Third Year, Behaviour, Genetics, and Neurobiology Specialist with a minor in Biology
“What’s one thing about yourself that you would never change?”
“I wouldn’t change my laugh. I personally don’t like it all that much, but it seems be contagious. Life can be stressful enough as is, so it feels pretty good to see other people in a happy mood as well.”
Second Year, Double Major in Professional Writing & Communication and Political Science
“I just got an invitation from Carleton
University to join their Journalism Masters program after I graduate!”
Fourth Year, Humanities
“What’s the most difficult challenge you’re currently facing?”
“I’m trying to find a way to get through [fourthyear] while still staying focused.”
“What do you want to do after you graduate?”
“Teach abroad. I want to get experience teaching
and travelling the world at the same time.”
First Year, Life Sciences
“Our friend just brought us food!”
Third Year, Marketing Specialist
“What are you passionate about?”
“I’m passionate about visual communication and the influence a visual message can create. Or just simply the idea of making the world a better looking place.”
Second Year, Biology & Anthropology
“Ball is Life”
Third Year, Double Major in Art & Art History & CCIT
“What’s something new at UTM that you’d like to try before you graduate?”
“Maybe actually go to a pub night. Go to more art gallery openings, like the one coming up for the grad students, Horizon Line.”
Double Major in Political Science and Sociology
“I find inspiration in art, design, nature, culture, people, architecture, makeup and shoes. And for me, fashion is a compilation of all that. Fashion is a vehicle for me to play with shapes and colours in order to uncover my personal style. I absolutely love posting my outfits of the day on my Instagram/blog and maybe inspiring one of you out there with them.”
First Year, Commerce
“If there is one thing you want to change for the world, what would it be?”
“If possible, I would like to change the stigma and discrimination against people who are living with HIV or Aids in current societies by establishing the importance of our help and care towards children who are orphaned by HIV/Aids. And that we should open up to enable infected families to be able to live a positive life.”
First Year, Life Sciences
“What do you look forward to in this lab?”
“This time, I actually read the entire lab beforehand. I guess reading week wasn’t completely wasted after all.”