I’m from Alberta, Canada. I have a bachelor’s degree from the University of British Columbia, an M.Eng. from MIT, and am currently a Ph.D. candidate in cardiovascular science at the University of Calgary. I have been at University of Lethbridge’s Dhillon School of Business since January 2019, where I teach supply chain and project management.
I’m a partner at a consulting firm where I consult in supply chain and project management. I focus on heavy manufacturing and medical technology. I am also a cofounder and the COO of a fertility company. My background and ongoing work in industry is what makes me more relevant in the classroom. My students enjoy my real-world stories.
It’s the gateway to learning. Learning cannot be taken from anyone — it’s a tool to become a critical thinker while also providing perspective. Education should be accessible to everyone.
It allows me to bridge the gap between industry and academics. It allows me to work with like-minded individuals to come up with new ways to educate students and help educators.
I have always seen a need for change in academia. Stukent supported my ideas and provided the platform to be the change I wanted to see.
I enjoy volunteering, working out, skiing, painting, traveling, being outside, and making bookmarks for friends and family.
I don’t watch TV, but I really enjoyed the docuseries on Chernobyl. My favorite movie is “Top Gun.”
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