Denzel Lodge
Researcher @The Reach Alliance
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WORK HISTORY
Researcher @The Reach Alliance
Toronto, ON, CA
Selected as one of a small cohort of student researchers for the Reach Alliance — a global research and leadership initiative based at the University of Toronto that investigates how to deliver critical services to hard-to-reach populations.Faculty Mentor: Dr. Rebecca Hancock‑Howard (PhD)- Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team of student researchers and faculty mentors to conduct field-based, impact-oriented research- Investigate barriers and innovative strategies to delivering services (e.g, health, education, financial inclusion) in underserved and marginalized communities- Engage with international partners, stakeholders, and practitioners to translate research insights into actionable policy and practice- Build leadership, field research, and knowledge translation skills through an intensive training and mentorship program.
EDUCATION
University of Toronto
Honours Bachelor of Science (HBSc.), with High Distinction , Life Sciences
Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto
Master of Public Health (MPH), Epidemiology
ABOUT DENZEL LODGE
Denzel Lodge (he/him) Researcher | Epidemiology Student | Global Health Advocate EducationI am currently completing an MPH in Epidemiology with a specialization in Global Health at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto. My training has equipped me with the tools to navigate both clinical and population-level research, with a strong grounding in methods, equity, and policy.🧪 Working ExperienceI’ve worked across leading academic institutions, including- Reach Alliance, University of Toronto- Centre for Global Health, Dalla Lana School of Public Health- 🧑 Canadian Black Scientists Network, University of Toronto- Toronto General Hospital, University Health Network My work spans chronic disease research, infectious disease modelling, and healthcare system economic evaluations—always through a lens that centers people and communities. What Drives MeI’m passionate about the full research cycle—from idea generation, data collection, and analysis, to translating results into policy and action. I believe good research should move beyond the academic sphere and lead to real, measurable improvements in health systems and equity. Big Picture ThinkingWhether working with chronic diseases or emerging infectious threats, I aim to connect data with decision-making, bridging clinical research, modelling, and public policy to improve population health outcomes globally.
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