Bachelor of Arts in English, Master of Christian Studies in Theology
Sara Jane (she/her) is an experienced communications manager and consultant who has led a consulting organization over the past 10 years. Sara Jane graduated with distinction with her Bachelor of Arts in English from McMaster University. She went on to complete a Master of Christian Studies with a major in Theology at Regent College in Vancouver, BC.
Over the past 20 years, Sara Jane has honed her creative, strategic, and problem-solving skills. She brought a passion and focus on communications to all her work. She was an integral part of a team that designed consultative processes and curricula for many churches and denominational systems across North America.
Sara Jane is also a parent of young people with learning differences. She has a wealth of experience navigating the education system and finding the best learning assistance for her children. She is energized by helping equip others with unique learning needs with the tools they need to thrive.
While raising her family, Sara Jane has been actively involved in her community. She volunteers with her local school, sings and is a local fitness leader. Sara Jane has also travelled worldwide, competing with her local Dragonboat team.
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