Braydon Hunter

Braydon’s module explains how advocates can stay resilient and adaptable while they create positive change within their community. See Braydon’s bio, his module, and some of his work below.

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About Braydon

Braydon Hunter is an agent of change who enjoys using technology to make systems work better for people and giving back to his community as a volunteer, mentor and friend who’s helping younger kids struggling to find their voice. As a Loran Scholarship recipient, Braydon is pursuing a Bachelor of Science with Honours (BScH) at Queen’s University, specializing in computing, mathematics and analytics. He has contributed to community initiatives by developing a web application for a youth outreach organization, streamlining internal communications to better serve local programs. At Queen’s, Braydon leads the behaviour planning subgroup of an autonomous vehicle-design team and collaborates on data analytics projects through a campus association. He has also held leadership roles as a co-captain of an intramural athletics team and as a brand ambassador promoting student engagement. Passionate about leveraging machine learning and data analysis for social impact, Braydon is dedicated to building inclusive, technology-driven solutions.

AGE: 21 | PRONOUNS: HE/HIS/HIM | HOMETOWN: SYDNEY, NS | CURRENT RESIDENCE: KINGSTON, ON