Rose C. B. Singh

Rose C. B. Singh is a PhD candidate at Memorial University and a sessional lecturer at Dalhousie University, where she teaches courses on critical approaches to theory, practice, and policy in social work. She is affiliated with the CARES Lab as a research assistant and holds over two decades of experience as a practicing social worker.

Education:

• Bachelor of Social Work (BSW), Nunavut Cohort
• Master of Social Work (MSW)
• Doctoral Program in Social Work (PhD) at Memorial University

Research Interests: Rose focuses on critical social work education, disability justice, mental health/substance use, online learning strategies, and ethical integration of emerging technologies in social work practice. Her work emphasizes intersectional approaches to social and disability justice.

Awards:

• SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship (2023-2024)
• Memorial University Dean’s Excellence Award (2023-2024)
• Peter Mackey Memorial Graduate Scholarship (2022)
• Olivia Lewis and Michael Lonardo Graduate Scholarship (2022-2024)
• Graduate Students’ Union Award for Excellence in Research (2024)
• ADEIL Evan Smith Research Award (2024)

Grants and Advising: Her SSHRC Doctoral Fellowship and institutional scholarships support her research. Advising and supervision details are not explicitly listed, but her teaching and research roles suggest mentorship of students in social work and online pedagogy.

Labs/Teams: Affiliated with the CARES Lab at Memorial University, focusing on research bridging social work education, technology, and justice-oriented practice.