Cameron J Penny, MSc
Occupation: Educator and Blogger
Interests: Cybercrime, Hacktivism, Photography, Cycling, Web Design, Science Fiction
My Skills
Academic
- Research
- Formal Writing
- Critical Analysis
- Attention to Detail
Web Design
- HTML+CSS
- PHP
- Wordpress
Other Skills
- Adaptability
- Team Building
- Customer Service
Photography Blog.
Published Work.
“The Organization of Cyber-Crime” in the York University Criminological Review (December 2016)
Summary
A little about myself…
Graduating in 2018, I completed my Masters of Science degree at the University of Essex, studying Organised Crime, Terrorism, and Security. In 2019, I acted as the Educational Program Coordinator for Elephant Thoughts in Tobique, New Brunswick. I am currently actively looking for new opportunities!
Employment.
Tobique Program Coordinator2018-2019
Elephant Thoughts Educational Outreach
As the Program Coordinator in Tobique, New Brunswick, I have created, marketed, and led technology workshops for First Nations youth.
Web Designer2011-Present
Freelancer
Utilizing a WordPress framework, I have designed high quality, incredibly flexible and stunning websites, for small businesses, non-profit organizations, and educational groups.
Assistant Project Manager2014-2016
York University
Reporting to the project's director, I advanced the goals of a community collaborative initiative by co-producing literature reviews and assembling essential data online. I have also gained an appreciable understanding of the research process in general, including ethical considerations and institutional constraints.
Education.
York University2012-2016
Bachelor of Arts, Honours: Double Major – Criminology and Sociology
Developing formal writing and critical analysis skills, paired with an appreciable grasp in the fields of criminology and sociology, I have recently completed my undergraduate studies.
University of Essex2017-2018
Masters of Science: Organised Crime, Terrorism, and Security
Studying topics such as globalisation, the hacker ethic, and human rights, it is my goal to continue developing my research skills. In addition, I hope to garner an international perspective on issues of combatting conflicts with supranational qualities.
Volunteer Work.
Peer Mentor2014-2016
McLaughlin College, York University
Based on personal academic experience, I supported student's educational pursuits by creating a supportive relationship with them through helpful hints and practical advice about assignments, deadlines, time management, and other academically oriented problems. I routinely reported my activities to the coordinators to improve my own mentoring skills, and also to maintain an accountable and professional organization.
References available by request
