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Student Chapters

CIM Student Chapters take education beyond the classroom.

CIM Student Chapters provide students with an avenue to organize field trips, lectures, and student events, and to connect with local CIM Branches to strengthen professional networks and engage with experts from industry.

Active CIM Student Chapters

British Columbia Institute of Technology

Facebook | Instagram

Farrel Kumalputra
bcit.miningclub@gmail.com

Concordia University

LinkedIn | Instagram

Luke Jolly
lukejolly2021@gmail.com

Youssef Bahghat
youssef.bahgat@mail.concordia.ca

Laurentian University

LinkedIn |Instagram

Josiah Poxleitner
jpoxleitner@laurentian.ca

Université Laval

Erdis Josué Girizina
erdis-josue.girizina.1@ulaval.ca

Memorial University

Facebook | LinkedIn

Leila Abbasian
studentchapter_mun@cim.org

Queen's University

Jasdip Mann
jasdip.mann@queensu.ca

University of British Columbia

Facebook

Ethan Stroud
exec.ubc.mining@gmail.com

University of Calgary

LinkedIn | Instagram

Yusuf Yusuf
masoucalgary@gmail.com

University of Ottawa

LinkedIn

Maxwell Odoin
modoi052@uottawa.ca

Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue

Facebook | LinkedIn

Neila Seray
neilameriem.seray@uqat.ca

University of Saskatchewan

Facebook | LinkedIn | Instagram

Victoria Nimilowich
cimssc@ussu.ca

Coming soon

CIM Student Chapters will soon be active at the following campuses:

  • McGill University
  • University of Quebec at Chicoutimi (UQAC)
  • University of Waterloo
  • University of Quebec in Montreal (UQAM)
  • Saint Mary's University
  • University of Alberta

Interested in starting a CIM Student Chapter at your university?

Contact Darya Carmichael, Membership Engagement Specialist, at dcarmichael@cim.org .

Spotlight: Parisa Akbari​​

PhD candidate at Polytechnique Montréal 

Being involved with CIM has completely changed my view of what it means to be a professional. It’s not just about technical knowledge anymore. It’s about communication, collaboration, and realizing that building strong relationships is just as important as technical skills.