I am a graduate student in the counselling psychology graduate program at TWU. As part of my journey of life, I have been exposed to several cultures by living in countries, such as Iran, Malaysia, and Canada. In fact, Canada has been my home for the last 11 years. Therefore, I was able to develop a multicultural perspective. Also, I worked in many different mental health areas such as autistic children’s (and their parents’) consultant, Vancouver Crisis senior consultant, and large group facilitator, and new immigrants’ English facilitator. I communicate in Farsi and English fluently, and I can read and understand French and Arabic to some degree. Additionally, I was involved in many different fundraising events such as Breast Cancer and The Variety Children’s Charity. In addition, I was also a general manager at a construction company for the last eight years; as part of this, I used to run different capacity projects from scratch which was ranging from $100,000 to $500,000. Also, since the year 2015, for every political election in Canada, I have held “questions and answers” sessions for Tri-City community by inviting Tri-City’s local candidate and helping people vote for their preferred candidates with further insights. According to my multicultural backgrounds, my awareness about the political foundation of society, my managerial background at all level, my work experience in mental health, and having developed a deep understanding of human sufferings, and finally my field of study in psychology, I am confident that I can actively and empathically, with an open mind and non-judgmental perspective, listen to graduate students’ concerns and dilemma and strive to solve their problems with a focus on Christian faith and to the best of my capacity. I can be a loud voice and advocates for graduate students, by having an active presence in the graduate departments, by holding information sessions, by walking around and talking to them, and by letting them know that they have a loud voice for any concerns.