Mary Wiktorowicz is a Professor of Global Health Governance and Policy in the Faculty of Health. Her research focuses on global governance frameworks for infectious diseases, antimicrobial resistance, and pandemic prevention, particularly wildlife trade regulation. As Co-Principal Investigator on CIHR-funded projects, she contributes to the Global One Health Network and evaluates global health policies impacting women, children, and Indigenous communities. In mental health, she has analyzed the exclusion of community-based care from Canadian medicare and studied governance models for mental health and addiction services. She has advised various Canadian health agencies and legislative bodies. As former Associate Dean and Chair of the School of Health Policy and Management, she helped launch the Dahdaleh Institute for Global Health Research and develop multiple health programs, including the PhD in Health Policy and Equity. She currently chairs the committee developing the PhD in Global Health and is active in graduate education and global health leadership.