Research Assistant
Jeremy is a Research Assistant in the Population health analytics lab. Having received his BA Psychology from the University of British Columbia (UBC) in 2016, he continues to expand his research methods and statistics training through self-directed learning and practice. Before engaging with public health, Jeremy worked and volunteered in top UBC psychology labs, and subsequently worked in outdoor and science education settings. Currently, Jeremy is working to understand the relationship between homicide victimization and a variety of social conditions in Ontario, including the geographic, demographic and socioeconomic distribution of lethal violence.