Jocelyn Waghorn is undertaking a Master of Science in Rehabilitation Research at Dalhousie University and has recently become a member of the IMPACTS Lab team. She is co-supervised by Dr. Myles O’Brien (Université de Sherbrooke) and Dr. Rebecca Moyer (Dalhousie University). With a background in kinesiology and an Honours BScK from Dalhousie, Jocelyn’s research interests span cardiovascular health, physical activity, and the complexities of chronic conditions like osteoarthritis. Her thesis, » Influence of Health Factors on the Relation Between Frailty and Knee Osteoarthritis », explores the longitudinal relationship between frailty, the incidence of knee osteoarthritis, and physical function. She aims to assess how specific health factors such as physical activity, nutrition, and social engagement, may influence this connection. Outside of her academic work, Jocelyn enjoys hiking and discovering new places and activities across New Brunswick. She also puts her kinesiology training into practice by volunteering as an athletic trainer with local basketball teams—a role she’s proudly held for several years.