Lab supervisor, anatomy
I have received a Master of Professional Kinesiology degree here at Brock University, as well as a Master of Anatomical Science Education degree at the University of Ottawa. My passion is for making learning accessible and interactive, with a focus on emphasizing knowledge through observation, exploration and participatory engagement. Through my experience in cadaveric anatomy education, dissection and laboratory operation, I enjoy supporting the delivery of hands-on anatomy education to create unique and engaging learning experiences for students at Brock University.
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Anatomy Laboratory Supervisor, Brock University
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Anatomy Laboratory Technician, University of Ottawa
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International Leadership in Education, SEA Inc.
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MHFA Mental Health First Aid, Mental Health Commission of Canada
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ASIST Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training, Centre for Suicide Prevention
Human Anatomy, Musculoskeletal and Systems
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Coordinating and demonstrating laboratory sessions in courses HLSC 2P95 and KINE 1P90
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Previous experience leading cadaveric laboratory demonstrations in:
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Head, Neck and Thorax Anatomy
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Musculoskeletal Anatomy
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Gastrointestinal Anatomy
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Reproductive Anatomy
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Students who have successfully completed HLSC 2P95/KINE 1P90 and/or HLSC 2P96/KINE 1P98 are eligible to return as volunteer peer educators in anatomy! It’s an opportunity to return to the labs, share knowledge and experience with incoming students, and get the chance to hone skills in teaching and anatomy.
I also provide 3rd and 4th-year students for a directed reading opportunity, typically with the co-supervision of another faculty member. This can sometimes extend to 4th-year honours thesis co-supervision, as well.
