Loretta Chang

Loretta Chang is a highly experienced career development professional with over ten years of experience providing top-notch support to clients in various community and academic settings. Chang has a proven track record of improving quality of life for clients by building on their strengths, providing patient, empathetic, and honest guidance. Chang holds a diploma with honours from George Brown College, certificates from the University of Waterloo, and a BA from Queen's University.

Chang has worked with several organizations, including the Loran Scholars Foundation, Humber College, York University, Unison Health & Community Services, Regent Park Community Health Centre, Centre for Community Learning & Development, George Brown College, Times Change Women's Employment Service, Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, St. Stephen's Community House, and Dancemakers.

At the Loran Scholars Foundation, Chang served as a Scholar Advisor, providing career development support to students. At Humber College, Chang was a Work Placement Advisor for the Faculty of Media & Creative Arts, while at York University, she was an Experiential Education Administrator for the School of Arts, Media, Performance & Design. Chang also served as a Career & Assessment Counsellor at the Centre for Community Learning & Development and was a Career Advisor Intern at George Brown College. She has also volunteered at the Times Change Women's Employment Service, serving as an Intake & Resource Centre Volunteer.

Chang has a wealth of expertise, including providing career mentoring, post-secondary transitions & career advising, program facilitation, and development, among others. Her skills include assessment counselling, workforce preparation, program coordination, and community development. Chang's interests include improving the quality of life for clients, building on their strengths, and empowering them to achieve their goals and aspirations.