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Research Team

Graduate Students

Sigourney Shaw, MSc in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences program candidate. Supervised by Karen Phillips, Signourney is  assessing the impact of COVID-19 on pregnancy experiences in Canada.   

Alexandra Ogilvie-Rice, MSc in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences. Co-supervised by Dr. Anne Konkle and Karen Phillips, Alexandra's thesis examines online health promotion for both men and women during preconception, perinatal and postpartum stages.

Fatima Jahel, MSc in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences. Supervised by Dr. Karen Phillips, Fatima is evaluating occupational health and safety legislation using a SGBA+ lens. This policy analysis uses a multijurisdictional approach- examining legislation and policies in Canada and abroad. 

Raphäelle Laroche-Nantel, MSc in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences. Co-supervised by Dr. Isabelle Giroux and Karen Phillips, Raphäelle is assessing the quality of food provided to Canada's military recruits during basic training. 

Nurasha Fernando, MSc in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences. Supervised by Dr. Karen Phillips, Nurasha is assessing young adults' knowledge, perceptions and actions related to fertility. 

Undergraduate Research Trainees

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