Melissa Moreau
About Melissa Moreau
Melissa Moreau serves as the Editorial, Design, & Production Coordinator at University of Toronto Press, where she manages the production of twelve academic journals. With a background in English and Sociology from McGill University and a Graduate Certificate in Project Management from Ryerson University, she has led significant projects and received recognition for her contributions to journal integration.
Current Role at University of Toronto Press
Melissa Moreau serves as the Editorial, Design, & Production Coordinator at University of Toronto Press. In this role, she coordinates with editorial offices, copy editors, authors, typesetters, and printers to ensure the timely print and digital production of over thirty-five issues annually. She manages the day-to-day production of twelve academic journals and has led several major projects with the Division's acquisitions team, including the management of a recent Request for Proposal (RFP).
Previous Experience at McGill University
Prior to her current position, Melissa Moreau worked at McGill University in various roles. She served as the Executive Assistant to the Arts Undergraduate Society from 2009 to 2010 for seven months. Additionally, she was the 2010 Handbook Content Coordinator for three months. During her time at McGill, she also worked as a Student Painter for three months in 2010.
Educational Background
Melissa Moreau studied at McGill University, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with majors in English and Sociology, and a minor in Management, from 2006 to 2010. She furthered her education at Ryerson University, obtaining a Graduate Certificate in Project Management from 2018 to 2021 and another Graduate Certificate in Publishing from 2010 to 2011.
Work History in Hospitality and Sustainability
Melissa Moreau began her career in the hospitality industry as a Guest Service Agent at Days Inn Hotel & Suites for three months in 2007. She also worked at the University of Maine as the Green Campus Initiative Summer Sustainability Coordinator from 2008 to 2009 for one year. Additionally, she served as Chief Student Painter at the University of Maine from 2003 to 2006 for three years.
Recognition and Awards
At University of Toronto Press, Melissa Moreau received a Rewards and Recognition Award for her leadership in the successful integration of two new journals into the UTP portfolio. This acknowledgment highlights her contributions to the organization and her ability to manage complex projects effectively.