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Public Summary
My experience with FACTS was a little bit tough to get used to as I am not familiar with working on my own schedule during the summer. Although, once I familiarized myself with the organization’s values and the people that I was going to be working with, I was a little bit more excited to begin with my summer job.
This summer, I was involved with several tasks, most of them admin related:
- Recruitment (team): Contacted various schools and organizations in search of members for our full time team
- Fort McMurray Project and Master Doc: I worked with 3 other people from our team to create a Fort McMurray Support Network and Media Coverage Folder. My roles included finding links to add to the network, organizing the links into different categories, assisting an intern with media coverage research, and reviewing the final draft for the website
- Interns: inquiring them about their internship, following up with their internship, responding to any questions they have
- Recruitment (interns): contacted interns interested in an internship for August 2016 (through SCiP)
- Admin Work: checked reporting docs, meetings with other team members, contact with David, checking reporting documents, writing out intern procedures, booking meeting rooms,
- 2016 Master Doc: search through the entire google drive for projects, blog posts, contact lists, web reviews, and information on full-time workers and interns
Zane's Public Summary
When I started with FACTS it was a little intimidating because I didn’t really know what was expected of me/what the organization was all about. Once more people got on board with the job and we were given a little more direction everything went a lot smoother.
I started off working on the school board project doing web reviews of the all of the schools in the Edmonton and St Albert area and eventually calling them to attempt to network. Unfortunately none of the schools were really interested in working with us.
After that I researched Canada Day activities in my constituencies. After that I was given the task of working with the Mewassin Free Methodist Church to make a blog for them. We had a meeting and I did a fair amount of research and compiling said research on my own time. I also attempted to network with the summer school profs. I attended the August 2nd workshop where we worked with members from the church on their blog.
Overall my 9 weeks with FACTS was a positive experience and I’m confident I learned skills that will aid me in future jobs.
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