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Women in Research Council

In keeping with Ontario Tech University’s commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion, the Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) and the Office of Research Services (ORS) are launching the Ontario Tech University Women in Research Council (WIRC). The specific mandate of the Council is to develop and implement initiatives to invest in gender equity at Ontario Tech by helping to actively nurture and retain talented women who can help advance and lead the university in research, teaching and beyond.

*Anytime we refer to “women”, we are referring to all women, which includes, but is not limited to trans women, gender non-conforming women, non-binary women, individuals who are feminine of centre, femmes and cisgender women.

The funding for this program is provided by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Institutional Grant program.

  • Advisory Committee

    The Advisory Committee is invested in the development and implementation of WIRC initiatives at Ontario Tech University. The Committee is dedicated to nurturing and retaining talented women faculty, postdoctoral scholars and graduate students. The WIRC Advisory Committee is comprised of:

    Image of Dr. Karla Dhungana-Sainju

    Dr. Karla Dhungana-Sainju (she/her), WIRC Chair and Associate Professor, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities.

     

    Image of Dr. Jana Abou Ziki

    Dr. Jana Abou-Ziki (she/her), Assistant Professor, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science





    Image of Dr. Janette Hughes

    Dr. Janette Hughes (she/her), Professor and Canada Research Chair (Tier 2), Faculty of Education

     



    Image of Dr. Amy LeachDr. Amy Leach (she/her), Associate Dean and Professor, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities

     

     

    Image of Dr. Carol RodgersDr. Carol Rodgers (she/her), Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences

     

     

    salmakarray.jpegDr. Salma Karray (she/her), Professor, Faculty of Business and IT

     

     

    meaghancharest.jpgDr. Meaghan Charest-Finn (she/her), Assistant Professor, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

     


    Image of Victoria GinsleyVictoria Ginsley (she/her), PhD Candidate (Criminology and Justice), Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities

  • Expression of Interest Call - Chair

    We invite Expressions of Interest for the Chair of the Ontario Tech Women in Research Council for a two-year term to begin on July 1, 2025 and run through July 1, 2027. The successful candidate will work actively with the WIRC Advisory Committee, the Office of Research Services and, where appropriate, in collaboration with the Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging, to continue the ongoing work of the Council as well as develop and plan for new initiatives that can be led and supported by the Council. The Chair will also be expected to attend relevant meetings, events, or other engagements, if applicable.

    The WIRC Chair position is open to all tenured Ontario Tech faculty who identify as women, inclusive of transgender, nonbinary, all other marginalized genders, BIPoC women and women with disabilities.

    VIEW THE EXPRESSION OF INTEREST CALL - CHAIR

    VIEW THE APPLICATION COVER SHEET

  • Expression of Interest Call - Members

    An Advisory Committee comprised of the WIRC chair and faculty members, graduate students and postdoctoral fellow representatives from different faculties, as well as a representative from the Office of Research Services work collaboratively to guide and steer the work of the Council. The Council works to put forth initiatives and programming that will help to identify and remove barriers to create a research ecosystem that is expansively gender inclusive, physically and psychologically.

    We invite Expressions of Interest from faculty members, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students to join the WIRC Advisory Committee. Members typically serve for 2 years, though a 1-year term may also be considered. The Council is seeking committee members from all faculties.

    VIEW THE EXPRESSION OF INTEREST CALL - MEMBERS

  • Women's Wednesday Features (Current Month)

    Each Wednesday, the WIRC will highlight faculty, post-docs and students from across our university to recognize the incredible #WomenOfOntarioTech.

     

    October 9, 2024

    Dr. Joelma Peixoto, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Faculty of Business & IT

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Joelma Peixoto, a Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Faculty of Business & IT

    Ashley Gedge, Master’s Student, Faculty of Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Ashley Gedge, a Master’s Student in the Faculty of Science

    October 2, 2024

    Dr. Alyson King, Professor and Associate Dean, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Alyson King, a Professor and Associate Dean in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    Cristina Henriques, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Science

     This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Cristina Henriques, a PhD Candidate in the Faculty of Science.

