List of Canada Summer Jobs Participants at OPIRG McMaster
2017 – Hamza Qamar – Making Connections Week 2017 Coordinator
2016 – Hannah Walters-Vida – Street Trees Project Coordinator
2015 – Harshal Patel – Street Trees Project Coordinator
2014 – Krista Kruja – Air Quality Improvement Coordinator
2013 – Ian Chisholm – Migrant Health Project Coordinator
2011 – Harjot Kaur Atwal – Alternative Welcome Week Coordinator
2011 – Brina Busch was hired for 4 weeks through an OPIRG budget line
2010 – Harjot Kaur Atwal – OPIRG Research Library/Office Assistant
2010 – Amina Sudrwardy – Hamilton Food Matters
2009 – Alexandra M. Bissley – “Eat Local Cookbook” Project Assistant (no cookbook produced)
2009 – Amanda Lemus – Seniors in the North End of Hamilton: Understanding Poverty, Aging and Health
understanding poverty, aging and health using seniors in the North end of Hamilton as a case study
2008 – Zsuzsanna (Zsuzsi) Fodor – To Feed a City: Exploring Hamilton’s Alternative Food Initiatives
2007 – Ana Cristina Henriques – “Reweaving a Life” Project Assistant
2006 – Paul Uy – “Reweaving a Life” Art Project Coordinator
working on a Canada-Mexico art project in support of Walking Together for Health and Development, now known as Atzin, an organization working with the indigenous women of Tlamacazapa, Mexico
2005 – Harris Switzman – Non-Violence Now Workshop Coordinator
2004 – Helen W. Tewolde– African Canadian Community Researcher
strengthening the information and the resource base for the African Canadian community in Hamilton
2003 – Rebecca Sutton – Homelessness in Hamilton
2002 – Rachelle (Rae) Kathleen Mitchell – OPIRG Research Library Coordinator
2001 – Emma Reid – Alternatives to Pesticides Educator
2000 – Stella Lee – Supermarket Tour Guide Researcher
update the existing Supermarket Tour
1999 – Caroline Liffmann – Foods Issues Researcher
1999 – Cindy McCulligh – Food Issues Researcher
1998 – Andrea Towler – Labour Curriculum Developer
development of a labour history package for secondary schools
1998 – Caroline Liffman – OPIRG McMaster Guide to Overseas Travel
the purpose of the guide was to provide students with an outline of the necessary steps when considering, planning, experiencing and returning home form a “developing country”, and specifically, to point them towards local organizations, resources and resource people to help them along the way
1998 – Kasia Tota – Biodiversity Coordinator
maintaining campus naturalization site
1997 – Silvia Mathew – Media (Six Nations Issues Reporter)
conduct research into the media portrayal of native people, specifically examining issues concerning natives of the Six Nations Reserve
1997 – Caroline Liffmann – Recycle Cycles Coordinator
responsible for establishing a Recycle Cycles centre off campus
1996 – Lilian Poei – Campus Native Species Biodiversity Coordinator
established a native species garden on campus
1996 – Waste Reduction Coordinator
1996 – Resource Centre Assistant