While studying commerce at Queen’s University, Samuel volunteers as a consultant for a student-led organization that provides pro-bono advisory services to Canadian non-profits, He also works on a student-run non-profit focused on bridging the gap between Black students and the finance industry. Samuel is spending his summer coaching youth baseball and working at a socially responsible investment firm. He is excited about blending his passion for business and his drive to make an impact.

Kayleigh is a Biology-Psychology student at Queen’s University with a passion for understanding the connections between the brain, behaviour, and mental health, specifically in youth. She serves on the Psychology Department Student Council, where she helps represent students’ voices and fosters community within the program. Dedicated to making a positive impact, she also volunteers with multiple campus clubs, including initiatives focused on mentorship, youth empowerment, and mental health advocacy. Through her academic and extracurricular pursuits, she is committed to driving meaningful change and supporting those around her.

As student council president at his high school, Samuel fundraised and organized events to contribute to the school community. He ran track and participated in a Robotics Club. He was an NDP youth representative and a member of Trade Justice PEI, where he encouraged youth engagement in politics. As a head volunteer with the DiverseCity Multicultural Festival, he educated fellow community members about inclusion and multiculturalism in PEI. Samuel is currently studying Health Sciences at Queen’s University.