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INLIGHT STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Inlight works with a Student Advisory Committee composed of current graduate and undergraduate students from across the three University of Toronto campuses to ensure the representation, prioritization, and engagement of diverse student voices in student mental health research and related activities across the University of Toronto. 

2024-2025 Student Advisory Committee Members

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Bilal Ahmed Qureshi

Undergraduate | University of Scarborough

Neuroscience & Human Biology

Sacha Samouk

Undergraduate | University of Toronto Mississauga

Anthropology Specialist & Education Studies Minor

Alanna Sethi

Undergraduate |University of Toronto Mississauga

Psychology Specialist

Thanida Kamchokchai

Undergraduate | Faculty of Psychological & Health Sciences

Mental Health Studies Specialist

Claire Zhang

Medical Student | Temerty Faculty of Medicine

Doctor of Medicine

Yuening Chen

M.A Student |Department of Anthropology

Archaeology

Liz DaMaren

PhD Candidate| Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering

Mechanical & Industrial Engineering

Meagan Muscat

EdD Candidate | Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

Counselling Psychology

Olena Zubrytska

Undergraduate | Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing

Nursing Science

Khushi Patel

Undergraduate | Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering

Computer Engineering

Aden Ahmed

Masters Student | University of Toronto St. George

Global Mental Health & Counseling Psychology

Jas Chhetri

Undergraduate | Department of Biological Sciences

Molecular Biology

2024-2025 Priorities

As part of their mandate each term, the Student Advisory Committee supports a number of priorities identified by the the previous cohort.

The 2024-2025 Student Advisory Committee are addressing three main priorities. 

Priority One - Engagement

Support the engagement and development of a broad student network, ensuring students are represented across the activities of Inlight and have the right resources to engage in mental health research at UofT.  

Priority Two - EDIAI

Support the development of an equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility strategy, ensuring these principles are embedded across all work and activities of Inlight. 

Priority Three - Mobilizing knowledge

Support the planning and development of Inlight’s knowledge mobilization and communications activities, ensuring UofT students are connected to mental health research findings and opportunities. 

Previous Student Advisory Committee Membership

2021-2022 Student Advisory Committee

Assia Messaoudi, Undergraduate Student English, Professional Writing & Communications, and Sociology, University of Toronto Mississauga

Ka Wing Cheung, Master’s Student, Occupational Therapy, University of Toronto Mississauga

Sylvia Romanowska MSc, Master’s Student, Clinical Psychology, University of Toronto Scarborough

Hareem Ashraf, Undergraduate Student, Mental Health and Molecular Biology, Immunology & Disease, University of Toronto Scarborough

Alex Erickson, Undergraduate Student Economics and International Relations, Faculty of Arts & Science

Catherine Clarke, Undergraduate Student, Psychology, Biology, and Physiology, Faculty of Arts & Science

Akshay Mohan BTech SM, Doctoral Student, Industrial Relations & Human Resources, Centre for Industrial Relations & Human Resources, Faculty of Arts & Science

Lexi Ewing MA, Doctoral Student Developmental Psychology and Education, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

Chen Yang, Undergraduate Student Architectural Studies, John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design

2022-2023 Student Advisory Committee

Sarah Hashish, Undergraduate Student, English, Political Science and Sociology, University of Toronto Mississauga

Jueun Kang, Undergraduate Student, Information and UX/UI Design, Faculty of Information

Carrie Lau, Master’s Student, Social Work,Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work

Felix Lau HBSc, Master’s Student, Social and Behavioural Health Sciences (Health Promotion), Dalla Lana School of Public Health

Orly Lipsitz BScH, Master’s Student, Clinical and Counselling Psychology (Field: Clinical Psychology), Department of Psychological Clinical Science, University of Toronto Scarborough

Sapolnach Prompiengchai, Undergraduate Student, Neuroscience Specialist (Cognitive Stream) and Applied Statistics, University of Toronto Scarborough

Joanna Roy, Undergraduate Student, Engineering Science, Electrical & Computer Engineering option, Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering

Hajar Seiyad, Undergraduate Student, Mental Health Studies & Political Science, University of Toronto Scarborough

Ruiqiu (Rachel) Shen, Undergraduate Student, Psychology, Department of Psychology, University of Toronto Mississauga

Yiyi Wang MS, Doctoral Student, Psychology, Department of Psychology, University of Toronto Mississauga

2023-2024 Student Advisory Committee

Ananya Bhattacharjee, PhD Student, Computer Science, Faculty of Arts and Science

Anica Shum, Masters Student, Nursing, Lawrence Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing

Charlie Sun, Undergraduate Student, Psychology & Sociology, Faculty of Arts and Science

Delaram Farzanfar, PhD Student, Department of Psychology, University of Toronto Missisauga

Dinarshin Chandrakumar, Undergraduate Student, Social Science, University of Toronto Missisauga

Jenny Hui, PhD Student, Counselling & Clinical Psychology, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education

Jessica Atkins, Undergraduate Student, Psychology, University of Toronto Scarborough

Maya Ahia, Masters Student, Clinical & Counselling Psychology, University of Scarborough

Madeline Kalda, Undergraduate Student, Industrial Engineering, Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering

Mehakpreet Kaur Saggu, Undergraduate Student, Neuroscience Specialist and Psychology Minor, University of Toronto Scarborough

Kate Kim, Undergraduate Student, Psychology Specialist, Faculty of Arts & Science

Rya Buckley, PhD Student, School & Clinical Child Psychology, Ontario Institue for Studies in Education

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