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This #ThesisThursday, meet Sanaa, a grad student in SPHS! Her research focuses on how gender, Indigeneity, & food access shape diabetes care in Paulatuk, N.W.T. Read more about Sanaa's community based research: bit.ly/49KkBkA

Join #CBB and UWaterloo School of Public Health Sciences for a special online lecture on Feb. 28 presented by Dr. Steven Rebellato as we explore how AI chatbots are revolutionizing public health, improving accessibility, efficiency, & service delivery. Learn more and register here: bit.ly/4h9EYun

Meet Feyza, a Health Sciences student who recently completed a co-op term as a Occupational Health and Safety Student at Markham Stouffville Hospital.

Exciting News! The School of Public Health Sciences is now on LinkedIn! Follow us for school updates, student & professor achievements and alumni success stories. ca.linkedin.com/showcase/schoo…

Learn more about Dr. Hammond's research on youth vaping behaviours.

Sara, a Health Sciences student, gained hands-on experience in prescription processing, patient care and insurance billing during her pharmacy co-op. Her biggest lesson? Growth comes with time and support.

This #ThesisThursday, meet Amanda, anPhD student in SPHS! Her research focuses on how knowledge mobilization impacts public health policies and programs, particularly in youth mental health. Read more about Amanda's research: uwaterloo.ca/public-health-…

This #ThesisThursday, meet Lucas, a MSc student within the School of Public Health Sciences. Lucas’s research explores how the closure of Sudbury’s only supervised consumption site has affected people who use drugs. Read more: : uwaterloo.ca/public-health-…

We’re excited to host the Research and Practice in Health Sciences Conference on Friday, April 4, 2025, at Fed Hall from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM! This is open to all SPHS students and postdocs and no registration required! Here are the conference details: bit.ly/3DQ02HH

Huge congratulations to our award recipients from last night’s Faculty of Health Recognition Reception! Your dedication and passion is inspiring, and we can’t wait to see what you accomplish next.

Meet the career panelists that will be speaking at the Research and Practice in Health Sciences Conference on April 4, 2025! Join us from 3:20 PM-4:30PM, online or in-person, to hear about their career journeys in the health field. More details: bit.ly/3DQ02HH

Amy Nahwegahbow, a PhD student, is studying how industrial pollution impacts Indigenous health. Her work gives communities the data they need to push for policy change and environmental justice. Read more about Amy's research: uwaterloo.ca/news/global-fu…

Congrats to Dr. Ellen MacEachen on receiving the 2025 Award of Excellence in Graduate Supervision from the University of Waterloo! Her dedication to mentoring and empowering students is truly inspiring. Read more: uwaterloo.ca/public-health-…

Yesterday, we celebrated an unforgettable evening at Grad Class Send-Off! The hard work and determination of the Class of 2025 have brought them to this moment. As this chapter closes, we’re cheering them on for what’s ahead. We can’t wait to celebrate again at convocation!

Last Friday, we hosted the Research and Practice in Health Sciences Conference! From impressive student research to insightful career panels, the day was full of inspiration.

Our fourth-year students took on a real-world health innovation challenge, partnering with community stakeholders to explore how to make health programs more accessible. Through thoughtful research and creative solutions, they showcased their drive to create meaningful change.

This #ThesisThursday, meet Navjot Gill-Chawla, a PhD student in SPHS researching the experiences of South Asian Canadians with dementia, aiming to improve inclusive care in Canada by tackling cultural barriers and systemic gaps. Read more: bit.ly/42jzJmP

Congrats to Dr. Elena Neiterman on receiving the 2025 Distinguished Teacher Award. Her inclusive teaching and outstanding mentorship make a lasting impact. Read more: bit.ly/4jPZVvt

Today, we celebrate our SPHS Class of 2025! Your resilience, passion and hard work have brought you to this point and we can’t wait to see what comes next. 🎓