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Guitarist Jake Hanlon has imprinted himself on the east coast Canadian jazz scene as a composer, performer and educator. Born into a family that prides itself on its musical talent and the ties that bind people together through art and creative expression, Hanlon has studied and performed in Canada and the United States. Hanlon has earned two ECMA nominations for Jazz Recording of the Year for the...

As Associate Professor I have been teaching (and learning!) in a variety of courses within the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, particularly courses in research methods, health promotion, leadership and professional practice. I believe that teaching-learning is a way of engaging students to work together to think critically, to ask the important questions and to explore/discover new ideas...

Dr. Harenberg grew up in a small town close to the Harz Mountains in Germany. From a young age, he developed a passion for physical activity and various sports. He completed a combined Bachelor and Master of Education (1. Staatsexamen) in English and Physical Education at the University of Göttingen, Germany in 2009. Dr. Harenberg continued his education with a doctoral degree in Kinesiology and...

Dr. Harling Stalker is serving her third term as chair of the Sociology department. She is an island studies scholar who focusses on narratives of place, making, cultural work and heritage. During her time at StFX she has taught 17 different courses, including Sociology of Anne of Green Gables and Hockey and Canadian Culture, which were both Maclean Magazine’s designated “Cool courses at StFX.” Dr...

Ruth Harvie is an assistant professor at St Francis Xavier University, an affiliate scientist (research) with Nova Scotia Health, an adjunct assistant professor at University of Waterloo and an associate scientist with the Maritime SPOR support unit. She completed her undergraduate degree in Human Nutrition and Postgraduate diploma of Dietetics in her native New Zealand at the University of Otago...

Dr. Lam grew up on the west coast of beautiful British Columbia. It isn't really surprising that she decided to pursue both her MSc and PhD. In 2004, she completed a BA with a Double Major in Psychology and Criminology at Simon Fraser University. And how, might you ask, did she end up in Human Kinetics? During her senior year of undergrad, she worked as a Research Assistant in the PsychoMotor...

Dr. Lambe (she/her) is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at St. Francis Xavier University and a registered clinical psychologist. She completed her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario, including a pre-doctoral residency in pediatric clinical psychology at The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) in Toronto, Ontario.