Teresa Baricevic (Team Justice)

My name is Teresa Baricevic, and I am a fifth-year Marketing Co-op student committed to applying my leadership experience and stepping into the role of Vice President of Education. My professional background spans both corporate and non-profit sectors, developing a strong foundation in service, advocacy, and community support.

During my time at Haven on the Queensway, I worked closely with low-income families through essential programs such as the food bank, providing fresh produce and other goods and necessities. The closet program, offering free clothing to individuals and families in crisis. I also supported senior engagement programs, prepared hygiene kits, and coordinated food orders for homeless outreach initiatives. I played a key role in ensuring these programs made a meaningful impact.

My leadership style is collaborative, empathetic, and student-focused, shaped by roles as a Co-op Connect Mentor, PR Executive for TMU’s Literary Salon, and Frosh Leader. As a Co-op Connect Mentor, I continue to support new co-op students by helping them navigate career challenges and guiding them throughout their co-op journeys. As a PR Executive, I build engagement through creative programming and communication. As a Frosh Leader, I helped create welcoming spaces and a community for incoming students.

Each of these experiences has equipped me with skills to advance my career growth, personal development, and academic success, and my promise is to do just that for all TMU students. I will advocate for fair academic policies, accessible resources, and opportunities that empower students to succeed.

I look forward to utilizing my role as your VP of Education to amplify student voices, build community, and foster integrity. Together, we can create an environment that is fair, transparent, and supportive while bringing Justice to the TMSU!

Click here to learn more about Team Justice and what we stand for at http://www.teamjustice.ca

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