Past Nominations

Elizabeth graduated from Mulgrave in 2005. She completed her MD and earned a Bachelors in Science from the University of British Columbia (UBC) before continuing her studies at the University of Toronto. During her undergrad at UBC, she founded international service trips to countries like Kenya, Uganda, and India. While there, she set up projects for small communities in the form of education, healthcare, and micro-finance projects.

She has been diagnosed with Otosclerosis (a form of hearing loss) and despite the dificulties this has caused, she continues to pursue her goal of obtaining a masters in clinical epidemiology. Elizabeth currently focuses on utilizing her team leadership skills to coach junior residents and providing the best service for her patients during her residency.

Aliya graduated from Mulgrave in 2004. She completed her Bachelors in Commerce from Ryerson Univeristy, specialising in Tourism and Hospitality.

After finishing her degree, Aliya went onto become the General Manger for Hampton Inn and Suites in Downtown Vancouver. In addition, Aliya has successfully helped organise the annual World Partnership Golf Tournament since 2014.

Aliya has also recently founded an entrepreneurial venture called PawSwap that facilitates the connection of dog owners throughout Vancouver.

In addition, Aliya is the co-founder of the RENEWu conference focused at bringing an inspiring and new perspective of equality to entrepreneurship.

Matthew graduated from Mulgrave in 2008. He completed his degree in history and French before obtaining his Diploma in Sports Broadcasting.

Matthew currently works as a sports broadcaster at CBC in Toronto.

Matthew is a sports commentator for Rogers TV, as well as for the Steelheads Hockey Club. He has been a digital editor for the CFL and a sports writer for CBC.

Most notably among these achievements is Matthew's involvement in this past winter's Olympic Games. Matthew participated as a live commentator for multiple sports for the CBC in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Melissa graduated from Mulgrave in 2013. She then participated in the Sciences Po program while attending New York University, obtaining her bachelor's degree in Global Liberal Studies. During her time abroad, she interned at the Canadian Embassy in Paris, working in the political affairs branch. Melissa then founded the Not A Saviour podcast, which focuses on providing people with a way to be engaged in humanitarian efforts.

These efforts gained the attention of Oxford University, and Melissa received a Rhodes Scholarship in 2017. She is now studying Developmental Studies at Oxford University in the United Kingdom.