• Leveraged collaborations with clinicians, community organizations, and researchers from multiple disciplines (kinesiology, computer science, public health, medical physics) to examine the role of exercise in the prevention and treatment of dementia• Led the Brain and Body research group, including graduate students, undergraduate trainees, volunteers and research assistants• Taught undergraduate courses in research design and motor disorders • With a team assembled by the Ontario Brain Institute, developed consensus guidelines for physical activity among people with and at risk for Alzheimer’s disease (Delphi process)• Cross-appointments to the Sunnybrook Research Institute (Canadian Partnership for Stroke Recovery), University Health Network (Toronto Rehabilitation Institute)

• Collaborated with clinical and scientific researchers to examine the role of exercise in cognitive and physical recovery after stroke• Implemented diverse approaches to address research objectives, including experimental imaging (EEG, MRI) studies, longitudinal cohort studies, and clinical interventions• Funding: CIHR Fellowship

• Collaborated with clinical and scientific researchers to examine the epidemiology of exercise and dementia• Analyzed large cohort studies to better understand dementia risk• Funding: CIHR Fellowship

• Analyzed medical device treatment trends to produce comprehensive market forecast reports• Synthesized research from public, industry, and industry sources• Developed customized, end-user research reports for key clients• Led training for new analyst training with regards to client interaction and primary research methods• Established departmental news tracker system for enhanced awareness of market events and trends

• Designed competitive training programs for elite success• Developed cohesive structure within the varsity team• Transformed team from non-qualifiers to national champions in one year• Led women's team to two gold medals at the prestigious Henley Women's Regatta