Peggy Assinck

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The role of myelination after spinal cord injury
Faculty of Medicine
Doctor of Philosophy in Neuroscience (PhD)
Wolfram Tetzlaff
Peterborough
Canada
Four Year Doctoral Fellowship (4YF)
Rick Hansen Man In Motion Fellowship
 
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Why did you decide to pursue a graduate degree?

I was interested in contributing to our understanding of injury and repair mechanisms.

Why did you decide to study at UBC?

Studying at UBC offered a great opportunity to study neuroscience from some of the top researchers in the field and a great training environment at the International Collaboration of Repair Discoveries (ICORD).

What was the best surprise about UBC or life in Vancouver?

I love living in Vancouver, and I am so glad I took the chance and moved out west.

What do you like to do for fun or relaxation?

I play on the Canadian Women's National Sledge Hockey Team.

 
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