Student Representatives

"Hey, what’s up?  My name is Shafeen, and I am in my second year of studies! I was born in Bangladesh and came to Canada when I was 10 years old. I grew up in Windsor, ON, and finished my high school education at Vincent Massey Secondary School. As the undergraduate student representative this year for the School of Computer Science, I am looking forward to working hard in order to ensure you have an amazing year. I am also a Faculty of Science Council Representative, Digital Literacy Coordinator for Let’s Talk Science, and Social Events Director for the Muslim Student Association. You can always find me chilling at the CAW or working out in the Toldo Lancer Gym. I love meeting new people so say hi if you see me around! Feel free to contact me regarding any issues through my email at aziz53@uwindsor.ca."

Mohammed Mustafa Ahmed is a dedicated and accomplished student, currently in his third year of the Computer Science (Hons) program. Serving as the student representative on the Computer Science Council since last year, Mohammed has consistently demonstrated his commitment to advocating for the interests of his fellow students. His outstanding efforts led to his re-election for another term. Beyond his role in the council, Mohammed has played a pivotal role in the Student Success and Leadership Center as a Senior Faculty Leader. His contributions have been instrumental in fostering a supportive and enriching academic environment. With a proven track record of leadership and a passion for computer science, Mohammed is poised to continue making a positive impact in his academic community.

Lavanya, a diligent researcher at the University of Windsor, delves into the complexities of VANETS as part of her academic pursuits. Serving as the student representative for the Master of Computer Science department, she adeptly advocates for her peers, conveying their concerns and issues to the MSc chair with finesse. Leveraging her experience as a Graduate Assistant across various courses, Lavanya demonstrates proficiency in tasks spanning from meticulous paper and assignment corrections to adeptly guiding students and deftly resolving conflicts. Her warm and approachable nature fosters meaningful connections within academic and professional circles alike. Beyond her scholarly endeavors, Lavanya finds joy in culinary explorations and embarking on adventures to new destinations.

I'm Bahaeh Rahmatiakrgar, a third-year PhD student specializing in recommender systems and explainable AI at the School of Computer Science. I also serve as a sessional instructor for COMP1000, Key Concepts in Computer Science. Additionally, I've conducted seminars on various computer science topics, including recommender systems and data visualization, enriching my ability to communicate complex concepts effectively. With years of lecturing experience and a commitment to representing your interests as a student representative, I look forward to shaping a better academic community together.