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Bishop's UniversityOffice of the Registrar

2600 College St., Sherbrooke, QC J1M 1Z7

Student Name: Cavanagh, Lauren ID Number: 002-14-4969Previous Name: Date of Issue: July 21, 2015Date of Birth: December 30, 1992

CourseCode

CreditValue Title Mark/Note Remarks Credit

GrantedClass

Average No./Class

Bachelor of Arts Political Studies HonoursInternational Studies MinorReligion MinorWith DistinctionConvocated June 7, 2014

Basis of admission: High SchoolCredit program: 123 Course CreditsCompleted credits: 123 Course CreditsCumulative average: 80.69%Writing proficiency requirement: Satisfied September 24, 2010

Rodney S. Mills ScholarshipsRodney S. Mills ScholarshipsAndrea and Charles Bronfman ScholarshipAndrea and Charles Bronfman ScholarshipE.A. Prince Memorial Scholarship in PoliticalScienceE.A. Prince Memorial Scholarship in PoliticalScience

Fall 2010Winter 2011Fall 2012Winter 2013Fall 2013Winter 2014

2010 FallEWP099 3.00 English Writing Proficien EXC 3.00

POL101 3.00 Intro.Modern Governments 70 3.00 67 75

POL140 3.00 International Relations 69 3.00 59 81

REL126 3.00 World Rel.V: Judaism 76 3.00 78 14

REL148 3.00 Psychology Of Religion 78 3.00 61 31

SPA101 3.00 Spanish Language I 68 3.00 69 30

2011 WinterPHI171 3.00 Intro Phil.of Knowledge 85 3.00 64 33

POL173 3.00 US Govt & Public Policy 76 3.00 61 28

POL241 3.00 International Affairs 77 3.00 71 28

REL124 3.00 World Rel.III: Hinduism 85 3.00 65 19

REL149 3.00 Sociology Of Religion 81 3.00 66 45

2011 Spring

Dalhousie University

FRE131 3.00 (FREN 1005X/Y.06) French I P 3.00

FRE132 3.00 (FREN 1005X/Y.06) French II P 3.00

2011 FallPOL100 3.00 Politics,Theory& Governmt 81 3.00 70 64

POL172 3.00 Intro American Politics 80 3.00 60 29

POL231 3.00 EurUnion:His,Inst&Policie 71 3.00 66 31

POL242 3.00 International Organizat 75 3.00 62 28

PSY101 3.00 Introduction to Psy I 89 3.00 72 98

2012 WinterPOL249 3.00 Cdn Foreign Policy 83 3.00 63 28

POL261 3.00 Tech. Empirical Research 66 3.00 52 16

POL329 3.00 Classical Pol Phi II 84 3.00 72 36

POL338 3.00 Intern Law & Human Rights 78 3.00 70 23

POL352 3.00 United Nations Practicum 86 3.00 85 18

REL200 3.00 Politics and Religion 80 3.00 74 41

ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL

2012 Fall

Univ of Alaska

POL 3.00 (PS 300X) Political Studies P 3.00

POL 3.00 (PS303) Political Studies P 3.00

REL 3.00 (RELG 193) Religion P 3.00

REL100 3.00 (RELG 221) Western Religions P 3.00

2013 Winter

Univ of Alaska

HIS105 3.00 (Modern World History) The 20thCentury World P 3.00

POL112 3.00 (Gov't & Politics Can) CanadianPolitical Proces P 3.00

POL235 3.00 (Political Economy) American PoliticalEconom P 3.00

POL246 3.00 (Women and Politics) Gender andPolitics P 3.00

SOC 3.00 (Ind. Society and Cul) Sociology P 3.00

2013 FallPOL228 3.00 Classical Pl Phi I 88 3.00 77 26

POL345 3.00 Intro.Public Intern'l Law 86 3.00 75 24

POL442 3.00 Issues Global Governance 80 3.00 79 16

PSY203 3.00 CognitionMotivation Sport: PerfEnhancem 91 3.00 74 81

REL125 3.00 Buddhism:The Middle Way 86 3.00 76 37

2014 WinterECO103 3.00 Principles Eco:Macroecono 97 3.00 71 59

EDU308 3.00 Teaching English Grammar 90 3.00 82 29

POL450 3.00 Independent Study 84 3.00 84 1

ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL

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Lauren Cavanagh

Leadership and Ex tra-Curricular Act ivi ty Report

2011-2012 Approved Y World School, Member

Member The purpose of this non-profit organization is to raise funds and awareness for children's education and activities in countries such as Haiti, Mexico and Belize. Members of the club also have the opportunity to volunteer in these countries.

2010-2011 Approved Y Residence Life, Leadership Community

Leadership Community

In a community setting, students with similar leadership interests, choose to live and learn in a section of residence where together they work on developing self leadership skills through workshops, coaching and different activities to reach their full potential.

2011-2012 Approved Y World School, Member

Member The purpose of this non-profit organization is to raise funds and awareness for children's education and activities in countries such as Haiti, Mexico and Belize. Club members have the opportunity to volunteer in these countries.

2011-2012 Approved Y Recruitment, Student Ambassador

Student Ambassador Provides campus tours to groups or individuals interested in Bishop's. Also partakes, on occasion, in a variety of recruiting activities to showcase the University to prospective students, guidance counsellors, alumni and other visitors.

Interpersonal skills,Communication,Adaptability

2010-2011 Approved Y Recruitment, Blog Writer

Blog Writer Post insight regularly to the Bishop's University web site about preparing for university, daily campus life and/or orientation week to help prospective students and their parents formulate a decision on enrolling at BU.

Term Status Show (Y/N)

Activity Position/Role Description Skills

2013-2014 Approved Y Model United Nations, Head Delegate

Head Delegate This competitively selected club membership gives participating students multiple preparation and training sessions to attend National Model UN simulations in order to debate pressing global concerns relevant to a real world context. The Head Delegate acts as a mentor to student participants.

2013-2014 Approved Y Mae Sot Project, Volunteer

Volunteer Volunteers teach Burmese migrant students in Mae Sot, Thailand for six months. Before leaving, they initiate and participate in fund-raising activities and upon return, they do outreach work to bring awareness to the public of the Burmese refuges and migrant children's situation on the Thai-Burmese border. This provides an opportunity to contribute to community building through education in a refugee community.

2011-2012 Approved Y Fundraising Phonathons, Student Caller

Student Caller Places follow-up phone calls to alumni and parents to invite/encourage them to contribute to the Bishop's University Foundation. Acts as ambassador for the University fostering relationships with graduates and parents.

Critical thinking,Manages time effectively,Remains calm under pressure

2011-2012 Approved Y Model United Nations, Member

Member This competitively selected club membership gives participating students multiple preparation and training sessions to attend National Model UN simulations in order to debate pressing global concerns relevant to a real world context.