Postdoctoral Fellows

Who are Postdoctoral Fellows? 

Postdoctoral fellows, commonly known as postdocs, professionally conduct research after the completion of their doctoral studies. Postdocs must have recently (normally within five years) been awarded a PhD or equivalent degree. 

As a postdoctoral fellow, you will be an essential member of the University and its partner institutions by working with faculty, conducting research, and engaging with graduate students.

Learn more about postdoctoral fellowships

Postdoctoral Fellows at the Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education​​

NameFaculty SupervisorEmail 
Alexander BoytarAmy Kirkhamalex.boytar@utoronto.ca
Molly Brillinger Joseph Bakermolly.brillinger@mail.utoronto.ca
Rebecca Christensen Amy Kirkhamr.christensen@mail.utoronto.ca
Eke AbimbolaKatherine Tamminenabimbola.eke@utoronto.ca
Michael JorgensenCatherine Sabiston mike.jorgensen@utoronto.ca
Kristie Wai-Yan LiuTimothy Burkhartkristie.liu@mail.utoronto.ca
El Zahraa Majed Catherine Sabiston elzahraa.majed@utoronto.ca
Katelyn MitchellMichael Hutchison katelyn.mitchell@utoronto.ca
Shruti PateliaJoseph Bakershruti.patelia@utoronto.ca
Chelsi RickettsCatherine Sabistonchelsi.ricketts@utoronto.ca
Kerri Anne ScherbinskyAmy Kirkhamkerri.scherbinsky@utoronto.ca
Delaney ThibodeauCatherine Sabistondelaney.thibodeau@mail.utoronto.ca
Madison F. VaniTimothy Welsh eni.aminu@mail.utoronto.ca
Mai WagehJenna Gillenmai.wageh@utoronto.ca
Erin WilsonGretchen Kerrerin.willson@utoronto.ca
Hui XiaoLinda Trinh hui.xiao@utoronto.ca

Postdoc Resources

The following resources are available to support KPE postdoctoral fellows through funding and professional learning opportunities, including fellowship programs, research development supports, workshops, and seminars. KPE also offers community-building and networking opportunities that foster collaboration, mentorship, and engagement across the faculty and the broader University of Toronto:

Have questions about becoming a postdoc at the Faculty of Kinesiology and Physical Education?

Please email the Office of the Associate Dean, Research.