Anne Mienkowski

Facet	Description
Graduation Year	Bachelor of Kinesiology (BKin) 2018
Inside the Classroom	Kinesiology
Alongside the Classroom	Fieldwork: Athletic Therapy Fieldwork: Physiotherapy Assistant
Outside the Classroom	Sports and Social Coordinator, Newman Centre Student Ambassador Soccer, Volleyball and Ultimate Frisbee Intramurals
Further Education	Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Certificate
Career Accomplishments	Registered Kinesiologist
In the Media	LinkedIn profile

Webnesh Haile

Facet	Description
Graduation Year	HBSc 2009 Innis College
Inside the Classroom	Specialist: Ecology & Evolutionary Biology Switched programs from: Specialist: Biochemistry
Alongside the Classroom	Fourth year thesis – urban green roof field work
Outside the Classroom	President, Innis College Student Society Member, Innis College Council Recipient, Gordon Cressy Student Leadership Award, 2009
Further Education	JD, University of Toronto Faculty of Law, 2015
Career Accomplishments	Associate, specializing in construction law, Singleton Urquhart Reynolds Vogel LLP Articling Student and Associate, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP During law school Co-coordinator, Ontario Law Student Mental Health Initiative CEO, Grade Up Toronto (tutoring start-up) Legal intern, Hylands Law Firm, Shanghai Client Account Manager, Career Cruising (educational software company)
In the Media	LinkedIn profile “Webnesh Haile Appointed to the Advocates’ Society’s Young Advocates Standing Committee,” Singleton Urquhart Reynolds Vogel LLP

“1. Keep taking on new challenges. I learned almost as much from my extracurricular activities and student jobs as I did from my undergraduate degree.
2. Mental health is important. Take care of yours and don’t be afraid to ask for help.
3. If you want to go to graduate school or a post-secondary program, it’s usually important to make sure you keep your marks up. You may not be thinking about this in first or second year, but it never hurts to try and keep those doors open in future.
4. If something is not working, don’t be afraid to switch programs. I did that after second year and it was a great decision for me.“

Lisa Robles

Facet	Description
Graduation Year	HBA 2000 Woodsworth College
Inside the Classroom	Major: Archaeological Sciences (now Archaeology) Major: Environmental Studies
Alongside the Classroom	Archaeological dig French immersion, Université Laval
Outside the Classroom	Anthropology Student Association Ontario Public Interest Research group (OPIRG)
Further Education	Educational Digital Technologies Certificate, UOIT (Ontario Tech University), 2019 Adult Education Diploma, St. Frances Xavier University, 2015
Career Accomplishments	Learning & Development and Training Coordination experience in a Nuclear and Hydro-Thermal power generation environment

“Get more involved in extra curricular groups and events. I didn’t have the mentoring programmes you have, so I would use those as well to speak with mentors and get tips and advice.“

Matthew Celestial

Facet	Description
Graduation Year	HBA 2016 Woodsworth College
Inside the Classroom	Major: Book and Media Studies Minor: Environmental Studies Minor: Writing and Rhetoric Switched programs from: Specialist: Chemistry
Alongside the Classroom	St. Michael’s College (SMC) One Program in the Ecumenical Chaplaincy at the University of Toronto for Qu(e)erying Religion where they launched the Queer Spirits! Film Festival
Outside the Classroom	Board Member of the Board of Directors, University of Toronto Students’ Union (UTSU), representing Woodsworth College Community Outreach Coordinator, The Faculty of Arts and Science Director, Woodsworth Inclusive Secretary, Woodsworth Residence Council Vice President, Woodsworth Political Society
Career Accomplishments	Launched a public strategy and communications firm, Statement Strategies, working with Paramount Pictures Canada, Toonbox Entertainment, Pixar Animation Studios, Universal Studios Canada, the Toronto Animation Arts Festival International, Ado Ato Pictures, and more. Outside of public relations, he is a community organizer serving on the Board of Directors committee for Queer Ontario where he advocates for LGBTQ folks across all levels of government, launching non-profit initiative Diverse Francaise for newcomers to Canada interested in learning French (July 2019) and launching Health is a Right! Foundation supporting low-income communities in third world countries with access to healthcare (September 2019). Previously, he was the Director of Operations for LGBT in Capital Markets, the Director of Operations for Inclusive Love, and sat on the Durham Environmental Advisory Committee. Currently working towards a legal career to complete a JD and is as well interested in academic research on hermeneutics, media strategies that shape policy, and legal interpretation.
In the Media	LinkedIn Profile Twitter Matthew Celestial Public Relations

“1) Be present and enjoy the moment.
2) Be self-compassionate – you are doing good wherever you are.
3) Never say never. Everything comes together in full circle at some point.
4) Be kind to every single person (even the person who stole your seat on the TTC). Say thank you. Hold the door.
5) Don’t stop — even if you have multiple doors closed on you and people berating you. Keep going.“

