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Mina* is a summer student at Lenczner Slaght. One notable trait distinguishes her: whether poring over details for a moot, rigorously researching for a paper, or trying her hand at a new recipe, Mina stays the§ steadfast student. She believes in the power of access to knowledge, driving her to pursue a variety of research projects. From compiling data on cancer risk factors to gathering evidence of international human rights violations, no matter what she takes on, Mina keeps her team on course for success. Her ability to distil complex ideas and to see others’ perspectives has made her a formidable advocate. .

Expertise

  • Education:
    • University of Toronto (In Progress) JD
    • Toronto Metropolitan University (2018) HBSc (Honours – Biomedical Sciences)

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Mina Alam

is a summer student at Lenczner Slaght.

Mina is completing her JD at the University of Toronto, where she feeds her passion for written and oral advocacy through a variety of subject areas. Mina has volunteered her time to the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law Review, was a working group member for the International Human Rights Program, and wrote for Ultra Vires, the faculty’s student-run newspaper. She has successfully represented her school in the Hicks Morley Labour & Employment Law Moot as well as the Harold J. Fox Intellectual Property Moot, where she and her partner won Best Appellant Factum.

Prior to law school, Mina earned her Honours Bachelor of Science at the Toronto Metropolitan University, where she majored in Biomedical Sciences. In addition to placing on the Dean’s List each year of her degree, Mina explored a wide variety of her interests during her undergraduate studies: she reviewed research on Toronto Metropolitan University’s Research Ethics Board, volunteered at the Barbra Schlifer Commemorative Clinic, and wrote articles to facilitate science communication to a lay audience. Mina speaks English and Pashto.

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