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New Brunswick’s Pride of Place and Labour Gaps: A Research Summary
New Brunswick’s Pride of Place and Labour Gaps: A Research Summary

In 2022, two project streams were created as part of the Pathways to Professions (P2P) experiential learning program to conduct research on New Brunswick-relevant tourism topics and recruitment over a 13-week summer period.

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VitalSignsNB & P2P+: Using Data to Investigate Health and Healthcare in New Brunswick
VitalSignsNB & P2P+: Using Data to Investigate Health and Healthcare in New Brunswick

Pathways to Professions (P2P) is a 13-week experiential education program run by the New Brunswick Institute for Research, Data and Training (NB-IRDT) in partnership with the Government of New Brunswick’s Future GNB program. P2P provides university students with the opportunity to participate in New Brunswick-relevant research. 

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Rethinking Inequality and Young Adult Care In New Brunswick
Rethinking Inequality and Young Adult Care In New Brunswick

New Brunswick has a diverse population and multiple social issues – two teams of students spent their summer taking on research projects that could help make a difference.

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Danielle Bouchard - PhD, CELLab Co-Director
Danielle Bouchard - PhD, CELLab Co-Director

The main goal of my research program is to identify strategies to have more people being regular exerciser. My current projects focus on older adults, and people living with chronic conditions such as obesity and cancer.

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Natasha Taylor - Masters of Applied Psychology, Research, and Evaluation
Natasha Taylor - Masters of Applied Psychology, Research, and Evaluation

I graduated in 2022 with a BSc in Psychology (Hons.) and a minor in Biology and Criminal Justice. I am enrolled in the Masters of Applied Psychology, Research, and Evaluation (MAPRE) at UNB (Saint John).

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Emma Giberson
Emma Giberson

Hi! My name is Emma Giberson, and I am entering my Masters of Applied Psychology, Research, and Evaluation (MAPRE) at UNB – Saint John. My Masters is the first step toward getting my Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology.

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