2013-2014 graduate research projects information videos

On March 13, the Faculty of Health Sciences (FHS) held a Graduate Student Thesis and Research Information session. At the event, FHS graduate student participants were asked to explain their thesis research in three minutes or less. You can view their respective videoed presentations by selecting the linked slides below.

Danielle Andrew

The Effect of Motor Training on Sensorimotor Integration
in Healthy and subclinical populations
Program: Mast of Health Science-Kinesiology
Supervisor: Dr. Bernadette Murphy

View Danielle Andrew's thesis video

Julianna Baarbe

The effects of distorted feedback to the brain on the
cerebellum and upper limb function
Program: MHSc (Kinesiology)
Supervisors: Bernadette Murphy and Michael Holmes

View Julianna Baarbe's thesis video

Emily Bremer

Investigating the Effectiveness of a Fundamental Motor Skill
Intervention for 4-Year-Old Children with Autism
Spectrum Disorder
Program: Master of Health Sciences in Kinesiology
Supervisor: Dr. Meghann Lloyd

View Emily Bremer's thesis video

Rachel Goldgrub

The effectiveness of multimodal care for the management of
patients diagnosed with musculoskeletal shoulder disorders:
A systematic review of the literature
Program: Master of Health Sciences
Supervisors: Dr. Pierre Cote

View Rachel Goldgrub's thesis video

May Helfawi

Patient involvement in IPC, a catalyst to the delivery of patient
centred-care at community based mental health settings
Program: Community Health
Supervisor: Dr. Brenda Gamble

View May Helfawi's thesis video

James Oduntan

Student’s perception of the Online Mental Health Support Tools
on Depressive Related Disorders
Program: Health Informatics
Supervisor: Dr. Jennifer Percival

View James Oduntan's thesis video

Sarah Prosser

Working Title: An exploratory study of parents’ experiences with feeding
behaviours and food environments in children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
Program: Master of Health Science-Community Health
Supervisor: Dr. Ellen Vogel

View Sarah Prosser's thesis video