This document is Jenna Schmid's official involvement record from the University of Ontario Institute of Technology. It details her extensive leadership experience in campus clubs and societies from 2012 to 2015, including serving as an executive member of the Forensic Psychology Council and UOIT Social Sciences and Humanities Society. It also outlines her participation in intramural and extramural sports teams as well as her roles as an orientation leader, iBegin student staff, and faculty captain for September orientation events. The record demonstrates Jenna gained transferable skills in areas such as leadership, communication, collaboration, and social responsibility through these campus experiences.

1. Jenna Schmid
Official Involvement Record
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The University of Ontario Institute of Technology is proud to confirm this student's involvement in the following campus experiences. The accompanying learning outcomes reflect the
transferable skills students are expected to have acquired from engaging in these experiences.
Academic
Date Learning OutcomesExperience Purpose and Description
2012 - 2013 Fiscal ResponsibilityForensic Psychology Council - Executive Member
UOIT Social Sciences and Humanities Society
The purpose of this council is to identify and cater to the academic needs of the
Forensic Psychology program. Student executives work closely with professors to
enhance the academic experience of their peers.
Leadership Development
Effective Communication
2013 - 2014 Social responsibilityExecutive
UOIT Social Sciences and Humanities Society
The society acts as a forum where members of the Faculty of Social Sciences and
Humanities can gather for educational, informational, and social purposes to
benefit the UOIT community.
Healthy behaviour
Intellectual growth
2014 - 2015 Executive
UOIT Social Sciences and Humanities Society
The society acts as a forum where members of the Faculty of Social Sciences and
Humanities can gather for educational, informational, and social purposes to
benefit the UOIT community.
Athletics
Date Learning OutcomesExperience Purpose and Description
2014 - 2015 Intramural Participant
Intramural Sports
Students participate in organized sports leagues throughout the academic year.
League options are Badminton, basketball, cricket, curling, dodgeball, Jui Jitsu,
indoor soccer and volleyball and are managed by the Student Association.
2014 - 2015 Healthy behaviourExtramural Women's Hockey Player
Extramural Sports
The Campus Athletic Centre offers a program to provide an opportunity for
athletes to practise and participate in competitive sport at an advanced level. Collaboration
2013 - 2014 CollaborationIntramural Participant
Intramural Sports
Students participate in organized sports leagues throughout the academic year.
League options are Badminton, basketball, cricket, curling, dodgeball, Jui Jitsu,
indoor soccer and volleyball and are managed by the Student Association.
Healthy behaviour
Leadership Development
Campus Services
Date Learning OutcomesExperience Purpose and Description
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2. 2012 - 2013 Meaningful interpersonalEvent Volunteer
10th anniversary
The University of Ontario Institute of Technology marked it's 10th anniversary by
hosting monthly celebration events. Student volunteers assisted with event
advertising and promotions, greeting guests, running interactive games and
contests, distributing prizes, event set-up and take down.
Effective Communication
Spiritual awareness
2013 - 2014 Appreciating diversityOrientation Leader
September Orientation
Orientation leaders help new students feel supported as they transition into their
new academic environment. These students ensure that all faculty-specific events
are running smoothly and in accordance with the original program proposal
between the Faculty Captain and the Student Experience Centre.
Collaboration
Meaningful interpersonal
2013 - 2014 Effective CommunicationStudent Staff
iBegin
iBegin Student Staff work to collaboratively ensure the overall success of the
iBegin summer transition program. Their role involves supporting Student
Experience Centre staff in the execution of the iBegin program, including
completing daily logistical tasks, guiding faculty-specific tours of the North and
Downtown campus locations, and participating in both formal and informal
discussions around the first year transition and UOIT campus life. All student staff
are expected to act as a role model of a balanced lifestyle, respect for self,
respect for others and respect for the community. Staff are also actively engaged
in the evaluation and assessment process following iBegin.
Collaboration
Enhanced self awareness
2014 - 2015 Faculty Captain
September Orientation Student Steering Committee
Faculty Captains assist the Student Experience Centre with the creation and
execution of faculty-specific September Orientation events. Through ideas
gathered at team meetings, they must submit a formal proposal for orientation
programming and manage a team of volunteers to ensure the success of their
event(s). Faculty Captains are actively involved in recruiting, interviewing and
training orientation leaders.
Student Association
Date Learning OutcomesExperience Purpose and Description
2014 - 2015 Club Member
Student Law Association
The Student Law Association (SLA) is a Sub-society of the Social Sciences and
Humanities Student Society (SSHSS), of the Student Association (SA) at the
University of Ontario Institute of technology (UOIT) and Durham College (DC).
The SLA was established in 2009 as a club and was transitioned to a sub-society
of the SSHSS in 2012.
2012 - 2013 CollaborationClub Member
Student Law Association
The Student Law Association will provide its members with the knowledge and
opportunities that will help them achieve their academic goals in the area of law,
and create a social place wherein students can spawn an interest in law, nurture
their existent interest in law, and inspire enthusiasm for law in other students on
campus through philanthropic work.
Meaningful interpersonal
Spiritual awareness
2013 - 2014 CollaborationSocial Media Representative
Habitat For Humanity Club
The Habitat for Humanity Club's purpose is to engage the student community in
order to help break the cycle of poverty in the Durham Region through awareness,
volunteer opportunities, and fundraising activities.
The Social Media Representative is responsible for the marketing and promoting
of the organization and its activities through social media, including Facebook and
Twitter, as well as creating posters.
Effective Communication
Social responsibility
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3. 2013 - 2014 Club Member
Student Law Association
The Student Law Association (SLA) is a Sub-society of the Social Sciences and
Humanities Student Society (SSHSS), of the Student Association (SA) at the
University of Ontario Institute of technology (UOIT) and Durham College (DC).
The SLA was established in 2009 as a club and was transitioned to a sub-society
of the SSHSS in 2012.
Olivia Petrie
In witness thereof these signatures confirm the authenticity of this record: June 01, 2015
Assistant Vice-President, Student Life
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