Kennadie specializes in baseline reporting, impact assessments, social media content creation, press releases, blog articles, newsletters, research papers, research proposals, and literature reviews.
Kennadie has knowledge and expertise in the following topics: health policy, international development, global governance, globalization, gender equity, women's health, liveable cities, green and alternative building, sustainable development, and Indigenous and Traditional knowledge.
Kennadie's writing and non-writing interests are quite similar. She is passionate about alternative and sustainable ways of living, women's health, international development, entertainment, travel, camping, hiking, and canoeing.
Kennadie received her BSc in Forensic Biology in 2018 while attending school on a full athletic scholarship. As a result of this degree, she has experience writing technically for the following areas: general chemistry, organic chemistry, biology, physics, physiology, environmental science, forensic analysis, and forensic techniques.
Kennadie received her MSc in Global Health in 2021, with a focus on Globalization and Equity. Kennadie took a myriad of classes that has expanded her areas of expertise and strengthened her writing skills. These class topics included health policy analysis, globalization, global governance, global health foundations, challenges in global health equity, research methods, liveable cities, and academic research integrity and ethics.
Kennadie's academic and professional experience revolves around health. She received her MSc in Global Health and currently works as a Research Analyst and Consultant, often performing community health and impact assessments for clients in the resource industry. Part of these assessments includes research/writing an inventory of available healthcare services in an area, their use statistics, capacity, and funding.
Kennadie's academic and professional experience revolves around health. She received her MSc in Global Health and currently works as a Research Analyst and Consultant, often performing community health and impact assessments for clients in the resource industry.
Kennadie has experience in the medical field through her academic background. While pursuing her BSc, Kennadie studied physiology and other science courses that required medical research and report writing. Further, Kennadie's MSc in Global Health has allowed her to gain knowledge on medicine in Canada, particularly women's health.
Kennadie attended the University of Texas at El Paso on a full soccer scholarship. She has 20 years of experience in athletics and worked for the Media Relations office at the university in 2018, taking part in the writing of articles, press releases, and social media posts for university athletics.
Kennadie performs baseline studies as part of her role as a consultant. Often, baseline studies include a recreation component that assess recreational and outdoor activities that are currently available in a community, the number of users, the number of responsible parties for that activity/area, and more.
Kennadie has written several reports and articles on women's health. In particular, Kennadie has expertise in sexual and reproductive health.
As a Campaign Coordinator, Kennadie has experience with Canadian politics, both in analyzing them and meeting with politicians regarding health policy and international service projects. In particular, Kennadie wrote her MSc paper about the Manitoba Government and their impact on women's health over the last two decades.
Kennadie has performed research on passive solar buildings and has taken part in writing several proposals for green building projects in northern Manitoba.
Kennadie has written a handful of research papers and proposals on green living. In particular, Kennadie is fascinated by green building. She has performed research on passive solar buildings and has taken part in writing several proposals for green building projects in northern Manitoba.
As a Campaign Coordinator, Kennadie has experience with Canadian politics, both in analyzing them and meeting with politicians regarding health policy and international service projects. In particular, Kennadie wrote her MSc paper about Manitoba politics and their impact on women's health over the last two decades.
Over the last three summers, Kennadie has worked at a garden centre in her spare time. She is passionate about native plant species and has experience providing recommendations on plants and the conditions in which they require to thrive. Kennadie took part in writing a proposal for community greenhouses in support of food security for remote Canadian communities that won the competition at the 2021 Global Health Learning Symposium.
Kennadie has lots of travel experience, though has never been involved in formal writing related to travel. Kennadie has travelled all over Canada and the USA, Mexico, Indonesia, Japan, England, Scotland, France, Switzerland, Germany, and Netherlands.
Kennadie has experience using Mailchimp to send newsletters. She has written newsletters to go out daily, weekly, and monthly, depending on the needs of the organization. Kennadie is also well-versed in creating visual content to accompany newsletter material.
During her time as a Communications Officer, Kennadie managed all of the organization's social media accounts, including Twitter. Her involvement in social media included creating content, graphics, and links for tweets.
During her time as a Communications Officer, Kennadie managed all of the organization's social media accounts, including Facebook. Her involvement in social media included creating content, graphics, and links for posts. Kennadie also has experience using Facebook to cross-post to Instagram and Linkedin.
Kennadie's expertise is best showcased by her research reports. She has written several reports for baselines, impact assessments, content analyses, and more. Kennadie enjoys performing research and providing a report for her clients.
Throughout her academic and professional career, Kennadie has written presentations in several areas of expertise. Her presentations have focused on topics such as health, science, marketing, socio-economics, and more.
Throughout her academic and professional experiences, Kennadie has written several white papers for projects. Most notably, Kennadie wrote a white paper for her report on liveable cities in northern Manitoba.
Kennadie has experience writing press releases, largely due to her role as a Campaign Coordinator. She is capable of writing press releases under various deadlines and conditions.
Kennadie has written several case studies while working as a consultant. These case studies have largely focused on the resource industry and are generally used when writing a change analysis and creating recommendations for a client.
Kennadie has successfully written to several grants as a Campaign Coordinator. These grants are often related to reproductive health and have been at the local, regional, national, and international levels.
Kennadie has experience writing for the University of British Columbia Women's Health Research Cluster Blog. Her article focused on women's health in Canada, including access to services and costs of service.
