Julie Golick

Email j.golick@sympatico.ca for further contact information.

Education

University of Toronto 2006 (expected graduation)
Masters of Arts, Centre for Medieval Studies

Concordia University 2005
Bachelors of Arts with Great Distinction
Double-Major in History and Western Society and Culture
Member of the Liberal Arts College

Dawson College 2001
DEC in Liberal Arts with First Class Honours
Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Liberal Arts

Bialik High School 1999
High School Diploma
Award for Outstanding Achievement in Mathematics

Academic Achievements

Concordia University

• Graduated With Great Distinction (4.0 GPA)
  
• Liberal Arts College Prize: May 2005
  
• Department of History Award: Fall 2004
  
• Lois and Stan Tucker Scholarship: Fall 2004
  
• Arts and Sciences Scholar: Fall 2003
  
• Member of the Golden Key International Honours Society: 2003 - present
  
• Concordia University In-Course Scholarship: Fall 2002
  
• Concordia University Entrance Scholarship: Fall 2001
  
• Dean’s list: every semester of enrolment
  
  

• Award for Outstanding Achievement in Liberal Arts: Spring 2001
  
• Graduation Honours List: Spring 2001
  
• Dean’s list: every semester of enrolment
  
• Entrance Scholarship: Fall 1999
  

Work Experience

Secretary and Receptionist, Dura Plastics Summers 2003-2005

• organised and streamlined accounts payable files
  
• prepared invoices and checks for accounts payable
  
• prepared year-end tax documents for auditors
  
  

• for LBCL 201: Great Books I
  
• gave lectures and led seminar discussions
  
• held regular office hours
  
• assisted students with writing skills
  
• graded papers and quizzes
  
  

• for LBCL 397: Sciences and Society
  
• peer-tutored other students in the theory of relativity and quantum mechanics
  

• part of the Dawson peer tutoring program
  
• topics included: calculus, linear algebra, history of the western civilisation, English composition
  
• also worked as note-taker for disabled students
  
  

Volunteer Experience

Co-Chair, Massey College Non-Residents' Committee 2005 - present

• liaison between Massey's Don of Hall and the Non-Residents' Committee
  
• ensured that all non-residents received gate keys and lockers
  
• planned events for the non-resident community at Massey College, including:
  
  • orientation ice cream outing
    
  • Halloween pumpkin carving
    
  • Christmas tree decorating
    

• part of the Massey College tutoring and mentorship program
  
• tutored grade 11 math, English, and study skills
  

• recorded and prepared minutes of monthly officer meetings
  
• organised the construction of crafts and equipment for our group
  
• instructed others in historical crafts
  
• organised workshops on diverse subjects
  
• columnist in the group's monthly newsletter
  

Event Organiser, Society for Creative Anachronism 2001 - present
Events include:

• a day-long costumed event with attendance of 150 people (January 2005)
  
• three crafts competitions of approximately twenty entries each
  
• two evening symposia on medieval crafts, approximately five classes each
  
• service for feasts of up to 120 guests, managing staffs of up to twelve people
  

• planned and led small workshops, both practical and theoretical
  
• workshop topics have included: historical research, constructing simple historically-accurate costumes, beginning cross-stitch embroidery, singing and storytelling
  

Webmaster, The SCA Without Breaking the Bank 2003 - present
http://www.oocities.org/yourstruly/sca.html

• web page of assembled tips for saving money while participating in the Society for Creative Anachronism
  
• I write my own content as well as solicit others for contributions
  
• at present, this site receives 400-800 hits per month
  
  

• I have held the positions of president, vice-president, and treasurer
  
• organised workshops on medieval crafts
  
• held weekly office hours
  
• assembled a lending library for the club
  
• prepared and administered the club's budget
  
• planned and participated in promotional events for the club
  

• taught karate to both children and adults at beginner and intermediate levels
  
• taught entire courses under the supervision of a senior instructor
  
• translated (French to English) promotional material for the dojo