Christiana MacDougall

Christiana MacDougall is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at Mount Allison University and Director of the Health Studies program. Her research focuses on reproductive justice, midwifery, maternal health, and student mental health, integrating feminist methodologies. She holds affiliate roles in Women's and Gender Studies.

Her work explores childbirth experiences, midwifery professionalization, and campus wellness initiatives. Recent studies address out-of-hospital births, cannabis use among students, and mental health interventions for postsecondary populations.

Publications analyze healthcare access, patient-provider dynamics in midwifery, and systemic responses to childbirth distress. While no specific awards are listed, her research contributes to policy discussions on reproductive health equity and student wellbeing.

Dr. MacDougall teaches courses at the intersection of sociology and healthcare studies, and her work engages interdisciplinary collaborations between social sciences and clinical practice. Her office hours are booked via Calendly, and she maintains an active presence in New Brunswick healthcare policy dialogues.