DGS Convocation Medal Recipients

Dr. Brown used machine learning to improve understanding of infant brain structure and development to predict neurodevelopment outcomes.

Dr. Wilson's work shows how qualitative research contributes to the efforts of community-based organizations towards social justice.

Dr. De'Ath provides new insights into the relationships between culture and capital in a moment of protracted economic crisis.

Dr. Niu of the Faculty of Education developed an online argumentation visualization tool called the dialectical map for her dissertation.

Tiffany's research used energy-economy modelling to analyze policy options for Canada to achieve greenhouse gas emission targets.

Dr. Rezansoff from Health Sciences is the first SFU student to be awarded two Dean of Graduate Studies Convocation Medals.

Dr. McCuish is from the School of Criminology in the Faculty of Arts + Social Sciences.

Dr. Ayaka's dissertation looks at the "memoryscapes" of the sex trade in Japan's Koganecho district in the 2000s.

Grace has completed her MBA in the Beedie School of Business where she learned how to create sustainable change in healthcare systems.

Danielle Jeong is from the Department of Biomedical Physiology and Kinesiology in the Faculty of Science.

Dr. Churchley's dissertation contributes to a deeper understanding of graph immersions and the problems of structural graph theory.