About Me

I grew up in rural Saskatchewan in a small town called Wynyard. The town is located in the heart of the prairies and is home to about 2000 folks. I was diagnosed with Juvenile Diabetes at the age of 10, and have learned to integrate this chronic illness into my adventurous, active lifestyle.

I earned a B.A. & Sc. in Environment and Society and an Undergraduate Certificate in Sustainability from the University of Saskatchewan in 2015. During my time at university, I became involved with the Environmental Studies Student Association (ESSA). I served terms as Treasurer and President, and helped organize many fundraisers, networking events, and social outings for people who love the earth and want to make a difference. Since graduating from the U of S, I have been working in environmental education. I love helping kids understand the interconnections of the world around us.

I spend my spare time hiking with my beagle, snowshoeing, disc golfing, playing piano, skating on Saskatoon’s outdoor rinks, and playing board games with friends. I enjoy attending local flea markets and shopping at thrift stores to search for vintage glassware produced in the Depression Era.

• My Interests
  Climate Change, Disability Culture, Education

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• Countries I've visited
  Mexico      United States