     

     

  • Building EDI Knowledge in Research – Pilot Initiative

    Grant: Building EDI Knowledge in Research - Pilot Initiative

    Through the Women in Research Council, in partnership with the Office of Research Services and the Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, the Building EDI Knowledge in Research – pilot initiative was launched. This pilot initiative reflects Ontario Tech University’s commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) and research excellence by building capacity and leadership in EDI, in both faculty members and post-doctoral fellows. Faculty members and post-doctoral fellows are key drivers in creating and implementing practices and initiatives for an equitable, diverse and inclusive research environment at Ontario Tech. This initiative aims to support EDI knowledge building to cultivate new capacity and/or continue to expand an inclusive culture and inform EDI practices in research.

    Specifically, this initiative will engage individuals/research team/unit EDI training opportunities, cultivate new capacity and/or continue to expand an inclusive culture and inform EDI practices in research and allow awardees to share their learning with the Ontario Tech community.

    Award winners:

    Nisha Rani Agarwal, Faculty of Science
    Activities: Conducting EDI seminar series with NSERC chairs, and attending leadership and EDI training for early career researchers
    Funding amount: $5000

    Sanna Alwidian, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science
    Activities: Disability and work in Canada Conference and invited keynote speaker to host talk on disability and EDI
    Funding amount: $2500

    Allyson Eamer and Anna Rodrigues, Mitch and Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education
    Activities: Metropolis Canada Conference and building TESL and ESL AQ capacity
    Funding amount: $4806.80

    Hui Zhu, Faculty of Business and Information Technology
    Activities: EDI conference in Labour and Gender Economic to inform teaching and research
    Funding amount: $4500

    Patrick Hung, Faculty of Business and Information Technology
    Activities: Conducting guest speakers with women professors in Computer Science to build EDI capacity
    Funding amount: $4380

    Annie En-Shiun Lee, Michael Mijanovic, Mariana Shimabukura, Tong Su, Randy Fortier, Faculty of Science
    Activities: Building Capacity in Computer Science and addressing EDI challenges
    Funding amount: $4820

    Pejman Mirza-Babaei, Faculty of Business and Information Technology
    Activities: Changing GameDev Life initiative to address challenges of diversity in the game industry, interviews with leading figures in the game industry
    Funding amount: $4760

    Anna Rodrigues, Faculty of Education
    Activities: Building Ontario Tech capacity in community-based research: fundamentals and excellence through an EDI lens
    Funding amount: $1245

    Joelle Rodway, Mitch and Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education
    Activities: Interactive Workshop/Webinar for Ontario Tech faculty and K-12 educators on anti-racist and decolonizing approaches to pedagogy and leadership
    Funding amount: $5000

    Adjudication Committee:

    Karla Dhungana Sainju, WIRC Chair and Associate Professor, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities
    Carol Rodgers, Dean, Faculty of Health Sciences
    Jennifer Freeman, Executive Director, Office of Research Services
    Meaghan Charest-Finn, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

  • Women-Centered Groups at Ontario Tech

    Women-Centered Groups at Ontario Tech

    The WIRC would like to highlight other women-centred groups at Ontario Tech. There are incredible student-led groups, as well as non-profit organizations, dedicated to nurturing and expanding the role of women in various industries. They promote the inclusion and promotion of women identified students and faculty members. Below are a selection of the incredible groups at Ontario Tech.

    OTU Social Science & Humanities (FSSH) Women's Collective. A sub-society of Ontario Tech Humanities Society, the Women's Collective is a space for women to connect and thrive.

    Ontario Tech University Women's Student Association. The OTU's Women's Student Association is committed to creating a vibrant community that champions women's empowerment and growth. Our mission is to provide a platform for women to connect, learn, and lead through engaging events, workshops, and collaborative initiatives. We strive to address the diverse challenges women face while celebrating their successes in personal and professional development by uniting voices and resources, we aim to inspire and support women in achieving their full potential and making a positive impact on campus and in the wider community.

