UPDATED July 23, 2026
Tori Dupuis joined the Wayne State University athletic department as a graduate assistant for Student Support Services in the summer of 2025, and was elevated to Student-Athlete Support Coordinator in the summer of 2026
Dupuis graduated from Rochester University with a Bachelor of Science in both Biology and Psychology, while minoring in Chemistry. In 2022, she was honored as the Science Department Student of the Year.
Dupuis earned her Master's of Social Work and a Master of Public Health within the School of Social Work in the spring of 2026.
Prior to her role within Student Support Services, she served as the graduate assistant for the Academic Success Center's Learning Support Services department. Before that, she was working with Wayne State's Writing Center as a graduate assistant and Engagement Coordinator. The Windsor, Ont., native also worked as a Lifestyle, Integrative and Functional Medicine Intern for Henry Ford's Department of Family Medicine, and as an Emergency Shelter Case Planner and Counselor at Alternatives for Girls in Detroit.
While at Rochester, Dupuis was a member of the softball team serving as the squad's captain for two seasons and twice earned the Wolverine-Hoosier Athletic Conference (WHAC) Champions of Character Award. She was a three-time NAIA All-American Academic Student-Athlete, was a member of the Alpha Chi Honors College (top 10 percent of institution in grade-point average), and was inducted into the Psy Chi Honors College.
During the 2025-26 academic year, Dupuis coordinated the WSUÂ medical school's Near Peer Educator (NPE) program, where she oriented, trained, and supervised over 70 medical student mentors/educators in supporting at-risk second-year medical students.
