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Since graduating, I have become a teacher at I-Shou International School in Taiwan. I am a physics and science teacher. My students inspire me to try my best and to deliver engaging and differentiated lessons to them every day.
I have had the opportunity to bring maker-learning into my classroom with tools like Scratch, MakeyMakey, and Falstad simulation. To the current students at Queen’s, I want you to know that, as a team, anything is possible. I could not have made it through the year without my fellow teachers helping and working with me. You will find your school and your team that will support your teaching and learning. Lastly, in class, try to think of yourself as a curator of learning and not a keeper of knowledge.

After graduating, Emma immediately began a career in business development with IMRSV Data Labs with Queen’s alumnus Bennett Brown (MIB’15). In January 2021, Emma joined Digital Opportunity Trust (DOT), as a stakeholder relations specialist. DOT is an international non-governmental organization based in Ottawa founded by Queen’s alumna Janet Longmore. DOT works at the intersection of youth leadership, social entrepreneurship, innovation and digital transformation. It supports young women to develop and lead social impact in their communities. DOT’s global network of youth has created opportunities for over one million community members across Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, and among the Indigenous in Canada. She says, “Being a Queen’s alumni has truly opened doors due to the reputation Queen’s and Queen’s students hold within the business community.”