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About the team
About Sam Schneider
Sam (he/him) is a 4th year undergrad at Western University, where he is currently studying Sociocultural Anthropology. He enjoys both playing and listening to music, being outdoors, reading, and writing.
Sam is currently doing a summer internship at Western University's Undergraduate Summer Research Internship (USRI), where he is studying accessibility on campus under Dr. Kim Clark and Dr. Andrew Walsh. Accessibility in post-secondary education is something that Sam is particularly interested in, since he has ADHD and dyslexia.
About me
About Anika Sebudde
Anika (she/her) is a fourth year undergraduate student at Western University pursuing an honours double major in Environment and Health Geography and Sociocultural Anthropology. She is passionate about learning about environmental protection and various social issues.
Anika is currently a part of Western University’s Undergraduate Student Research Internship (USRI), where she is employed as an intern conducting anthropological research on disabled students’ experience at Western University under the supervision of Dr. Kim Clark and Dr. Andrew Walsh.
Anika is currently a part of Western University’s Undergraduate Student Research Internship (USRI), where she is employed as an intern conducting anthropological research on disabled students’ experience at Western University under the supervision of Dr. Kim Clark and Dr. Andrew Walsh.
About me
About Kate mahoney
Kate (she/her) is a Laurentian University graduate with a BScN. She has worked in various healthcare environments as a Registered Nurse for eight years and has been accepted to the fall Anthropology M.A. at Western University. Her thesis interest is an Institutional Ethnography from the Nurses' perspective.
She aims to broaden her research understanding from the nursing scope, investigating how elements of ruling relations and stressors are affecting the current nursing crisis. She has taken part of Western University's Undergraduate Research Internship conducting research alongside Sam and Anika, as well as Dr. Kim Clark and Dr. Andrew Walsh.
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