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Mohammad Ammori
Bell Scholarship
Palestine/Syria

For first-year international relations student Mohammad Ammori, the journey to Mount Allison has been long and filled with adversity. A third-generation Palestinian refugee, he and his family had to escape chaos twice — also fleeing from war-torn Syria to Lebanon — and were forced to leave his father, an air traffic controller, behind. It has now been five years since Ammori saw his mother and brother.

When in Lebanon, Ammori was awarded a United World College Scholarship to attend Pearson College, an international school in Victoria, BC, and Canada’s only United World College. After graduation, while his asylum was in process, he joined the Katimavik national experience, volunteering in Calgary with resettlement and domestic violence, and then with MAGMA in Moncton, NB.

“I heard from my Pearson friends that Mount A is very similar to Pearson with its international spirit,” he says. “Having lived in so many co

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