Interview with Monica Gill

Interview with Nico Mara-McKay (PhD student)

Nico Mara-McKay (they/them) is a SSHRC-funded PhD student at UofT in History, specialization in Sexual Diversity Studies (MA in History, U.Guelph; BA in History & Art History, UofT). Their research focuses on nonnormative gender expressions in late medieval western Europe.

Interview with Caitlyn Giles Bonekamp (Class of 2020)

Caitlyn Giles Bonekamp graduated from UTM in 2020 with a minor in History and specialist in Management (BBA). She is now in the Master of Management and Professional Accounting (MMPA) program at UTM, and is working at Ernst & Young for her co-op terms.

Interview with Natalie Samuels (Class of 2020)

Natalie Samuels graduated from UTM in 2020 with a Bachelor of Arts in Criminology (major) and a double-minor in Latin American and Caribbean Studies and Political Science. Currently, she is a legal assistant at Levien Law. Natalie is also preparing for the LSAT and planning on applying to law school in the next few years.

Interview with Monica Gill

Monica Gill graduated from UTM in 2017 with an HBA degree, majoring in Biology for Health Sciences, minoring in Women and Gender Studies & Political Science. After graduation, she volunteered with Bethell Hospice in Caledon and worked with Massachusetts General Hospital, publishing in the British Journal of Anaesthesia [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32241547/] on the reversal of fentanyl’s side effects. In 2021, Monica began law school at UofT to earn her JD.

Interview with Sukarmina Singh Shankar (Class of 2019)

Sukarmina Singh Shankar is a 2019 Honours BSc graduate with distinction (Specialization: Forensic Anthropology / Minor: South Asian Civilizations). Currently, she is a Research Assistant under the supervision of Dr. V. Kumar Murty (Mathematics, U. of Toronto), and is working on the “Scalable Architecture for Smart Villages” [https://tspace.library.utoronto.ca/handle/1807/102298] project.