Project Remember MSS

For generations, McGill University has stood as more than a place of learning — it has been a forge for leaders, healers, innovators, and humanitarians. The story of McGill Medicine is not written only in textbooks, lecture halls, or laboratories. It is written in the people who have devoted themselves to uplifting this community with vision, compassion, resilience, and service.

What makes the history of McGill truly extraordinary is the spirit of those who shaped it: individuals whose leadership and commitment transformed student life and strengthened the heart of our faculty. Their impact lives not only in institutions, but in the lives they touched, the voices they empowered, and the future they helped build.

As medical students, we spend countless hours studying the complexity of the human body — the systems that sustain life, movement, and healing. Yet every thriving community also depends on its own vital force: people who work tirelessly behind the scenes to support, inspire, and unite others.

We are fortunate to be surrounded by individuals of exceptional character and presence — people whose energy, dedication, and humanity form the living heartbeat of our community. These are the members of the General Council: leaders who work endlessly to advocate for students, foster belonging, and leave McGill better than they found it.

This initiative is a tribute to them. A way to honor those who dedicated part of their journey at McGill Medicine to breathing life into our faculty, strengthening our community, and inspiring generations that will follow.

To every council member: thank you for your service, your sacrifice, your passion, and your love for this community. Your legacy will continue to echo through every student you uplifted and every future you helped shape.

— Arielle Mbuyo
VP EDI (2025–2026)

Below are the names of each MSS member, organized by year. Please click on a button to see the corresponding list.

_{This initiative was started by Arielle Mbuyo Ngantchang, VP EDI 2025-2026, and Max Yan, IT Officer 2025-2027.}