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Jocelyne Murphy, recipient of the 2025 Pearl Sullivan Emerging Global Leaders Award, is helping students around the world connect, create and lead with purpose. Jocelyne Murphy (BASc '25, systems design engineering) came to Waterloo with a vision that extended beyond her own academic journey. What began as a focus on creating supportive spaces for curious, collaborative students — often overlooked in traditional tech settings — quickly evolved into building the tools, communities and systems that could support student-led change at scale. It was a natural extension of the grassroots organizing and network-building work she began in high school. Murphy’s extraordinary leadership and lasting impact in building inclusive communities for the next generation of builders has earned her the Pearl Sullivan Emerging Global Leaders Award, one of the Faculty of Engineering’s highest student honours. Scaling impact Through student-led ventures, Murphy has helped shape a thriving, inclusive ecosyst

Community by design | Waterloo News | University of Waterloo Your version of Internet Explorer web browser is insecure, not supported by Microsoft, and does not work with this web site. Please use one of these links to upgrade to a modern web browser: Firefox , Google Chrome , Internet Explorer . Waterloo News Engineering Students --> June 10, 2025 Community by design Jocelyne Murphy, recipient of the 2025 Pearl Sullivan Emerging Global Leaders Award, is helping students around the world connect, create and lead with purpose By Angie Docking Internal Communications Officer Engineering Awards,

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