Maureen Brennan
About Maureen Brennan
Maureen Brennan is an Administrative Assistant at the Federal Government of Canada, where she has worked since 1990. She aspires to become a Disability chair for a non-profit organization and is actively pursuing a career in music therapy while engaging in various volunteer activities.
Work at Federal Government of Canada
Maureen Brennan has been employed as an Administrative Assistant at the Federal Government of Canada since 1990. With over 34 years of experience in this role, she has developed a comprehensive understanding of administrative processes and government operations. Her long tenure reflects her commitment to public service and her ability to adapt to the evolving needs of the government.
Education and Expertise
Maureen Brennan studied at Carleton University, where she pursued an undeclared degree. Although her degree was not granted, she completed a translation course in 1993 that lasted for 11 months. Additionally, she is actively involved in music education, currently pursuing Grade IX Piano Performance, as well as Grade III Harmony and History at the Royal Conservatory of Toronto. She holds a Grade VIII certification in Piano Performance from the same institution.
Volunteer Aspirations
Maureen aims to become a Disability chair for a non-profit organization through volunteer.ca. She plans to engage in various volunteer activities, including working with the Ottawa Police Services Community Police Centre, where she intends to sing as a soprano in the Police choir. Additionally, she seeks to volunteer at The Well-La Source, a charity supporting women in need, and at Heatherington Community Centre to assist children from low-income families.
Musical Therapy Goals
Maureen aspires to work as a musical therapist, focusing on Francophone senior residences. She intends to incorporate tea serving as a social activity within her therapeutic practices. This goal reflects her commitment to enhancing the quality of life for seniors through music and social engagement.