Erika Kustra has won the Distinguished Educational Developer Career Award from the Educational Developers Caucus.
Erika Kustra has won the Distinguished Educational Developer Career Award from the Educational Developers Caucus.
Master’s student Iulia Niculescu is studying how our moods affect what’s called prospective memory — the ability to remember and carry out in the future an intention formed in the past.
Why do we forget to do things? Master’s student Iulia Niculescu is studying how our moods affect prospective memory.
Disregarding pandemic protocols may be driven in part by an excitement-seeking, breaking-rules-in-the-moment-for-fun type of rebelliousness.
UWindsor neuropsychologist Kristoffer Romero is developing a cognitive assessment that can be used online, making these tests more accessible to aging Canadians.
An event Friday, Dec. 3, will share information on local health research activities.
A study on the transition to adulthood with type 1 diabetes is seeking participants for a survey and interview.
In a recent article published in The Conversation, doctoral candidate Nawal Mustafa stresses the importance of culturally sound therapy for South Asian communities.
Neuropsychology PhD student Nawal Mustafa stresses the importance of culturally sound therapy for South Asian communities.
UWindsor psychology student Jasmine Kobrosli has received a $5,000 scholarship from Crohn’s and Colitis Canada.
A $5,000 scholarship from Crohn’s and Colitis Canada will enable UWindsor student Jasmine Kobrosli further her work examining the psychological effects of inflammatory bowel disease.
Kobrosli, entering her fourth year of undergraduate study, has lived experience with IBD: she was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis in 2013 and Crohn’s disease in 2018.
UWindsor staff, faculty, and students are sought for a survey intended to inform effective campus health messaging.
UWindsor staff, faculty, and students are sought for a survey intended to inform effective campus health messaging.
Professor Lance Rappaport led one of Canada's first studies on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health of children.
A study led by UWindsor researchers is one of the first on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health of children in Canada.
