Hunter, Carrie

Hunter, Carrie

Pronouns

She/Her/Hers


Job Title

Curriculum Consultant


Workplace

UBC, Centre for Teaching, Learning and Technology


EDST Degree/s and graduation year/s

PhD, 2013


Concentration

Educational Studies – General


Residence

Vancouver, Canada


Reinventing myself, over and over: After 13 years as a high school chemistry teacher, I burned out. What does one do with a B.Sc. and a B.Ed. if not teach? I started working as a medical trainer in the pharmaceutical industry. I fell in love with adult learning, but was repulsed by the pharmaceutical industry. What now? On to an M.Ed. in adult and workplace learning at Queen’s. I couldn’t get enough! I had to do my PhD. I quit my job, moved to BC with my teen sons and re-started life as a (broke!) student. BEST DECISION OF MY LIFE! It’s challenging leaving school at 50! New to this field, you are under-experienced, but 25+ years of experience also means you are over qualified for entry level jobs! Luckily, my connections at UBC led to work as a Research Manager for UBC’s Centre for Health Education Scholarship. Then, I was the Senior Educational Programs Manager for the School of Population and Public Health. Now I am a curriculum consultant with the Centre for Teaching, Learning and Technology. It’s an amazing career! I work with programs across the university renewing existing degree programs and developing new ones. I work with creative, intelligent people, help make education better for students, and I learn so much about so many different areas of study! ….and I’m an actor because it’s fun!

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/carriephunter

Website: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm10888533/

Dr. Jo-ann Archibald – 2021 YWCA Women of Distinction Award

Dr. Jo-ann Archibald Q’um Q’um Xiiem, OC, Professor Emerita of EDST, receives the 2021 YWCA Women of Distinction Award for Education, Training and Development.

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Congrats Claudia!

Haruho Kubota – EDST graduate – CAFE MA Thesis Award

Congrats Jingwun!

Dr. Stack – Public Engagement Award

More details: https://publichumanities.ubc.ca/public-engagement-awards-2021-winners/

Ogunfeibo, Oladipupo

Pronouns

He/ Him/ His


Job Title

Co-investigator and Research Assistant


Workplace

UBC


EDST Degree/s and graduation year/s

MEd, 2020


Concentration

Curriculum and Leadership (CULE)


Residence

Vancouver, Canada


Dipo is a teacher and researcher interested in the social and historical contexts that shape classroom teaching and learning. He completed an MEd in Curriculum and Leadership (a joint program between EDST and EDCP) at UBC. He also holds a B.Ed in Social Studies from the Obafemi Awolowo University and an M.Ed degree in Educational Psychology from the University of Lagos, in Nigeria. Dipo worked extensively for over ten years in elementary and middle schools, holding teaching and leadership positions. He also worked on educational projects that developed a curriculum framework to integrate Nigeria, British and Dutch school streams. Dipo was a collaborator on the UBC Antiracism Teacher Education Project and was the first author on their first report: 2019/202 Survey on Antiracism for Teacher Education Candidates. He is currently a co-investigator and research assistant on the Diverse Career Paths of Educational Studies Alumni.

Email: olafeibo@yahoo.com

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