Meet the Team
Noah Fischer
Manager of Gender and Sexual Diversity
E-mail: gsd@tru.ca
Phone (on-campus): 250-828-5374
Phone (off-campus): 250-371-5374
Location: Old Main 1464 (across from Medical Clinic and Wellness Centre)
Hours: Tuesday 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. and Friday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
About Noah
Noah Fischer (he/him) completed his Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at TRU and was a SWAT leader for the Wellness Centre. He has a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology from Yorkville University, specializing in supporting 2SLGBTQPIA+ individuals. He began his professional journey as a Learning Strategist at TRU's School of Nursing in 2022, where he orchestrated peer mentorship programming.
Noah is a RuPaul's Drag Race fanatic, enjoys spending time with my friends and family, and is always searching for his new favourite coffee pit stop. Please get in touch with Noah if you want to connect, collaborate and create opportunities to engage on campus and in the community.
Meet the Work Study students
Tristen Mervyn (she/her)
Tristen is in her third year of a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology with a minor in philosophy with the goal of becoming a counsellor. She’s very excited to connect with those who access Gender and Sexuality Diversity programming through her role as a work-study student. In her free time Tristen enjoys reading, watching movies and creative writing. She also enjoys decluttering, DnD when the stars and her friends’ schedules alignand a new fitness obsession every couple months.
Emma MacAulay (she/her)
Emma graduated from TRU in June 2024 after earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy and is currently a graduate student in the Master of Education program. Emma’s primary focus on the team is social media content production. She enjoys analyzing online trends, filming, directing and editing content. Emma is passionate about philanthropy and avidly enjoys her volunteer work with organizations such as Big Brothers Big Sisters and the City of Kamloops. She has also contributed to on-campus philanthropic initiatives such as Day of Giving, TRU’s Annual Foundation Gala and TRU Wolfpack Back the ‘Pack Night. She hopes to encourage students to step out of their comfort zones, get involved on campus and try something new at TRU.
