Confederation College and City of Thunder Bay showcase student research projects

City says this collaboration engages students to look at 'real issues' and apply their results to municipal planning.

THUNDER BAY — Students from Confederation College’s post-graduate Health Informatics program showcased their capstone research projects on Thursday.

The projects focused on collecting data on health indicators relating to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals , which the UN lists within the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. “The innovative and analytical skills of our students in this project are outstanding,” said Christina Foresto, a health informatics professor and program coordinator.

At the event, students also networked and fielded questions from other students and faculty before inviting questions from city representatives and community partners.

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