Our Staff

Catherine MacGregor, Coordinator, Finance Learning Centre (FLC) and Liaison Librarian

Catherine joined the UTM Library in September 2021. She previously worked as a Knowledge Analyst with the Ontario Securities Commission and as a research librarian with the law firms Stikeman Elliot and Fasken Martineau. Catherine also worked for over a decade within the publishing industry, primarily in the area of contracts and rights management. Catherine holds a Master of Information (concentration in Library and Information Science) from the University of Toronto, an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature from York University and another Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from McGill University. She has obtained her CSC designation and completed a certificate program in Canadian copyright law.

Email: cat.macgregor@utoronto.ca

Phone: 905-569-4654

Contact Catherine for:

• Reference and research consultations
• Course support (in-class instruction, custom workshops, Quercus) for the Departments of Management and Economics, IMI's graduate MMPA, MFAcc, and MMI programs and the Minor in Business, Science and Entrepreneurship program, and ICUBE. 
• Collection development for economics and management
• FLC communications 
• FLC Student Assistant Program

Nalissa Khan FLC Reference & Research Specialist

Nalissa joined the Li Koon Chun Finance Learning Centre (FLC) in September 2023. Prior to her role at the FLC, she was a member of the University of Toronto Mississauga (UTM) Library's Research Services team. She previously worked as an Analyst for financial institutions in Canada and the US. Nalissa has a Master of Information degree from the University of Toronto, a Master of Applied Science in Environmental Science and Management from Toronto Metropolitan University and a Honours degree in Geology from McMaster University.

Email: nalissa.khan@utoronto.ca

Contact Nalissa for:

• Reference and software help
• Information about FLC resources and services
• FLC communications (social media & website)
• FLC workshops
• FLC bookings (events, meetings, and workshops)

The FLC hires student assistants every year to help with the day-to-day operations of the lab, answer student questions and provide peer support, and complete special projects as needed.

To indicate your interest in future employment opportunities with the FLC, please email utm.lkcflc@utoronto.ca with your name, your program of study and expected graduation date, and your University of Toronto email address. We will contact you when jobs are posted.