Brock University student Mishrka Bucha of St. Catharines, Ontario has sadly passed away. She died leaving those who knew her in shock and disbelief. He was confirmed dead through a publication made by the school that reads “The Brock University community is mourning the loss of Mishrka Bucha, a fourth-year Psychology student with a minor in French Studies.” The cause of her death has not been released.
Mishrka Bucha, who was in her first year of studying Tourism and Environment, adores the safe, fun, and lively culture that Brock provides, which will help her learn and develop both academically and socially. It was the location of Brock that was one of the primary reasons she chose it. She was a prospective hotel manager, and she believes that the proximity of Brock to a tourism business that is known all around the world will be beneficial to her.
Bucha was a well-liked and active member of the Brock community. She was recognized for her participation in a wide range of activities that took place on campus. It was commonly known that she was a Don in Brock’s Quarry View Residence and that she had previously served as an International Student Ambassador.
She was an international student from Mauritius, and she was recognized for aiding her classmates. As an ambassador, Bucha played a significant part in supporting overseas students who were either considering attending Brock or were already enrolled there by discussing her experiences at Brock and providing assistance with the adjustment to life in Canada.
