UVic. After a couple of years in Biology, Tim decided to transfer into the Faculty of Education to pursue a degree in Kinesiology. During his undergraduate years in Victoria, Tim also trained with the National Triathlon Training Centre, while competing at national and international competitions. After completing his degree at UVic, Tim completed a Masters in Physiotherapy at UBC. Since his recent graduation in 2008, Tim has been working as a physiotherapist for both Synergy Health Management, a multidisciplinary health clinic and Island Hand Therapy Clinic which specializes in hand injuries.

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Lori Zehr

Degree(s) and Year:
BSc Human Performance 1991 (UVic)
MSc Human Biodynamics 1993 (McMaster)

Lori Zehr is the Associate Director/Dean of Student Development Services at Camosun College. She received a BSc Honour's degree in Human Performance from the University of Victoria in 1991 and a MSc in Human Biodynamics from McMaster University in 1993. 

Lori has over 18 years of experience in the health, fitness and rehabilitation industry and continues to work primarily with individuals with injuries and chronic diseases. Her career highlights include teaching at McMaster, University of Alberta and UVIC; BC Provincial Manager of Physical Activity and Workplace Wellness; Manager of Millard Health Centre. 

Lori is extremely involved with the industry's professional bodies and is the Past-Chair of the Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology National Health and Fitness Program and Vice President of the Canadian Kinesiology Association. Her research interests include the investigation of health promotion strategies and programs which increase physical activity levels of the population. Lori is also interested in the role of the exercise professional in promoting and changing behaviours that lead to a more active population in an effort to prevent and manage chronic diseases.

 

Social Work

What can I do with a degree in...Social Work?

• Wednesday, October 28 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. (MacLaurin D110) 

 

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Michelle Bell

Degree(s): Standard BSW and currently in MEd Leadership (UVIC)
Current position: Youth and Family Addiction Counsellor
Current employer: Vancouver Island Health Authority
Number of months/years in position: 2 yrs

Other related employment/information since completing degree: 4 yrs Counsellor/ Advocate - PEERS; Life Skills Coordinator - PEERS and Community Options Society; 3 yrs Youth and Family Counsellor - Community Options Society; Project Coordinator - Social Planning Cowichan; Outreach- Belmont School Daycare; Involved in many community projects and committees.

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Tracy Pawson

Degrees held: BSW, MSW(candidate), specializatino in Child Welfare
Current position: Project Coordinator FASD Collaborative Family Care Homes ; FASD Key Worker and Parent Support Group Facilitator
Current employer: PEERS and Beacon Community Services
Number of months/years in position: Peers - 2 years; Beacon 18 months

Other related employment/information since completing degree: I am one course away from completing my Family Mediation Certificate from JIBC

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Sheryl Shermak

Degrees held: BA Psychology (sociology Minor); BSW, MSW, PhD Inter-D. Nursing & Social Work in progress.
BSW Specialization: Standard BSW (MSW was focused in psychosocial oncology.)
Current position: VIHA Home and Community Care Social Worker - Casual for Central Vancouver Island Region (Port Alberni, Parksville, Nanaimo).
Also, on contract with BC Cancer Agency. Qualitative Researcher - Review of Relaxation Programs.
Current employer: VIHA (Vancouver Island Health Authority).
Number of months/years in position: With VIHA since April. On contract with BC Cancer Agency since November 2008.

Other related employment/information since completing degree: Currently undergoing doctoral preparation with the goal of enhancing the frame of reference I bring to my clinical social work practice. And to find means to advance social work as a profession within healthcare, esp. VIHA.

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Social Sciences (Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Psychology)

What can I do with a degree in...Social Sciences?

• Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Psychology:
  Thursday, October 29 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. (SSM A102)
  
  

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Ron Burleson

Degree(s) and year: B.Sc. (Honours) 1991 UVic, M.A. Economics (Co-op) 1997 UVic
Current position: Senior Consultant
Current employer: Partnerships British Columbia
Number of months/years in position: 4 years
Other related employment/information since completing degree: Senior Manager, Fiscal and Economic Policy (BC Offshore Oil and Gas Team - Ministry of Energy and Mines), Senior Coordinator (Northern Development Commission), Risk Management Consultant (Ministry of Finance), Energy Analyst (Ministry of Energy and Mines), temporary and contract employment - Western Forest Products, Slocan Forest Products, Ministry of Forests, Ministry of Environment, UVic.

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Shannon Renault
Degree(s) and year: BA, Major in Political Science, Minor in Sociology
Current position: Manager Policy Development and Communications
Current employer: Greater Victoria Chamber of Commerce
Number of months/years in position: 3 1/2

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Negin Naraghi

Degree: Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a Diploma in Intercultural Education and Training
Current Position: Enable Program Coordinator for Immigrant and Refugee Children and Youth
Current Employer: Victoria Immigrant and Refugee Centre Society
Number of months/years in position: 1 1/2 years
Other related employment information since completing degree:
Will be starting as an RA for a Professor at UVIC next term (in addition to current job).

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Savannah Murphy

Degree(s) and year: Sociology 2004
Current position: Manager, Future of Work
Current employer: BC Public Service
Number of months/years in position: 8 months. Currently working to support change within the BC Public Service - focusing on improved communication and collaboration, citizen engagement and service modernization.
Other related employment/information since completing degree:
Worked for 3.5 years in the Ministry of Children and Family Develop then for 2 years on a change initiative within BC social service ministries.

