One of the most important parts of the TRP is the diversity of the people you will meet. From your cohort to committee members, mentors and patients, one of the key skills you will build will be the ability to network and collaborate with people from very diverse backgrounds.
Some of the people you may meet while in the program are listed below. These are all people who have played a role in the website such as discussants, who come in to talk to students and discuss ideas, to mentors and those who play a role in capstone research projects. We also list, where able, our alumni.
Zoe Lambert is a recent graduate from the University of Toronto, where she studied Physiology, Evolutionary Anthropology, and Medical Anthropology.
Her interests include health equity and sociocultural determinants of health, as well as how varying conceptions of health and wellness can be integrated to improve patient experiences in healthcare.
Her prior experiences have included research on morphological variation between populations, relationship changes between dementia patients and caregivers, and sociocultural determinants of metabolic health in archeological populations.
In her free time, she enjoys knitting, baking, and spending time with family and friends.
