Our Team

Meet our 2025 Summer/Fall Executive Team!

Click on each Executive’s photo to view their LinkedIn page.

 
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Co-President

Emma Deveau

Emma is a fourth year civil engineering student at Dal and this is her 3rd year being a part of the WiE executive team. As Co-President, Emma wants to help foster an inclusive environment that supports women in engineering and empowers them to pursue leadership roles. Through outreach, she hopes to encourage more young women to pursue studies in STEM-related fields.

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Co-President

Molly Richardson

Molly is a fourth-year mechanical engineering student, and this is her second year on the Dal WiE Executive Team! As Co-President, she is eager to apply her unique perspectives and advocate for women from rural communities. Molly strives to create an inclusive, accessible environment where every woman feels confident and proud.

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VP Finance

Jessica Durham

Jessica is a second year electrical engineering student. She decided to pursue an engineering degree while she was in trade school obtaining a certificate in electrical techniques. She hopes to encourage young women especially those in rural communities to pursue engineering.

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VP Engagement

Abigail O’Toole

Abigail is in her second year of her Masters of Applied Science in Chemical Engineering at Dal. This is her third year with WiE and she is excited to keep contributing to the engineering community and lead a team of representatives for WiE. She is passionate about science and engineering and hopes to inspire younger women to pursue careers in them.

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VP Communications

Mila Souilliere

Mila Souilliere is a third-year Industrial Engineering student at Dalhousie! Now in her second year with the society, Mila is passionate about creating an inclusive and supportive community. She is excited to contribute to upcoming initiatives and looks forward to inspiring young girls who are considering a future in engineering.

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VP Events

Eden Godon-Ferguson

Eden is in her 5th and final year of chemical engineering, and this is her second term being a part of Dal WiE! She is really looking forward to the year ahead, and hopes to get more people involved, learning new skills and meeting new friends at WiE's Events!

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VP Internal

Grace Hamilton

Grace is a third-year mechanical engineering student and this is her first year on the WiE exec team. She decided to pursue engineering because she loves applying her science and math skills to solve real world problems. After previously being apart of the GoEngGirl team last year, she is excited to continue working with WiE to create safe and inclusive spaces for young women to pursue STEM-related fields!

Engagement Coordinator

Sofia Jorge

Sofia is a third-year chemical engineering student. She has been involved with Dal WiE since last year as part of the Representative team, and this will be her first year as a member of the Executive Team. She is excited to help promote an inclusive environment on campus that supports women's achievements, and encourages them to follow their passions.