Emily Ramlochun

Emily Ramlochun is a diligent and ambitious individual known for her exceptional leadership and communication skills.

She is actively involved in various extracurricular activities including track and field, cross country, and varsity rowing.

Participation in Model United Nations has not only shaped her interest in foreign policy but has also enhanced her confidence to advocate for herself and others.

Emily's strong passion for environmental activism and marine conservation is evident through her involvement in numerous project initiatives where she advocates for causes she deeply cares about.

She currently holds significant roles such as being a member of a youth marine conservation team, co-chief of staff at an organization dedicated to addressing homelessness, assistant director at prestigious Model United Nations conferences, and ambassador for her high school.

Each of these engagements has contributed to her development as a resilient leader, persuasive advocate, and a professional individual.

Emily pursued her education at Crofton House School, completing her Dogwood Diploma.

Her professional experience includes serving as USG Marketing at Canadian High Schools Model United Nations, Junior Instructor at UBC Geering Up Engineering Outreach, Research Assistant at Vancouver Coastal Health, Assistant Director at Vancouver Model United Nations, Assistant Director at Canadian High Schools Model United Nations, and General Staff at London Drugs.