Mackenzie Cassels holds a Bachelor of Arts in History and Political Studies from Thompson Rivers University. Her academic background combined studies in American history, international politics, and global development.
Mackenzie has applied her coursework to professional roles with Save the Children – Philippines, the Kamloops Food Bank, Thompson Rivers University, and the British Columbia Institute of Technology. Working within these organizations fostered a passion for educational policy development and food security research.
Throughout the MAGG program, Mackenzie aims to broaden her understanding of the complex relationship between government policy and education. She is excited to bring the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the program to her career in international educational policy development.
- Master of Arts in Global Governance
Academic / Professional Awards
- Global Governance Fellowship, 2019
- Valedictorian, Faculty of Arts – Thompson Rivers University, 2017
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James’ research focuses on applying predictive analytics to better understand food insecurity for the financially disadvantaged.
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An expert on international development, Dr. Muirhead is currently researching international dairy regimes/agricultural policy relating to the EU, Australia, New…
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Indra Noyes' research focuses on the flow of information between farmers, scientists, and policy makers to build an understanding of…
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Nathaniel is interested in international political economy and how international markets, trade, finance, and other economic policies influence political relations…