Are you curious about the diverse career paths open to Arts graduates? Do you want to learn how other Arts students have made their mark in the world of work after graduation? Come hear from UWaterloo's Arts alumni at this exclusive panel discussion. Whether you're looking for guidance, inspiration, or simply exploring career options, this is the perfect session for you!
In this session, you'll have the chance to...
- Learn about the inspiring work and career journeys of Arts alumni
- Discover how they've navigated their professional lives since graduation
- Gain insights into the wide range of opportunities available to Arts students
- Ask questions and seek advice from those who've walked in your shoes
Please note: This event is restricted to students in the Faculty of Arts at UWaterloo and is highly recommended for those in the final two years of their program
Meet the panelists
Kelvin Tran
Kelvin Tran is the Senior Manager of Revenue Operations & Strategy at Ownr. With extensive experience across Sales, Partnerships, and Business Operations, Kelvin has been instrumental in driving Ownr's revenue growth through retention and sales enablement initiatives. He's a University of Waterloo graduate from the Arts and Business program majoring in Legal Studies and minoring in Sociology. He has also previously worked at ApplyBoard (a start-up based in KW) as well as for the University of Waterloo in recruitment and the Student Success Office.
Trish Villanueva
Trish Villanueva is the current Global Head of Fraud Threat Management for Scotiabank. She has worked in cybersecurity for over 10 years and just recently transitioned to Fraud. Working her way from SOC analyst to trusted professional, Trish has built six Security Operations Centres on four continents and responded to some of the largest breaches in North America. She is passionate about community engagement and cyber education and is currently an instructor at York University’s School of Continuing Education.
Rosalind (Roz) Gunn
Rosalind (Roz) Gunn is the Director of Communications and Advocacy at YWCA Cambridge, where she has led its strategic communications, advocacy and government relations for over five years, advancing progressive policy change at the local, provincial and national levels. Roz specializes in feminist policy analysis, strategic communications and storytelling. She also has experience working in both the labour movement and post-secondary education sector.
