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she succeeds david edwards who held the position from 2011.
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now here's what's coming up. to remember and celebrate the incredible contributions that pearl sullivan made to the university of waterloo...
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... we'll be holding a virtual celebration of life for our internal university community.
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january 26th from 11:30 am to noon.
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now the interview. when news of the global pandemic emerged...
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and they educated us on the effect physical distancing has on virus transmission and...
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talks about the important role of the faculty during these trying times.
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the word applied has other connotations around the world.
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some external stakeholders think of it as a more non-academic or vocational stream...
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particularly in high schools, even postsecondary education around the world. so that can result in misperceptions for prospective students, so...
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we've been thinking about recruitment because it's one of the most commonly asked questions is, "why is it called applied? what..."
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we do prioritize the importance of applying academic knowledge in everyday health problems...
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... but we also believe that the word did need to change in our faculties.
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dimension prospective undergraduate students who want to seek...
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... perhaps a health professional career or our industry. and then...
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... in addition to that, we do do research in the three academic units so...
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... we have the department of kinesiology and the department of recreation and leisure studies.
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our priority is multidisciplinary and focuses on not just sciences, but...
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particularly through the department of recreation and leisure studies...
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and this was not a sort of a bonus...
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not, certainly not the driving incentive, was it's the fact that we like all the other five faculties are...
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we had no idea, of course like everyone else, that we were going to be hit by a global pandemic.
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so during the pandemic it was very natural, i...
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to pivot. they do what they do already really well and...
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okay delivery is provided to our populations...
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we focused on his work on long-term care, and so of course the pandemic, the...
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first population to be hit hard is the long-term care sector of our healthcare system.
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we have many experts in the area of mental health and across the lifespan, and so those individuals, of course, stepped up and were able to pivot their research to...
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there are groups of researchers who are very interested in the mental health and the wellbeing of our own campus...
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was able to pivot and direct all of the seed funding...
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that nar, n-a-r, provided every year to fund six research...
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... projects immediately this spring that would focus on covid-19 and the impact on older adults.
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just some of the small examples of how quickly we were able to pivot and do what we already do very well, but...
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yes, i know very early on in the pandemic...
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normally faculty of applied health sciences and particularly the school of public health and health systems...
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saying, "we've seen this before with sars..."
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is the best way to protect the population. and so they were way ahead of the game before any of these...
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... systems decisions were made, and in the end they were right.
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what effect has it had on the research and the faculty?
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i think some very, very challenging times.
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... and they're the first to be shut down and they're the last to be allowed to come back.
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not surprisingly, the funding, the sources of funding immediately pivoted to focus on covid related types of research. they...
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... were fast-tracked. we saw our ethics committee pivot very quickly and prioritize those research grants that were funded...
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... to be targeted at covid-19 related topics. we...
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... saw all kinds of processes expedited.
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we also saw organizations such as the public health agency of canada...
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of course our researchers, being competitive and being successful in what they do...
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... were very successful in also pivoting their research to focus on covid-19, and so...
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think these research projects programs are also going to grow because we're going to see many, many...
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... research questions for probably a few career...
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already grad students coming in, wanting to study or apply their research interest to this area.
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i think that commitment, something he said when it was announced, it's to the point when he's...
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... said that he sees in us what a post-pandemic academic institution could look like.
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so i really feel as though the stars are aligning.
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amazing. well, it's specifically the university's latest strategic plan talks about...
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the university has always been very strong in health tech use.
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we have health professionals in our faculty who also work with engineers and with other types of disciplines on campus.
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so it's always been part of the work that we do...
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... but i think to name health and society in our strat plan and to align it with technology is something new. it's...
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... in and of itself an innovation for the university, which is known for its stem program.
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i think what it means for us is that we are about the art and science of health...
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... and that there's a lot of innovation that may not be technology specific...
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but innovations, for example, in health, as it relates to policy and the ways that we...
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ethics behind how we use that data...
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... who controls our data. i think those are all pressing conversations that the general public is going to push us to address.
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if they're living and they're fragile in the community.
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we're going to see university of waterloo's concept and demonstration of innovation beyond health tech.
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but i think we're going to embrace the concept of health innovations. so health tech, much broader in terms of the ways that we use the technology...
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a good example would be some of the work that we do with the games institute and the applications of games theory.
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in the end, it's about the end user and how they adopt and whether or not it makes an impact, a positive impact, on their lives.
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and some of the collaborations that occur in the games institute can help us with that on campus.
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innovation, medical technology, and deep science.
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now i understand that the object is to help us meet health challenges with innovation...
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gain one of those timing opportunities for us.
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the 45,000 square feet is going to be dedicated to velocity...
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... which is wonderful. it means that the other half of the space will be able to occur in the same vicinity, in that same space, so...
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right. and you know how great inventions are often conceived or concepts are conceived when people from totally different backgrounds happen to be having coffee together and they take on a nap...
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again, not just health technology or med tech kinds of innovations, but also social innovations.
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...you know, targeted at the health professions or health service delivery will be a great opportunity.
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...different, and immediately got a response back to say how excited they are.
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i think they're excited, and when they see our university strap plan emphasizing health, when they see our faculty strap plan emphasizing health...
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...this is a perfect opportunity to align our strengths...
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...because we do have lots of medical schools around, and it's very expensive.
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...we do, as well as the education that we provide, that we could form really strong partnerships. and there are other models around the world that we...
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...does not have a medical school yet is very, very strong in health research and health in innovation.
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...as a concept beyond cures for illnesses...
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it's much broader than medicine than any of the health professions.
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our signature commitment or one of our objectives in our for faculty strap plan is to be a voice for health on campus.
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...a course, an undergraduate course called mental health literacy.
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and this was delivered, was conceived of, designed by christine zaza...
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...students were from outside of our faculty. the second time...
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it is in such high demand that in the winter semester, we now have two sections...
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...it's about mental health and wellbeing.
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so i really strongly recommend our campus community to...
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...to reduce the stigma of talking about mental health.
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the other neat thing about this particular course is that the first time it was delivered...
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...and an interesting outcome of this study was that they found there was a significant change in the attitudes towards help-seeking behaviors.
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so this also predicts their likelihood to seek out help later in life.
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...impact in terms of the mental health and wellbeing of our student community, anyway...
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...wonderful. it's given me an opportunity to reflect and appreciate the faculty and all the things that are happening...
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