meet the bridge to campus executives
our team is made up of enthusiasts
Co-Founder & President
Monica Moon
Monica is a microbiology & immunology student at McGill who understands the profound impact that a mentor can have on a confused student navigating university admissions. Instead of searching for scattered bits of information on confusing websites, she believes listening to personal anecdotes and insightful advice from older students makes all the difference in a student's educational journey.
Co-Founder & VP Communications
Judy Moon
Judy Moon is an incoming Grade 12 student at Archbishop Macdonald High School. Coming from Peace River (Alberta), she has experienced the disparities in mentorship between metropolitan and rural areas. She hopes that Bridge to Campus will help alleviate the socioeconomic barriers in transitioning to post-secondary education, and high school students will be given an optimistic outlook on what post-secondary education entails.
Co-VP Internal
SiEun Sung
SiEun Sung is a pharmacology student at McGill who has experience living in a rural community as an international student in Canada. She understands how overwhelming the transition from high school to university can be for international and high school students in rural communities. She hopes that bridge to campus will help high school students have a joyful and smooth transition.
Co-VP Internal
Ian Wang
Ian is majoring in Microbiology & Immunology and minoring in Philosophy at McGill. He understands the struggles of applying to University and the importance of having a mentor. Now with more knowledge and experience, he wishes to help more capable and passionate students navigate their way to the education they deserve. In his spare time, Ian likes to read, train muay thai, and eat Ben & Jerry's ice cream.
Co-VP External
Jane Soh
Jane is a nursing student at McGill University, deeply passionate about making a positive impact through peer mentorship and volunteerism. Recognizing the barriers and struggles when applying to universities due to limited information and resources, she is committed to joining Bridge to Campus to support every individual with the challenges of pursuing higher education.
Co-VP External
Delara Jadidizadeh
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.
VP Promotions
Seoyoung Park
Seoyoung is a U2 Anatomy and Cell Biology student at McGill University. Although she is not from a rural community, she knows the struggles of not having enough resources when applying to different universities. Throughout this year, she hopes to work closely with all members in the club to promote its services via various social media contents so that more high school students can benefit from its mentorship program.
VP Finance
Maya Wiersma
Maya is a Political Science and Agricultural Economics student at McGill University, passionate about food security and agricultural policy. Having grown up on a farm in rural Saskatchewan, Maya is acutely aware of the barriers to entry in Universities across Canada. Through the opportunity Bridge to Campus provides to high school students she hopes to help make higher education more accessible for everyone!
Senior Advisor
Henry Xie
Henry is a medical student at the University of Toronto and serves as the Executive Director and Founder of Reform and Resettle, a Canadian charity dedicated to engaging youth in addressing homelessness and poverty. Under his leadership, Reform and Resettle advocates for and implements long-term solutions, while also conducting short-term support programs. Henry leverages his experience and expertise from leading Reform and Resettle to guide the organization and leadership of Bridge to Campus, as well as the implementation of its services.