Nine strong competitors from across SFU competed virtually in this year's Three Minute Thesis Competition. The nine videos were judged by a distiguished panel of judges that included:

• Dugan O'Neil - Vice President, Research and International (pro tem)
• Roxanne Panchasi - Associate Dean/Academic Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies
• Diana Hunter - President of the Postdoctoral Association
  

1500 people participate in voting for this year's People's Choice winner. The winner will be moving on tho compete at the 3MT Regional Competition.

First Place Winner

• Elana Varner, Biological Sciences doctoral student: A bumblebee nest-site roadmap: The saving grace of of mouse pee?

Second Place Winner

• Milad Parpouchi, Health Sciences PhD student: Housing First

People's Choice Winner

• Kady Tishyadhigama, Health Sciences PhD student: Stop the Spread

Additional competitors included:

• Benjamin Aloi, School of Public Policy MPP student: Enhancing Consumer Choice and Competition in American Beer Markets: An Analysis of Vertical Restraints on Craft Brewer Entry and Growth
• Tania Bakas, Education Master's student: Lived Experiences of Perpetrators of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda who have Engaged in Action-Based Psychosocial Reconciliation
• Kari Gustafson, Educational Theory and Practice Philosophy of Education PhD student: All kinds of orcs: Roleplaying games and collaborative, emergent storytelling
• Corinne Henderson, Political Science Master's student, Tones and topics: the role of gender and race in the media coverage of political candidate
• Emma Jones, Archaeology Master's student: Repossessing the Past: Chinook Archaeological Heritage and Stewardship at Tansy Point, Oregon
• Aaron Thien, Biological Sciences Master's student: How to Kill a Monster