As a consultant and researcher she has undertaken such diverse projects as advising a national political party on its use of the Internet, analyzing the Internet s impact on community life for a forthcoming book, and writing for Business 2.0 magazine. She held National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships from 1996-1999. Ms. Samuel has also worked extensively in provincial and federal Canadian politics, and worked for three years as a political adviser to the Premier of Ontario and to the province s Minister of Housing. She has written a paper on youth and the economy for a national political party, and participated in an editorial panel of youth perspectives on the future of Canadian politics. She holds an M.A. in Political Science from Harvard University, and a B.A. in Politics from Oberlin College.
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