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Metropolitan Planning Graduate Student Association

Participants at a planning event

The Metropolitan Planning Graduate Student Association (MPGSA) is an organization that represents Urban Development (MPl) students at Toronto Metropolitan University. We deal with student concerns and provide a link between students and the administration, faculty, and the Ontario Professional Planners Institute. The MPGSA is run by an elected executive team, along with volunteers from the student body.

Contact us at: rpgsa@torontomu.ca and follow us on our MPGSA LinkedIn (external link) 

Anika Munir

Anika Munir

President, MPGSA

anika.munir@torontomu.ca

Julia Pisani

Julia Pisani

Vice President, MPGSA

julia.m.pisani@torontomu.ca

Max Warren

Max Warren

Finance, MPGSA

max.warren@torontomu.ca

Aveth Ravindran

Aveth Ravindran

Vice President of Marketing, MPGSA

aveth.ravindran@torontomu.ca

Jabbar Amaan

Amaan Jabbar

First Year Representative, MPGSA

amaan.jabbar@torontomu.ca

Schmucker Derek

Derek Schmucker

First Year Representative, MPGSA

derek.schmucker@torontomu.ca

Park Elliott

Elliott Park

Marketing Logistics Officer, MPGSA Marketing Committee

elliot.park@torontomu.ca

Thomson Lillian

Lillian Thomson

Newsletter Officer, MPGSA Marketing Committee

lillian.thomson@torontomu.ca

Buchanan Grant

Grant Buchanan

Environmental Sustainability Director, MPGSA Sustainability Committee

gbuchanan@torontomu.ca

Bakker Dana

Dana Bakker

Environmental Sustainability Coordinator, MPGSA Sustainability Committee

dana.bakker@torontomu.ca

Onate Calvin

Calvin Onate

Alumni Relations Representative, MPGSA Alumni Relations Committee

calvin.onate@torontomu.ca

Ryley McCauley

EDIC Communications Officer, MPGSA Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee

ryley.mccauley@torontomu.ca

Moss Erich

Erich Moss

EDIC Operations Officer, MPGSA Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee

erich.moss@torontomu.ca

The RGSA organizes an informal Mentor Program to help incoming graduate students transition into the School of Urban and Regional Planning. First year students will be paired with a second year student who can answer any questions or concerns they may have throughout their academic year.  The goal of this program is to create strong ties between first and second year students and foster a supportive student community.

Questions about the program can be directed to any of the executive council members.

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