OUR EXECS

Ramneek is a second-year Health Sciences student at Queen’s University. As a first generation student, she has experienced how difficult it can be to manage the stressful transition to university. As someone who struggled to find mentorship during a time where she needed it the most, she joined Bridge to Campus in hopes of supporting other equity-deserving students that may be going through the same struggles that she once did.

Hi! I'm Perla, a Health Sciences student at Queen's University originally from Lebanon. Moving countries showed me how overwhelming unfamiliar education systems can feel, which is why making mentorship and post-secondary guidance more accessible is something I genuinely care about. I'm excited to continue that impact as VP External by helping more students discover the support, guidance, and community that BTC has to offer.

Christina is a health sciences student at Queen’s University, and has personally experienced the profound difference a mentor can make during pivotal transitions. She believes that everyone, regardless of the challenges they face, deserves the opportunity to benefit from mentorship. Through bridge to campus, she’s committed to helping students overcome barriers and thrive both academically and personally.

Danny Yu is a Health Sciences student at Queen’s University from Ottawa, Ontario. He joined BTC because of his understanding of how valuable guidance can be during university applications and the transition to university. These services are especially important for advancing equity by supporting underserved students. He is excited to help grow the Queen’s chapter and work toward AMS ratification.

Aathitiya is a second-year Health Sciences student at Queen’s University and the VP Promotions for Bridge to Campus. Having gone through the university process, he recognizes how overwhelming post-secondary decisions can feel, especially for students who may not have access to the guidance, resources, or mentorship they need. He joined BTC because he believes every student deserves to feel informed and supported as they navigate their path to university. As VP Promotions, Aathitiya is excited to combine his creativity and passion for outreach to grow BTC’s presence at Queen’s, connect more students with its resources, and help build a welcoming community for mentors and mentees.

Abdullah is a third-year Health Sciences student at Queen’s University. Having experienced the challenges of navigating university and finding the right support, he developed a strong appreciation for mentorship and the role it can play during major transitions. Over the past four years, he has been involved in mentorship and youth support through several organizations, including Bridge to Campus, with much of his work focused on marginalized individuals and BIPOC youth. He is excited to continue supporting students as VP Communications and help connect them with the guidance and resources Bridge to Campus has to offer.