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The term “research skills” refers to an individual’s capacity for locating and evaluating relevant information on a particular subject. These abilities include conducting research, undertaking critical analysis, and developing theories or solutions to a specific problem which I have developed through the past three years of writing university-level term papers.
We are a group of political science students based at the University of British Columbia dedicated to educating the public about Canada’s history and current public policies surrounding substance dependency. Our goal is to create a safer and healthier Canada, and we aim to do so, by identifying solutions to help victims of substance dependency and combat the stigma that is associated with addictions.
In 2022, I with my teammates prepared a policy proposal on behalf of the Canadian chamber of commerce to discuss a pressing matter on deep fake technology.
For a POLI 308A course, I conducted a podcast with my team members analyzing the post-election activities of Justin Treadue.
In 2021, I conducted some interviews with some Indian farmers who protested against the farm bill when it was introduced in 2020 to get to know their reasons for protesting against the government. In my interviews, I found a very intriguing argument that not all farmers supported the protest.