Kiran Jhajj

Kiran Jhajj

BSc

Biography:
I’m Kiranjot from Prince George, BC and I just finished my BSc Honours in Psychology at the University of Northern British Columbia. Currently, I am an MSc student in the UNBC Psychology program. My research interests include female behavioural neuroendocrinology, specifically looking at the effects of ovarian hormones on learning. I am also passionate about advocating for mental health and learning about feminist and clinical psychology.

Research areas of interest:

female behavioural neuroendocrinology, specifically looking at the effects of ovarian hormones on learning. I am also passionate about advocating for mental health and learning about feminist and clinical psychology

Research Themes:

Reproductive Infectious Diseases

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