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Erin Kotz Student, Peter A. Allard School of Law Kass Hakkaart Student, Major in Visual Arts, Minor in Sociology, Faculty of Fine Arts, UBC Okanagan Michael Cheung Residence Life Manager, Ponderosa Commons and Tallwood House, Student Housing and Hospitality Services Ian Williams Assistant Professor, Creative Writing Program, Faculty of Arts

Change Agent

Creating the world we want to live in

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Change AgentCreating the world we want to live in

Transportation

Velophiles, emission-free sharing, and future transit

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TransportationVelophiles, emission-free sharing, and future transit

Food

Bees, SEEDS, farm to fork and intergenerational gardens

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FoodBees, SEEDS, farm to fork and intergenerational gardens

Economic

Social ventures, Sustainable Future Fund and green games

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Economic Social ventures, Sustainable Future Fund and green games

Climate and Energy

Alternative energy, refining biomass and reducing GHG

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Climate and EnergyAlternative energy, refining biomass and reducing GHG

Climate and Energy

Alternative energy, refining biomass and reducing GHG

Economic

Social ventures, Sustainable Future Fund and green games

Change Agent

Creating the world we want to live in

Transportation

Velophiles, emission-free sharing, and future transit

Food

Bees, SEEDS, farm to fork and intergenerational gardens

Erin Kotz

Law student, American expat, feminist and friend. My passionate and intelligent colleagues along with the short drive to Whistler are what motivate me. Always in pursuit of good laughs, new adventures, and breakfast foods.

Kass Hakkaart

Visual Art Major, photographer, world traveler, animal and nature lover. The one thing I’ve learned about life is that tough times don’t last, but tough people do.

Michael Cheung

Student Affairs Professional & shopaholic. I love everything about Residence Life; from student development and support to programming. Community builder, badminton player & country music listener.

Ian Williams

Poet. Fiction writer. A Canadian writer to watch, according to CBC. Formally inventive. Writes about you — the pronoun, at least. Most likely likes you.