Kathryn Woodcock

Dr. Woodcock's research interests include the application of human factors to occupational and public safety issues, and to accessibility. She has particular interest in human error/human performance, and in amusement ride safety.

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Dr. Woodcock is a registered Professional Engineer and Canadian Certified Professional Ergonomist with degrees from University of Waterloo and University of Toronto, a member of national and international professional societies in ergonomics and has presented many papers in the field.

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Dr. Woodcock is active in both internal and external service, and served on the provincial Accessibility Standards Advisory Council for the Access to Ontarians with Disabilities Act from 2005 - 2009. She received the Ontario Medal for Good Citizenship in 1993.

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University of Toronto Press published her book on deafness in 2000. She was the first deaf woman to earn a PhD in Engineering, and in 1990, became the first deaf president of The Canadian Hearing Society at its 50th annual meeting.

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