Cynthia Thompson
About Cynthia Thompson
Cynthia Thompson is an experienced Administrative Assistant currently serving as Acting Regional Business Analyst at the Correctional Service of Canada. She has a strong educational background in heritage studies and history, holding multiple degrees from Athabasca University and the University of Alberta.
Work at Government of Canada
Cynthia Thompson worked at the Federal Government of Canada for nine years as a Client Services Assistant from 2012 to 2021. During her tenure, she developed skills in client relations and administrative support. Following this role, she served as an Executive Assistant from 2014 to 2021 in Gatineau, where she further honed her organizational and communication abilities. Since 2021, she has been employed at the Correctional Service of Canada as an Acting Regional Business Analyst, focusing on virtual operations.
Education and Expertise
Cynthia Thompson has a diverse educational background. She studied at the University of Alberta, earning a Bachelor of Arts with a major in Ancient and Medieval History and a minor in Christian Theology from 2005 to 2007. She also obtained a Bachelor of Education in Secondary Education, majoring in English Language Arts and minoring in Social Studies, from 1999 to 2003. Additionally, she pursued graduate studies at Athabasca University, achieving a Graduate Diploma in Heritage Resources Management and a Master’s Degree in Integrated Studies, focusing on Heritage and Social History.
Background
Cynthia Thompson has a strong foundation in heritage studies and education. Her academic pursuits reflect a commitment to understanding historical contexts and educational methodologies. She has developed training materials for various projects in her role as an Administrative Assistant, showcasing her ability to convey complex information effectively. Her interest in adaptive reuse within built heritage indicates a focus on sustainable practices in heritage management.
Achievements
Cynthia Thompson has achieved multiple academic qualifications, including a Graduate Diploma in Heritage Resources Management and a Master’s Degree in Integrated Studies from Athabasca University. Her educational journey also includes a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Education from the University of Alberta. These qualifications support her professional roles in the public sector and her ongoing interest in heritage studies.