Bobbie Alvernaz

Throughout her studies at Queen’s University, Faculty of Law, Bobbie gained valuable experience in advocacy as a student caseworker for the Queen’s Prison Law Clinic, where she represented federal prisoners in Disciplinary Court and parole hearings, and advocated for inmates on matters such as access to healthcare. She also completed a specialized Appellate Internship with a reputable Toronto law firm, where she assisted in researching and drafting materials for matters before the Ontario Court of Appeal.

Bobbie is actively involved in her community through her leadership roles as President of the First Generation Network and as Pro Bono Radio Lead for Pro Bono Students Canada. She was recognized in 2025 with the Chief Justice Wagner Award for her dedication to the Pro Bono Radio Project and Pro Bono Students Canada during her time at Queen’s Law.

Prior to attending law school, Bobbie earned a degree in Criminology from the University of Toronto in 2021. She also previously worked as a customer service representative at Loblaws, where she developed her client service and communication skills.