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Margaret Secord-Gilbert

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Assistant Professor (Part-Time)Psychiatry & Behavioural NeurosciencesMcMaster University

Margaret Secord-Gilbert

Assistant Professor (Part-Time)

Psychiatry & Behavioural Neurosciences

Faculty of Health Sciences

McMaster University

Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

In this role since 2014

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Adjunct, part-time and visiting faculty usually co-supervise alongside a core faculty member.
Teaches 1 graduate course, most recently in 2026.
No publications on record.

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secordm@mcmaster.ca

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Courses taught

Independent Study I
GLOBHTH 715 · last taught 2026
Graduate
Inquiry I: Introduction
HTHSCI 1E06B · last taught 2026
Undergraduate
Praxis Pathways 1
HTHSCI 1X01B · last taught 2026
Undergraduate
CHS Learning Modules
HTHSCI 2CH3B · last taught 2026
Undergraduate
CHS Learning Modules
HTHSCI 2CH3S · last taught 2026
Undergraduate
CHS Inquiry Fundamentals
HTHSCI 2CH6B · last taught 2026
Undergraduate
CHS Inquiry Fundamentals
HTHSCI 2CH6S · last taught 2026
Undergraduate
Praxis Pathways 2
HTHSCI 2X03B · last taught 2026
Undergraduate
CHS Research Practicum
HTHSCI 3CH6B · last taught 2026
Undergraduate
CHS Inquiry Intermediate
HTHSCI 3CH9B · last taught 2026
Undergraduate

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