Saaim Japanwala
BA Psychology & Political Science
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As the Socratic Question above has introduced, my name is Saaim Japanwala, a full-time student at the University of Alberta. Where I am pursuing a BA in Psychology and Political Science with the long-term goal of obtaining a Juris Doctor and practice law.
As much as I enjoy working and studying, I have a full life outside of it. In my spare time, I love getting out and doing whatever I can learning, exploring, and simply enjoying the moment.
Lately, I’ve been drawn to jazz, especially on vinyl, which has pulled me deep into the world of record collecting. When I’m outdoors, you’ll usually find me hiking or going for runs. And when I’m not outside, I’m always on the hunt for new cafés and good coffee - caffeine has very much become a daily ritual. Alongside my coffee, I love a good book - right now im reading On War by Carl Von Clausewitz.
I wish you an enjoyable experience as you explore this online résumé, which I’ve carefully designed to be engaging and accessible. If you have any questions or would like to connect, You can Email Me. Thank you for taking the time to explore a small chapter of my life!
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