This month, 18 students from the Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering earned U of T Student Leadership Awards, which recognizes leadership, service and commitment to the university. Among this group were four outstanding ChemE students.
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Brohath Amrithraj (ChemE 2T1+1) recognized the lack of international engineering student services and founded an organization called International Transition to fill this gap and aid students.
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John Anawati (ChemE PhD 2T2) was the Head Coordinator for the inaugural Chemical Engineering Graduate Mentorship Program, which works to build departmental community, improve student mental health and reduce isolation.
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Paul Chen (ChemE PhD 2T2) has led several community-building and science-outreach activities. As Co-Chair of Massey Grand Rounds, he helped foster the biomedical and health communities at Massey College. Through his roles with Science Rendezvous and “I Am a Scientist,” he hopes to show kids that, regardless background, a career in science is possible.
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Emily MacDonald-Roach (ChemE 2T1+PEY Co-op) was Co-Founder and Co-President of Brew of T, the University of Toronto Homebrewing club. She also held multiple leadership roles in Skule Nite, the Engineering Sketch Comedy Musical.
For the full list of U of T Engineering recipients, please click here.