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		Cody is a student who knows how to shoot for the stars in every sense. He has a passion for space exploration and hopes one day to be an astronaut. He has already achieved a lot in the field of science, having won national and international science competitions, including a gold medal at the Taiwan International Science Fair. He has also won awards in mathematics, social studies, and language courses. In addition to academics, Cody has been recognized for his athletic endeavours, earning MVP honours in cross country, track & field, volleyball, hockey, soccer, and rugby. His interest in acting led him to be a part of his school's theatre performance, directing, and language theatre clubs. In school and out, Cody has a commitment to making the world a better place. He is a founding member of his high school’s Environmental club, Tutoring program, Science Fair, and Smartrisk Club. Outside of school, he has been involved with the Okanagan Research Innovation Centre, Community Science and Technology Youth Outreach, and the Science Fair Foundation of British Columbia, among others. One of Cody’s favourite sayings is “Shoot for perfection, and you’ll get something close.” Congratulations and keep aiming high Cody!
		Vivian Leung has twice received recognition as the Top Academic Achiever at her high school and has won twelve subject awards in her high school career. In addition to these outstanding accomplishments, she has also received a High School Health Research Bursary, a Shad Valley International Merit Scholarship, and recognition as a University of Toronto National Biology Scholar. Vivian has participated in a variety of sports at school, including skiing, swimming, and track & field. She is involved in many school clubs, tutors fellow students, and leads her school’s newspaper, through which she encourages other students to express their opinions and show their creativity. Beyond academics, Vivian is most proud of her work in her local community. She founded a chapter of Pencils for Kids in her hometown of Oakville to help improve educational opportunities for students in Niger. She also volunteers with many local organizations, including the Oakville Youth Advisory Committee, Rotary club, St. John Ambulance, Oakville Trafalgar Memorial Hospital, and the Centre for Gene Therapeutics at McMaster University’s medical school. Her volunteer work has been recognized through the Paul Harris Fellow Award and the 2008 Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Award. Congratulations Vivian!