![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiRG30MgrAGCM5nkwngAlFIIcgtAlYvAFL3kE2Crbpi7Naah85yDGpIeGW6nQFlDdmRxot_xt88tzpO8Td9Zu0mRhjSYYmz4Q0QsgqKM5CtA4uGO753aCbMlzpGwKhq7dQ2oUpHoj1R5uY/s1600/mungallM.jpg)
At the age of 31 years-old, Michelle became the first woman elected
as MLA in Nelson-Creston. Seven years earlier, in 2002, she set another
record as the youngest person ever elected to Nelson City Council.
Michelle serves as opposition critic for Advanced Education, Youth and Labour Market Development.
Her university studies and her career in community
development eventually brought her to Zambia, where she worked to better
the lives of girls with HIV/AIDS. Michelle served as Nelson City
Councillor (2002-2005); Community Coordinator, Nelson Committee on
Homelessness; National Programs Assistant, YWCA Zambia; and managed the
Nelson food security and micro-finance non-profit organizations.
Michelle holds a BA (Honours) in Political Science from
University of Alberta and a MA in Human Security and Peacebuilding from
Royal Roads University.
She was the 2008 Recipient of the National Social
Sciences Humanities Research Council Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada
Graduate Scholarship and is bilingual in English and French.
Michelle and her partner Zak reside in their Nelson home. They enjoy skiing, hiking, local arts and being active in the region.
No comments:
Post a Comment