Christina Coolidge

Vancouver, WA Canada
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Professional Experience

Highly motivated student and writer from Vancouver, BC. I'm reaching for the stars and writing all the way there.

Expertise

Writer
2 Years
Researcher
2 Years
Social Media
2 Years

Specialty

Women's Issues
5 Years
Other, Specify
5 Years
Other, Specify
5 Years

Industries


Academia Other
7 Years
Other
2 Years

Total Media Industry Experience

7 Years

Media Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)

Simon Fraser University (10+), Coventry Telegraph Newspaper (1-2)

Technical Skills

Photoshop, Prezi, Powerpoint, Window Movie Maker, Google Docs

Computer Skills

Word, Excel, Microsoft Office, Outlook, Windows XP, Adobe Photoshop,

Equipment

Mac, Digital Camera, Audio and Video recorder

References

Angela Semple Ambassedor Supervisor Simon Fraser University 778-782-2361 Jo-Anne Nadort Career Services Supervisor Simon Fraser University 778-782-8629

Showcase

Indigenous

To Vote or Not to Vote
(Simon Fraser University 9/27/2013)
Three passionate debates about the Indigenous vote.
A Tribe Called Red
(Simon Fraser University 8/22/2013)
A Tribe Called Red is a group that combines traditional powwow music and contemporary electronica from Ontario, Canada.
Honouring Feast at SFU
(Simon Fraser University 6/24/2013)
Report of the Honouring Feast at SFU, for Indigenous graduates.
Aboriginal Advancement with UA Local 170
(Simon Fraser University 10/7/2013)
UA Local 170 supports Aboriginal advancement at Simon Fraser University

Women

Real Women
(Simon Fraser University 1/22/2014)
Discussion of the term, 'Real Women'

Interviews

Haida Artist and Business Owner
(Simon Fraser University 12/2/2013)
Interview with Haida artist and business owner, Nalaga
Q&A With a Metis Graduate
(Simon Fraser University 5/20/2013)
Interview with a recently graduated Metis woman.
Ojibway Business Owner
(Simon Fraser University 12/16/2013)
Interview with Ojibway Business Owner, Theresa Contois

Human Interest

Our History is Your History
(Simon Fraser University 5/27/2013)
Discussion of Indigenous contributions to Western civilization.
A Walk To Remember
(Simon Fraser University 9/22/2013)
The Walk to Reconciliation in Vancouver, BC featured Dr. Bernice King. It was in recognition of North America's residential school survivors and the finale to Truth and Reconciliation week.
But For the Grace of God, Go I
(Simon Fraser University 8/2/2013)
Response to an opinion piece in the Province newspaper. Discussion of the intergenerational effects of residential school.