Cameron Roberts
About Cameron Roberts
Cameron Roberts is a Program Officer at Gouvernement du Canada, focusing on the economic effects of globalization and their relationship to poverty and development ethics. He holds a Bachelor of Social Science in International Development and Globalization from the University of Ottawa and aspires to work in Foreign Affairs or Diplomacy.
Work at Government of Canada
Cameron Roberts has been employed as a Program Officer at Gouvernement du Canada since 2017. In this role, he focuses on various aspects of program management and policy implementation. His work contributes to the government's initiatives in international development and globalization, aligning with his academic background and professional interests.
Education and Expertise
Cameron Roberts earned a Bachelor of Social Science in International Development and Globalization from the University of Ottawa, completing his studies from 2014 to 2018. His education provided him with a solid foundation in the economic effects of globalization and the ethical considerations surrounding poverty and development. He aims to leverage this expertise in future roles within Foreign Affairs or Diplomacy.
Background
Before joining the Government of Canada, Cameron Roberts worked as a Jewelry Consultant at Peoples Jewelers in Rideau Center from 2014 to 2015. This experience contributed to his professional development and customer service skills. His transition from retail to public service reflects his commitment to addressing broader societal issues.
Research Interests
Cameron Roberts has a strong interest in the economic effects of globalization, particularly how these effects relate to poverty and development ethics. He emphasizes the ethics of duty, focusing on the duty to justice within the context of international development. This area of interest informs his professional work and aspirations.
Career Aspirations
Cameron Roberts aspires to apply his expertise in ethics and international development to roles in Foreign Affairs or Diplomacy. His career goals reflect a commitment to addressing global challenges and contributing to policy development that promotes justice and ethical considerations in international relations.