Alik Sarian says she was struck by the natural environment when she came to Waterloo, Ont., from Syria thanks to a special program, International Students Overcoming War , created by students at Wilfrid Laurier University.On Tuesday, she will be one of hundreds of students receiving a bachelor of science degree at Wilfrid Laurier University during convocation ceremonies, and says she has her classmates to thank.
Sarian with a statue of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, a former Canadian prime minister and namesake for the Waterloo university where she's earned her bachelor of science degree. "Students that work and interact with ISOW can supplement their university education in a unique and constructive way. Every year, the Laurier student body generates a new wave of energized commitment and support. In this way, ISOW is a unique organization that makes Laurier a more interesting, vibrant and distinct university."
"I said to someone right after that [meeting], these are policy and political leaders of the future, because they had a grasp on legislation, they had a grasp on policy and they had crafted out not just an aspirational ask, but a very tangible proposal for their efforts to protect students who are at risk in conflict zones," Omidvar said.
Virtue signal for the spoiled elite with brown skin but spit on the Canadians that were born and live here. This is CBCnews.
Funny how does not mention the fact that Israel bombed Damascus airport in Syria
Will it end in a career?
Congratulations, Alik!
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