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Tristan BaecklundLaboratory Demonstrator (Graduate) My time at Trent began with completing a B.Sc.F.S (Hons) where I developed an avid interest for wildlife genetics. This led me to complete my Ph.D. under the supervision of Dr. Kyle, investigating signatures of selection associated with disease among fox and bat host species. As the graduate demonstrator, you can find me supporting the Advanced DNA Typing (5010), Complex Crime Scene Analysis (5040), and any other M.Sc.F.S. courses with laboratory components. Let me know if there is anything I can help you with! |
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Sumiko PolaccoForensic Law Teaching Assistant I received both my B.Sc. (Hons) in Forensic Science and in M.Sc. in Environmental and Life Sciences from Trent University. During this time, I was apart of the Illes, Wilson, and Stotesbury research groups where we focused on developing forensic blood substitute materials for educational and commercial applications. I have held teaching roles with the Forensic Science Department since 2016. I am also involved with the Forensic Science enrichment and summer camps, and sit on the Education and Informatics Committee for the Canadian Society of Forensic Science. I am pleased to continue my Trent experience as Teaching Support for the undergraduate law courses (FRSC 1100, 2100, 3110, 4312; BScFS).
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Yumi PedoeAcademic Administrative Assistant |
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Karen McQuade SmithPlacement Coordinator As the Placement Coordinator I am responsible for coordinating the experiential learning that happens outside of regular class hours and off campus. I work with undergraduate and graduate students in the department to help them explore different career options and find networking and placement opportunities. I am always interested in growing my network and exploring new partnerships so please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
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