Hello Everyone!

I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself as we all dive into this course...so, hi - my name is Emily! I am in my final year of my undergrad at Lakehead - just finishing up some credits before I start my Bachelor of Education in the fall. Currently, I am an Educational Assistant with the Simcoe County District School Board. I've always dreamed of being a teacher, so I can't wait to start the program. Maybe I'll see some of you there!

Some things I enjoy doing in my free time: really anything outside! I love biking, walking, kayaking, ATV'ing, hiking, boating, wake surfing, camping all that stuff! Our 5 year old Golden Doodle, Molly, loves to join us on these adventures too. See below for some pictures of all our adventures.

I'm also francophone - meaning, I speak French! I am trying to keep my fluency up as I don't speak it as much anymore. I currently attend conversation groups at an organization in Simcoe County called La Clé. I really enjoy using my second language. If there are any other bilingual students here, feel free to comment below in French and maybe we can connect!

I am looking forward to collaborating with you all this summer.

Until next time!

Emily

Wake Surfing on Lake Simcoe



Walking through a Simcoe County Trail



Fun in the Mud!



Thanksgiving 2021


Evening Walk in the Sunset

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