Every three months, the PHE Canada Research Council selects one of its members to profile as Featured Researcher. Whether it's a university level teacher, academic, or graduate student, the Council wants to highlight people who are advancing research centered on topics and issues in physical and health education.
Do you know a PHE Canada Research Council member whose professional ideals and service strengthen the physical and health education sector? Whose research and writing drives change forward? Who has commitment and dedication to the field?
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Featured Researcher
Dr. Lisa M. Taylor (PhD) is a contract faculty member in the Faculty of Health, Community, and Education at Mount Royal University. Lisa is also a former K–12 teacher in Alberta, serving nine years as a physical and health education specialist with the Calgary Board of Education. Lisa’s teaching and research are fueled by a passion for well-being, dedication to community, and commitment to inclusive education. Dr. Taylor’s research centers on understanding the health and wellness of those in schools from K–12 to post-secondary contexts; this work involves exploring the experiences of in-service teachers, post-secondary students, a systems approach to health promotion in education, and advocating for inclusion within health promotion approaches.
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Past Featured Researcher Profiles