Resume

• 2017

  Certificate

  Organizational Leadership

  The Leadership Saskatoon program offers a curriculum that helps you explore your leadership perspectives and provides tools you can use in the community.\n\nAs a participant in the Leadership Saskatoon program you will meet and learn from people from across three sectors (public

  private and not-for-profit). Many of our alumni consider this to be one of the real strengths of our program.\n\nYou will learn skills and acquire tools that will help you make a difference as a leader in your community; while contributing more to your organization

  and our city as a whole.\n\nhttp://www.leadershipsaskatoon.com/program.html

  Leadership Saskatoon

  Class of 2018

• 2010

  The Coaches Association of Saskatchewan (CAS) is a membership organization of coaches managed by a volunteer board of directors representing all aspects of coaching. As a member of Sask Sport Inc.

  CAS is eligible to receive grants from the Sport Section of the Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund. These grants combined with self-help revenues are used for managing coaching programs and services in Saskatchewan for all coaches from all sports and for the administrative costs for the office

  staff and programs. CAS is identified as the “Provincial Partner” to the Coaches Association of Canada (CAC) and acts as a liaison to CAC regarding coaching is\n\nI Served as PSGB Representative and was involved in sub-committee work for CAS Coaching Conference

  Women in Coaching

  Coaching Grant review process for High Performance and Developmental SK Coaches

  Aboriginal Coaching.

  Coaching Association of Saskatchewan (CAS)

  Community Representative

  Board of Directors

  The Coaching Association of Canada unites stakeholders and partners in its commitment to raising the skills and stature of coaches

  and ultimately expanding their reach and influence. Through its programs

  CAC empowers coaches with knowledge and skills

  promotes ethics

  fosters positive attitudes

  builds competence

  and increases the credibility and recognition of coaches.\n\nMission: To enhance the experiences of all Canadian athletes through quality coaching.

  Coaching Association of Canada

• 2009

  RHCA

  University of Saskatchewan

  River Heights Community Association (RHCA)

  Mission Statement:\n\n“To promote and enhance the quality of life of the people of River Heights through the provision of programs

  amenities

  and green space

  by ensuring the needs of the community are represented.”\n\nWebsite: \nhttp://riverheights.sk.ca/

  Yoga Instructor

  RHCA

  2020 College Drive

  Saskatoon

  SK

  Saskatchewan Athletics is a non-profit Provincial Sport Governing Body. Saskatchewan\nAthletics promotes the sport of Track and Field

  Cross Country Running

  Road Racing\nand Race Walk. Run Jump Throw Wheel (RJTW) is a national program developed by\nAthletics Canada that teaches fundamental movement skills and develops physical literacy. It\nuses track and field inspired games/activities/skill challenges that are led by instructors\nspecifically trained to teach the fundamentals of running

  jumping

  throwing and wheeling\n(for children in wheelchairs). This position reports to the Executive Director of Sask\nAthletics.\n\nThe Run Jump Throw Wheel is a program for children 6-12 years of age which teaches fundamental movement skills and develops physical literacy using track and field activities and games. It is developed by Athletics Canada

  sponsored by The Hershey Company and delivered by a network of delivery partners in a variety of formats throughout Canada. \n\nWhether you already delivering a sport program for children or looking to start something new

  we’re here to help whether you need instructor training

  equipment or tools and templates to manage your program.\n\nWebsites: \nhttp://saskathletics.ca/\nhttp://runjumpthrowwheel.ca/

  Run Jump Throw Wheel Coordinator

  Saskatchewan Athletics

  Saskatchewan Athletics is a non-profit Provincial Sport Governing Body. Saskatchewan\nAthletics promotes the sport of Track and Field

  Cross Country Running

  Road Racing\nand Race Walk. The Program Coordinator has the overall responsibility for co-coordinating\ntraining programs for coaches

  facilitating effective indoor and outdoor competitions for\nathletes at all levels and developing programs that promote excellence in the sport. This\nposition reports to the Executive Director of Sask Athletics. \n\n

  Program Coordinator

  Saskatchewan

  Canada

  Saskatchewan Athletics

  716 Queen Street

  Saskatchewan

  Canada

  Mission\nThe rental facility exists to serve communities of people who seek to learn and grow in mind and body.\n \nVision\nThe facility will attract teachers and students who seek to live life fully

  with the wholeness and ease of well-being. Leaders with a high level of professionalism

  formal accreditation

  and vision within their respective fields will be drawn to use the facilities for their teaching

  practice

  and gatherings.\n \nValues\nTeachers and participants will reflect these values:\n* We are here to be of service to others\n* We do not cause harm to others\n* We demonstrate compassion and kindness\n* We are curious and seek to continuously learn and understand\n* We are patient and generous with our time and our knowledge\n* We are grateful