    Women in Business
    Ontario Tech Women in Business Association's goal is to provide resources to women on their corporate and entrepreneurial journey with our exclusive events. Women in Business want to educate, create, and inspire! They aim to provide learning opportunities for both the student population and faculty, addressing common obstacles women face in all areas of the business world. They create a fun and safe environment for students to receive resources and provide opportunities for them to thrive in both an entrepreneurial and corporate career

    Women in IT
    WIT is a student-run sub-association (within the Business & IT department) that is committed to empowering and improving the experience of females in IT fields, both inside and outside Ontario Tech University. Past events include a Women in the Workplace conference, Women in Leadership events, game nights, movie nights and equity talks!

    Women in Engineering
    Founded in 2004, the Women in Engineering Society at Ontario Tech University, is a non-profit organization within the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science. It was created by a female engineering professor and an engineering advisor to address the issue of a lack of female engineers within the faculty. Since its creation, Women in Engineering has grown to include over 100 female engineering students. They also run a mentorship program for upper year engineering students, matching them with women in the engineering field!

    ACM-W Student Chapter
    The Association for Computing Machinery's Women in Computing (ACM-W) Student Chapter was founded in 2016. It aims to connect students in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) and STEM-related fields. It also acknowledges women are a minority in STEM fields, especially in computing. The chapter focuses on career development, professional networking and educational support. It hosts a number of annual events to help students develop both personal and professional skills. Furthermore, the student chapter strives to bring awareness to common issues women face in the professional world, and provide them with support, encouragement and a voice on campus. The ACM-W Student Chapter is open to all students who support women in computing! The chapter invites membership from all students who share STEM-related interests, regardless of race, religion, ethnicity or gender.

    Women in STEM
    Ontario Tech University's Women for STEM program provides opportunities for female students to fulfill their potential in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)-based fields. Women for STEM is built on three pillars to engage and empower women: Mentorship and networking opportunities; Scholarships for women in STEM fields of study; Celebrating the achievements of women as innovators, entrepreneurs and change agents. Their goal is to raise $2 million dollars to provide 200 entrance scholarships and 600 in-course scholarships to Ontario Tech students over a 10-year period.

    SHE LEADS
    She Leads was created when our team was identifying certain needs on our campus and in our larger social environment and we noticed a lack of female empowerment opportunities. A female’s voice is just the thing that is needed in this day and age to make a long-lasting impact throughout communities. We can accomplish a lot with the right platform and an everlasting ambition. With every project we initiate, we strive to connect females within our community so that, as per our slogan, She Leads, She Empowers, and She Succeeds.

    Stay tuned for more features to come!

Previous Month's Women's Wednesday

  • October 2023 Features

    October 25, 2023 

    Dr. Nisha Rani Agarwal, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Agarwal, an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Science

    Astrid DeSouza, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Health Sciences

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Astrid DeSouza, a PhD Candidate in the Faculty of Health Sciences

    Kelly Wang, Masters Student and STEAM 3D-Maker Lab Research Assistant, Mitch and Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Kelly Wang, a Masters Student and STEAM 3D-Maker Lab Research Assistant in the Mitch and Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education

     

    October 18, 2023

    Dr. Salma Karray, Professor, Faculty of Business and IT

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Karray, a Professor in the Faculty of Business and IT

    Vikki Ginsley, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Vikki Ginsley, a PhD Candidate in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    Saba Molazadeh, Masters Student, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Saba Molazadeh, a Masters Student in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

     

    October 11, 2023

    Dr. Nooshin Rotondi, Associate Teaching Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Nooshin Rotondi, an Associate Teaching Professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences

    Erica Gavel, PhD Candidate, Paralympian, Faculty of Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Erica Gavel, a PhD Candidate and Paralympian, in the Faculty of Science

    Zahraa Bassyouni, Masters Student, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Zahraa Bassyouni, Masters Student in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences.

     

    October 4, 2023

    Dr. Jen Rinaldi, Associate Professor, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities
    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Jen Rinaldi, an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    Dr. Jessica Wong, Banting Post-Doctoral Fellow, Institute for Disability and Rehabilitation Research, Faculty of Health Sciences.

