Updated: Mon, 02/17/2025 - 09:58

For Feb.17, due to the storm, McGill teaching and work must be done remotely. Classes that cannot be done remotely will be cancelled. Labs and evaluations will be rescheduled, as appropriate. Only the McLennan Library is open for study (see hours). All other libraries are closed for the day.


Pour le 17 février, en raison de la tempête, l'enseignement et le travail à McGill doivent être effectués à distance. Les cours qui ne peuvent être effectués à distance seront annulés. Les laboratoires et les évaluations seront reportés, en fonction des besoins. Seule la bibliothèque McLennan est ouverte pour l'étude (voir horaires). Toutes les autres bibliothèques sont fermées pour la journée.

Andraea Van Hulst

Andrea Van Hulst, RN, PhD
Assistant Professor

680 Sherbrooke Street West
Montreal, QC, H3A 2M7
Office: 1812
andraea.vanhulst [at] mcgill.ca | 514-398-3476

Andraea van Hulst is an assistant professor at McGill University’s Ingram School of Nursing. She has extensive training and experience in population-based research on chronic diseases and associated lifestyle behaviours in children and adolescents and has an expertise in study design, statistical analysis, and data synthesis. Prof. van Hulst completed her nursing degree at McGill University and a PhD in public health at the University of Montreal. She is the recipient of several awards, notably the 4th ICPC/HSFC/CCS Fellowship in Preventive Cardiology award and the CCHCSP Rising Researcher award.

Areas of Interest

  • Public health
  • Epidemiology
  • Pediatrics
  • Obesity
  • Diabetes and pre-diabetes
  • Cardiovascular disease
  • Lifestyle habits
  • Social determinants of health
  • Neighbourhoods and health

Current Research

Dr. van Hulst is part of several CIHR-funded collaborative research efforts. Her research focuses on identifying modifiable risk factors for obesity and its cardiovascular and metabolic consequences in pediatric populations. Based on a multi-level approach, findings from her research inform disease prevention and health promotion strategies, both through public health interventions and through clinical practice.

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