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Travel Reports
Find travel reports from recipients of Travel Awards like the Graduate International Research Travel Award (GIRTA) and the Indigenous Graduate Travel Award.
2020
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Stevan Bozanich in History & Hellenic Studies studied the Chetnik movement from Yugoslavia in Southern Europe.
2019
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Joseph Burton in History conducted biographical research on labour union activist, Frederick Thompson, in the USA.
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Blake Danis in Biological Sciences studied the impact of agricultural and industrial practices on amphibian life in Indiana.
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Tamara Kazmiruk in Biological Sciences studied the impact of plastics and microplastics on aquatic ecosystems in Russia.
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Reese Muntean in Interactive Arts and Technology studied the use of 360° video and drone documentation in cultural safeguarding practices in Thailand.
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Tanya Prinzing in Biological Sciences studied metabolism in Horned Sharks in the USA.
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Vienna Chichi Lam in Criminology studied aquatic human body detection, recovery and repatriation in the Netherlands Antilles.
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Rui Zhang in History studied different measures to safeguard workers in Hong Kong.
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Natalie Kinloch in Health Sciences traveled to the USA to study the genetic characteristics of HIV.
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Rachel Munger in Biological Sciences studied sea cucumber species in The Bahamas.
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Lena Ware in Biological Sciences studied Black Oystercatchers in Alaska.
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Curtis Platson in History studied the colonial politics of witchcraft in Zanzibar and Pemba, during the 1920s-1964.
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Michaela McGuire in Criminology presented on a panel on Indigenous issues in Toronto.
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Allison Hotti in Education studied Indigenous research methods, including the Kaupapa Maōri ways, in Hawaii.
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Siling Tao in History studied overseas Chinese communities in the Fujian province in China.
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Anna Maslouskaya in Anthropology studied how Brazilian telenovelas influence the understanding of race and class.
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Carlos Ponce in Criminology studied gang violence in Central America.
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Konstantin Lehmann in Physics studied particle physics in Switzerland.
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Yujuan (Jade) Wu in Education studied digital literacies among English language learners in rural China.
2018
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Shaun Fickling in Engineering studied brain vital signs for sports-related concussions in the USA.
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Benjamin Dipple in History studied 20th-century Ottoman and Turkish figures in the USA and Turkey.
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Gyuzel Kamalova in Anthropology studied the experience of orphanage graduates in Kazakhstan.
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Panagiotis Delis in History studied ethnic cleansing in the Balkan Wars in Europe.
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Sarah Vanderveer in Sociology studied how female academics in Ghana are challenging gender norms.
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Songwei He in History studied the Temple Destruction Movement during the Qing Dynasty in China.
2017
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Jennifer Bigman in Biological Sciences studied metabolism and respiratory morphology in the East Coast of the United States.
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Biftu Yousuf in Criminology and Health Sciences studied Oromo conceptions of well-being in metropolitan areas of Canada.
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Jordan Lui in Engineering Science studied Visible Light Communication in Rome, Italy.
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Xiao Mei Kuang in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry studied TB and HIV in Durban, South Africa.
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Milad Doroudian in History studied the Kastner affair in Romania.
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Nicolas Salcedo in Biological Sciences studied the immune system of the kissing bug Rhodnius prolixus (R. prolixus) in Brazil.
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Jayme Lewthwaite in Biological Sciences studied the effects of climate change on butterfly species in Washington, D.C.
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Lauren Rattray in International Studies studied the semi-autonomous archipelago of Zanzibar in Tanzania.
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Lindsey Bannister in English studied the lives and writings of Twentieth Century Canadian authors who were regarded as racial imposters in Ontario and Alberta.
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Yi Chien Jade Ho in Education studied environmental education in Taiwan.
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Robin Bunton in History studied the political dimensions of British representations of Egyptian female entertainers throughout the nineteenth-century at Oxford University.
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Chapin Korosec in Physics worked on an artificially designed molecular motor called the Lawnmower in Lund, Sweden.