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HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS
EDUCATION
Academic Awards:
Roscoe R. Miller Award in Geography (2018)
Mr. & Mrs. S.W. Golden Prize (2018)
Joseph Wolinsky Scholarship (2018)
Dean’s Honour List (2016, 2017, 2018)
Clayton Riddell Faculty Entrance Award (2017)
SUMMARY OF SKILLS
Proficient in using both real and model data to analyze different atmospheric layers, forecasting
the location, severity, and associated weather of thunderstorms across the Canadian Prairies
Experienced in using RADAR on NinJo and URP IV to track thunderstorms
Skilled in creating surface maps, drawing isobars and placing fronts using real surface and upper
air data, to forecast the progression of weather systems across the mid-latitudes
Completed a research report on microbursts to determine their causes, effects, and new
developments in the topic by pulling information from recently published scientific journals
Created computer programs in Java for searching and computing using basic knowledge of if
statements and loops
Applied knowledge of SQL queries and geoprocessing tools in ArcGIS to determine how much
mountain gorilla habitat fragmentation has been caused by road development Uganda, Africa,
finding that it decreased available habitat by about 40%
Attended the 99th Annual AMS Conference and learned the latest research surrounding
Stratospheric Meteorology and tornadogenesis
Information Management
Updated a Microsoft Excel sheet containing severe weather bulletins and reports across the
Canadian Prairies used for climate data and analyzing verification statistics
Managed company inventory using Adagio to invoice and ship orders
Communication
Phoned people near thunderstorms to obtain severe weather reports and expand Environment and
Climate Change Canada’s list of weather watchers
Worked both independently and with others in the weather office, adapting to the pressures and
demands associated with the tasks at hand
Assisted forecasters with forecasting thunderstorm location, severity, and associated hazards
(flooding, hail, wind gusts, tornadoes) by completing Miller analyses
Tracked severe thunderstorms using RADAR on URP IV and NinJo to phone weather watchers
and businesses near them and obtain severe weather reports. These were then used by the
forecasters to help them update their severe weather bulletins
Worked as part of both the shipping and receiving teams, shipping out the ordered merchandise
and verifying the amount of received merchandise
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
Collaborated with other leaders to organize and manage specific groups within the sustainability
circle, such as recycling, composting, and e-waste
Planned sustainability conferences to help promote sustainability within Sisler High School as
well as nearby elementary schools
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
Student Member, Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society (CMOS) 2017 - Present
Sales and Marketing Lead, University of Manitoba Weather Club 2017 - Present
CERTIFICATIONS