Educational Background.

My educational journey took a unique path that led me to pursue a Master's and Ph.D. I graduated from Acadia University in 2016 without a clear career direction. I decided to gain work experience and became a registered behaviour technician while completing a graduate certificate in Mental Health and Addictions at Dalhousie University. During this time, my passion for women's issues became evident, motivating me to apply for a Master's program. Ultimately, I found my academic home at the University of Windsor, where I am currently pursuing my Ph.D. I embrace the diverse experiences that have shaped my academic path, and they have enriched my understanding and dedication to addressing women's issues.

Doctor of Philosophy, Applied Social Psychology (2021-2025, Current)

University of Windsor, Windsor, ON

Masters of Arts in Applied Social Psychology, 2019-2021

University of Windsor, Windsor ON

Graduate Certificate in Mental Health and Addictions, 2017-2019

  Dalhousie University, Halifax NS     

BSc Psychology specializing in Neuropsychology, 2012-2016

Acadia University, Wolfville NS