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Priyanka joined the Federal Public Service as a student in 2019 and bridged into a full time position in 2020. She began her career at National Defence (DND) where she had the opportunity to develop and support the Student Onboarding Program. In mid 2021 she moved over to ESDC and with her passion for recruitment and advancement of students, she has continued to work with student onboarding. As of June 2023 she continues to support students across the GC with her role in GC Students as well as continue supporting students at IRCC. On her spare time, she loves to bake desserts and pastries, watch movies and go on outdoor adventures (in the summer).

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~~|'''<big>[https://www.linkedin.com/in/karlalary Karl Alary] (Il/He/Him)</big>'''~~

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~~'''<big>Data Policy Analyst at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada~~ (~~AAFC~~) ~~and GC Students Co-Chair</big>'''~~

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Karl Alary (il/he/him) works as a Data Policy Analyst at Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) implementing sound data governance principles for Open Government Activities and new information technology projects.

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Karl completed a college studies diploma in the province of Quebec in 2020 and a Bachelor of commerce and law in the national capital region. Since 2018, his passion for public administration and governance has brought him to work in various departments including Parks Canada and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and the Privy Council Office in addition of being involved with community organizations. Fun fact about him: the ''Constitution Acts, 1867 to 1982'' are his favourite readings.

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|'''<big>Yangwei Xiong (he/him/il)</big>'''

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|'''<big>[https://www.linkedin.com/in/yangweixiong/ Yangwei Xiong] (he/him/il)</big>'''

'''<big>Project Assistant at the Federal Youth Network and GC Students Project Assistant</big>'''

Yangwei is currently a Project Assistant with the Federal Youth Network (FYN). Before joining the FYN, Yangwei worked as a student in various roles at the Canada Revenue Agency, Employment and Social Development Canada and the Canada School of Public Service. As a former student who has benefited from Federal Youth Network programming, he is committed to ensuring that current and future public servants have the skills needed to succeed in the rapidly changing workforce. Yangwei holds a Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) degree from the University of Manitoba and is an avid traveller, completing his final semester in Iceland and spending five months travelling to 24 countries throughout Europe.

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==== '''<big>[https://www.linkedin.com/in/arlette-aluma-kasongo-79b604143/ Arlette A. Kasongo]</big>''' <big>'''(Elle/She/Her)'''</big> ====

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<big>'''Policy Analyst at the Office of Life Sciences and Biomanufacturing Readiness (OLSBR) and GC Student Executive Assistant'''</big>

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Arlette A. Kasongo currently works as a Policy Analyst at OLSBR within Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) where she conducts extensive research on current trends, challenges and opportunities in the life science and biomanufacturing sectors, supporting increased innovation and infrastructure for pandemic preparedness. Beyond her professional pursuits, Arlette is the Executive Assistant of GC Student under the Federal Youth Network (FYN). She began her career in the public service as a student in 2023 and is committed to supporting the student network by assisting with the logistics and administrative tasks necessary for the smooth operation of the network. Arlette holds a Master’s of Biochemistry degree from the University of Ottawa and a College certificate in Clinical Medical Laboratory Assistant/Technician from Algonquin Careers Academy. On her spare time, she loves playing piano, traveling and cooking.

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<big>'''Senior Human Resources Advisor at the Administrative Tribunals Support Service of Canada (ATSSC) and GC Students Advisor'''</big>

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Audrey-Anne Racine (Elle/She/Her) works as a Senior Human Resources Advisor ~~at the Administrative Tribunals Support Service of~~ Canada (~~ATSSC~~) ~~since August 2023~~. Her ~~tasks are mainly focused~~ on ~~human resources (HR) planning,~~ equity, diversity, inclusion (EDI) and accessibility. She holds a ~~bachelor~~'s degree in ~~industrial relations~~ and ~~human resources~~ and a ~~master~~'s degree in ~~project management~~ from the Université du Québec en Outaouais (UQO). Audrey-Anne began her career in the public service as a student in 2019 at Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC), then she became a public servant through the student bridging process in 2021. ~~She worked from~~ 2020 to 2023 at Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) as a student worker, casual worker and public servant. She was ~~responsible for national~~ student onboarding and retention and ~~the~~ recruitment processes of ~~employment equity~~ (EE) ~~groups~~. She was Co-Chair of GC Students under the [[Federal Youth Network|Federal Youth Network (FYN)]] from 2021 to 2023. With her motivation, creativity and commitment, she reestablished the student network by promoting interdepartmental collaboration and equal access to resources for all students. She strongly believes in collaboration and interdepartmental teamwork. Her greatest motivation at work is to help future generations of workers and employees better understand concepts related to ~~human resources (~~HR).

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Audrey-Anne Racine (Elle/She/Her) works as a Senior Human Resources (HR) Advisor atat Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC). Her work focuses primarily on equity, diversity, inclusion (EDI) and accessibility. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Relations and HR and a Master's degree in Project Management from the Université du Québec en Outaouais (UQO). Audrey-Anne began her career in the public service as a student in 2019 at Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC), then she became a public servant through the student bridging process in 2021. From 2020 to 2023, she worked at Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) as a student worker, casual worker and public servant. She was involved in student onboarding and retention, and employment equity (EE) group recruitment processes. In 2023, she joined a small Government of Canada (GC) organization for one year, where she had the opportunity to work on EDI, accessibility, human resources planning and official languages.She was Co-Chair of GC Students under the [[Federal Youth Network|Federal Youth Network (FYN)]] from 2021 to 2023. With her motivation, creativity and commitment, she reestablished the student network by promoting interdepartmental collaboration and equal access to resources for all students. She strongly believes in collaboration and interdepartmental teamwork. Her greatest motivation at work is to help future generations of workers and employees better understand concepts related to HR.

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