Rami Farag graduated with his BA[H] in Political Science in May 2020. During his time as an Undergraduate Student, Rami was part of Model United Nations where he attended the annual CANIMUN conference in Ottawa to discuss contemporary political issues with other students from all around Canada. Following his graduation, Rami pursued his MA in Political Science where he had the opportunity to Intern at the Town of Tecumseh, working directly with the Town Clerk on many projects. Further, during his time in the MA Program, Rami held two different Graduate Assistant positions. His final paper, Provincial Cannabis Legislation, Regulation, and Licensing: Its Effectiveness and Impacts on Municipalities in Ontario, focused on the analysis of current provincial and federal legislations and their interaction with municipalities in Ontario.
"After closing out almost 6 years at UWindsor, I am extremely thankful for having had the opportunity to meet, work, and study with fellow students and professors. The Department of Political Science at UWindsor is student-driven and continues to rapidly expand, offering new opportunities and encouraging diverse research interests. I have had the privilege of enrolling in the newly added Indigenous Courses that have left a tremendous impact on my research and personal interests long after my graduation.
In completion of my final paper, I was fortunate to work closely with Dr. J. Sutcliffe and Dr. L. Miljan. Under Dr. J. Sutcliffe's supervision, my project was strengthened and so was my intellect, critical thinking, and research skills. This 8-month project indefinitely prepared me for my future academic and professional careers. Finally, graduate-level seminars under Dr. R. Major, Dr. E. Maltseva, and Dr. L. Miljan were all fundamental parts of my degree and have enhanced my deep understanding in diverse topics, gathered from the expertise of all three professors.
I have had the honour of spending the last 6 years with my UWindsor Family; and look forward to many more as an Alumni"
Rami graduated with his MA in May 2022 and currently works in the Clerk's Office at the County of Prince Edward; he is also an active volunteer with Victim Services of Windsor & Essex County.