Aniqa is working on a cure for HIV/AIDS. (CIHR Doctoral Research Award)

Brandi is a Master's student who is focusing on the relationship between Indigenous language fluency and health and wellness. (BC Graduate Scholarship)

Zarah is a PhD student interested in understanding how cities can be designed to preserve, protect, and promote health. (BC Graduate Scholarship)

Viviane examines how contractual approaches in health care hinder and/or advance equity in mental health.

Nathan researches dopamine neurotransmission, namely how important proteins may interact with other proteins of the dopamine signalling system.

Harry's research is on the development of novel statistical methods on the assessment of environmental chemical mixtures on pregnancy outcomes.

Dr. Collins' research examined gendered poverty relations, poverty, and the built environment when it comes to overdose risk impact among women.

Dr. Carter in Health Sciences studied sexual health, happiness, and pleasure among more than 1,400 women living with HIV in Canada.

Dr. Closson explored the intersect between sexual decision making, gender, and HIV-risk among young people in Soweto, South Africa.

Natalie Kinloch in Health Sciences traveled to the USA to study the genetic characteristics of HIV.

Biftu Yousuf in Criminology and Health Sciences studied Oromo conceptions of well-being in metropolitan areas of Canada.

Health Sciences student Shantelle Medal's project was recognized as the winning project of Student-Community Engagement Competition.