Dr. Alexander Crizzle

My research interests are within the field of gerontology and transportation. This includes, but is not restricted too, fitness to drive, clinical assessments, driving interventions and rehabilitation (driving simulation, VR), driver training, public transportation, pedestrian safety and urban planning (microsimulations). Additionally, I have a program of research concerning the health and wellness of long-haul truck drivers. As driving impacts everyone, I have worked with young drivers, older drivers, and those with Parkinson’s disease and other neurodegenerative/neurological diseases (e.g. dementia, stroke, TBI, epilepsy). While not my primary focus, as a program evaluator, I am also involved in projects related to mental health and addictions, as well as projects with Indigenous populations.

For more information on Dr. Crizzle’s lab, please visit https://researchers.usask.ca/alexander-crizzle/

• PUBH 804 - Foundations
• PUBH 840 - Capstone
• PUBH 807 - Health Program Planning and Evaluation
• PUBH 990 – Seminar in Public Health