Calgary Medical Students Association

That’s a wrap on the 2026 CMSA executive introductions! Congratulations to everyone on their new roles

Ore is a medical student with a strong background in health equity, rural and remote accessibility, and youth advocacy. She is proudly Nigerian, happily 6 feet tall, and wholeheartedly Mrs. Worldwide. She lived in London, England before moving to rural northern Alberta, giving her a truly international (and very jet-lagged) life experience. From urban to rural, cross-continental to Calgary, accessibility and representation have always been central to why Ore advocates so fiercely for students on a national scale.
As VP External - National, Ore is passionate about making sure students actually know about the supports available to them. Accessibility is a core pillar of her role, and she is focused on distributing resources and amplifying opportunities equitably, ensuring students feel seen and represented in national conversations. She also serves as VP of the Black Medical Students’ Association and is excited to bring that advocacy lens into her CMSA work.
Outside of medicine, Ore is a huge foodie who loves Calgary’s food scene (salmon avocado sushi rolls have her heart), a Survivor and MasterChef enthusiast, and a former NYT Crossword loyalist who has recently fallen hard for the Minute Cryptic puzzles. Fun fact: she was once invited to meet the Queen at Buckingham Palace. If you couldn’t tell from her bright stethoscope, phone case, and everything else she owns, her favourite colour is pink.
Ore loves chatting with her family, playing the clarinet, and cheering people on as they chase big dreams. Her favourite thing to say is “do it afraid”, and she encourages everyone around her to do just that 💌