Emily Tsui

Facet	Description
Graduation Year	HBA 2016 Trinity College
Inside the Classroom	Specialist: International Relations Major: European Studies Minor: Political Science Switched programs from: Minor: Business German
Alongside the Classroom	Internship with the Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History learning about Arctic governance through organizing events for the Centre Completed field research for POL499 (senior thesis course) in Anchorage, Alaska interviewing key individuals and looking at documents that were not available online Completed POL359 (Enlarging Europe Course) and travelled to Tbilisi, Georgia to interview key officials for a paper on cross-border energy co-operation between Georgia and the European Union Participated in a Summer Abroad program to Southeastern Europe Took three language classes in Germany, one at the Technische Universitat Hamburg-Harburg, one at the Universitat Heidelberg, and one at Hochschule Bremen
Outside the Classroom	4th year: Co-Editor-in-Chief, Attache Journal of International Relations 4th year: Co-President, International Relations Society 4th year: Intern, Bill Graham Centre 3rd and 4th year: Arts and Science Ambassador 3rd and 4th year: Peer Counsellor in International Relations, Trinity College 2nd to 4th year: Compliance Analyst, G7 and G20 Research Groups 2nd to 4th year: Mentor, International Relations Society 3rd year: Editor, Expressions – Canadian Association of Political Science Students‘ Journal 3rd year: Lead Analyst – Africa Prevention Division, Canadian Centre for the Responsibility to Protect 3rd year: President, Association of Political Science Students 3rd year: Publication in the Southern California International Review 2nd year: Director of Specialized Agencies, North American Model United Nations 1st year: Trinity College Historical Society Participated in Global Vision’s Arctic Youth Ambassador Summit in Iqaluit with support from the Munk School, the Gordon Foundation, and Trinity College
Further Education	Juris Doctor/Master of Global Affairs combined degree, the University of Toronto, 2021
Career Accomplishments	Intern at the International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals and worked on the appeal of Prosecutor v Ratko Mladic
In the Media	LinkedIn Profile From Argentina to Alaska: A Travel Blog documenting Emily and Laurent’s hitchhiking trip from Argentina to Alaska

“Take advantage of all the international opportunities the university has to offer, and make sure to speak with the professors to give you advice.“

Sydney Lang

Facet	Description
Graduation Year	HBA 2016 Woodsworth College
Inside the Classroom	Major: Equity Studies Major: Socio-Cultural Anthropology Minor: Women & Gender Studies Switched programs from: Philosophy, Political Science
Alongside the Classroom	Exchange, University of California, Berkeley Fieldwork in Kerala, India on ways that women from lower castes navigate educational spaces that weren’t built for their success International Course Module at the University of Hawai’i, Manoa SMC One – completed a placement at Baycrest geriatric facility
Outside the Classroom	Positive Space Committee U of T 350 U of T Coalition of Students Against Sexual Violence VP Internal, Equity Studies Students’ Union Woodsworth College Director, University of Toronto Students’ Union Woodsworth Equity Committee Woodsworth Inclusive
Further Education	BCL/LLB, McGill University, 2019
Career Accomplishments	Currently a law student and am involved in work around labour law, corporate accountability, and environmental justice.

“Don’t be too focused on what you want to do after U of T – enjoy your time there and learn as much as you can. What comes next will come together naturally, and will be informed by your academic interests, peers, and community involvement. Do work that matters.”

Cedric Ludlow

Facet	Description
Graduation Year	HBA 2017 Woodsworth College
Inside the Classroom	Linguistics Polish Studies Spanish Switched programs from: Psychology, Statistics
Alongside the Classroom	Conducted fieldwork in Kapuskasing, Ontario on the Ontario Dialects Project conducting sociolinguistic interviews with the goal of documenting linguistic variation in English in the province Fieldwork was also carried out in Kirkland Lake, North Bay, South Porcupine, New Liskeard, and Toronto on a related project Research Assistant in VSLX Lab (Linguistics)
Outside the Classroom	Society of Linguistics Undergraduate Students Hart House Symphonic Band Woodsworth Inclusive U of T Sailing
Further Education	Master of Science, Applied Linguistics (focus on intonational success predictors in call centre customer-agent conversations), The University of Edinburgh
Career Accomplishments	Currently looking for positions in business analytics and speech analytics.

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Emily Tsui

Sydney Lang

Cedric Ludlow

Michael White

Dave Hunter

Casey Scott-Songin

Facet	Description
Graduation Year	HBA 2005 University College
Inside the Classroom	Specialist: General Anthropology Minor: Aboriginal Studies
Alongside the Classroom	Archaeology fieldwork with Professor Coupland, Prince Rupert, BC
Outside the Classroom	Cinema Studies Student Union Native Students Association
Further Education	MEd, Urban Indigenous Issues, York University, 2019
Career Description	Special Projects Officer, Indigenous Initiatives, University of Toronto Urban Aboriginal Community Activator, Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres Executive Board Member, Miziwe Biik Aboriginal Employment and Training
In the Media	Linkedin profile “Michael White joins U of T as special projects officer to support the university’s Truth and Reconciliation efforts,” U of T News

Facet	Description
Graduation Year	B.A. University College, 1963
Inside the Classroom	Psychology
Further Education	MBA, Human Resources and Organizational Change, Western University, 1966
Career Description and Accomplishments	Large corporation experience (CNR, Royal Bank, KPMG, Molson Industries, Transamerica) External change agent with own consulting practise Faculty at Humber College, York University and Brock University Got operating managers to value human resource and organizational change skill set Developed successful student mentoring programme in academic setting Shared life goals conversations with hundreds of students

Facet	Description
Graduation Year	HBA 2010 Innis College
Inside the Classroom	Specialist: Anthropology (Society, Culture, and Language) Minor: Ethnomusicology
Alongside the Classroom	Archaeological Fieldwork, Tell Madaba Archaeological Project, Jordan Independent Fieldwork (ANT499), West Kalimantan, Indonesia Research Assistant, OISE, University of Toronto
Outside the Classroom	Co-Director, Innis College Choir Recipient, Gordon Cressy Student Leadership Award Resident Advisor, Innis Residence President, Teachers without Borders, University of Toronto Chapter Member, Only Human Dance Collective
Career Accomplishments	Senior Manager Data & Insights, the National Gallery Performance Artist, Company of Dreams User Experience Researcher, the British Museum Senior User Experience Researcher, Which? Senior Associate Consumer Intelligence for Strategy, SapientNitro (Now Publicis Sapient)
In the Media	LinkedIn profile