Class of 1987
Associate of Arts

What have you been up to since leaving Crandall?

After my year at Atlantic Baptist College, I completed a Bachelor of Arts degree at University of Prince Edward Island, followed by a Masters of Social Work degree at Wilfrid Laurier University. Since then, I’ve been employed by the PEI government in Child & Family Services. I’m currently supervising Child Protection Services in Kings Country.

I’ve been fortunate to travel to every continent but Asia and Antarctica, to date! I’ve also participated in three short-term mission trips to Bolivia with CBM. Most recently, I went on a two month solo venture where I worked as a social worker in the city of Cochabamba.

How has Crandall prepared you for the future?

My time at Crandall cemented the understanding that we’re all called to ministry, and for most of us, that isn’t vocational ministry. God calls us to different careers and equips us to serve wherever He calls. I deal with some of the most vulnerable people in society, and it’s a privilege to walk these children and families through some very difficult days.

I also sat on the Board of Governors at Crandall for two terms. To play a small part in equipping the next generation of leaders was truly rewarding.