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Associate Dean Margot Wilson

Degree(s) and year:
BA 1982 (U of T)
MA 1983 (U of T)
MA 1986 (Southern Methodist, University of Texas)
PhD 1990 (SMU, Texas)
Current Position: Associate Professor of Anthropology - Cultural Anthropology - Bangledesh; Associate Dean of Social Sciences, August 2007 - Present
Other related employment/information since completing degree:  Chair of Anthropology, 2001 - 2006

Social Sciences (Anthropology, Geography, Environmental Studies)

What can I do with a degree in...Social Sciences?

• Anthropology, Geography, Environmental Studies:
  Thursday, November 5 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. (SSM A 110) 

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Ryan Hinton

Degree(s) and year: BA (Major: Geography, Minor: Political Science), with Co-op designation
Current position: Compensation Analyst (1-year Temporary Assignment), Policy Analyst (base position)
Current employer: BC Public Service (Temporary Assignment with Ministry of Health Services, base position with Ministry of Housing and Social Development)
Number of months/years in position: 4 months in Temporary Assignment, 14 months in base position, plus 18 months of Co-op (5 work terms)
Other related employment/information since completing degree: Ran unsuccessfully for Langford Council in 2008 Municipal Election. Worked for Elections BC during 2008 BC Provincial Election. Was a contestant on Wheel of Fortune.

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Ryan Cooney

Degree(s) and year: BSc Geography 2005
Current position: Software Developer
Current employer: Latitude Geographics
Number of months/years in position: 3 years

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Erika Verlinden

Degree and Year: BA with Distinction, Environmental Studies and Hispanic Studies, 2008 (UVic)
Current position: Development Officer
Current employer: The Land Conservancy of British Columbia
Number of months/years in position: by the time of the event I'll have been there 3 weeks.
Other related employment/information since completing degree: I worked with the Western Canada Wilderness Committee during and after my time at UVic as their Public Outreach Assistant and later as a canvasser. I have also done very meaningful volunteer work with Growing Schools (a project with LifeCycles).

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Rachelle LeBlanc Quiney

Degree(s) and year: BA 2006 - Anthropology major, Professional Writing minor, with co-op designation 
Current position:  Communications Officer
Current employer:  Ministry of Housing & Social Development > Management Services Division
Number of months/years in position: 2.5 yrs
Other related employment/information since completing degree:  I have also worked as a Sponsorship Coordinator for the naval base at CFB Esquimalt.  Currently, I am on educational leave, which is just wrapping up as I complete my MBA. 

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Dr. Peter Keller

Degree(s) and year: BA (Honours) Geography (Trinity College, Dublin - 1980; MA Geography (University of Western Ontario - 1982); PhD Geography (University of Western Ontario - 1985)
Current position: Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences (UVic)
Other related employment/information since completing degree: Lecturer, Department of Geography, University of Western Ontario
Scholarly interest in: Geographic Information Sciences; Spatial Analysis and Decision Making; Education in Cartography, GIS and Spatial Analysis; Tourism Development

Science

What can I do with a degree in...Science?

• Wednesday, Nov 4 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. (ECS 125)

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Alex MacGillivray

Degrees held: Physics BSc (2000 - UVic), Earth and Ocean Science MSc (2006 - UVic). Graduate Certificate in Project Management (2008 - Royal Roads)
Current position: Project Scientist - working in underwater acoustic measurement and modeling related to the impact of human activities on marine mammals and fish
Current employer: JASCO Research

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Jaclyn Davidson

Degree(s) and year: Biochemistry BSC (2004 - UVic), Certificate in Environmental and Occupational Health (2008 - UVic)
Current position: Occupational Health Safety and Environment Consultant - responsible for biosafety and scientific diving safety.
Current employer: University of Victoria
Number of months/years in position: 2 and a half years

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Dr. Jeremy Wulff

Degree(s) and year:
BSc Chemistry: UVic 1999
PhD: University of Calgary 2004
PostDoc: Harvard University 2007
Current position: Assistant professor
Current employer: UVic chemistry
Number of months/years in position: 2.5 years
Other related employment/information since completing degree: Several co-op terms (~ 9, depending on how you count) as an undergraduate student gave me a pretty good idea of the types of jobs available to a chemist. Most of my colleagues from my PhD and postdoc went into the pharmaceutical industry. I also had several colleagues join international consulting companies, so I'm familiar with the recruiting strategies there as well.

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Heather Richards

Degree(s) and year: BSc Mathematics, 2001
Current position: Program Lead, Data Quality Department
Current employer: Canadian Institute for Health Information
Number of months/years in position: 5 years, 9 months
Other related employment/information since completing degree: Following graduation, immediately started working at Statistics Canada in the Census Data Quality Department (3 years)

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Corey Erwin

Degree(s) and year: BSc. Biology 1996
Current position: Provincial Terrestrial Ecosystem Ecologist
Current employer: Ecosystems Branch, BC Ministry of Environment
Number of months/years in position: 12 yrs
Other related employment/information since completing degree: I spent a year immediately following school contracting which was basically an extension of my final coop work term. I then took a position with the BC Conservation Foundation doing Ecosystem Inventory and Mapping work for the Ministry of Environment. After about 2 years this turned into a full-time position with the Ministry. Since then my core responsibilities have not really changed, even though I have worked for 4 separate Ministries.

Spring sessions

Engineering

What can I do with a degree in...Engineering?

• TBD

Business

What can I do with a degree in....Business?

• Tuesday, March 9 (location TBD)

Humanities

What can I do with a degree in...Humanities?

• TBD

Fine Arts

What can I do with a degree in...Fine Arts?

• TBD

Law

What can I do with a degree in...Law?

• TBD

Health Information Science

What can I do with a degree in...Health Information Science?

• TBD