Meet our students
Every year we introduce a few of the exceptional students that help make up our vibrant learning community in our Undergraduate Viewbook [PDF] and our Graduate Viewbook [PDF]. Find out why they chose Concordia. Hear how their experience here mixes academic flexibility, real-life applied learning experiences, research opportunities and extracurricular activites keeps them engaged now, and prepared for the future.
Arielle George
English Literature and Professional Writing
Pursuing a global education and new perspectives in Montreal
Victor Yuan
Cell and Molecular Biology
Solving puzzles of the gene through research in Cell and Molecular Biology
Frédérique Rajotte
Communication Studies, Stingers Rugby
Juggling international-level rugby and Communication Studies: Frédérique balances sports and academia
Lucas Regazzi
Photography and Art History
From blog to Bachelor’s: studying images in Art History and Photography
Bedra Attabibi
Electrical Engineering with Co‑op
Collaborating on drone technology through the student-led group, UAV
Gail Erazo
Studio Art
Exploring creativity in a dynamic, open and culturally-rich city
Louis Arrou-Vignod
International Business and Management
Discovering the beauty of Montreal leads to a new academic path
Christine Lussier
Anthropology
How students like Christine connect, socialize and thrive at the Aboriginal Student Resource Centre
Vinay Nawani and Tara Walker
Master's, Business Administration
Tara and Vinay interviewed small business owners in Gulu, Uganda, to track the real costs of frequent power grid blackouts
Ehsan Rezabeigi
PhD, Mechanical Engineering
A lightweight implant made of glass and polymer foam shows great promise as a “bone substitute” to promote healing
Thomas Vincent
Postdoctoral Fellow, Physics
Thomas is finding ways to measure the effects of exercise on brain activity with a view to preventing cognitive decline
JoDee Allen
Master’s, Individualized Program (INDI)
What if dance-based video games recognized a player's creative genius and gave points for improvised moves?
Desirée de Jesus
PhD, Film and Moving Image Studies
"My professors have been very affirming, which has helped me make that shift from being a student to taking my place in the field as an academic."
Rachel MacNeill
Master’s, Media Studies
How aboriginal girls in remote communities use mainstream media to form a narrative of empowerment
