James is currently studying Biochemistry at the University of New Brunswick. Growing up in Fredericton, James discovered very early on his love for STEM; he enjoyed challenging himself in various enriched classes throughout middle school and high school. Research in Atlantic Canada has mostly fallen under the radar of the general public’s perception, and yet there is so much happening in right in our backyard. James hopes to explore new ideas and to be able to bring some well-deserved attention to these topics. In his free time, James likes to spend his free time working out, playing badminton, and sleeping.

Chris is working towards a Major in Biology and Minor in Mathematics. His deepest interests lie in understanding mechanisms at the smallest scale, which are leading him to pursue a MSc followed by a PhD. in Genetic Analysis. In his eyes, knowledge is the most powerful weapon on earth, and believes that the ASRJ is the best medium to empower younger students. You can find him hiking outdoors, listening to the greatest of musicals, or getting kicked out of a Rolex store.

Jessie is a student at the University of New Brunswick studying the field of Biology. Her favourite courses are those relating to population ecology, animal behaviour, and the evolution of species. When she’s not studying, you are likely to find her riding her horse Annie, playing tennis with her family, or re-watching Planet Earth.

Chantelle is a Renaissance College student minoring in Biology at the University of New Brunswick. She is interested in all things science, with specific interests in health, environmental conservation, and sustainable development. Chantelle is also passionate about advocating for human rights and equality. With many nicknames including Channy, Cmaster and History Buff, you can find Chantelle painting, exploring the great outdoors, or featured on the ASRJ Snapchat and Instagram stories.