I am excited to attend ComSciConCAN! I look forward to learning from some amazing science communicators from all across Canada 🇨🇦 #cscc2022 #scicomms #science #phdlife

Quote of the afternoon: "Diversity is a fact, but inclusion is a choice" re: #EDI initiatives. #CSCC2022

Listened to an amazing talk by Dr. Matthews and Aaron at ComSciConCAN about Indigenous storytelling. I now have lots of ideas to reflect upon in both my research and my every day life. #CSCC2022

great advice on questions to ask to spot #misinformation ! ComSciConCAN #CSCC2022 #scicomm

Had such an amazing time at ComSciConCAN this year. It was great to meet and be inspired by the future faces of science communication

New FREE #SciComm training opportunity offered by CIHR!

Meet the team that's working hard to plan #SoAR2023. First up are our co-leads Tara Kuhn and Karen Hajj!

Tara Kuhn is a PhD Candidate UWaterloo Kinesiology and Health Sciences. Her research looks at how lifestyle factors promote health in aging population. Her thesis will look at promoting sleep in persons living w/ dementia. When she isn't doing research, Tara is reaching new heights while rock-climbing.

Postsecondary students: Do you have a passion for health care or applied health sciences? Looking to make a difference?Join us at the i2i case competition for an opportunity to work with #RegionOfWaterloo community service organizations. More info: intergenerationalpartnerships.ca/i2i/

Tara Kuhn UW Brain and Body Lab Tara's research focuses on aging and dementia, with an emphasis on the interaction between sleep and exercise for health promotion. One of her current studies is examining physical activity in persons with dementia during the winter months.

Tara Kuhn UW Brain and Body Lab Being active is key in dementia care, but it is more difficult during the winter. Tara's study interviews persons with dementia and caregivers to understand how they can be supported to be more active during winter. This will be used to inform future exercise interventions.

Tara Kuhn UW Brain and Body Lab Tara is a current holder of the Alzheimer Society of Canada Research Program Doctoral Award (2022-2025). She is also a co-chair for both Symposium on Aging Research (SoAR), and the Waterloo Aging Network for Trainees (WANT). In her spare time, Tara enjoys skating, board-games, and rock-climbing.

I am honoured to be chosen to end #brainawarenessweek! Its important to support persons with dementia and their care partners to be #physicallyactive year round, to improve their health and well-being. With #dementia cases rising in #Canada, this is crucial now more than ever

In today's Nutrition Month edition of #KHSFeatureFriday we are highlighting PhD candidate Safura Syed. @SafuraSyed is a nutrition #KHSGradStudent in the Aging, Health and Well-being program. Her dissertation studies culturally inclusive menu planning in long term care homes.

🚨DEADLINE EXTENSION x2🚨 We heard ya, grad students! End of term can be rough, so we've extended our application deadline to April 17th 11:59pm EST. This is the FINAL deadline so please make sure your apps are submitted by then to be considered for the 2023 conference! ☺️

NITE-CAD is a 6-week lifestyle intervention program to improve sleep in persons with dementia & their care partners. Please visit our website for details at shorturl.at/iJM17

New Research: The differing relationships between academic discipline, sleep hygiene, and dysfunctional sleep attitudes on sleep quality and duration in Canadian university students frontiersin.org/articles/10.33… #FrontiersIn #Psychology

Hot off the press! This was fun and interesting #research project, looking at how #universitystudent #academicdiscipline may impact their relationship with #sleep frontiersin.org/journals/psych…