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Congratulations Waterloo grad sign poking out of grass

Monday, June 22, 2020

We are excited to congratulate our newest GoHelp Alumni who graduated this past week. Well done everyone!

Dr. Samantha Biglieri, PhD in Planning

Dr. Elizabeth Ochola, PhD in Geography

Dr. Andrea Rishworth, PhD in Geography

Dr. Roxanne Springer, PhD in Geography

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Thursday, February 20, 2020

GoHelP's Roxanne Springer is featured by Global Health Policy and Innovation Research Centre

Roxanne Springer shares her experience in the field researching the impacts of climate on wellbeing in small island developing states in an articl

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