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Denise Gardner

Professor

Faculty of Health Sciences & Wellness

MSc, MEd

Overview

Denise earned a Master of Science degree in Neuroscience from Western University, where she investigated properties of ankle joint dynamics and hypertonicity in individuals with spinal cord injury. Prior to that, Denise obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo, enhancing her understanding of human movement and physical activity. Denise's commitment to professional development is evident through her professional designation as an OCT (Ontario Certified Teacher), complemented by her additional qualifications in Special Education. Since 2006 Denise has dedicated herself to Humber College, where she has served in three distinguished positions including Professor, Director of Professional Development in the Centre for Teaching & Learning and Acting Associate Dean. Denise's commitment to excellence in teaching has garnered her the distinguished accolade of being named a Council of 3M National Teaching & Learning Fellow. This recognition is bestowed upon a select group of educators across Canada who exhibit exemplary dedication to advancing the art and science of teaching, professional mentorship as well as promoting innovative learning practices.

Research