Noah Canada

Noah Canada was raised in Utah, graduating from Park City High School as an AP Scholar with Distinction, U.S Senate Youth Scholar, and Coca-Cola Scholar. There, Noah was the captain of his school's speech & debate team, competing in Lincoln-Douglas and policy debate and leading his team to a state championship. As president of Park City's National Honor Society, he organized the largest food drive in Utah's history. Noah also regularly lobbied on Capitol Hill for civic education and environmental issues with the YMCA and Citizens' Climate Lobby. Before matriculating, he interned at the Summit County Attorney's Office in Utah, contributing to complex felony prosecutions like State v. Kouri Richins. At Dartmouth, Noah is a member of the Mock Trial Society and Elections Planning & Advisory Committee. He plans to study Government, Neuroscience, and Public Policy to explore the intersection of policy and human behavior.