"A Postcard to My Parents": Jason Pang on His Journey Towards Cross-Border Climate Collaboration As a First-Generation Student
When Jason Pang joined Beedie Luminaries in 2019 as a graduate of Richmond Secondary, he became one of 80 students that made up the very first cohort of our SHINE program. With a clear passion for Global Resource Systems, Jason went on to earn his Bachelor of Science at The University of British Columbia, diving into opportunities that challenged and inspired him along the way.
During his undergraduate years, he competed in case competitions and hackathons, gained professional experience through internships at TD Securities and Deloitte, and even saw his collaborative work published in the Journal of Public Value.
After graduating in 2024, Jason set his sights on the next chapter of his academic journey. With the support of the Beedie Luminaries Graduate Studies Award, he continued his studies at the University of Toronto, pursuing an MSc in Sustainability Management.
Now living across the country, Jason reflects on his upbringing, the path that led him to where he is today, and the unwavering love and support of his parents that continue to guide him. Read the full piece here.
