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Graduate profiles: Meet the class of 2017

Posted by Faculty of Management on May 30, 2017 in News

Congratulations to the class of 2017! Meet some of our graduates:��

Mark O���Connor, BMgmt: "IOU one degree"

From Dublin, Ireland to Halifax, Nova Scotia and from biology to entrepreneurship,��Mark O���Connor��has come a long way.��

Mary-Margaret Bennett, BMgmt: Getting down to business

���I���ll have more than five years of meaningful experience when I graduate. I���m starting off in a good spot.���

Lisa Odland, BMgmt/BSc: Finding her passion

Lisa Odland is graduating with degrees: Bachelor of Management, and a Bachelor of Science in Recreation. But she���ll bring more back home with her to British Columbia than just her dual degree: she also has her love of goalball.

Wendi Zhao, BComm: Predicting the future with finance

Before she started in the commerce program, Wendi Zhao had never been to Canada, but now she feels connected to people here.

Deborah Hemming, MLIS: Connecting with researchers

Deborah Hemming��knows a lot about uniting people with the information they need, whether it's what makes researchers want to share their data, or how to find a new audience for a classic book.

Shalan Joudry, MES:��Storytelling, heritage and the environment come together

���I have always been interested in nature and the land,��� says��Shalan Joudry.��She entered the MES program ready to combine her passions for ecology and the arts with a third passion���Mi���kmaw ways of learning and expression.��

Lisa Ratte, MREM:��Communicating climate change

Headed for a career in environmental education, Lisa Ratte is currently living in Yellowknife, working on climate change issues with the Government of the Northwest Territories.

Sydni Kind, MBA:��Combining business and law in and out of the classroom

For Sydni Kind, about to graduate with a Corporate Residency MBA and a JD degree, the biggest difficulty wasn���t the work.

Charcy Britten-Boudreau, MPA:��Finding her way to public administration

Poised to graduate from the Master of Public Administration program, Charcy Britten-Boudreau tried a few different paths before choosing this one.

Ad癡le Poirier, MPA(M):��Following her inner voice: "you've got this"

For the last four years, Ad癡le Poirier's been studying part-time while continuing to work, thanks to CFAME's blended/online model.

Ade Oyemade, MIM: Redefining her role

Ade Oyemade��is responsible for a complex web of information. After 19 years in the IT industry, Ade chose the MIM��program because she is passionate about working in higher education.