Moses has a unique passion for post-secondary education, diversity, and inclusion through leadership engagement. During his undergraduate career, Moses won 32 academic and extra-curricular awards for his excellence in leadership and academic work.
While at McGill Law School, he served as the 2014/2015 President of the National Black Law Students' Association of Canada and represented Canada at the 2014 G20 Summit in Sydney, Australia as a youth Global Citizenship advocate. In the Summer of 2015, he also completed an international business law clerkship at the Supreme Court of the Republic of Rwanda in the offices of Chief Justice and Deputy Chief Justice. He then returned to Canada to work for an international business law firm.
During his free time, Moses enjoys jogging, playing/watching basketball, and volunteering his time for non-profit organisations operating in areas of education, citizenship, immigration, youth business, mental health, diversity, and inclusion in various communities.