  Yoga Instructor

  McFarland House Studio

  St. Andrew's College

  Research Coordinator

  Department of Psychiatry

  College of Medicine

  Research Coordinator

  First Peoples First Person Indigenous HUB

  University of Saskatchewan

  Saskatchewan

  Canada

  Mission Statement: \nTo support and optimize competitive sport performance through the delivery of high quality and evidence based sport medicine and science services to our clients with a priority on the Sask Sport Inc. membership.\n\nServices:\nParent-Athlete-Coach-Relations\nCommunication Skills\nTeam Building and Group Dynamics\nAttentional control (focus/ concentration)\nEmotional control (stress management)\nArousal control\nSelf-awareness\nGoal Setting\nMental Imagery\nSelf-Talk\nRoutines before

  during and after competition\nIdeal Performance State\nMental Toughness Training\nMaximizing effectiveness of practice\nDrug Education and Awareness Workshop\n\nWebsite: http://www.smscs.dreamhosters.com/

  Mental Training Consultant

  Sport Medicine and Science Council of Saskatchewan

  Yoga Teacher Member

  Yoga Alliance

  Coach Member

  Coaching Association of Saskatchewan (CAS)

  Member

  Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP)

  French

  English

  Diane Jones Award

  Female Track and Field Athlete of the Year

  Huskie Athletics

  Track and Field Team

  University of Saskatchewan

  Future Best Scholarship Recipient (Athletics)

  Sask Sport INC

  Female Senior Athlete of the Year Award

  Saskatchewan Athletics

  Finalist for the Sask Sport Female Athlete of the Year Award

  Senior Female Athlete Award Category for All Sports in Saskatchewan

  Sask Sport INC.

  National Petro-Canada Torch Scholarship Fund Scholarship Recipient

  Canadian Olympic Association

  Mary Ethel Cartwright Trophy

  University of Saskatchewan Female Athlete of the Year for All Sports

  Huskie Athletics

  University of Saskatchewan

  Ron Moe Memorial Bursary

  University of Saskatchewan

  College of Kinesiology

  Teaching Assistantship Scholarship

  University of Saskatchewan

  College of Kinesiology

  Graduate Teaching Fellowship (GTF)

  University of Saskatchewan

  College of Kinesiology

  Gord Garvie Memorial Scholarship

  University of Saskatchewan

  College of Kinesiology

  Saskatoon Sports Hall of Fame 2013 Class

  2000-01 Huskie Womens Track\nIn back-to-back years the Huskies won the women's team title at the Canadian Interuniversity Athletics championships. \nThe head coach for the Huskie teams is Lyle Sanderson. He has led the Huskies to 10 Canadian university team titles in men's and women's track and field plus cross-country running.

  Saskatoon Sports Hall of Fame

  Gord Garvie Prize for Outstanding Kinesiology Graduate

  Awarded at Spring Convocation for University of Saskatchewan.

  University of Saskatchewan

  College of Kinesiology

  Friends of the Huskies Scholarship Recipient (Athletics)

  Huskie Athletics

  University of Saskatchewan

• 2005

  Sanderson Foundation

  Coach - Midget

  STFC

  founded in 1948

  is the largest track club in Saskatchewan and one of the largest in Canada with a membership exceeding 250. From the cradle to the grave STFC is committed to serving all of its members to be the best that they can be.\nGeneral Program Description\nThis program is for athletes born in 2002 and 2003 train three days per week

  Monday

  Tuesday and Thursday from November to July annually. Athletes are exposed to all event areas of track & field. Now

  however

  an increased level of specialization begins

  and more intense training begins. We still feel however that all athletes still benefit greatly from continued exposure to all event areas.

  Saskatoon Track & Field Club (STFC)

  Mental Training Consultation

  Program Facilitation

  Coaching Course Facilitation

  Workshop Facilitation

  Microsoft Office

  Leadership

  Board of Directors

  Social Media

  Yoga Instruction

  Research

  Wellness

  Sports Psychology

  Yoga

  Management

  Teaching

  Public Speaking

  Event Planning

  Athletics

  Fundraising

  Strategic Planning

  Self Esteem

  Self Esteem

  Junkin

  Sarah

  Junkin

  Saskatchewan Athletics

  Saskatchewan Athletics

  Sport Medicine and Science Council of Saskatchewan

  McFarland House Studio

• 2004

  Master's degree

  Kinesiology and Exercise Science (Psychology)

  Track and Field (Huskie Athletics) National Team Champion

  2003-2004; Established a new team women's scoring record with 91.50 points.

  University of Saskatchewan

  Athletics Level 3

  National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP)

  Yoga Alliance

  Yoga Alliance 200HR

• 2000

  Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)

  Kinesiology and Exercise Science

  Track and Field (Huskie Athletics) 2x National Team Champion

  2000-2001/2002-2003; Individual CIS title for women's pentathlon

  2001-2002. \n\nProvided Valedictorian address for College of Kinesiology graduation ceremony.

  University of Saskatchewan

  Honours Degree Program (with Great Distinction)

• 1998

  Health Management Degree Program – Sports Medicine Option

  Full Athletic Scholarship (Track and Field)

  Honor Roll Member

  3.70 gpa

• Sport Medicine & Science Council of Saskatchewan

  Copyright © 2016 Sport Medicine & Science Council of Saskatchewan . Powered by . Theme: Spacious by ThemeGrill .

  Sport Medicine & Science Council of Saskatchewan