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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! |
 | Sarah JessupForensic Law Teaching Assistant Sarah has a master’s degree in Canadian studies & Indigenous Studies, a bachelor’s degree in Anthropology, and a Paralegal diploma. She is currently finishing up her PhD in Canadian Studies where she examines law and policy related to bullying, harassment, and violence in the Canadian healthcare system. Sarah has a passion for learning and education and enjoys working with students to pursue their educational interests and goals. As teaching support in the Forensic Science department, Sarah supports student learning in each year of the program in such courses as Introduction to Canadian Justice, Criminal Code, Criminology in Forensics, Presentation of Expert Evidence, among others. When she is not teaching and doing research, Sarah enjoys spending time with her family and reading fiction. |
Sylvie JohnstonAcademic Administrative Assistant |