Experience

I work with Dr. Julian Barling and my fellow graduate students on a variety of research projects. All of the research projects involve workplace safety and/or leadership.

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Rather than providing a detailed page on this position, the link to the right will bring you to my home page where you can find a list of my current research interests and projects.

My primary teaching assistant position is grading charismatic leadership speeches. This has given me a good understanding of what it takes to deliver an effective, convincing speech. To the right you can find a link to learn more about charismatic leadership.

Over the summer of 2020, I worked as a research associate with CCAL. I conducted a literature review on mentoring for leadership development, wrote a white paper, and helped develop a new mentoring program for the Business students. I have a detailed page on this if you would like to learn more.

During my undergraduate studies, I worked with Dr. Nick Turner and PhD student Steve Granger to pursue my interest in workplace safety through research. These research projects included the relationship workplace safety (e.g., injuries, safety behaviours) has with human resource management practices and systems, job autonomy and uncertainty, and safety support from various levels in the organization. More details and the links to any papers published from this work can be found in the link to the right.

Throughout my undergraduate studies, from second year to my final year, I worked in Dr. Thomas O'Neill's ITP Lab. The ITP Lab studies team dynamics with much of the research being done with the engineering department. If you are interested in learning more about this, I have a detailed page addressing my experiences and work in the ITP Lab.