Shenika McFarlane-Morris holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Geography from the University of Western Ontario and degrees (also in Geography) from the University of the West Indies, Mona. She has approximately 12 years of experience working as an Educator in the disciplines of Geography and Research Methods at the tertiary level. She currently serves as the Coordinator for the Geography and Social Studies programme in the School of Education and assists with the coordination of the Research Methods course. She also serves on the Education for Sustainable Development Working Committee for the School and the Professional Development Committee for the Mixed Methods International Research Association- Caribbean Chapter. She has been an invited reviewer for international journals such as the Professional Geographer, African Geographical Review and Fienna International Journal of Geography. She is a certified trainer and has conducted numerous Research workshops and seminars for Educators island wide.
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