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Psy/270 Week 5 Professional Communication Case Studies

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Lindsay is a lifetime B.C. resident with an overzealous passion for nature, live music, and floral prints. She has worked in positions such as program coordinator, cultural ambassador, and administrator. She is an avid volunteer and has contributed to organizations such as the YMCA, Cedar Kids, Great Island Run, Easter Seals 24 Hour Relay, and RRU Students Against Violence. Lindsay holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Professional Communications from Royal Roads University.

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