PhD student Lisa Plant hopes to fill a gap in the treatment of acne sufferers—the psychological component.
PhD student Lisa Plant hopes to fill a gap in the treatment of acne sufferers—the psychological component.
From left to right: Applied social psychology doctoral candidates, Twiladawn Stonefish , Ashlyne O'Neil and Joan Craig were enlisted by the Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario to survey provincial colleges for the study, The Recruitment of Underrepresented Groups at Ontario Colleges: A Survey of Current Practices.
Three applied social psychology doctoral candidates’ study says Ontario colleges can better recruit and retain underrepresented groups
Psychology and Women’s Studies professor Charlene Senn spent the past 10 years developing, revising and testing a sexual assault resistance education program.
A new University of Windsor-led study published today in the New England Journal of Medicine suggests that sexual assault resistance training works.
Students pet Maya, the friendly dog of Therapeutic Paws of Canada.
Students spend a day with the friendly dogs of the Therapeutic Paws of Canada. Take part on April 9, from noon to 1:30 p.m.
Five-year-old Gabby Lalonde receives treatment from behavioural therapist Erin Prince.
UWindsor faculty and students help to secure the success of the Summit Centre for Preschool Children with Autism.
The Light It Up Blue charity dinner, April 2, will benefit the Summit Centre for Preschool Children.
The Light It Up Blue charity dinner, April 2, will benefit the Summit Centre for Preschool Children.
As proof of the quality of their training, every doctoral student in psychology landed an internship in the first round of matching.
Students, faculty and staff of the House on Sunset turn out to welcome UWindsor president Alan Wildeman.
The Psychological Services and Research Centre’s House on Sunset recently played host to UWindsor president Alan Wildeman.
Psychology professors Christopher Abeare, Alan Scoboria and Lori Buchanan received a $75,000 grant for a machine that measures brain activity.
Psychology professors Christopher Abeare, Alan Scoboria and Lori Buchanan received a $75,000 grant for a machine that measures brain activity.
A workshop Thursday introduced meditation techniques to more than 30 UWindsor employees.
