50th Anniversary Memory: Jennie Bangay (BA 1982, BSc 2008)
My memories of Woodsworth College are of gratitude. Its part-time programs allowed me to pursue advanced education while I worked. This allowed me to continue to enjoy my passion for learning as well as to advance at work.
I went on to do a Master in Public Administration at Norwich University in the United States, also in a part-time program. Because I was a part-time student, I spent very little time on campus but I do remember studying in the carrols at OISE and getting a coffee to take to class in Sid Smith.
Thank you, Woodsworth College. You enriched my life.
After Graduating
I worked in the private sector banking (Trader's Group, Bank of Montreal, and Citibank), in chartered accountancy firms (Fruitman, Kates and Company and Coopers and Lybrand), for the government of Ontario (the Office of the Provincial Auditor, the Ministry of Housing, Management Board, and Legal Aid). Then, after completing my degree in Psychology, I worked in children's mental health (Griffin Centre) and went on to do consulting in program evaluation.
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