Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Pamela Beach	Education	The Conversation: Especially after COVID-19, Canadians need better financial literacy and teachers can help In her co-written op-ed, Dr. Beach says the ability for people to recover financially from the pandemic may depend on their level of financial literacy.
Troy Day	Arts and Science Mathematics and Statistics	CKWS/Global Kingston: A mathematician at Queen’s University shares his insight on the pandemic Dr. Day speaks to state of the COVID-19 pandemic in Ontario and what lies ahead.
Evans, Gerald	School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Medicine Division of Infectious Diseases Pathology and Molecular Medicine	The Tyee: How BC Led the Way in Saving Lives by Spacing Vaccine Doses Longer Dr. Evans talks about the delayed COVID-19 dose strategy in Canada.
Gail Henderson	Law	The Conversation: Especially after COVID-19, Canadians need better financial literacy and teachers can help In her co-written op-ed. Prof. Henderson says how Canadians financially recover from the pandemic depends on their level of financial literacy.
Christian Leuprecht	Arts and Science Political Studies Smith School of Business School of Policy Studies	Canadian Press : RCMP under scrutiny one year after mass killing that left 22 dead in Nova Scotia CHML 900 (Hamilton radio): The Bill Kelly Show Dr. Leuprecht says the shear complexity of the mass shooting in Nova Scotia case is a complicating factor in how it was handled by the RCMP, as it involves 435 witnesses and 16 crime scenes. He also says a new survey suggests Canadians aren't very confident in the Canadian military's ability to change its workplace culture following reports of sexual misconduct and discrimination within the forces.
McGarry, John	Arts and Science Political Studies	Globe and Mail: The loyalists of Northern Ireland have been let down by their leaders In his opinion piece, Dr. McGarry says Brexit is the main reason for the current unrest in Northern Ireland.
Jana Raver	Arts and Science Psychology Smith School of Business	Soo Today: Why employees hesitate to speak up at work — and how to encourage them In her co-written op-ed originally published in The Conversation, Dr. Raver explains why employees are often reluctant to speak up at work.

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