Selena is in her sixth year of university taking Human Ecology in the faculty of ALES. She is majoring in Family Ecology and minoring in Community Diversity. OUTreach is very important to her because she knows the value of finding a community where you feel accepted, included, and understood. When she isn't in class (and she is not in class very often) she is usualy hanging out with friends at Remedy or wasting time on tumblr! She is so thankful and excited for the opportunity to be a part of OUTreach as an executive. Don't be shy, she would love to get to know you all!

Cassie is a fourth-year transfer student from Halifax, Nova Scotia, working on a combined degree in Psychology & English Lit! You can almost always find her camped out in Rutherford Library, reading Shakespeare or trying to understand Sigmund Frued. If she's not there, chances are high that she's loitering in coffee shops, re-watching the same 10 shows on Netflix, or reading for fun (because she’s just that cool). She is currently employed as a Residence Assistant for the university, and is passionate about creating safe, inclusive spaces on campus! She's totally jazzed to be working with OUTreach's amazing members as VP Internal, so if you see her around you should say hello!

Tucker is a Honey Badger, full-time student at the University of Alberta and self-employed independant contractor. After a number of years hopping Universities and majors, he has finally settled for Edmonton as a good habitat in which to study Linguistics and Computing (including but not limited to natural language processing and artificial intelligence——Skynet: coming soon to a computer near you). In addition to his eclectic academic journey, HB also has experience in a number of vocations including finances, public relations and marketing, teaching, and security. Currently, in his spare time HB enjoys active activities, pranks, his oddly heterogeneous music collection and anything cats. HB loves cats.
HB first stumbled—literally—across OUTreach one chilly Tuesday winter night as he was code-brained and attempting transport home. Since then he hasn't looked back, and indeed, is greatly enjoying opportunity to work with OUTreach's executive team and members.
HB can generally be found on campus (and the comp sci labs where, like many a computing scientist, he enjoys all-nighter's and a convenient futon). A friendly badger, HB encourages you to say hello when you see him—-unless it's a Tuesday, in which case he might bite.

David is in his first year of a General Science program at the University of Alberta with a Biology major and a Chemistry minor. David is very passionate in the realms of science, music, learning, and social justice. Last year he was the president of Jasper Place High School's Gay-Straight Alliance, and was involved with FinAl, a partnership between the Finnish and Albertan education systems. His involvement has included student exchanges and a project to open dialogue about sexual and gender minorities, in attempt to better supports and visibility for students and staff in both systems. When not studying or working, he is usually playing music, hanging out with friends, or getting sucked into the vortex that is social media. David loves to make new connections and meeting new people. Don't hesitate to say hi and see where a conversation ends up! 

David is honoured to be a part of the OUTreach executive for 2015/2016 and he looks forwards to both contributing to, and learning from the incredible, inclusive, and diverse group we know OUTreach to be.

Arlene is a fifth year Human Ecology student at the university. She currently is majoring in Family Ecology with a minor in Youth and Child studies. Arlene has a passion for volleyball, fitness, food, the fine arts, the sciences, and as you can see the list can go on.

She is a big believer of living life in the present and being mindful of others. Her goal is to spread love, promote equality and celebrate diversity. Don’t be shy to say hello to her!

It is her pleasure to serve OUTreach as the VP Support external for 2015/2016. 

Ps, I spend majority of my time building and playing with my award winning model train set.

Tom is a full-time, third year student at the U of A. He is pursuing a Bachelor of Science, majoring in Chemistry and minoring in Biological Sciences with the eventual goal of either grad or law school. Tom can usually be found wandering from lecture to lecture like a zombie or be seen at Rutherford South, his second home. However, while most (all) of his friends believe that his passion for life is studying, Tom does greatly enjoy watching television, sleeping, and computer gaming.

This is his second year at OutReach, and he has been profoundly changed by its weekly meetings and members. Tom strives to work with the other OutReach executives to make sure that OutReach continues to be a welcoming space for not only those who are already in the LGBT community, but also for those who are reaching out for a chance to be included.