Professional economist gives economics classes to graduate and undergraduate students in Ottawa Gatineau.

Juliet's Resume

Work Experience:
2013- present: University Paper Editing
Working directly with the student, I have edited and proof read five Master’s major papers in economics to completion.
I have edited and proofread one doctoral comprehensive examination in education to completion.
I have edited one doctoral comprehensive proposal and one doctoral dissertation.

2009-present: Tutoring.
I tutor at the university level at both the graduate and undergraduate levels. I tutor: calculus, linear algebra, statistics, econometrics and mathematical economics and microeconomic theory.
In 2014, I co-founded the tutoring company DJH Tutoring.

1990-2004: Economist/Statistician with the Canada Revenue Agency
Duties included: writing and researching reports on various aspects of tax non-compliance for use by senior management, designing, implementing statistical projects, analyzing results. Local and Senior Employment Equity Co-ordinator: presented papers at scholarly conferences; refereed scholarly papers for journals.
1985-1990: Economist/Statistician with Informetrica Ltd.
Responsible for researching, developing, implementing and analyzing models in various areas of applied economics and applied mathematics such as labour economics and income distribution and taxation.
1988-1989: Instructor with the Economics Department, University of Ottawa
Introductory course in Statistics.
Summer 1988: Instructor, Algonquin College
Course in Macroeconomic Theory.
1983-1986: Teaching Assistant; Mathematics Department, University of Ottawa
First year calculus and first year algebra for students in business administration, analysis of variance.
1983-1984: Private Tutor
Work Skills:
Ability to collect, collate and analyze data
Ability to write reports and memorandum for senior management
Ability to do advanced research
Ability to sit on committees
Ability to analyze and communicate ideas and concepts both orally and in written form.
Education:
B.A. (Honours History) University of Ottawa 1982
M.A. (Economics) University of Ottawa 1986
Ph.D. Coursework (Economics) University of Montreal 1986-1987 Concentration in Mathematical Economics.
Publications:
J. Howland and C. Sakellariou (1993). "Wage Discrimination, Occupational Segregation and Visible Minorities in Canada", Applied Economics25 (November): 1413-1422.
C. Sakellariou and J. Howland (1993). "An Expenditure-Determined Macro-econometric Model of Greece: 1960-1985", Economic Modelling10(1): 35-56.
Presentations:
J. Howland and C. Sakellariou (1993). "Duration of Unemployment Among Canadian Aboriginals", paper presented at the Twenty-Seventh Meeting of the Canadian Economic Association, Ottawa, Canada, June.

J. Howland and C. Sakellariou(1993). "Self-Employment Among Visible Minorities in Canada", paper presented at the meeting of the North American Economics and Finance Association, Anaheim, California, January.

C. Sakellariou and J. Howland (1992). "An Expenditure Determined Macroeconometric Model of Greece", paper presented at theInternational Symposium on Economic Modelling, Gotheborg, Sweden, August.

J. Howland and C. Sakellariou (1992). "The Wage Effect of Occupational Segregation: The Case of South-East Asian, South Asian and Black Men in Canada", Paper presented at the Twenty-Sixth Meeting of the Canadian Economics Association, Prince Edward Island, Canada, June.

References:
Dr. A. B. Mingarelli, School of Mathematics and Statistics, Carleton University
Dr. Roseanne Devlin, Department of Economics, University of Ottawa.