Welcome Oliver!

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We are very happy to announce that Oliver Snow has joined our ranks in this manner. As a Board member, he will primarily help us liaise with the Quest University Action Group (QUAG). His position will be reviewed a like any other's by all members at our next AGM, on November 30th, 2025.

Hello Quest Alumni!

My name is Oliver Snow and I graduated from Quest in 2013, which is so wild that it's been over 12 years already. My question was \"What is the relationship between brain and behaviour?\" – I studied mostly neuroscience, molecular biology, and mathematics at Quest.

I then moved to Stockholm, Sweden for two years to do my master's in computational biology and then came back to Vancouver and got my PhD in Computer Science, focusing on using machine learning in cancer research and the life sciences. I now work for Miraterra, an Agritech startup in Vancouver that is working on new methods for soil analysis to improve soil health and make agriculture more sustainable.

I have been back living in Squamish for the last 5 years and I spend my spare time with my two young daughters (3yo and 5mo) as well as biking, skiing and doing all the fun Squamish outdoors stuff.

I'm excited to join the QUCAA, reconnect to the Quest community, and lend a hand to ongoing efforts to expose and get some justice for the past mismanagement of Quest and its finances.

Cheers,

Oliver

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