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Our staff team consists entirely of student volunteers who dedicate their time outside of academics to Incite. All operations are overseen by our Editorial Board; Content Editors work one-on-one with student contributors and guide them through the writing process from start to end; Art Managers curate student artwork and produce original artwork for each issue based on its theme; and Layout editors are the brilliant minds behind each of the beautiful spreads featured in our publication so that students’ pieces can be showcased with the fanfare they deserve.

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Editorial Board Vol. 23

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Tenzin Gyaltsen (he/him)

Editor-in-Chief (Content)

Program

BioPharm

Year

Four

Favourite book or art piece?

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy

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Donna Nadeem (she/her)

Editor-in-Chief (Arts & Production)

Program

Studio Arts

Year

Four

Favourite book or art piece?

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Elena Wells (she/her)

Layout Director

Program

Arts & Science

Year

Five

Favourite book or art piece?

The Shining

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Victoria Schofield-Zioba (she/her)

Treasurer

Program

Biomedical Discovery & Commercialization

Year

Four

Favourite book or art piece?

All the Light We Cannot See

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Michelle Yao (she/her)

Communications Director

Program

Health Sciences

Year

Four

Favourite book or art piece?

The Little Prince

Content Editors

Alex Chen

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Program

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Year

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Favourite book or art piece?

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Katie Ann Lee (she/her)

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Program

Nursing

Year

Three

Favourite book or art piece?

Out of Love by Hazel Hayes

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Sophie Marchetti (she/her)

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Program

Arts & Science (+PNB)

Year

Three

Favourite book or art piece?

Little Women by

Louisa May Alcott

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Sowmithree Ragothaman (she/her)

Incite Self Portrait - Sowmithree Ragoth

Program

Health Sciences

Year

Four

Favourite book or art piece?

Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery

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Ariella Ruby (she/her)

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Program

Arts & Science (+ English)

Year

Three

Favourite book or art piece?

The Lonely Hearts Hotel by Heather O'Neill. Check out anything by O'Neill and I promise you won't regret it! 

Noah Yang

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Program

Health Sciences

Year

Four

Favourite book or art piece?

Fantastic Mr. Fox by
Roald Dahl

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Sara Emira (she/her)

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Program

Kinesiology

Year

Three

Favourite book or art piece?

Hieu Nguyen's "Shelter" (or any of the paintings from his Breathe exhibition)

Karen Li (she/her)

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Program

iBioMed

Year

Three

Favourite book or art piece?

Interpreter of Maladies by Jhumpa Lahiri

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Hooriya Masood (she/her)

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Program

Honours Life Sciences

Year

Three

Favourite book or art piece?

The Night Circus by
Erin Morgenstern

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Hannah Rose Rosales (she/her)

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Program

Health Sciences

Year

Three

Favourite book or art piece?

The Picture of Dorian Gray

by Oscar Wilde

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Vicky Xie (she/her)

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Program

Arts & Science

Year

Two

Favourite book or art piece?

Tie between Harry Potter & Percy Jackson and the Olympians for the nostalgia

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Art Managers

Layout Editors

Yoohyun Park (she/her)

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Program

Life Sciences

Year

One

Favourite book or art piece?

The Runaway by
Norman Rockwell

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Caroline Bredin

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Program

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Year

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Favourite book or art piece?

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Madeleine Randmaa (she/her)

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Program

Biology & PNB

Year

Two

Favourite book or art piece?

The Goldfinch by
Donna Tartt

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The Incite team would like to recognize that McMaster sits on the traditional territory shared between the Haudenosaunee confederacy and the Anishinabe nations, which was acknowledged in the Dish with One Spoon wampum belt. That wampum uses the symbolism of a dish to represent the territory, and one spoon to represent that the people are to share the resources of the land and only take what they need. Rather than simply making this acknowledgement as a tokenized gesture, we would also like to reaffirm our publication's commitment to better serving the Indigenous peoples and the land through the creative works that we showcase in our publication, the voices that we strive to amplify, and the specific spaces and initiatives that we create.

 

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