Good
Prof. O’Connor makes the papers hard but he really has a clear grading criteria and he is a good prof. You have to be updated on the readings because there are weekly responses and you have to show up in class because attendance is marked. Taking notes and going to class is essential for the midterm and final exams.
Good
Professor O'Connor was very nice, but the required readings were just too difficult. Very nice professor that game me a sentence that summarized the paragraphs, super helpful. She does grade very hard however, so you need to put in a lot of work.
Average
Professor O'Connor was sweet and caring. However, there was quite a lot of work assigned. Readings were done for every class. So, make sure you purchase the required texts. I had none, but somehow managed to get B+. The class average was at a B always. She explains how you must go beyond the expected criteria to get an A, which I found slightly unfair. Hope this review will help.
University of Alberta English
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD
PhD in English and Films Studies Department\nCourses: Indigenous Literature
Canadian Post-apocalyptic literature
the Post-Racial
Storytelling
Genderizing Terrorism\nDissertation Title: Encounters with Miniature People in Children's Literature
English Literature - Children's Literature
Member of the Last Alliance Tolkien Society
University of Alberta
Master of Philosophy - MPhil
12 month course and thesis Masters program\nCourses: Children's Literature survey
Victorian Children's Literature
Young Adult Literature\nThesis Title: \"Petit Paradox: The effect of miniature people on the power relations in children's literature\"
Children's Literature
Literacy Mentor Volunteer
TCD SUAS Society
Trinity College Dublin
Graduated with Distinction
Master of Arts - MA
Course-based Masters in English Literature\nCourses in: Indigenous Masculinities
Web Design and Medieval Literature
Postcolonial Literature
Historical Novels
Spanish Civil War Literature
Internship
English Language and Literature
General
Internship with Kingston Literacy and Skills (event organizer)\nCantor and student choir member
St. Mary's Cathedral
Queen's University
Bachelor's
English degree with a Modern concentration\nMinor in French
English Language and Literature
General
Head of Registration and Accounting Subcommittee
Grenfell Relay for Life (2011-2012)\nOrientation Volunteer (2011)\nVolunteer with the Ghana Project (2008-2009)
Grenfell Campus
Memorial University of Newfoundland
3.93 GPA
Sexual Assault Disclosure Training
Sexual Assault Centre
University of Alberta
Certificate in Foundations
Program for University Teaching and Learning
Centre for Teaching and Learning
Queen's University
Graduate Teaching and Learning Level 3: Pedagogy and Course Design
Graduate Teaching and Learning Program
University of Alberta
Community Helpers Training
Community Social Work Team
University of Alberta
Sing in group and sing solos for Saturday evening mass
St. Joseph's College Chapel
University of Alberta
Unitea Host
Requires 2-day Community Helpers Training
plus 1-day orientation\nUnitea hosts hold tea-times with students over tea/coffee with students who need someone to talk to\nUnitea hosts plan pop-up tea parties to promote mental health and create awareness of program\nI am on the Outreach Committee who organizes events and social media postings to promote the program\nI also attend the Days of Action Committee meetings as a representative of Unitea
Unitea (University of Alberta)
Literacy Mentor
I visited classes in local schools to assist students in reading
SUAS Society
Trinity College Dublin
Bookend Committee Chair
The Bookend Committee organizes and fundraise for the GSEC orientation and yearly spring graduate conference. As chair
I head the committee
planning meetings
supervising sub-committees
organizing major fundraising events (ex. book sales and bake sales)
apply for funding grants
book spaces
organize volunteers
and other general planning activities.
Graduate Students of English Collective (University of Alberta)
Written Communication
Creative Problem Solving
Oral Communication
Leadership
Critical Thinking
Team Work
Frozen Rivers
Moving Homes
and Crossing Bridges: Liminal Space and Time in Neil Gaiman's Odd and the Frost Giants and A.A. Milne's The House at Pooh Corner
Frozen Rivers
Moving Homes
and Crossing Bridges: Liminal Space and Time in Neil Gaiman's Odd and the Frost Giants and A.A. Milne's The House at Pooh Corner
Ailo Skitcko
Deborah Ramkhelawan
Ayantika Mukherjee
Adela Burke
Juliet McMaster
Juliet McMaster
Adela Burke
Ayantika Mukherjee
Deborah Ramkhelawan
and Ailo Skitcko
McMaster
Juliet
Danielle O’Connor
Adela Burke
Ayantika Mukherjee
Deborah Ramkhelawan
& Ailo Skitcko
An annotated publication of Louisa May Alcott and Anna Pratt's Norna
or the Witch's Curse
edited and annotated by Juliet McMaster
Danielle O’Connor
Adela Burke
Ayantika Mukherjee
Deborah \nRamkhelawan
and Ailo Skitcko.
