Dr. Patrick Iroegbu

Instructor

Biography

Patrick is a medical, social and cultural anthropologist. He is a community leader with strong intercultural aptitudes. He lived and studied in Europe before immigrating to Canada in 2001. Since 2002, Patrick has been a member of the Edmonton Multicultural Coalition Forum for Health and Well-being. He is a co-founder of an immigrant men’s group which contributes to the integration of immigrant men into Canadian society through open discussions on challenges and barriers. Read More..Patrick is the award nomination director for the Nigeria Association in Alberta (NAA); he is the vice president of Igbo Cultural Association of Edmonton (ICAE) and is really interested in social and cultural problems occurring in the immigrant and ethnic communities. Dr. Patrick Iroegbu has several university diplomas and has been an Anthropology teacher at Grant MacEwan College in Edmonton since 2002. He speaks English, French, Igbo and Flemish. Patrick is an edited author; his work consists of articles on HIV-AIDS. Dr. Patrick Iroegbu is interested in research on the health care system, on inter-ethnic problems, cultures and development.

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