Eve Seward, a recent graduate from the University of Victoria (UVic) with a BA in geography, is enthusiastic about forging a career in community engagement using their Geographic Information Science (GIS) skills. Originally from Calgary, Alberta, Seward describes themselves as an “everything geographer,” integrating human and physical geography through GIS. Their academic journey included an impactful co-op term with Environment and Climate Change Canada, where they contributed to wildlife and habitat conservation efforts. Seward's leadership role as co-chair of the Society of Geography Students (SOGS) provided them with a sense of community and lifelong friendships. A standout experience was participating in the Belize Agroecology Field School, which deepened their interest in fieldwork and community-engaged research. Looking ahead, Seward intends to establish a GIS career in Victoria while embracing opportunities for travel and exploration. They encourage prospective students to consider UVic for its beautiful setting and supportive campus environment.