Hint: they're awesome!
We talk a lot about how amazing our profs are in the Faculty of Health.
They're experts in what they teach — leading health-related research that's changing the world — and also really approachable and kind people. This is the perfect recipe for a learning environment where you're challenged, encouraged, and supported.
Get to know four of our professors (you might learn some things that surprise you!)
Teaches in: Recreation and Leisure Studies
Learn more about Kim's research.
Get a sneak peek into what Kim is all about. Learn what she would be if she wasn't a professor (her answer is pretty awesome), whether she prefers fruits or veggies, and more!
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Name: Laura Middleton
Teaches in: Kinesiology
Learn more about Laura's research.
Get to know Laura. What's her favourite sport? What's the best excuse she's ever heard in class?
Name: Kelly Skinner
Teaches in: Public Health and Health Sciences
Learn more about Kelly's research.
What's Kelly's favourite past time? Did she always want to be a professor?
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Name: Carrie McAiney
Teaches in: Public Health and Health Sciences
Learn more about Carrie's research.
What are three words Carrie uses to describe herself? What's her number one piece of advice for an incoming student? And most importantly... does she prefer cats or dogs?
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