College of Sustainability

Meet the SLC Program Facilitators

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Engaged Learning

The RBC Sustainability Leadership Certificate has received generous support from the Royal Bank of Canada. Check out the Dal News story: An Earth Day gift for tomorrow's sustainability leaders.

The RBC SLC is a partnership between the College of Sustainability and a community-based team of facilitators. The RBC SLC team is also made up of current students and graduates of Dalhousie, as well as members of the local community, Dalhousie faculty and staff.

Mim Mohsin

Mim smiles at the camera. She has a medium-dark skin tone and long black hair, and is wearing a yellow-and-black shirt.

Mim is the Academic Lead of the RBC Sustainability Leadership Certificate on behalf of the College of Sustainability. She is a proactive development practitioner and aspiring researcher, gender and humanitarian champion. Mim currently works with the Faculty of Graduate Studies at Dalhousie University and is a part-time academic at the College. In her free time, she reads and travels.

Sophia Horwitz

Sophia smiles at the camera. She has a light skin tone and dark brown hair that is tied back.

Sophia hosts processes that support generative conversations and co-creation to uncover innovative approaches for social impact. While completing her Masters in Strategic Leadership towards Sustainability she was introduced to the change-making methods and theories that she practices today.  She is a partner and co-founder of COLAB, where she has helped launch programs, projects and organizations such as Mainstreets, Art of Social Innovation, Participatory Budgeting, and Placemaking Halifax.

Gregory Woolner

Gregory smiles for the camera. He has a light skin tone, dark brown hair with a receding hairline, and a neatly-trimmed beard and moustache.

Gregory is a concerned citizen, life-long learner, and realistic idealist dedicated to tackling social and organizational challenges one step at a time through interdisciplinary collaboration, rigorous research, and complex systems approaches.  With an academic background in Sociology and Adult Education, and as a COLAB partner, he brings years of experience in process design, program evaluation, studying human systems, and project management.