University College of the North
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Jay Maragua
Student
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Location
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Resume
Jay Maragua_Resume .pdf
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Behavioral pattern 1 Chatbot 1 Clinical psychology 1 Communication 1 Intelligence agency 1 Literature reviews 1 Project scoping 1 Resilience 1 Teamwork 1 Trauma informed approaches 1

Achievements

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Community Builder
Issued by Riipen
The Community Builder achievement is awarded to learners who provided feedback to project partners at the conclusion of their project, helping to create a better experiential learning ecosystem for all participants.
Jul 1, 2025
WIL Component
Issued by MacEwan University
Successfully completed a course-based WIL project as part of an academic course learning and applied the required practical skills to complete the WIL project.
Jul 1, 2025
Project Participant
Issued by Riipen
The Project Participant achievement is awarded to learners who start their first project, demonstrating their commitment to putting learned skills to practice.
Apr 21, 2025

Latest feedback

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Lauren Nignon
Employer
July 1, 2025
Individual endorsement
Literature reviews Clinical psychology Communication Resilience Chatbot Project scoping Intelligence agency Behavioral pattern Trauma informed approaches Teamwork
Jay has a rare ability to engage in systems thinking and bring a globally informed perspective to questions of inclusion and belonging. Her contributions reflect not just intelligence, but a quiet strength and depth that make her insights stand out.
Student feedback
Literature reviews Clinical psychology Communication Resilience Chatbot Project scoping Intelligence agency Behavioral pattern Trauma informed approaches Teamwork
Jay is an exceptionally intelligent and trustworthy contributor who brings real depth and care to her work. Her ideas around fostering inclusion and psychological safety at FIA are well-considered and rooted in strong values. I particularly appreciate her ability to hold complex perspectives and think expansively about belonging across different identities and contexts. To strengthen the impact of her contributions even further, I’d love to see more of her insights translated into concrete, practical recommendations. For example, when proposing a role like an intersectionality lead, it would be helpful to outline specific responsibilities, training needs, or example scenarios that clarify how the idea could be implemented. With just a bit more specificity, her work could become an even more powerful driver of change.
MacEwan University
WINL 301 - Arts & Science Disciplines Placement Program
MacEwan University
Feminine Intelligence Agency
Review Feminine Intelligence Agency Products and Modules for Psychological Safety
Feminine Intelligence Agency

Recent projects

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Feminine Intelligence Agency
Feminine Intelligence Agency
New York, New York, United States

Review Feminine Intelligence Agency Products and Modules for Psychological Safety

The Feminine Intelligence Agency (FIA) is dedicated to addressing subtle forms of manipulation and covert aggression, equipping women with tools to navigate complex power dynamics effectively. Our programs include educational modules, player identification tools, and chatbots that foster awareness and skills for recognizing and responding to unhealthy relational patterns. FIA's mission is to create accessible, psychologically safe resources that promote mental and emotional resilience. Project Scope: Students will collaborate with FIA to evaluate and enhance the psychological safety of our tools and programs. Their work will focus on ensuring that our content is trauma-informed, aligns with best practices in preventative mental health care, and supports users at various levels of emotional agency.

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Category Gender studies + 4
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