Marin I. Beck
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- School: Queen's University
- Campus: Kingston
- Department: Political Science
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Kingston, ON - Dates at Queen's University: March 2015 - April 2018
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Biography
Queen's University Kingston - Political Science
Policy Analyst
Marin Ingalise
Beck
Enthusiastic young professional with dynamic communication, organizational, and research skills acquired through experiences in the university, academic, and non-profit sectors. Trained in issues related to the interlocking realities of gender, race, and class specifically in the Canadian setting. Accomplished in higher education teaching, development, and research. Adept in prioritizing and completing tasks independently and accurately. Issue management focused with decisive analytical and inquiry skills that have contributed to the advancement of various research projects and initiatives. Skilled in research design and qualitative data analysis, the results of which are conveyed with superior oral and written communication. A confident team-player prepared to leverage current strengths and experiences as the foundation for a successful career in policy analysis and research in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Experience
Education
Queen's University
Master's Degree
Political Studies
Supervisor: Dr. Eleanor MacDonald Field of Study: Gender & Politics, Political StudiesQueen's University
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)
Gender & Politics
Supervisors: Dr. Margaret Little Fields of Study: 1st: Gender & Politics 2nd: Political Theory2014-2015 Queen's Graduate Award
2013-2014 Queen's Graduate Award
Jean Royce Fellowship 2016-2017
This fellowship, established in memory of Jean I. Royce, B.A. 1930, LL.D. 1968, Registrar, Queen's University, is awarded annually by the Queen's University Alumnae Association to a woman graduate of Queen's University annually for one year of study and research that contributes to the advancement of knowledge, contributes to society, or promotes creative expression.Queen's University
Teaching Fellow
(Winter 2019) POLS 403 - Gender & Politics: Questions & Challenges (Feminist Political Theories) (Fall 2018) POLS 485 - Seminar in Gender & Politics (Gender, Immigration, and Transnational Migration) (Fall 2017) POLS 485 - Seminar in Gender & Politics (Gender, Immigration, and Transnational Migration)Queen's University
Educational Development Associate
Centre for Teaching & LearningQueen's University
Graduate Teaching Assistant
The primary purpose of my teaching assistantship is to support undergraduate teaching and learning. I act as a support to the professor by working in a group setting where the relevant material is discussed, examined, and clarified on a weekly basis. I contribute to the delivery of academic inquiry by providing students a smaller class setting in which to unpack ideas and develop tools for greater knowledge. In tutorials and office hours I provide personal academic support and mentoring for undergrad students. I also attend lectures and meetings, mark papers and provide students’ email correspondence. TA Assignments: 2013-2014: POLS 110A; POLS 110B 2014-2015: POLS 110A; POLS 110B 2015-2016: POLS 280; POLS 250B 2017-2018: POLS 230Queen's University
Senior Research Assistant
Senior Research Assistant to Dr. Margaret Little (Queen's University) & Dr. Lynne Marks (University of Victoria) on the project "Marginalized Voices: The Politics of Motherhood and Family among Indigenous, Immigrant, Racialized and Low Income Activist Women's Groups in Canada, 1960s-1980s."Queen's University
Exam Proctor
University of the Fraser Valley
Bachelor's Degree
Double Major in Political Science & History
-Double Major in Political Science & History -Vice President of the UFV Political Science Student Association -2008: Margaret Ormsby Prize for the Best Essay in British Columbia History, Winter 2008, Selected for Submission. -2009: Dean’s List, Winter 2009 -2010: Dean’s List, Winter 2010 -2011: Winner of the Annual Art History Scholarship -2011: UFV Writing Competition, “Tolerance is Always Age Appropriate: Queering Early Age Education”, Selected for Submission. -2012: UFV Writing Competition, “Sharon Pollock’s “The Komagata Maru Incident”: The Relationship Between Race, Literature and History”, Selected for Submission. -2013: Dean's Medal of Excellence Recipient in the Humanities -2013: Institutional Honours - Outstanding Achievement in Field of Study: Political Science -2013: Dean's List of Distinguished Students in the Graduating Class of 2013.University of the Fraser Valley
Liberal Arts Diploma
Humanities
Service Award in Recognition of Contribution to the University of the Fraser Valley
Awarded as the Vice-President of the PSSA (Political Science Student Association)Institutional Honours - Dean's List of Distinguished Students in the Graduating Class of 2013
Outstanding Achievement in Field of Study - Political Science
University of the Fraser Valley
Vice President, Political Science Student Association
-Provided an on-campus presence for UFV's Political Science majors, minors, and politically-minded students. -Successfully organized All-Candidates Meetings for the 2013 BC Provincial Election for the ridings of Abbotsford South and Abbotsford West -Email correspondence and social media presence (Facebook, Twitter).Syracuse University - Maxwell School
Certificate in Qualitative and Multi-Method Research
Political Science
Publications
Perspectives on the Politics of Borders and Belonging (Editor)
Centre for International and Defence Policy, Martello Papers
