Selina Quibrantar is a Research Assistant at the Global Health and Innovation Lab. She holds a Bachelor’s in Human Biology and Population Health and a Master’s in Nutritional Sciences. Her work focuses on global and community health, experiential education, and qualitative research. At the Lab, Selina leads and supports studies on student engagement, Global Classrooms   and partnerships with national and international stakeholders on global health projects. She conducts community-based research exploring food insecurity, its social determinants, and its impact on health equity and supports the Harvest Bucks program in London Ontario. Her work emphasizes inclusive, participatory approaches to research and program development. Selina’s contributions to work-integrated learning and community-engaged research have been recognized by Work-Integrated Learning Canada and Work-Integrated Learning Ontario.