Rob
Power was born in East York, Ontario, in October 1974, and moved to
Newfoundland in 1981 with his family, were he grew up living in Mount Pearl
and St. John’s. Rob graduated from O’Donel High School in Mount
Pearl in 1992, after which he served as a Supply Technician with 56th Field
Engineer Squadron in the Canadian Forces Reserves, while studying for his
Bachelor of Arts at Memorial University. After graduating with a B.A, in
1996, Rob earned an Honours Diploma in Journalism and Communication Arts at
Lawrence College in St. John’s. From April 1997 until August 2000, Rob
worked as a broadcast journalist at VOCM Radio in St. John’s, during which
time he published his first novel, The Caster. He returned to
Memorial University in September 2000 to study for a Bachelor of Education
(Intermediate/Secondary) degree, and completed the Master of Education
(Information Technology) Program with Memorial University and the University
College of Cape Breton in August 2003. From September 2003 until
September 2005, Rob worked as a Technology / Learning Resources teacher at
John Burke High School in Grand Bank, Newfoundland. Rob currently works
as an Information Technology Instructor with the College of the North Atlantic
- Qatar.
Rob
Power
BA, BEd,
MEd (IT), DipJCA |