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Bridget Graham (she/her/elle)
Development Officer - Legacy Giving // MA in History // Certified Labour and Birth, Postpartum and Abortion Doula
Bridget Graham is a highly educated individual with a diverse academic background. She holds a Master's Degree in Canadian History from Dalhousie University, a Bachelor's Degree in Combined Honours in Environment, Sustainability, and Society & Canadian Studies from Dalhousie University, a Certificate in Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Management from Ryerson University, and has completed the University of Manitoba Pangnirtung Bush School Program focusing on Environmental Studies, Inuktitut, Ecology, and the History of Cumberland Sound.
Bridget Graham has a rich professional history, having held various roles in different organizations. She has worked as a Development Officer - Legacy Giving at Dalhousie University, Director of Operations, Operations Manager, and Administrator at MEOPAR: Marine Environmental Observation, Prediction and Response. Additionally, she has experience as an Administrator at Solutions for Kids in Pain, Provincial Liaison at Doula Training Canada, Engagement and Retention Coordinator at the College of Sustainability at Dalhousie University, and Academic Advisor and Program Manager at the same institution. She has also served as an Academic Advisor & Program Coordinator, Reference Services Intern, and Teaching Assistant at Dalhousie University, as well as a CAP Intern at Nova Scotia Archives, Expedition Intern at Students on Ice, and Registrar's Office Representative at Dalhousie University.
Highlights
After almost four years, today is my last day at MEOPAR. I feel grateful for all of the opportunities that this role has afforded me, and the connections that I have been able to create and foster in the ocean community.
I am excited to announce that on Monday I will be joining Dalhousie’s Office of Advancement as the Development Officer, Legacy Giving! I am so keen to take on this new role and look forward to this next step in my career!
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