A research project led by education professor Lindsey Jaber is recruiting 18- to 24-year-olds to take a survey about how the pandemic has affected them and their mental health.
Parents can rest and rejuvenate without getting away this March Break, write Kimberly Hillier and Lindsey Jaber in an article published this week in The Conversation. Photo by August de Richelieu from Pexels.
Hyper-productivity may be a response to trauma in women academics, a team of UWindsor researchers say. The team, comprised of Lindsey Jaber, Kimberly Hillier, and Salsabel Almanssori, is launching a study into the topic and are looking for participants.
Open Learning Digital Fluency Fellows will build local strategic capacity for humanizing online learning experiences. Graphic by Giulia Forsythe.
Lindsey Jaber used a mix of approaches to teaching educational psychology to teacher candidates.
In a more environmentally-conscious world, public transportation is growing in importance. But is it growing in gender equity?
Lindsey Jaber, assistant professor in educational psychology, seeks to find out.
She invites emerging researchers to apply for a post-doctoral fellowship on her project “Transit Gender Sunshine List,” an assessment of the representation of women as CEOs and directors of Canadian transit systems.
