Dr. Hunter Taylor - Research Fellow

Dr. Hunter Taylor completed his undergraduate degree in British, European and Chinese History at the University of Toronto and his graduate studies at Oxford University in the UK with an M Phil in Modern British history, focusing upon public health and social welfare policy and a D Phil in the history of science and medicine where his thesis addressed the relationship between medicine, evolutionary biology and public health as it related to military fitness prior to the First World War. He has over fifteen years of teaching experience having developed courses on the Second World War and the Vietnam War for Molloy University and is currently a faculty advisor for the Global Counter Terrorism Institute where he has been working on emergency preparation in response to natural disasters, pandemic and terrorist events.