Dorothy Killam Fellowships
The Killam Research Fellowships were renamed the Dorothy Killam Fellowships, owing to Dorothy Killam’s vision of building Canada’s future through advanced study.
Dorothy Killam Fellowships
Claire Davies
Dr. Davies will explore how inclusion and engagement can be enhanced through the development of guidelines for augmentative and alternative communication technology.
Naila Keleta-Mae
Dr. Keleta-Mae’s research establishes a theoretical foundation for interdisciplinary investigation that opens a new line of inquiry into the question of freedom across different forms of Black expressive culture.
Max Liboiron
Dr. Liboiron’s research will work collaboratively with other Indigenous scientists and demographers to extend frameworks of Indigenous methodologies into quantitative methods common in STEM fields, including statistics and data visualization.
Paul McNicholas
Dr. McNicholas’ recent work has seen the development of model-based clustering approaches for finding groups of similar observations within multivariate longitudinal data. This work broke new methodological ground .
Temitope Oriola
Dr. Oriola will use an intersectionality approach to explore the perspectives of BIPOC criminal justice professionals as both organizational actors and members of marginalized groups in society.