Trisha Kasawski brings a unique blend of immigration expertise and human resources experience to her work in higher education. She has dedicated her career to helping academic institutions and international scholars navigate the complexities of Canadian immigration, with a focus on work permits, permanent residence pathways, and regulatory compliance.
At the University of British Columbia, Trisha provides strategic immigration and human resource advice to faculty, researchers, and academic leaders. She is known for translating complex regulations into clear, practical guidance that supports both institutional compliance and the success of individuals. Trisha also designs and leads workshops that give administrators the tools and confidence to manage academic appointments and immigration processes effectively.
Earlier in her career, she supported faculty and researchers at the University of Alberta and held HR leadership responsibilities within the public education sector. These experiences deepened her expertise in collective agreements, recruitment, organizational design, and workplace accommodation, complementing her immigration advisory practice under both the Temporary Foreign Worker Program and the International Mobility Program.
A Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) and Chartered Professional in Human Resources (CPHR), Trisha holds a Bachelor of Commerce and diplomas in Human Resource Management and Immigration Consulting. She is committed to fostering inclusive, supportive, and culturally competent academic environments.