Professional Development

Undergrad Studies in Philosophy & Mathematics: In September 2007, I began my Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics at Concordia University (Montreal, Canada). After completing my science requirements for the degree, I switched to a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy. In April 2013, I completed my degree—BA Major in Philosophy & Minor in Mathematics.

Montreal (View from Mont Royal) | May 2012

Graduate Studies & Teaching Employment: In September 2013, I got accepted for a fully funded Master of Arts in Philosophy at the University of Western Ontario. My research project was broadly on Scientific Theories and Practice. After completing my Master’s in 2014, I was accepted for a fully funded PhD program in Philosophy at the same university. While doing my graduate work, I gained 7 years of employment as a Teaching Assistant (Tutorial Leader). I taught lessons to undergrads on Ethics & Applications, Sustainability, Law and Politics, and Introduction to Philosophy.

The Rotman Institute of Philosophy
(University of Western Ontario)

Vice President Advocacy: I was elected and employed three times as the Vice President of Advocacy for the Society of Graduate Students (2020-23) at the University of Western Ontario. In my tenure, the Society represented 7,000 graduate students across 60 plus departments. In addition to collaborating with campus partners, I also liaised with Members of Provisional Parliament and the City Councillors to advocate for affordable housing and food security for graduate students.

Solidarity Walk against Islamophobia and Racism
(University of Western Ontario – November 2021)