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Lassonde Alumni Network

The Lassonde Alumni Network (LAN) serves as the primary collective body for all graduates of the Lassonde School of Engineering at York University, functioning as a liaison between the alumni community, the Faculty, and current students.

If you are interested in finding out more about how you can get involved with LAN or want to hear more about their upcoming initiatives, please contact Yasmine Mensah, Alumni Engagement Officer at mensahy@yorku.ca. 

Meet the Executive Team

Vincent Vuong

Chair
BEng '23

Connect with Vincent on LinkedIn.

Vincent is a graduate student in Mechanical Engineering at York University and is also pursuing a Bachelor of Public Administration. Throughout his studies, Vincent has been involved in engineering design teams, governance initiatives, and research on engineering education and organizational development. Vincent is currently exploring how student design teams support professional and leadership development in engineering education.

Tania Bakshi

Vice-Chair
BSc '21

Connect with Tania on LinkedIn.

Tania is a Computer Science graduate from York University’s Lassonde School of Engineering, with three years of Software Engineering education and an interdisciplinary background in UX design, psychology, and project management. She has designed and delivered experiential learning programs reaching thousands of students across Canadian higher education, contributed to Lassonde’s first-year engineering block model, and supported the launch of York’s Markham Campus by helping establish student services across multiple functional areas. A Project Management Professional (PMP), Tania is passionate about connecting people, education, and technology to create meaningful experiences and lasting impact.

Luca Filippelli

Secretary-Treasurer
BEng '25

Connect with Luca on LinkedIn.

Luca is a recent graduate of the Computer Engineering program and a current graduate student in York University’s Electrical and Computer Engineering program.  Throughout his time at the university, Luca has been heavily involved in the student community and conducting research, winning several awards in the process.  Luca is currently researching methods of increasing the reliability and efficiency of LLM-generated code.