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Jessica Wong, a Banting Post-Doctoral Fellow of the Institute for Disability and Rehabilitation Research, in the Faculty of Health Sciences

    Tess Butler-Ulrich, Doctor of Education Graduate Student, Mitch and Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Tess Butler-Ulrich, a Doctor of Education Graduate Student in the Mitch and Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education

  • November 2023 Features

    November 29, 2023

    Dr. Annie Lee, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Annie Lee, an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Science.

    Jen Calver, PhD Student and Registered Practical Nurse, Faculty of Health Sciences

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Jen Calver, a PhD student in the Faculty of Health Sciences.

    Virginia Chiu, MSc Candidate, Faculty of Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Virginia Chiu, an MSc Candidate in the Faculty of Science.

    November 22, 2023

    Dr. Karolina Krystyniak, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Business & IT

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Karolina Krystyniak, an Assistant Professor, in the Faculty of Business and IT.

    Alana Tyner, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Alana Tyner, a PhD Candidate, in the Faculty of Science.

    Larissa Janssen, Masters Student and Research Assistant, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Larissa Janssen, a Masters Student, in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities.

     

    November 15, 2023

    Dr. Leigh Harkins, Professor, Graduate Program Director of Forensic Psychology, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Leigh Harkins, a Professor in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    Susan Yousufzai, Research Assistant with Dr. Barakat, Faculty of Health Sciences

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Susan Yousufzai, a Research Assistant in the Faculty of Health Sciences

    Adrianna Trifunovski, Masters Student, Faculty of Health Sciences

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Adrianna Trifunovski, a Masters Student in the Faculty of Health Sciences

     

    November 8, 2023

    Dr. Zeinab El-Sayegh, Associate Professor, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. El-Sayegh, an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

    Victoria Baker, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Victoria Baker, a PhD Candidate in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    Noor Khabbaz, Masters Student and Research Assistant, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Noor Khabbaz, a Masters Student and Research Assistant in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

     

    November 1, 2023

    Dr. Robyn Ruttenberg-Rozen, Assistant Professor, Mitch and Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Robyn Ruttenberg-Rozen, an Assistant Professor in the Mitch and Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education

    Basak Cakmak, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Basak Cakmak, a PhD Candidate in the Faculty of Science

    Sarah Kirkpatrick, Masters Student, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Sarah Kirkpatrick, a Masters Student in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

  • December 2023 Features

    December 13, 2023

    Dr. Meaghan Charest-Finn, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Meaghan Charest-Finn, an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

    Mari Pullman, PhD Student, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Mari Pullman, a PhD student in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    Stacey Koornneef, Master's Student, Faculty of Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Stacey Koornneef, a Master’s Student in the Faculty of Science

     

    December 6, 2023

    Dr. Mika Nonoyama, Associate Professor and Registered Respiratory Therapist, Faculty of Health Sciences

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Nonoyama, an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences.

    Cassandre Dion Larivière, PhD Student, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Cassandre Dion Larivière, a PhD student in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities.

    Erin Giroux, Masters Student, Faculty of Science

     This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Erin Giroux, a Masters Student in the Faculty of Science.

  • January 2024 Features

    January 31, 2024

    Dr. Andrea Kirkwood, Professor and Research Excellence Chair in Urban Water, Faculty of Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Andrea Kirkwood, a Professor in the Faculty of Science

    Dr. Ulya Sabeel, PhD Graduate, Faculty of Business & IT

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Ulya Sabeel, a PhD graduate in the Faculty of Business and IT

     

    January 24, 2024

    Dr. Hui Zhu, Associate Professor, Faculty of Business & IT

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Hui Zhu, an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Business and IT

    Funmilola Ogunseye, PhD Student, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Funmilola Ogunseye, a PhD Student in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

     

    January 17, 2024

    Dr. Caroline Barakat, Associate Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Caroline Barakat, an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences

    Sarah Rijkenberg, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Sarah Rijkenberg, a PhD Candidate in the Faculty of Science

     

    January 10, 2024

    Dr. Vivian Stamatopoulos, Associate Teaching Professor, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Vivian Stamatopoulos, an Associate Teaching Professor in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    Roxana Pao, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Roxana Pao, a PhD Candidate in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

  • February 2024 Features

    February 28, 2024

    Dr. Diana Petrarca, Associate Professor, Mitch and Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Diana Petrarca, an Associate Professor in the Mitch and Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education

    Sarah Motlagh, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Business & IT

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Sarah Motlagh, a PhD Candidate in the Faculty of Business & IT

    February 21, 2024

    Dr. Winnie Sun, Associate Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Winnie Sun, an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences

    Kgalalelo Rampete, Master's of Science Student, Faculty of Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Kgalalelo Rampete, an MSc student in the Faculty of Science

    February 14, 2024

    Dr. Mennatullah Siam, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science 

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Mennatullah Siam, an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

    Dr. Sheree Rodney, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Mitch and Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Sheree Rodney, a Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Faculty of Education

    February 7, 2024

    Dr. Allyson Eamer, Associate Professor and Associate Dean, Mitch and Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education

    This is a photo of Dr. Eamer, an Associate Professor and Associate Dean in the Faculty of Education

    Paria Sarzaeim, Master's Student, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

    This is a photo of Paria Sarzaeim, a Master's Student in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

  • March 2024 Features

    March 27, 2024

    Dr. Joelle Rodway, Associate Professor, Mitch and Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Joelle Rodway, an Associate Professor in the Mitch & Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education.

    Guadalupe Blanco-Velasco, PhD student, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Guadalupe Blanco-Velasco, a PhD student in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities.

    March 20, 2024

    Dr. Ginny Brunton, Associate Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Ginny Brunton, an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences

    Ifrodet Giorgees, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Ifrodet Giorgees, a PhD Candidate in the Faculty of Science

    March 13, 2024

    Dr. Jennifer McKellar, Department Chair (Acting) & Associate Professor, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Jennifer McKellar, Department Chair and an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science.

    Dallas Hill, PhD Candidate, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dallas Hill, a PhD Candidate in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities.

    March 6, 2024

    Dr. Shannon Vettor, Associate Teaching Professor, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Shannon Vettor, an Associate Teaching Professor in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    Dr. Erin Smith, Mitacs Elevate Post-doctoral Fellow, Faculty of Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Erin Smith, a Mitacs Elevate Post-doctoral Fellow in the Faculty of Science. 

  • April 2024 Features

    April 24, 2024

    Dr. Ami Mamolo, Associate Professor, Mitch & Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Ami Mamolo, an Associate Professor in the Mitch & Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education.

    Shaijieni Kannan, MSc student, Faculty of Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Shaijieni Kannan, an MSc student in the Faculty of Science.

     

    April 17, 2024

    Dr. Jana Abou Ziki, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Jana Abou Ziki, an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science.

    Alia Stevenson, Master's Student, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Alia Stevenson, a Master’s student in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities.

     

    April 10, 2024

    Dr. Theresa Stotesbury, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Theresa Stotesbury, an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Science.

    Fateme Mazloomi, PhD Student, Faculty of Business and IT

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Fateme Mazloomi, a PhD student in the Faculty of Business and IT.

     

    April 3, 2024

    Dr. Olga Marques, Associate Professor, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Olga Marques, an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities.

    Flavia Breje, Master's of Science student in the Faculty of Science

    ww-website-breje.pngThis photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Flavia Breje, an MSc student in the Faculty of Science.

  • September 2024 Features

    September 25, 2024

    Dr. Jia Li, Professor, Mitch & Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Jia Li, a Professor in the Mitch & Leslie Frazer Faculty of Education.

    Dr. Anisha Mahajan, a Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Faculty of Health Sciences

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Anisha Mahajan, a Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Faculty of Health Sciences.

     

    September 18, 2024

    Dr. Sanaa Alwidian, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Sanaa Alwidian, an Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science.

    Dr. Stanard Pachong, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Faculty of Business and IT

    This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Pachong, a Post-Doctoral Fellow in the Faculty of Business and IT.

     

    September 11, 2024

    Dr. Efrosini Papaconstantinou, Assistant Dean (Nursing) and Associate Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Dr. Efrosini Papaconstantinou, an Assistant Dean in Nursing and Associate Professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences.

    Bria Hughes-Small, Master of Science Student, Faculty of Social Science and Humanities This photo is a Women’s Wednesday feature of Bria Hughes-Small, an MSc Student in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities.

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