Wesley is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Health Sciences degree at Queen's, with an aspiration of attending law school after graduation. He has a strong interest in international politics, foreign policy, and the intersection between law and healthcare. This is Wesley's first year at IIGR, where he is working as a student research assistant on the comparative project on Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing, and illicit uses of Cryptocurrency. 

Outside of school and work, Wesley enjoys playing hockey, reading, watching movies, and playing the piano.

Mikayla Ozga began working at the Institute of Intergovernmental Relations (IIGR) in September 2020 while completing her undergraduate degree at Queen’s University. She is currently a research assistant and research coordinator for the IIGR while completing her Masters in International Affairs at Carleton University. Mikayla’s research pertains to money laundering through art and antiquities as well as the money laundering and sex trafficking nexus.