Graduate Students
Jill supervises masters and doctoral students as well as post-doctoral fellows. Many of her graduate students have been fully or partially supported by SSHRC research grants. She has a strong record of attracting highly qualified graduate students, including those who have won SSHRC Doctoral (Canada Graduate Scholarship), SSHRC Masters, and USask Dean’s graduate scholarships. Jill always encourages her graduate students to publish, and together they have co-authored many peer-reviewed journal articles and presented dozens of conference presentations both in Canada and internationally.
Jill’s approach to graduate student supervision is as a trusted advisor and guide. She connects students to the knowledge, skills, resources, and opportunities needed to be independently successful in a research program and beyond in the professional realm.
New opportunities for funded positions are posted on LinkedIn.
Ariel Arosemena, MA, MArch
Barriers & Enablers to Using Public Transportation (MA)
Dr. Ayodele Olagunju
Valued Component Selection in CEA
Breanna Sikorski, MA
Cumulative Effects Lexicon
Dr. Brennan Field
Police-Citizen Interactions and Open Data
Claire Crowley, MSc
Uncertainty Communications in IA
Darcy Paslawski, MSEM
CEA Strengths in Alberta Oil Sands Projects
Ishita Jamal, MES
Inter- and Intra-Generational Equity in IA
Dr. Jania Chilima
Institutional Arrangements for Watershed CEA (MES)
Olena Pavyluk, MSc
Guidance for Uncertainty Disclosure in IA
Serena Foster, MA
Applying Military Intelligence Protocols to SEA Implementation
Veronica Rohr, MA
Indigenous Food Security and Regional Strategic Environmental Assessment (RSEA)
Viktoriya Zamchevska, MES
Sustainability Assessment and Small Town Planning