Research Discipline/Bio
Katrina is currently a doctoral candidate in the Social-Organizational Psychology program at Columbia University. As a PhD candidate, Katrina conducts mixed-method research focusing on the impact of organizational culture in high-performance environments. She often works at the intersection of organizational psychology and sport, but has worked within the medical and military fields as well. Her research has been presented nationally and internationally, including at the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland. Prior to pursuing graduate studies, she was a professional athlete on the Canadian Women’s National Water Polo team, assisting Canada in reaching the podium at six major international events, including World Championships, Pan American Games, Commonwealth Games and World League. Following her retirement from team Canada, she completed a MA in Counselling Psychology at McGill University and worked as a clinical counsellor in her hometown, Montreal, Canada.
Educational Background
- Master of Arts, Social-Organizational Psychology, TC, Columbia University, 2021
- Master of Arts, Counselling Psychology, McGill University, 2019
- Bachelor of Arts, Major Sociology, Minor Psychology, Concordia University, 2017
Honors/Awards
- Blackman and Dinnerstein Scholarship Award, TC, Columbia University, 2023 - 2025
- Provost Grant for Conference Presentations and Professional Development, TC, Columbia University, 2023
- John F. Lemieux Young Alumni Medal, Concordia University, 2023
- Joan Nelson Study Abroad Scholarship Recipient, Golden Key Honour Society, 2019
- Wilfrid- Éthier Merit Award, Order of Counsellors of Quebec, 2018
Publications/Exhibitions
Monton, K., Broomes, A. M., Brassard, S., & Hewlin, P. (2022). The Role of Sport-Life Balance and Well-Being on Athletic Performance. Canadian Journal of Career Development, 21(1), 101-10.https://cjcdrcdc.ceric.ca/index.php/cjcd/article/view/330/374
Last Updated: Feb 10, 2025