Master of Fine Arts
Alexis Hildreth is a multidisciplinary artist from the Pacific Northwest. His work revolves around boundaries, barriers, and thresholds.
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PhD French Studies
Having started out as a Psychology major, Rosanne Abdulla switched to French Studies but kept a minor in Psychology. Her interest in abnormal psychology and mental illnesses has carried on throughout her MA and her PhD and she is finding interesting ways to combine the two fields.
PhD History
Andrew McLaughlin splits his time between researching United States military public affairs policy and operations and working as a reservist with the Canadian Armed Forces himself. Find out what made Waterloo the ideal choice for his doctoral studies.
PhD Philosophy
“I find language to be an interesting topic to study because on the one hand, it is incredibly familiar to us, while on the other hand, there are many things about language and language learning that are quite mysterious,” says Peter Blouw, a PhD graduate in the Department of Philosophy and Computational Neuroscience Research Group.
Master of Peace and Conflict Studies
Growing up surrounded by violence, in an armed conflict zone in the Great Lakes region of Africa, propelled Master of Peace and Conflict Studies graduate Issa Ebombolo to search for a better way.
Master of Public Service
After completing her bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Health Studies at McMaster University, Khanh Dang wasn’t exactly sure which career to pursue, but she knew she was interested in health policy.
Master of Public Service
Kate Ryan is now the Executive Assistant to the Assistant Deputy Minister of the Financial Policy and Business Division where she provides strategic coordination and advice to the ministry and the division as a whole.
PhD Philosophy
How can people diagnosed with dementia consent to sex? It’s a question that Andria Bianchi examined for her PhD dissertation in philosophy.
PhD Sociology
During her MA, Jenny Flagler-George's research assistantship studying hate crimes against African community members in the Region of Waterloo led her to realize that many immigrant women had difficulties accessing health care, for themselves and for family members.
MA Public Issues Anthropology
Amanda Suko's research is concerned with the archaeology of borderlands and the ways in which material culture shapes, and is shaped by, social interaction between distinct communities.