I graduated from Dalhousie with my BA and MA in Social Anthropology.

I'm passionate about post-secondary student experience and success, and work to develop programs and initiatives that are directly informed by industry research, data collection, and student feedback. Ensuring that we are meeting current Engineering students' needs is our priority.

Having supported post-secondary students in different areas at Dalhousie throughout my career, I have come to realize that everyone’s goals and priorities vary depending on life circumstances. I focus on providing support to students by meeting them where they are at, by creating safe space for all, and by implementing programming that aims to enhance student experience on Sexton Campus.

My goal is for all Engineering students to access the Centre in one way or another throughout their time at Dalhousie. 

I will be returning to the MMSC in September 2025 and am happy to announce that Angie Lynch is the Interim Director of the MMSC until that time.

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I am thrilled to serve as the Manager of the Melda Murray Student Centre during Brooke Edwards' leave. After completing a BSc. Biology at MSVU and a MREM at Dal, I dedicated myself to various roles in non-profit organizations. My experiences ranged from river restoration and urban farming to managing an environmental internship program and career advising with individuals facing employment barriers.

In 2022, I returned to Dal as a Student Development Coordinator in the Work Integrated Learning and Co-operative Education Office. I came to that role with unique lived experience, having completed my degrees as a neuro-divergent student-parent who had to balance a full course load with work and family; with that perspective, I understand that students all have individual and distinct challenges and strengths, and I’m passionate about meeting students where they’re at to support their post secondary journey.

Outside of work, you’re most likely to find me spending time with my family, outdoors running, hiking, and camping, or playing and coaching water polo.

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My work experience prior to Dalhousie University was with the engineering firms of SGE Hatch, Acres International and Hatch International in the roles of project secretary and administrative assistant, both in St. John's, Nfld and Halifax, for a combined 10 years. I provided administrative support to the Department of Psychiatry and the Department of Family Medicine (Medical Education Unit) for eleven years before finding my new home in Engineering. 

My role at the Melda Murray Student Centre is to assist students with their inquiries and ensure a safe study space for students and liase with our amazing student support services.

Drop by for a chat!

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I want to help build a friendly & supportive space where Engineering students can feel at home & feel free to seek help regardless of their genders, nationalities, & sexualities.

I will constantly be open-minded & empathetic to provide the support you need at my best.

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I am thrilled to announce that I am back as your peer wellness coordinator for the 2024-2025 academic year.  I am here to offer guidance in navigating resources as well as offer support for mental health on campus andmuch more! 

I truly believe there is a lot to be done for our engineering community in order to better the general mental wellness of everyone on campus and I believe it starts with all of us!

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