Liza Marshall

Organised and creative professional with experience in social media management, content creation, and event promotion. Skilled in Canva, Instagram, TikTok, Microsoft Office, and developing engaging content for diverse audiences. Experienced in coordinating projects, managing competing priorities, and supporting promotional activities through leadership roles in student organisations and customer-facing positions.

Strong written and verbal communication skills with a keen interest in digital content and audience engagement.

Field Placement Student at Open Live-In Program – Roberts/Smart Centre (2025-09 – 2026-03)

• Supports youth experiencing mental health and/or behavioural challenges by helping them follow daily routines, assisting staff with programming, and preparing meals
• Leads life skills workshops and weekly meetings with youth, documenting their feedback
• Assists with conflict de-escalation through active listening, ensuring the safety of other youth, and maintaining a safe environment

President at Carleton University Criminology and Criminal Justice Society (2025-04 – 2026-04)

• Collaborated with an executive team to plan, schedule, and execute academic and community-focused events by leading regular meetings and facilitating communication
• Used Canva to create presentations and social media advertisements for Instagram
• Managed Instagram and TikTok accounts to promote events, engage members, and reach a wider audience through creative and engaging posts

Director of Events at Carleton University Criminology and Criminal Justice Society (2024-04 – 2025-04)

• Planned and led social events aimed at fostering community engagement by coming up with ideas, ordering necessary supplies, and communicating with the executive team
• Encouraged event participation by communicating with the social media team to advertise events
• Participated in bi-weekly meetings by providing updates and information regarding events, and volunteering for activities like fundraising and social media takeovers

Volunteer Research Assistant at Sexual Behaviours Clinic (Forensic Research Unit) – The Royal Ottawa Hospital (2024-05 – 2025-04)

• Conducted data entry of sensitive data using REDCap for forensic mental health research involving individuals with problematic sexual interests and/or behaviours
• Edited academic manuscripts by revising sections for clarity, grammar, and flow, and providing structured feedback

Volunteer Research Assistant at Gender and Crime Lab – Department of Psychology, Carleton University (2024-09 – 2025-04)

• Accurately conducted confidential participant data entry in Excel related to predictors of youth offending trajectories across the lifespan
• Adhered to confidentiality and ethical standards and protocols

Figure Skating Coach / Substitute Coach at Nepean Skating Club & Thornhill Figure Skating Club (2022 – 2026)

• Coaches athletes ages 3+ and strengthens skating skills by maintaining a positive and friendly manner while offering constructive feedback
• Manages athlete behaviour through positive reinforcement and tailoring coaching strategies to meet the specific needs of skaters
• Mentors volunteer program assistants by offering guidance and constructive feedback

Sales Associate at Figure 8 / Hockey One Skate Specialists (2023 – 2026)

• Provides excellent customer service by actively listening to customers' needs, preferences, and concerns before recommending appropriate skates
• Builds rapport with customers through clear communication and a service-oriented approach

Program Assistant (Summer Student) at Integrated Employment Services - TNG Community Services (2025-06 – 2025-08)

• Supported clients with employment readiness through one-on-one guidance, resume feedback, and assistance with online job searches
• Created and edited documents using Word and accurately updated financial and participant tracking spreadsheets using Excel
• Provided excellent customer service through in-person, phone, and email communication by responding to questions and offering guidance

Summer Camp Counselor at City of Toronto (2021 – 2023)

• Organized, planned, and led various summer camp activities including games, arts and crafts, and sports
• Utilized and adjusted behaviours management strategies to respond to individual and group behaviours, promote safety, and promote positive peer interactions

Master of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice – University of Glasgow (2026 – present)

Bachelor of Arts, Honours in Criminology and Criminal Justice: Psychology, Minor in Sociology – Carleton University (2022 – 2026)