Kathryn MacKay

Kathryn MacKay is an early-career academic specializing in Bioethics with a strong background in research and teaching within higher education institutions.

She holds a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in Bioethics from the University of Birmingham and has also pursued a Master of Arts (MA) in Philosophy with a specialization in Bioethics from McGill University.

Kathryn has a diverse educational background that includes studies in Certified Sommelier, focusing on wine consumption and production at the Guild of Sommeliers in the Americas, highlighting her range of interests and expertise.

With experience as a Lecturer at distinguished institutions like the University of Sydney and Lancaster University, Kathryn has demonstrated a keen interest in academia, policy analysis, public speaking, writing and publication, and grant writing.

Her professional journey includes roles such as Teaching Associate in Ethics at the University of Birmingham, Research Analyst in Health Promotion at the Ontario Medical Association, and Research Consultant at McGill University.

Additionally, Kathryn has engaged in internships at notable organizations like the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, showcasing her commitment to ethical issues and human rights advocacy.

Apart from academia, Kathryn has also shared her knowledge as an Instructor of Bioethics at the Johns Hopkins University Centre for Talented Youth and served as the PGSS Health Commissioner at McGill University, highlighting her multipotentialite nature and dedication to various causes.