Delara is a microbiology and immunology student at McGill University who has experienced living in a rural community herself, and understands the many struggles students in these communities face when applying to university. She hopes that through Bridge to Campus, she can help provide high school students with the resources and information they need to excel in their post-secondary education. 

Isabel is a U3 Pharmacology major at McGill who moved from rural Alberta to Montreal for university. She’s excited to connect other students to the support they need, and to make education more accessible for underrepresented communities. In her spare time, she enjoys hiking, playing volleyball, and searching for Montreal’s best iced latte.

Melaina is a U2 Anatomy and Cell Biology student at McGill University who remembers how overwhelming and confusing the university application process can be. As someone who values clear guidance and supportive mentorship, she joined Bridge to Campus to help high school students feel more confident and less alone as they navigate their transition into post-secondary education. She hopes to share the kind of honest advice and encouragement she wishes she had when applying to university.

Sanaa is a second year Economics student at McGill University. Having been an anxious high school student herself, she understands how intimidating the high school to college transition can seem. She hopes to contribute to making the process less daunting, and help students succeed every step of the way!

Alexia is a U2 Anatomy and Cell Biology student at McGill University, minoring in Computer Science. As an eldest sibling and the first in her immediate family to attend a Canadian university, she understands how valuable mentorship can be when no one around you has taken the same path. This year, she hopes that her work in promotions can help extend a hand to a wider range of students, especially within the Quebec francophone community she grew up in.

Jiya Meshram is a U2 student majoring in Anatomy and Cell Biology. She is serving as the VP Finance at McGill for the 2025–2026 academic year. She is excited to host a variety of fun fundraisers throughout the year. In her free time, she enjoys baking, running, and collecting stuffed animals—she even names them.