Cheryl Power
About Cheryl Power
Cheryl Power is a Senior Policy Analyst in the Science and Innovation sector at the Government of Canada, where she has worked since 2009. She holds multiple degrees, including a BA in Sociology, a BSc in Biochemistry, a Juris Doctor, an LLM, and is a Doctoral Candidate in Law.
Work at Government of Canada
Cheryl Power has been employed at the Government of Canada since 2009. She holds the position of Senior Policy Analyst within the Science and Innovation/Science and Research Sector. Her role involves contributing to policy development and analysis in the areas of innovation science and economic development. Over her 15 years of service, she has engaged in various initiatives aimed at enhancing Canada's scientific and research capabilities.
Education and Expertise
Cheryl Power has an extensive educational background. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from Memorial University of Newfoundland. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from the same institution. Cheryl achieved her Juris Doctor from the University of Saskatchewan and later completed a Master of Laws (LLM) at the University of Alberta. Additionally, she is a Doctoral Candidate at the University of Ottawa, focusing on law. She is also called to the Bar of Ontario through the Law Society of Ontario.
Background
Cheryl Power's academic journey reflects a strong foundation in both the sciences and law. Her studies in sociology and biochemistry provide her with a unique perspective on the intersection of science and policy. This diverse educational background supports her current role in the Government of Canada, where she applies her knowledge to inform and shape science and innovation policies.
Achievements
Cheryl Power has made significant contributions to the field of policy analysis within the Government of Canada. Her long tenure as a Senior Policy Analyst has allowed her to influence various projects related to innovation science and economic development. Her academic qualifications, including her advanced degrees in law, enhance her ability to navigate complex policy issues effectively.