Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Ellis, Anne	Health Sciences School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Medicine Division of Allergy and Immunology	CKWS TV: Local study finds link between air fresheners and respiratory problems Dr. Ellis says air fresheners can actually trigger allergies in young children. She also appeared on CBC's Ontario Morning.
Johnson, Kate		Globe and Mail: A newly-launched program helps students with financial literacy. Chaplain Johnson says she helps students get a handle on their money.
Knutsen, Erik	Law	CBC Radio: Provincial legislation passed last year brings down auto insurance costs for consumers Professor Knutsen discusses the reduction in catastrophic and non-catastrophic injury.
von Hlatky, Stefanie	Arts and Science Political Studies School of Policy Studies Centre for International and Defence Policy	Policy Opinions: Trump’s impulsive missile strikes against Syria have changed nothing and could ultimately prove counterproductive Dr. Von Hlatky says in her op-ed the military strikes were futile, the reaction of a president who has not planned his next move.
Wong, Kenneth	Smith School of Business	National Post: Brand experts say the damage has been done to United Airlines Professor Wong says United has failed on every level to follow the basic principles of crisis public relations.

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