Alumni
Mulgrave's 1356 alumni are spread around the world, where they continue to 'inspire excellence in education and life'.
Our graduates are incredibly diverse in their areas of study, strengths, passions, and pursuits and with their Mulgrave education as their foundation, they are able to find their fit in the post secondary world and beyond. Explore some of our most recent graduates' pathways here.
Our students graduate from our campus, not from our community and alumni bonds remain strong - once a Mulgravian, always a Mulgravian! Connections are created and strengthened through events, connections with current students, and by serving as a volunteer, acting as a career and network advisor, or being an ambassador for the school.
Read alumni stories in Cypress magazine.
Want to get involved? Reach out to us to get involved or for any feedback, question, or concern that you might have to alumni@mulgrave.com or reach out to your Class Rep.
Upcoming Alumni Events
Alumni Podcast
Listen to the Mulgrave Alumni Podcast, which aims to create an inclusive space where the Mulgrave Alumni Community engages in authentic, conversational storytelling, sharing insights and wisdom in a way that inspires, educates, and connects with others.
Mulgrave Connect
Alumni Instagram
Mulgrave Alumni Instagram is your go-to space for staying connected with fellow graduates, celebrating alumni achievements, and staying updated on events, news, and community highlights. Follow us for exclusive content and to keep the Mulgrave spirit alive!
Alumni Featured Profiles
Our alumni are forging diverse paths around the world, sharing their unique experiences, life lessons, and personal journeys. From career changes to passion projects, each featured profile offers a glimpse into the challenges they've overcome and the milestones they've achieved.
To explore all of these inspiring stories, click here.
Christie Yang (Class of 2020) has been making incredible strides toward a career in medicine. During her co-op year at UBC, she worked as a clinical research assistant at BC Children’s Hospital, focussing on improving outcomes for pediatric patients with orthopedic hip conditions. Christie also led a study on the mortality of children with cerebral palsy after hip reconstructive surgery, presenting her findings at the E2i Conference and drafting a first-author manuscript.
Jordan Henderson (Class of 2017) recently celebrated a major milestone, graduating with her Master of Science in Physical Therapy from the University of Toronto. This achievement marks the end of 19 years of education and the start of an exciting career in a field she’s grown to deeply love.
Jordan’s journey to physiotherapy began at Mulgrave, where experiences and mentors helped her discover her potential and set the foundation for her goals. Initially drawn to the idea of helping athletes recover from injuries, her passion grew through hands-on opportunities at Western University, including working as a student therapist with the Men’s Varsity Volleyball Team.
Her time in the MScPT programme at UofT expanded her vision of physiotherapy beyond sports. Through transformative placements at top facilities like Toronto General Hospital and Toronto Rehab-Lyndhurst Centre, Jordan encountered the profound impact physiotherapists can have, from assisting ICU patients post-lung transplant to helping those with spinal cord injuries regain mobility.
Jordan is now eager to combine her love for sports therapy with a commitment to public healthcare, blending her expertise across diverse populations.
After graduating from Mulgrave in 2021, Zia Janmohamed embarked on a Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience and Psychology at McGill, with a minor in Entrepreneurship. Her internships have deepened her understanding of brain science, from studying motor task performance in adolescents at UBC to working at the Research Institute of the McGill University Health Centre (RI-MUHC) on parental mental health in Ghana.
Zia presented her research at RI-MUHC's Summer Student Research Day and was invited to co-author the study’s paper with her Principal Investigator. Now, in her final year, she’s excited to pursue graduate studies in translational research and a career in healthcare consulting.