RESEARCH COORDINATOR
- Tina Lanceleve
Undergraduate students
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- Nikki Fraser, Bachelor of Arts
- Wenona Johnny
- Wynona Cahoose
- Katherine Bermiller
- Levi Mason
Graduate Students
Rose Melnyk, Master of Nursing
Rose Melnyk is a proud member of St’uxwtéws te Secwépemc and has resided in Secwepemcul’ecw her entire life. Rose has practiced as a registered nurse since 2008, and since 2015 has worked as an Aboriginal Health Practice Lead in Interior Health. She is currently enrolled in the Master of Nursing program at TRU and is passionate about advancing health equity for Indigenous persons, families, and communities.
PREVIOUS Students
Robline Davey, M. Ed.
Robline (Robbi) Davey is currently a PhD student at SFU, completed a Masters of Education in 2019 and works at TRU as the Indigenous Experiential Learning Department. Robbi’s research interests include exploring the way distance learning and digital spaces can provide increased access to post-secondary education for Indigenous students. Other research interests include revitalizing cultural practices, traditional food, and technology to bolster Indigenous health and well-being as well as exploring Indigenous intersectional feminist identities. Recently Robbi worked on successful interdisciplinary community-driven CIHR and SSHRC grant applications, was awarded the Ken Lepin Graduate Research Award (2018), British Columbia Graduate Scholarship (2019), and Dean’s Graduate Entrance Scholarship at SFU (2020).