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Julia Rodgers is a PhD candidate in Political Science at 新加坡六合彩开奖直播. Her doctoral research focuses on health policy and provincial governance models, particularly community engagement and patient-oriented practices. Her research evaluates collaborative policy deliberation models through the lens of representation and power to better understand the democratic nature of these processes. Though her dissertation research is focused in Atlantic Canada, the potential outputs translate into national or international contexts regarding patient-oriented healthcare and health policy.    

Born in St. John鈥檚, NL, she holds a Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Political Science and Atlantic Canada Studies (honours) and a Master of Arts in Atlantic Canada Studies/Interdisciplinary Studies from Saint Mary鈥檚 University. Her MA thesis developed a critical history of public engagement mechanisms in Nova Scotia through the lens of neoliberal governance models. Other research interests include political branding, interdisciplinary scholarship, and policy barriers furthering inequity - particularly for African, Caribbean, and Black (ACB) and LGBTQIA2S+ communities.

Julia is the current recipient of the CIHR funded MSSU Student Research Award, the Nova Scotia Graduate Scholarship for Innovative Research, the Building Research for Integrated Primary Healthcare Doctoral Award, and a Junior Fellow with the MacEachen Institute for Public Policy and Governance. Currently, she is a member of Health Assured research consortium (formerly SafetyNET-rx), a quality improvement initiative aimed at increasing patient safety within public policy in the Canadian context, where she acts in qualitative ethics and data analytics role. Further, she works in an advocacy role with the Nova Scotia Policing Policy Working Group (East Coast Prison Justice) and the Halifax Board of Police Commissioners - Subcommittee to Define Defunding the Police.

Email: julia.rodgers@dal.ca