| Resource Specialization | Global Health and Nutrition |
| Region Specialization | Europe |
| Hometown | Port Coquitlam, Canada |
Why did you choose the GRS specializations that you did?
Having transferred into GRS this year from Biology in the faculty of science, I wanted to direct my studies more towards health in a social context and have a greater focus on people and communities, rather than looking at things from such a specific scientific perspective.
Where did you travel to (or where are you going) for your international experience(s)?
I will be studying abroad in Europe however, I have not made a set decision on where I would like to go yet. I would love to further discover my home country, Germany, revisit Vienna, Austria, or explore Scandinavia.
When did your international experience(s) take place?
September – December 2024
What do you like best about the GRS program?
So far, GRS has allowed me to choose from such a large variety of classes and really build a course-load that reflects my interests and connects different systems from an individual level, to a global scale. I am easily able to incorporate different perspectives on health and human systems into my degree including anthropology, psychology and anatomy, while also connecting with my GRS peers and connecting everything that we’ve been learning.
What year do you expect to graduate?
2025