Writing | Laura Mulrine

Long-form Writing

I first got the writing bug after winning a national writing competition about my favourite L.M. Montgomery character when I was seven. I was amazed that people cared about what I had written, and I knew I wanted to continue along that path. I'm grateful that writing has become an integral part of my career. Below you'll find some examples of work I've done.

The future is data: How George Brown is preparing students for what comes next

This article was written for the National Post's Student Perspective issue. It looks at the Honours Bachelor of Business Administration in Business Analytics program.

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How George Brown is setting a fashionable (and ethical example)

This article was written for True North Living and looks at the ways George Brown is implementing and encouraging sustainable practices in the School of Fashion and Jewellery.

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Making Accessibility a Post-Secondary Priority

This article was published on Health Insight. It looks at the innovative programmingGeorge Brown offers for Deaf students.

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Get out the Vote! Young People as a "New Political Force"

An article I wrote for YouthREX’s eXchange online library blog about the changes to youth politics in the 2016 federal election.

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In the news: Federal Transgender Legislation

Another blog post for the eXchange responding to Transgender legislation in both Canada and the United States. For the “In the News” blogs, it was about responding to issues in real time, which is writing that I love doing.

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Intentional Program Design Webinar Factsheet

At YouthREX, we often offered public webinars to help our stakeholders. One of my jobs was to break down webinar content for a digestible factsheet that our stakeholders could reference in the future.

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