Overview
Megan's path to law began in social science research. That work focused on identifying what people needed, and over time she came to see law as a practical tool for helping meet those needs.
She is drawn to advocacy in its many forms, and the variety of that work is what she finds most rewarding about her practice.
Megan connects easily with people from different walks of life, and brings that to her work with clients and colleagues at Field Law.
Qualifications
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University of Alberta
Juris Doctor with Distinction
2026 -
University of Alberta
Bachelor of Arts with Distinction
2022 -
University of Alberta
Certificate of Applied Social Science Research
2022
Involvement
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Kaye Edmonton Clinic
Volunteer
2019 - 2021 -
Centre for Public Legal Education
Placement Student/ Webinar facilitator
2024 - 2025 -
Student Legal Services
Student Volunteer
2023 - 2024 -
University of Alberta
Student Member of Grade Appeal Board and the Faculty of Arts Board
2020 - 2021 -
Law Show
Assistant Costume, Makeup Director and Cast Member
2023 - 2025
Get to Know
Get to Know Megan
Outside the office, Megan is an avid gardener and spends many evenings tending to her garden beds. She also enjoys trying new fitness classes around the city. For the past decade, she has paddled the Athabasca River from Hinton to Whitecourt, a 166-kilometre route, every summer. That tradition even inspired her to turn a retired canoe into a fresh-cut flower bed.