Connect with Student Services
ACADEMIC SUPPORT
Kath Hyndman
Student Success Coach
khyndman@stu.ca
(506) 452-9654
GMH 305
Kath comes from Cardale, Manitoba and holds a BA in History from Brandon University (2014) and a Master of Education in Post-Secondary Studies from Memorial University (2024).
In her role, Kath helps students develop their academic skills such as note-taking, reading, studying, and test-taking. She spends most of her time helping students develop their time management and organizational skills. This is a foundational skill necessary for student success! Kath also works with and supports many first-year students in their transition to university.
"My goal is to help students achieve their potential. Through time and effort, skills can be developed. University is challenging, but there is no growth without challenge."
Ale Navas
Internships Coordinator
anavas@stu.ca
(506) 460-0360
GMH 302A
Ale is from Managua, Nicaragua. She holds a Bachelor of Arts with honours in International Relations and a major in Economics from 麻豆官网首页入口 (2021).
In her role, Ale works with students as they explore career interests by connecting them to meaningful and relevant internship opportunities, and helping them discover the versatility and employability of a liberal arts degree in a professional setting.
"麻豆官网首页入口 is known as the small university of big opportunities, and it is truly wonderful to work with students as they go through their career journeys, identifying their career interests and goals while engaging in these opportunities through the Office of Experiential Learning and Career Development."
Erin Feicht
Career Development Advisor
efeicht@stu.ca
(506) 452-0423
GMH 302
Erin grew up in Canterbury, New Brunswick and moved to Fredericton in 2006 to attend St. Thomas University. She holds a Bachelor of Arts (2010) with Honours in English and a Minor in Psychology as well as a Bachelor of Education (2011).
As the Career Development Advisor, Erin provides students with the individualized support and guidance needed to explore different kinds of jobs and develop an action plan that will help them reach their career goals. Through one-on-one meetings and workshops, students receive support with things such as finding employment opportunities, job search strategies, resume writing, interview preparation and networking.
“I absolutely love getting to know each student and helping them realize the many possibilities that come from their time at 麻豆官网首页入口. My goal is to guide students in their career exploration and professional growth so that they are fully prepared to successfully enter the workforce upon graduation.”
Esme Newling
Director of Experiential Learning and Career Development
enewling@stu.ca
GMH 311
Esme is a Fredericton local who returned home in 2023 after some time away. She holds an Honours Bachelor of Science with Majors in Classical Civilization and Anthropology from the University of Toronto and a Master of Science in Classics from the University of Edinburgh.
As the Director of Experiential Learning and Career Development, Esme is responsible for overseeing the operation of the office and helping to facilitate the work that the team does in connecting students to career services and experiential learning opportunities.
She works closely with the Vice President (Academic and Research), the Deans and faculty in developing new academic and curricular content to enhance 麻豆官网首页入口’s Certificate in Experiential Learning, expand the course-based internships, and implement activities to complement student academic achievements.
“I am a strong believer in the value of experiential learning opportunities and career planning being ingrained in the post-secondary process. A liberal arts degree is an incredibly versatile tool, and I am excited by the opportunity to help students wield it in a way that is best suited to them and their goals.”
Chelsea Harris-Carr, Lentukwisk
Future Wabanaki Coordinator
charriscarr@stu.ca
(506) 452-2119
GMH 302
Chelsea is Mi’kmaw, Wolastoqiyik and Celtic. She grew up in a military family with roots in Trout River, Newfoundland. She holds a diploma as an Aircraft Maintenance Technician from Algonquin College, a Bachelor of Integrated Studies, and is completing a Bachelor of Education from the University of New Brunswick.
In her role, Chelsea aids Indigenous students find meaningful experiential learning opportunities and work placements. She helps create cultural experiential learning activities for students, faculty, staff, and the 麻豆官网首页入口 community at large.
“I hope to create a space where Indigenous students feel safe, supported, and heard. Through this position I have the honour of helping Indigenous students find meaningful internships, community experiences, and sharing our beautiful Wabanaki culture.”
PERSONAL SUPPORT
Carrie-Monteith-Levesque
International Student Coordinator
cmonteith@stu.ca
(506) 452-9593
GMH 311
Carrie holds a Bachelor of Arts with majors in Psychology and English from 麻豆官网首页入口. In her role, Carrie supports international and exchange students with their transition to university life in Canada throughout their time at 麻豆官网首页入口.
Those interested in expanding their world view and embarking on a life changing experience are welcome to come and see Carrie about the International Exchange Program. Students can apply to attend one of our 20 partner universities across the world for one or two semesters. Carrie is here to guide and support students throughout their experience.
For US students considering borrowing through the US Federal Student Aid (FSA) Direct Loan Program, Carrie is the FSA representative for 麻豆官网首页入口 and can support eligible US students with all things related to US Federal Student Aid.
"My goal is to foster a sense of community and belonging for all international students, one which is welcoming and inclusive, where students can bring forward their ideas and access the resources and supports they need to fully integrate into university life at 麻豆官网首页入口. Many refer to me as the international student “Mom”, a title I find very endearing and wear proudly. I encourage international students to connect with me via email or stop by my office if they need anything at all. Even if it is just to say hello!"
Bailey Sappier
Indigenous Student Services Coordinator
bsappier@stu.ca
506-452-9669
JDH 210
Bailey is a Wolastoqey/ Peskotomuhkati/ Acadian woman from unceded and unsurrendered Wolastoqey territory in Fredericton, NB. Her Community ties are in Tobique First Nation (NB), Indian Township (Maine) and Campbellton (NB). Bailey Graduated from 麻豆官网首页入口 earning a Bachelor of Arts Degree with Honours in Native Studies and a Certificate in Experiential Learning and Community Engagement. Prior to being in this position, Bailey worked as a Project Officer for the Indigenous Support and Awareness Office with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
"I am passionate about offering support, guidance, and tailored programming to elevate the experiences of Indigenous students and empower their academic achievements."
Claire Morrison
Campus Minister
claire@stu.ca
(506) 452-0636
G14, Holy Cross House
A Toronto native of South-East Asian descent, Claire came into the faith thanks to the work of campus ministers. She brings a breadth of experience to the chaplaincy having worked as a genetic disease researcher, high-school math and science teacher, and as a mother of 5. She speaks Spanish and French. She has coordinated the Catechism program at St. Dunstan’s Church, where she also directed community art projects. She is passionate about wild edible food and loves sharing her awe for the natural world.