My name is Oliver Cheek (he/him). I am a PhD candidate at the University of Windsor, working under the supervision of Dr. Ménard. My research interests include improving the health and wellness of sexual and gender minorities, with a specific interest in transgender populations. My past research experience involved completing an honours thesis on how individuals categorize gender and helping with various 2SLGBTQIA+ centred projects as a research assistant. Outside of research, I like to connect with friends, hike, camp, bake, read graphic novels, and draw.

My name is Morgan Sterling, and I am an Adult Clinical Psychology PhD candidate at the University of Windsor working with the wonderful Dr. Ménard. My research interests focus on sexual and reproductive health and wellness. Previously, I have worked on research involving mindfulness and sexual/genital arousal at Queen’s University as well as mood and anxiety disorders in pregnant populations at Sunnybrook Hospital. Outside of the lab I am a cat mom to Oscar the rescue tabby, a cinephile, and a big fan of contemporary art and museums.

My name is Giancarlo Savoni, and I am in my final year of the Honours Thesis program in psychology at the University of Windsor. I have been working with Dr. Ménard on my thesis regarding HIV resilience factors in gay men, along with researching the impacts of queer vs. non-queer sports leagues on LGBTQ+ athletes. Outside of the lab, you will probably find me sitting at my piano practicing classical and contemporary music pieces. 

My name is Nick Armstrong and I am an Adult Clinical Psychology Master's student. I have a variety of research interests, including sexual health and wellness in LGBTQ+ groups. My undergraduate thesis focused on the impact of COVID-19 restrictions on transitions to university. Other previous research experience has involved resilience and wellbeing in both LGBTQ+ and non-LGBTQ+ groups.  In my spare time, I partake in various hobbies but my dog gets most of my attention.