As a Malawian Canadian and believer in Christ, I am a graduate student enrolled in the Master of Arts in Leadership (Business) program at Trinity Western University. I am dedicated to serving others and creating a supportive graduate community where all students feel welcomed, valued, and motivated to realize their full potential. I aim to create opportunities for graduate students to forge meaningful relationships, enhance their academic, personal, and spiritual growth, and develop a genuine sense of belonging. I believe that faith and education are interconnected, and I hope students not only succeed in their studies but also deepen their relationship with Christ and uncover God's purpose for their lives. My prayer is that each graduate student departs TWU with enduring friendships, memorable experiences, a strengthened faith, and the confidence to influence their communities positively and beyond.

I am in the Leadership in Healthcare stream and have a background in Physiotherapy from India. I am currently working as an Occupational Therapy Assistant supporting neurodivergent children. I naturally connect with people through communication, empathy, and understanding, and I consider myself people-oriented, curious, highly adaptable, and reflective in my approach. I am passionate about improving students’ experiences and helping individuals grow personally and professionally in their fields.

My name is Remmon Shahul, and I am an MBA student at Trinity Western University, currently serving as the Vice President of Finance for the Trinity Western University Graduate Student Association (TWUGSA). I am passionate about leadership, financial stewardship, and creating meaningful opportunities for graduate students. In my role, I strive to support responsible financial decision-making while helping foster a welcoming, engaging, and collaborative graduate student community. Outside of academics and student leadership, I enjoy content creation, photography, exploring emerging technologies, and connecting with people from diverse backgrounds. I look forward to serving and advocating for fellow graduate students throughout my time at TWU.

Hi everyone! I'm Parineeta Chauhan, an MBA student in International Business at Trinity Western University. I currently serve as a Media Assistant Photographer with the GSA and work as a Community Support Worker. I am passionate about sales, marketing, leadership, and building meaningful connections with people. Outside of work and academics, you'll often find me playing sports, hiking, working out, or capturing moments through photography and videography. I also recently started a YouTube channel named Parineeta Chauhan, where I share university vlogs. Feel free to check it out!!

My name is Chris and I'm excited to be a part of the GSA team for 2026-2027! I'm a current TEDS (and former ACTS) student in the Master of Divinity program, hoping to work as a pastor or missionary after completion. Aside from studying, I love to play all kinds of sports (like volleyball, flag football, and rock climbing), meet new people, and try things that bring me out of my comfort zone as a jack-of-all-trades, master-of-none! I also love to have conversations with people about the deeper things in life, and am looking forward to meeting all of you at events, in the office, or around campus!

"To be a good leader, you must first be a good follower."

So follow me on Instagram! Just kidding... LinkedIn would be better! 😊

Hello! My name is Janice, and I strongly believe that there is always something to be happy about.

I am from the Philippines and am currently pursuing a Master of Educational Studies in Inclusive Education at Trinity Western University. I have a background in Mass Communication and have spent several years working in both the business and education sectors. My decision to pursue Inclusive Education was inspired by my journey as a mother of a child with diverse learning needs. This experience strengthened my commitment to advocating for inclusion and recognizing each person's unique strengths so they can reach their full potential.

Outside of my studies, I enjoy watching movies and K-dramas, travelling, and singing my heart out at karaoke. I also enjoy meeting people from different cultures and learning about their unique experiences. I look forward to connecting with fellow students, sharing ideas, and learning from one another as we continue this journey together.

I was born and raised in the Philippines, where I earned a Bachelor of Business Administration. Driven by my passion for food, I also pursued a double diploma in Culinary Arts and Pastry Arts.

After graduation, I worked in Florida, USA, where I gained valuable international experience and developed a deeper appreciation for cultural diversity. Upon returning to the Philippines, I started my own business, an experience that strengthened my leadership and entrepreneurial skills. Today, I am pursuing a Master of Arts in Leadership to broaden my knowledge and continue growing as a leader in a global community.

Growing up in a close-knit, family-oriented home instilled in me the values of humility, integrity, hard work, and service. Guided by my faith, I strive to lead with compassion, respect, and purpose. I believe leadership is about empowering others and fostering an inclusive community where everyone feels valued, heard, and inspired.

I am currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Leadership at TWU. I have worked in the education sector in India, which shaped my interest in teaching and learning. I enjoy connecting with people and learning about their stories, backgrounds, cultures, and interests, as I find these conversations meaningful and grounding. I am particularly passionate about educational equity and creating spaces where people feel included and supported.

Born in China, I had my life transformed at fifteen and became a follower of Christ. I am currently pursuing my MA in Interdisciplinary Humanities, Philosophy Thesis Stream, at Trinity Western University, with a calling to become a lobbyist to defend those who can't speak for themselves. My journey began as a Political Science undergraduate at the University of Ottawa, where I discovered the meaning of moral policy and truth-telling. I also earned a certificate in Project Management Studies at Algonquin College. I later worked as an Early Childhood Educator Assistant and a Health Care Aide at a local mental health facility in Ottawa, ON, which helped me understand why life matters. These experiences have strengthened my belief in what I believe: “O Lord, You have searched me and known me. You know my sitting down and my rising; You understand my thought afar off” (Psalm 139: 1-3).