'Know your worth': Queen's student named L'Oréal Paris Woman of Worth
Ampai Thammachack, MA ’22, was named L’Oréal Paris Woman of Worth this year for her work in mental health advocacy.
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Ampai Thammachack, MA ’22, was named L’Oréal Paris Woman of Worth this year for her work in mental health advocacy.
Credit: Supplied. Two Queen’s alumni are undertaking an initiative for youth mental health in honour of their best friend Bethany (Boat) Yan. Megen Reid, PheKin ’19, and Courtney MacNiven, ArtSci’19, are joining the Yan Clan to ride 100 kilometres in Jack Ride, Jack.org's annual bike ride, May 29. They’re riding in honour of Yan, a Queen’s ConEd student and varsity cheerleader who passed away last January. “[Boat] impacted a lot of people’s lives, and this ride is something that’s been real...