Caius Osullivan

WORK HISTORY

EDUCATION

ABOUT CAIUS OSULLIVAN

I am a Political Science and History student at the University of Toronto (Trinity College) with a strong record of academic achievement and student leadership. I currently serve as Prime Minister of the Trinity College Literary Institute—the oldest debating society in Canada—and as a member of the Board of Stewards, representing student interests in college governance.Alongside these roles, I am the Founder and President of University of Toronto Students’ Cooking for the Homeless (UTSCH), a student-led organization dedicated to supporting Toronto’s unhoused community. Since its launch, I have led an executive team, coordinated volunteers, and helped grow the organization into an active campus presence focused on community engagement and service.Previously, I served as First Year Head at Trinity College, where I supported incoming students, organized events, and contributed to building a strong sense of community through student government and campus programming. I am a Dean’s List Scholar and a graduate of the Trinity One Program, recognized for academic excellence in my undergraduate studies.Before university, I was a High Honour Roll student at Ashbury College and the winner of the Fulford Provincial Debate Tournament, experiences that strengthened my skills in public speaking, leadership, and critical analysis. Beyond campus, I have maintained long-term employment in a supervisory role at Farm Boy while balancing full-time studies, and have contributed to volunteer initiatives supporting youth programs, community events, and homelessness awareness efforts such as Stay Up Ottawa.I am motivated by collaborative leadership, public service, and creating inclusive spaces where people feel heard and supported. I am always open to opportunities that allow me to continue developing as a leader while contributing meaningfully to organizations and communities.