Bryant Reil
About Bryant Reil
Bryant Reil is an Examination Assistant with extensive experience in both government and academia. He is also an accomplished author, having written a novel and a fantasy trilogy, and has a background in 3D software and cognitive psychology.
Work at Government of Canada
Bryant Reil has been employed at the Government of Canada as an Examination Assistant since 2008. He has accumulated 16 years of experience in this role, working in Kelowna, BC. Prior to his current position, he served as a CR-05 for seven years, from 2008 to 2015, also in Kelowna. His tenure at the Government of Canada reflects a long-standing commitment to public service.
Education and Expertise
Bryant Reil studied at Athabasca University, where he earned a Master of Arts in Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies from 2016 to 2019. He also holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Brigham Young University. His academic pursuits have led him to explore the intersection of cognitive psychology and narratives, which has informed his writing. Additionally, he has a background in 3D software, focusing on applications in 3D printing and animation.
Background
Bryant Reil has a diverse background that includes significant volunteer work. He dedicated two years to running virtual reality programs at various locations, including Prospera Place, a public library, and a hospital. His focus during this time was on rehabilitation and psychiatric units, demonstrating his commitment to community service and support for individuals in need.
Achievements in Writing
Bryant Reil authored a novel titled 'Loveless Amends' as part of NaNoWriMo 2020, completing the work in just two weeks. He has also written a fantasy trilogy titled 'Elf Mastery,' which is currently being pitched as an animated series. These projects highlight his dedication to storytelling and creative writing.
Current Role at Athabasca University
Since 2016, Bryant Reil has been working at Athabasca University as a Graduate Student. His ongoing role at the university in Kelowna spans over eight years, during which he has furthered his academic and professional development.