Professor, BA[Honours] Social Justice & Legal Studies, School of Community Studies.  

Research Coordinator, Gender-Based Violence Crisis Lines Project. Responsible for Co-Supervision  of 16 RA’s on an MCCSS funded project.

• Teaching 11 courses in the BA[Honours] Social Justice & Legal Studies Program, School of  Community Studies: BASJ BR002; BASJ 103; BASJ 402; BASJ 301; BASJ 502; BASJ 602; BASJ 604;  BASJ 601; BASJ 701; BASJ 702; BASJ 801

• Undergraduate course development for 4 courses: BASJ 602; BASJ 701; BASJ 702; BASJ 801

Lead researcher in partnership with the City of Windsor on a WE-Spark Health Institute funded  project: Implementing a Data Trust to Address Affordable Housing  

Assisting with respondent-driven sampling and student supervision on project in partnership with  Family Services Windsor-Essex: Identifying and Developing Youth Homelessness Prevention Strategies through  Respondent-Drive Sampling & Intersectionality

Coordinator for a committee of over 35 members and member agencies who collaboratively address  violence against women and children in Windsor-Essex. Community capacity building, knowledge  mobilization and translation via ongoing engagement, education, advocacy and leadership.

Research collaboration with Dr. Francine Scholosser, Odetted School of Business, University of  Windsor. Project is exploring perceptions of EDI among domestic and international business students.

Ongoing support in data analysis on numerous research projects.

Project manager for a Women and Gender Equality (WAGE) grant: Moving the VAWCCWE to the next  level to maximize coordination and successful outcomes for women project. Project involves research, community  and member engagement, community capacity building and collaborative processes.

Contracted to assist with data analysis and manuscript writing for two research projects with the  Animal and Interpersonal Research Group (AIPARG).

Project examining the relationship between age and crime, and the age-crime curve. Department of  Economics.

Grant writing support on numerous SSHRC grants for Dr. Betty Barrett, Women & Gender Studies.

Exploring Diversity in Experiences of Intimate Partner Violence among Men and Women in Canada,  Centre for the Study of Social and Legal Response to Violence.

• Centre for the Study of Social & Legal Responses to Violence, University of Guelph (2018-Present)  • Canadian Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse (2017-2020)  

• University of Windsor: Department of Sociology (2017-2018), Social Work/Gender & Women’s  Studies (2013-2017); Office of Open Learning (2016)  

• Pathway to Potential (2013-2014)  

• Community Living Windsor-Essex (2013)  

• Centretown Ottawa Crime Prevention: Taking it to the Streets. (2007)