Program: 1L JD

Preferred Contact: No preference! I am happy to meet with anyone in any format they find most helpful for them, whether it be by email, phone, zoom and/or carrier pigeon

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​Hi! My name is Gabrielle (she/her/hers), and I am currently in my 1L year. As you can see, there are so many amazing people here in our community who are happy to listen and support you as you navigate the rollercoaster that is law school. I'm so happy you're here and have personally found benefits in connecting with my peers. To me, there is no single best way to offer support as each person and their needs are unique. Some key things I like to keep in mind when providing support are active listening, being flexible, showing respect, validating emotions/feelings, kindness, and most importantly, ensuring my peer has the autonomy to use our meetings as they see fit and asking how they would like to be supported. I enjoy going on nature walks, napping, reading fiction, and keeping up with the Kardashians in my spare time. I'm involved with a few clubs and the CLASP clinic, so if you have any questions, I will try my best to help. Law school is hard, but it doesn't mean you have to do it alone.

Program: 1L JD

Preferred Contact: Happy to chat in person, via zoom, over email, or by phone/text.

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In 2003, I completed my undergraduate degree in Biology and Anthropology, after which I spent four years competing for Canada on the National Track and Field Team. Upon retiring from athletics, I worked in the insurance sector before giving up my career to care for one of my children, who is medically complex. In 2022, I came to Osgoode as a mature student to engage in advocacy. I currently work with Fair Change Legal Clinic, assisting low-income individuals in resolving their legal issues. In my free time, I enjoy travelling, playing ultimate frisbee and sampling foods from the four corners of the city. Happy to chat anytime!

Program: 3L JD

Preferred Contact: Email, phone, zoom, and in person all work.

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​I'm Taabish, a 3L JD student from Vancouver, BC. Law school grades are as much luck as they are a game. As someone who has been in your shoes before, I promise it gets better. Feel free to reach out to me and we can work on a strategy to improve your law school experience.

Program: 2L JD

Preferred Contact: Email

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I'm Shae. Jamaican born and grown and in my 2L year at Osgoode. I am interested in Human Rights, Admin and Constitutional Law. My favourite self-care methods are playing video games and watching anime. I am currently trying to watch most of One Piece and Bleach.

Program: 3L JD

Preferred Contact: Phone, email or zoom

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Hi everyone, I'm really looking forward to being a peer supporter this year! I've been really lucky to meet some amazing people who helped me navigate through law school. I’d like to pass that on. I’m a first-generation law student and I was part of the ARCH Disability Law Clinic last year. I also have experience offering peer support at the Pride Community Centre at McMaster University. If you want someone to listen, to vent, or to just take your mind off things, don’t hesitate to reach out. I'm always happy to chat!

Program: 3L JD

Preferred Contact: Zoom, email, phone, or in person

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My name is Anita and I am your current Co-President of OPSC. I have personally dealt with the ups and downs of law school and I am happy to help my peers work through the challenges they may be facing! We are all in this together! I have enjoyed many extra-curricular experiences at Osgoode including moots, clinics, journal writing, and of course, pub nights. Outside of school I enjoy reading fiction novels and traveling. 

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Program: 3L JD

Preferred Contact: Call, text, or email

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Hello! My name is Victoria Lunetta and I am a 3L JD student at Osgoode Hall. Born and raised in Toronto, attending Osgoode was always a dream of mine. Prior to law school I completed my undergrad at UofT with a major in political science and double minor in music history and women/gender studies. I have been deeply interested in pursuing a career in family law since 1L and have immersed myself in several family law related opportunities while in law school. I am currently President of the Osgoode Hall Family Law Association and Co-President of the Nyantende Foundation Osgoode Hall. Fun fact: I really enjoying play the electric guitar.

Program: 3L JD/MA in Philosophy

Preferred Contact: Email

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​I am a student entering my final year in the combined JD/MA program in Philosophy. I know just how difficult it can be to navigate law school while struggling with a mental illness. I am available to support students with similar challenges, as well as those who are struggling to adjust to the rigours of law school more broadly. Outside of law school, I enjoy reading, watching sports, and spending time with friends.

Program: 3L JD

Preferred Contact: Email

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Shirin Monga is a third-year student at Osgoode Hall Law School. Shirin has a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) from the University of Guelph. Presently, Shirin is working as an ADIP Student at the Ontario Human Rights Legal Support Centre (HRLSC). While Shirin is interested in corporate, real estate, and employment law, she is also passionate about mentoring first generation law students, exploring issues on access to justice for marginalized individuals, and strengthening her community through public legal education initiatives.

Program: 3L JD

Preferred Contact: Email or zoom

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I am in my final year of my JD program, and I have been involved in various student clubs, the Legal & Lit, and the Mock Trial. I participated in the Mediation Clinical Program in my second year, and I went on an exchange to the University of Edinburgh in the first semester of my final year. Outside of school, I love binging Netflix shows. Please don't hesitate to reach out!

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Program: 1L JD

Preferred Contact: Email or zoom

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Hi! I’m Aryaa (pronounced Aa-ree-ah), a 1L at Osgoode! A little bit about me—I love to read romance novels, watch horror movies, and take my cat (Gobble) on walks. I have lived in two different countries before I came to Canada, I’m bisexual, and live with invisible disabilities. I strongly believe in the value of community and that we can’t do it all alone! I’ll try my best to support you in ways that I can :)