GSA Council Members

A Ph.D. student in the faculty of health sciences. She studies Indigenous peoples’ experiences accessing healthcare services in southern Alberta and the role of policy and the healthcare system in shaping their experiences.

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A Ph.D. student in Dr. Steve Wiseman’s lab studying the effects of minor structural changes on the toxicity of common environmental pollutants known as PAHs.

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A 3rd year Ph.D. candidate studying ecology in the McCune Lab. She works with plant species atrisk including the endangered wood-poppy. She loves being in nature, and her mission is to support fellow graduate students in the natural sciences while also encouraging everyone to get outside!

A Ph.D. candidate in the Mathematics and Computer Science Department at the University of Lethbridge. Her research area is about colour-preserving automorphisms of Cayley graphs.

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Graduate student in the Biology Department, she is passionate about fostering a supportive and inclusive academic community. She is committed to amplifying the voices of her fellow students. Through active engagement and transparent communication, she aims to ensure that every student's concerns and ideas are heard and addressed.

A PhD student at the Faculty of Health Sciences. He has worked as a teaching and research assistant to professors at the university. He is a member of the International Society for Quality of Life Research (ISOQOL) and Emerging Researchers and Professionals in Ageing-African Network (ERPAAN). His research focuses on the impact of health behaviours on the life satisfaction of older adults.

A Ph.D. student in Cultural, Social, and Political Thought (CSPT), housed at the Humanities Innovative Lab, Department of English, is studying artificial intelligence and the English language as postcolonial tools in the global south.

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A PhD student in the CSPT program. He is a review manager at the University of Lethbridge Journal Incubator and research assistant at the Jarislowsky Chair in Trust and Political Leadership. Frank is a member of different professional bodies such as the Association of Computers and Humanities where he unifies his expertise to contribute to the field of digital humanities and computer-human interactions.

Master of Arts in Music candidate from the Faculty of Fine Arts, is deeply invested in ethnographic research, particularly in the musical narratives of the African diaspora in Canada. As a nominee for the Faculty of Fine Arts Representative, he is dedicated to elevating the concerns and aspirations of fine arts graduate students within the Graduate Students’ Association and the university at large.

A second-year MSc in Management (Marketing) student. His research interests are in consumer behavior and non-conscious effects. Originally from Bangladesh, Razeen completed his Bachelor’s degree in Singapore and worked for Google and Dow Jones before moving to Alberta.

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We have some open positions in the GSA council. 

- Social Science 

- Disability & Accommodated Learning

- Indigenous Co-Operative Education

- Education

- Co-operative Education

- Student Parent

- Calgary Campus

We would like to thank Past GSA Council Members for their service