LOMEHARSHAN LALL
Toronto, ON M*C 1H5
Phone: 647-***-****
acghik@r.postjobfree.com
PROFILE OF SKILLS
• Excellent personal motivation with a proven ability to build and work
collaboratively in a strong team concept environment, and independently
• Focused, versatile, dependable, multi-task oriented, flexible, positive, emotionally
stable, able to adapt effectively to challenging and emergency situations
• Well developed skills in prioritizing, organization, decision making, time
management, and verbal/written communication skills
• Strong interpersonal skills resulting in exceptional rapport with people; proven
success in initiating, promoting and maintaining strong interpersonal relations.
Able to deal courteously, professionally, and tactfully with the general public in a
variety of circumstances
• Excellent analytical skills with the ability to analyze situations accurately and
effectively
• Strong computer skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Internet
Explorer
Research Experience
Supervisor: Professor Mike Doughty 2013
Application of GIS in International Development .
Explored how GIS is used to effectively increase agricultural land use in developing countries
Supervisor: Professor Marc Cadotte 2013
Preservation of Biodiversity through organic farming practices.
Explored how conventional farming practices contribute to environmental degradation and decline in biodiversity
Suggest organic practices that increase biodiversity and increase food security
Supervisor: Professor Marc Cadotte 2014
Human population density impact on biodiversity
Analyse the density of various populations and its effect on the biodiversity of that environment
Shows how ecosystem services were affected due to human population density
Supervisor: Professor Mike Doughty 2014
Application of GIS and Industrial Ecology.
The use of GIS to assess the dynamics of industrial systems, facilitating industrial planning and environmental control
Supervisor : Mandy Meriano 2014
Environmental Impact Assessment and Auditing.
Learnt relevant legislation, qualitative and quantitative approaches and applications for environmental impact assessments and environmental auditing
Supervisor: Professor Mike Doughty 2013
Geographic Information System and Remote Sensing
Focuses on the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing (RS) for solving a range of scientific problems in the environmental sciences and describing their relationship with - and applicability to - other fields of study.
EDUCATION
University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
• Environmental Science BSc.
• International Development Students BSc.
• Economics (minor)
University of Cambridge, London, England
General Certificate of Education
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Community Engagement Coordinator 2013 - 2014
University of Toronto
• Help organise mentoring programmes for youth after school. Programme that is
gear to helping youth develop social skills and increasing their ability to get
through high school into Post Secondary.
• Organised Youth mentorship programmes for the empowerment of youth.
• Coordinate multi-Faith/worldview activities to help diverse groups create spaces
that are inclusive.
• Train youth and students to become Open Dialogue facilitators.
Youth Mentor Facilitator 2005 – 2006
Pathways to Education
• Planning and organising appropriate youth and community programmes
• Recruiting, training and supervising volunteers and paid employees
• Undertaking detached ‘outreach' youth work
• Producing reports and business plans
• Giving presentations
• promoting young people's interests
• maintaining records
• liaising and working with parents, schools, the police and other community
groups/organisations
• providing advocacy and counselling
Varqa Foundation, Guyana, South America 2007 – 2009
National Project Coordinator (Youth Can Move the World/On the Wings of Words)
Youth Can Move the World – Youth Leadership Training & On the Wings of Words-
Literacy Project
• Coordinated and facilitated all activities including transportation, facilities, and
participation for Youth Can Move the World national and regional programs with
150 participants per session
• Assisted in developing policy affecting youth for recommendations to the
National Government Organizations regarding child abuse, domestic violence,
HIV, Aids, environmental issues and attitudes to sex
• Provided monthly and bi-yearly, and yearly reports about youth programs and
opportunities for funders
• Planned, organised, managed monthly and seasonal youth training and
educational programming
• Facilitated, trained both trainers and youth for ongoing youth engagement and
peer training
• Evaluated youth programmes by conducting surveys, questionnaires and
interviews
• Assessment of young people to identify needs and barriers
• Recruited 50+ eligible youth for training services per month through the media
• Marketed and designed advertisements for training services to community
organizations through television, radio and print
• Worked closely with program front-line staff to understand youth's skills and
competencies and develop programming specific to their needs
School Teacher
2007 – 2009
School of the Nations, Georgetown, Guyana
• Taught moral education and developed interactive programme for teaching.
• Worked with children with special needs and adapt to their specific learning
abilities.
Youth Media Guyana, Guyana, South America 2007 – 2009
Media Trainer
Child Labour Project 2005 – 2006
Youth Trainer in Moral Education and Leadership
Child Labour Project, Guyana, South America
• Planned year long curriculum and coordinated life skills and literacy training with
20-30 youth in rural areas
• Instructed classes in reading, expression and empowerment to child labourers
Volunteer Experience
Founder of Open Dialogue - 2012- present
University of Toronto Scarborough Campus
Quidditch Captain 2012- present
University of Toronto Scarborough Campus
• Organise Tournaments with and among universities
• Establish Quidditch Interhouse
• Train teams in the GTA
Children’s Class Teacher/Junior Youth Animator 2004 – Present
Baha’i Community, Guyana, South America
• Worked weekly with a 10 children and 100 Junior youth to help them develop
discipline, expression, creativity, and participation skills, which resulted in better
relationship with peers.
REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST