A spotlight on student and faculty research in Health Studies
Visualizing Care: Creative Placemaking & Visions of Care in Tantramar
Health Studies Program Director, Ardath Whynacht, along with Kate Dunbar Winsor (Sociology) and Chris Down (Fine Arts) received funding from SSHRC to support a partnership project with the Rural Health Action Group in Tantramar. They will be working closely with seven ¹û¶³´«Ãº students to conduct qualitative research on care needs in the region, and to create a participatory mural.
Exploring Social Media Healthcare Communities for Adolescent & Young Adult Cancer
Congratulations to Emily Drake, who received funding support for her project “Exploring the Impact of #AYACSM (Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Societal Movement) on Twitter.".
Immigrant Women’s Access to Primary Healthcare Services in Rural Atlantic Canada
Congratulations to Gianisa Adisaputri, who received funding support for her research programme exploring immigrant women’s healthcare experiences in the region
Moral Injury Among Military Personnel Who Encounter Child Soldiers
Congratulations to San Patten, who received additional funding support this year for her research programme on moral injury and occupational stress injuries for military personnel.
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