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TRU Law Ambassadors
Interested in our JD Program? Reach out to one of our students today. Or put in a request to [email protected] to be put in touch with one of them.
Alexa
[email protected]Hi, I’m Alexa. I’m a 3L student at TRU Law. My experience at TRU has been amazing because of all the supportive faculty and the collegiality between students. Feel free to reach out to me about volunteering with student clubs, Pro Bono, the OCI process, and the transition to law school. I’d be happy to chat with you and answer any questions that you may have!
Andrea
[email protected]Hi, I'm Andrea. I'm a 3L student at TRU Law. I've enjoyed my experiences here so far because of the incredible support systems available that are helping me to achieve my academic and career goals. Additionally, I have made amazing connections with my peers. Feel free to reach out to me about moving to Kamloops, joining clubs, study tips, and networking opportunities.
Banveet
[email protected]Hi, I'm Banveet. I'm a 3L student at TRU Law. I have enjoyed being a part of the TRU Law community because of the warm and welcoming environment! Feel free to reach out to me about being an out-of-province student, living in Kamloops, or being a first-generation Law student. I am excited to connect with you and answer your questions!
Gurjit
[email protected]Hi, I'm Gurjit Randhawa. I'm a 3L student at TRU Law. My experiences in Kamloops have made the transition to law school enjoyable and seamless. The friendly staff, faculty, and fellow students create a welcoming environment that offers tremendous support. As a first-generation law student, I am familiar with the challenges and uncertainties of pursuing a higher education. I am happy to discuss the law program, student clubs, financial aid, housing, etc. Please do not hesitate to reach out.
Jenn
[email protected]Hi, I'm Jenn and I'm a 3L student at TRU Law. As an Okanagan girl, TRU is where I always hoped to study and have nothing but amazing things to say. One of the reasons that my experience here has been so great is that the students in TRU's Faculty of Law are all working together and helping each other, which is more important than ever in a professional program. Feel free to reach out to me with any questions that you have about the program, I'd be happy to chat with you about my experiences thus far, both in and leading up to law school.
Kaitlyn
[email protected]Hi! My name is Kaitlyn, and I am a 3L at TRU Law. I was born and mostly raised in metro Vancouver, but I also lived within the BC interior for a couple of years. I completed my undergraduate degree in the USA, where I was a four-year student-athlete, before going straight to law school. During both my 1L and 2L summers, I worked for a criminal law firm in Surrey, and I intend to continue working within criminal law. At TRU, I've enjoyed being involved with Pro Bono Students Canada, the TRU Criminal Law Club, the TRU Lawggers Hockey Club, and more. I also work part-time during the school year in the Kamloops community. I am happy to discuss anything from moving to/living in Kamloops, transitioning to law school, specific classes or areas of law, and/or answer any general questions you may have. Please feel free to reach out any time!
Nadia
[email protected]Hello! I'm Nadia and I am currently a 3L student at TRU Law. I've enjoyed my experiences here so far because of the Faculty and Staff who go out of their way to remind you how qualified and capable you are of achieving your goals. TRU Law is truly a collegial environment where everyone supports each other, both academically and outside of the classroom. Moving to Kamloops from Toronto, Ontario had it's challenges but I can say without a doubt it has made me stronger and been the most rewarding learning experience. Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions about life in Kamloops, the academics at TRU Law, or any other topics you would like to discuss. I'd be so happy to help since it wasn't too long ago that I was on the roller-coaster ride of the law school admission process, and it was the people I met along the way that made the experience manageable and enjoyable!
Olivia
[email protected]Hi, I'm Olivia. I'm a 3L student at TRU law. I've enjoyed my experiences here so far because of the welcoming, friendly, and encouraging atmosphere curated by both faculty and students. Feel free to reach out to me about what it's like moving to Kamloops and starting your law school experience. I'd be happy to chat with you about clubs at the law school, like Women in Law.
Rachel-Anne
[email protected]Hi, I'm Rachel. I'm a 3L student at TRU Law. I have enjoyed my experiences here so far because of the welcoming and supportive environment from both faculty and fellow students. I know that moving to a new city or province as I did can be daunting, but it is all worth it in the end! Feel free to reach out to me with any questions you may have about TRU Law. I'd be happy to chat about moving to Kamloops, 2L student life, caring for your mental health while studying Law or any other questions or concerns you may have.
Sara
[email protected]Hi, I'm Sara Andrusky. I'm a 3L student at TRU Law. My favorite part about my experience so far is the support and collegial community that TRU law fosters. Feel free to reach out to me about relocating to Kamloops, being a mature student, 1L summer job, or anything law school related. In my spare time, I work out, go to Pilates, or do yoga at home. I'd be happy to chat with you about hiking and dog walking spots in Kamloops.
Harsuman
[email protected]Hi, I’m Harsuman and I am a 2L student at TRU Law. I have thoroughly enjoyed my experience at TRU till date and always feel very supported by the faculty members. What I admire the most about this law program is the mentorship and cordiality shown by the upper year students as well as the number of opportunities that are in store for you. As I have just completed my first year, please feel free to reach out to me about transitioning into law school, including moving and living within Kamloops, having to make new friends and an important support system, and healthy ways to cope with academic stress.
