A little bit about me...

I graduated in Spring 2022 with distinction from The University of Toronto with an Honors B.A. in History and International Relations. Upon graduation, I was awarded the William Kilbourn Prize for my academic achievements and intent to continue studying Canadian history. Throughout my undergraduate degree, I volunteered with Peace by PEACE, a non-profit community building program for elementary school students. As a teaching mentor, I developed a passion for hands-on learning, which further prepared me for work in the public history sphere.

Currently, I am pursuing my masters degree in public history at The University of Western Ontario. My research pays special attention to the ways in which Canadians are taught and understand their history, and how this impacts the development and maintenance of national identities. During my time at the University of Western Ontario, I hope to expand my research interests and study how Canadians interact with their own history, whether through school curricula, national parks, or museums.