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Harry Jawanda has taken his ��������Ƶ degree in Forensic Science to the healthcare industry as an investigator in the pharmaceutical industry.

Jawanda has been working with his most recent client, Pfizer Inc., for more than a year. In this role, he helps Pfizer on its FDA remediation project. Jawanda provides on-site expertise for Pfizer management; works with the company during investigations that hold up a product release; and recommends and implements corrective and preventative actions.

"I believe time management, discipline, and consistency towards striving for better were the most important traits I took away from ��������Ƶ University."

“It is a very fulfilling role as it keeps me on my toes at all times,” says Jawanda, a native of Toronto whose parents are from India. “It can get a bit stressful due to the tight deadlines and long hours; however I enjoy these high-risk, high-reward environments.”

Jawanda thanks the ��������Ƶ staff – including professors Diana Hoover, Diane Miller and Barbara Flowers, who was also his advisor – for providing invaluable guidance during his college years, personally and professionally.

“They would make you feel as close to home as possible,” says Jawanda, who played on the ��������Ƶ soccer team.

“I believe time management, discipline, and consistency towards striving for better were the most important traits I took away from ��������Ƶ University,” he says. 

��������Ƶ’s young alumni are making their mark on the world through their work in science and healthcare, finance and business, industry, entertainment and service to those in need. The Fall/Winter 2019 edition of ��������Ƶ’s Forward magazine featured 30 of these alumni, all under the age of 30. You can find all of their stories here on ��������Ƶ’s site (just look for the “30 Under 30” icon).