
Camille Andrzejewski
2022 - Spring Term
Camille Andrzejewski joins Senator Boyer’s team as a third-year student at the University of Ottawa in the French Common Law Program. Camille’s interest in the intersection of law and politics – specifically the ability to reform outdated institutions to reflect modern realities – led her to purse this internship. Camille hopes to develop practical skills in legislative development, while obtaining a fresh perspective on today’s societal challenges. Her interests extend to public international law, constitutional law, international tax, and human rights.
Camille complemented her law school experience by competing in the Jessup moot--the world’s largest moot court competition; serving as Associate Editor of the Ottawa Law Review; co-authoring an academic paper with a professor; and mentoring law students. After graduating in 2022, Camille will be clerking at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice before returning to Borden Ladner Gervais LLP in Vancouver.
Prior to law school, Camille obtained her Honrours Bachelor of Health Science degree also from the University of Ottawa. She previously worked in the Ontario public service, most recently at the Ministry of Labour, and the Ministry of the Attorney General. Outside of school, Camille is passionate about giving back to her community and has previously volunteered with the Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health, the Ottawa Hospital, and local food banks.