Academic Training

Postdoctoral Fellow (PDF)

Canadian Institutes for Health Research. (2005-2008) Workplace Organization and the Knowledge Management Strategies of Service Providers. University of Saskatchewan.

Doctor of Philosphy (Ph.D.)

Interdisciplinary Studies, University of Saskatchewan (Degree conferred 2004).
Dissertation: Gendered Determinants of Job-related Training Participation in Canada.
Specializations: sociology, education, women’s studies.

Master of Arts (M.A.)

Curriculum Studies, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education / University of Toronto (Degree conferred 1997).
Thesis: Women’s Participation in Canadian University Mathematics Programs.

Bachelor of Science Honours (B.Sc.)

Mathematics, University of Saskatchewan (Degree conferred 1993).

Other Training

SSHRC Summer Program in Data Analysis:

Hierarchical Modeling and Latent Growth Curve Modeling

8-day Intensive SSHRC - Statistics Canada Program, York University, Ontario, June, 2008.

CIHR Strategic Training Program:

Transdisciplinary Understanding and Training on Research – Primary Health Care

(TUTOR-PHC) Program

University of Western Ontario, McMaster University, Dalhousie University, and Université de Montréal.

(May 2005 – May 2006).

Symposium and online workshops on interdisciplinary research in applied health services and population and public health:

Interdisciplinary research teams; Mixed methods research; Grant generation; Research measures for assessment and evaluation. Rural and Remote Health Research: Rhetoric and Reality.
Memorial University and Dalhousie University, Atlantic Region Training Centre.

(June 2005)

Forum Theatre Training:

Master Class:

4-day Intensive Training in Theatre/Pedagogy of the Oppressed Techniques

Mixed Theatre Company, Toronto, Ontario, June 2009.

Theatre for Living Training:

6-day Intensive Training in Theatre/Pedagogy of the Oppressed Techniques

Headlines Theatre, Vancouver, British Columbia, August, 2008.