Welcome to the Hallman Lecture Series at the University of Waterloo - where knowledge meets inspiration!
Upcoming Hallman Lecture: Creating sustainable working conditions
Dr. Jodi Oakman
Thursday, October 3, 5 p.m. EDT
In today's dynamic work landscape, the relationships between physical and psychosocial factors and mental and musculoskeletal health are complex.
Dr. Jodi Oakman is a professor of public health and the leader of the Centre for Ergonomics and Human Factors at La Trobe University, Australia. An accomplished ergonomist and human factors specialist, Oakman has transitioned from a diverse range of industry roles into academia, where she now leads research aimed at enhancing both physical and mental health in the workplace.
About the Lecture Series
The Hallman Lecture Series brings leading thinkers to University of Waterloo to engage the public on topics of health, well-being and health behaviour change. Established through a generous professorial endowment, this series aims to foster intellectual curiosity and the exchange of ideas amongst the general public, students, public health practitioners, educators and other professionals.
Professorial Endowment
The Series is made possible by the Lyle S. Hallman Professorial Endowment, a generous gift by developer and Order of Canada recipient Lyle S. Hallman (1922-2003) and his wife Wendy. This endowment enables us to invite distinguished speakers who have made significant contributions to their respective fields.
Accessibility
Our commitment to accessibility ensures that everyone can participate in the Hallman Lecture Series. If you require accommodations or have specific accessibility needs, please note these on your registration and we will do our best to make the event inclusive for all.
Past lectures
Explore the rich history of the Hallman Lecture Series by revisiting some of our memorable past lectures.