1. Previous Graduate Students:

		Asha Gajaria was a student in the M.Sc. program in Health Systems. Her thesis title is “Patient and provider expectations in healthcare: An qualitative analysis of patient satisfaction data.” She was co-supervised by Dr Wojtek Michalowski. Asha successfully defended her thesis in December, 2013.
		Maya Patel was a student in the M.Sc. program in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences. Her thesis title is “An Exploration of the Definitions and Health Impacts of Slum Dwelling in India.” She was co-supervised by Dr Angel Foster. Maya successfully defended her thesis in December, 2014
		Jessica Scott was a student in the M.Sc. program in Health Systems. Her thesis title is “Perceived Barriers to the use of Electronic Health Records for Infectious Disease Surveillance in Canada.” She was co-supervised by Dr Craig Kuziemsky. Jessica successfully defended her thesis in December, 2014
		Fatima Mougharbel was a student in the M.Sc. program in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences. Her thesis title was, “Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Post-Partum Depression : A Systematic Review and Narrative Synthesis” and was defended in June, 2015
		MacKenzie Turpin was a student in the M.Sc. program in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences. His thesis title is, “Using Administrative and Clinical Data for Ophthalmological Investigation in Rural India.” MacKenzie successfully defended his thesis in June, 2015
		Peter Scalia was a student in the M.Sc. program in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences. Peter’s thesis title is, “Factors Associated With Head Trauma Among Professional Mixed Martial Arts Athletes.” Peter successfully defended his thesis in Aug, 2015
		Elena Yammine was a student in the M.Sc. program in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences. Elena’s thesis title was, “Factors Associated With Employment For Graduates of Canadian Health Sciences Undergraduate University Programs.” Elena successfully defended her thesis in June, 2016.
		Ashley Weeks was a student in the M.Sc. program in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences, co-supervised by Dr Kristi Adamo. Ashley’s thesis title was, “Weight Gain Counselling in Prenatal Care:”Assessing and Improving Patient-Healthcare Provider Interactions.” Ashley successfully defended her thesis on Nov 19, 2018.
		Morgann Reid was a student in the M.Sc. program in Health Systems, co-supervised by Dr Craig Kuziemsky and Dr Michelle Lem. Morgann’s thesis title was, “Describing the rabies management system in an Ontario municipality: A mixed methods study of human and companion animal health outcomes.” Morgann successfully defended her thesis on Oct 29, 2018., and her work was nominated for an award by the examination committee.
		Metasebia (Metty) Afework Assefa was a student in the M.Sc. program in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences. Her thesis title was, “Evaluating a Nurse-Led Chronic Pain Self-Management Program.” Metty successfully defended her thesis on March 26, 2019.
		Hannah Rivkin was a student in the M.Sc. program in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences.
		Louay Khir was a student in the M.Sc. program in Health Systems. He was co-supervised by Dr Craig Kuziemsky. Louay left the program to become a medical doctor.
		Julia Hajjar is a student in the Ph.D. program in Population Health. She is now supervised by Dr Sanni Yaya.

2. Current Graduate Students:

		Kelly Butler is a student in the M.Sc. program in Interdisciplinary Health Sciences.
		Sorina Hascalovitz is a student in the Ph.D. program in Population Health.

3. Undergraduate Independent Research Students:

4. Students with research fellowships attached to my projects:

2014

• Clive Velkers: “The epidemiology of ophthalmological disease among school age children in rural India”, 2014
• Mostafa Abdul-Fattah: “The HSS Buddy Program – an in-depth overview of its achievements and shortcomings”, 2014
• Helena Bleeker: “Factors Influencing Guyanese Health Worker Migration to Canada”, 2015
• Sheridan Parker: “Improving knowledge translation between health researchers and professionals: a SWOT of the CIHR funding process”, 2016

5. Students volunteering on projects:

• Amber Backwell: “Driving Deaths and Injuries Post-9/11”
• Samantha Green: “Ethical Concerns for Maternal Surrogacy and Reproductive Tourism”
• Amanda van Beinum: “Ethical Concerns for Maternal Surrogacy and Reproductive Tourism”
• Tania El-Hindi: “The Arab Uprising: Indicators of Female Health, Development and Empowerment”
• Idil Abdulkadir: “An Approach to Comparing Nations for Inclusion of Studies in Health-based Systematic Literature Reviews”
• Marya Jaleel: “The Global Decline in Semen Quality: Ignoring the Developing World Introduces Selection Bias” and “Health Questions Posed by Amerindians in Guyana’s Deep Interior”
• Jenny Doswell: “A Pilot Study for Case-Based Learning Among Undergraduate Students in Global Health”
• Rita Hafizi: “The Buddy Program”
• Robert Blanchard: “A Pilot Study: Research Poster Presentations as an Educational Tool for Undergraduate Epidemiology Student”
• Asha Gajaria: “Factors Associated With Staff and Physician Influenza Immunization at a Children’s Hospital in Ontario, Canada”
• Andreea Bente: “India’s Assisted Reproduction Bill and the Maternal Surrogacy Industry” and “Survey of International Laws around Reproductive Tourism”
• Mirhad Loncar: “Measuring Reproductive Tourism Through an Analysis of Indian ART Clinics’ Websites”
• Prinon Rahman: “Measuring Reproductive Tourism Through an Analysis of Indian ART Clinics’ Websites”
• Sabrina Omar: “Measuring Reproductive Tourism Through an Analysis of Indian ART Clinics’ Websites”
• Brenna Mahony: “Clinical Complaints Amongst Patients in a Guyanese Prison”
• Rachael Braund: “Trauma Among Child Survivors of The Sri Lankan Tsunami and Civil War”
• Nadine Overhoff: “Climate Change in Guyana”
• Samantha DiRaimo: “Demographic Profile of Travellers Seeking Reproductive Tourism Services”
• Jessica Chippior: “Ethics Education for OB-GYN Residents”
• Zing-Wae Wong: “Comparison of Economic and Health Trajectories of BRIC Nations”
• Saurav Barua: “Comparison of Economic and Health Trajectories of BRIC Nations”
• Setareh Rouhani: “Can India Sustain an Emergency 911 Service?”
• Myriam Saboui: “Dating Site Statistics”
• Daniella Kachur: “Can We Predict the Winner of The Biggest Loser?”
• Andrea Nwsou: “Family Physicians’ Sharing of Personal Information on Facebook”
• Amaal Popat: “Economic burden of blindness in India”
• Carissa DuPuis: “Dental injuries in equestrian sports”
• Kyle Curtis: “A review of non-allopathic treatments for venomous snake bites”
• Stefan Litvinjenko: “Extraterrestrial Disease- Fact or Fiction? The Panspermia Hypothesis”
• Karine Landry: “Climate Change in Guyana”
• Patrick Saunders-Hastings: “Climate Change in Guyana”
• Iryna Borzilova: “Comparison of Economic and Health Trajectories of BRIC Nations”
• Katherine LeMay: “Literature Review of Barriers fo Implementing Contraception Programs in India”
• Vanora D’Sa: “Literature Review of Barriers fo Implementing Contraception Programs in India”
• Erin Liu: “A Piece of the Pie: An Analysis of Canadian Federal Funding for Research on Autism Spectrum Disorder”
• Nicole Haywood: “The Future of Global Health”