Norna
or the Witch’s Curse (by Louisa May Alcott and Anna Pratt)
Danielle
O'Connor
Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues
The Princeton Review
University of Alberta
Queen's University
Columbus Academcy
Columbus Club
AIDS Committee of Newfoundland and Labrador
Memorial University of Newfoundland
Fall 2012: ENGL 271
Literature and Music\nWinter 2013: ENGL 274
Literature and War
Queen's University
Memorial University of Newfoundland
School of Nursing
Corner Brook
NL
One-on-one and group meetings to assist students in essay and assignment writing\nClassroom presentations on writing
Literacy Instructional Assistant
30 Lower Leeson Street
Dublin
Ireland
One-on-one tutoring of English as Second Language learners\nAlso assisted with child literacy program
ESL Tutor
Columbus Academcy
Columbus Club
Edmonton
Canada Area
Internship through the Sustainability Scholars Program at the University of Alberta. I am working with the Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues to research barriers to accessing their Green Leagues program.
Intern (Sustainability Scholars Program
University of Alberta)
Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues
Edmonton
Canada Area
Instructor
The Princeton Review
Corner Brook
NL
Sole organizer of AIDS Walk for Life for Corner Brook area in 2013\nRevamped the organization of the AIDS walk for life in Corner Brook. In doing so I called up business to ask for donations and/or teams for the walk; organized teams and donations; planned and booked date and place for walk; organized activities during walk (ex. dog costume context
Zoomba lesson); booked spaces and organize volunteers for pre-walk events (ex. bar night with musicians); logged all work and contacts for future organizers
Events Coordinator
AIDS Committee of Newfoundland and Labrador
Fall 2016
Winter and Fall 2017
Winter 2018: ENGL 102: Introduction to Critical Analysis\nFall 2018 and Winter 2019: ENGL 103: Case Studies in Research (Children's Literature)
University of Alberta
Research Assistant
Work with Dr. Dilini Vethanayagam on HHT Stories project.\nDuties: contact and interview patients
write up stories and experiences
edit and organize stories into book for publication for awareness
University of Alberta
Graduate Award
$4968 graduate scholarship
Queen's University
Newfoundland and Labrador Arts and Letters Award (Junior Prose 2009)
Awarded honours and $100 prize for the category of Junior Prose in the 2009 Newfoundland and Labrador Arts and Letters Awards. Published on government website: https://www.tcii.gov.nl.ca/artsculture/artsandletters/2009/junior_prose_2009.html
Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
Department of English Graduate Scholarship
Scholarship plus TA funds ($21
500)
Department of English and Film Studies
University of Alberta
Entrance Scholarship
$1500 Graduate Entrance Scholarship
Queen's University
University of Alberta Doctoral Recruitment Scholarship
$15
000 Doctoral Student Recruitment Scholarship
University of Alberta
The Madeline Fowler Prize in English
Prize of $100 awarded to an outstanding senior student in the English program at Grenfell Campus
MUN.
Grenfell Campus
MUN
Memorial University of Newfoundland Alumni Entrance Scholarship
A $25
000 scholarship over 5 years. Clarifications for the scholarship included an above 90% average in high school and evidence of leadership and engagement in school and community at the local
provincial
and national level.
MUN
University Medal for Academic Excellence in English
Awarded to an outstanding student graduating with a BA from the English department at Grenfell Campus
MUN.
Grenfell Campus
MUN
Queen Elizabeth II PhD Graduate Scholarship
$15000 scholarship
Government of Alberta
½ Queen Elizabeth II PhD Graduate Scholarship
$7500 scholarship
Government of Alberta
½ Queen Elizabeth II PhD Graduate Scholarship
$7500 scholarship
Government of Alberta
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