Faculty of Arts and Science professor Christopher Bowie is the first Queen’s University researcher to receive the Dr. Samarthji Lal Award, an annual award of $25,000 that is given to a researcher who is making an outstanding contribution in the field of mental health.
ALUMNI SUCCESS SERIES - Recently Queen’s Psychology alumnus Dr. Michael Seto along with colleague Elizabeth Letourneau and their respective teams, received a US$10.3 million grant from the Oak Foundation for a five year program of work to translate knowledge to action in child sexual abuse perpetration prevention.
Due to physical distancing regulations surrounding COVID-19, Caitlin Atkinson, MSc has had to shift the methods of her study. To do this, Caitlin and her team of researchers in The Early Experience Lab are now collecting data from participants through PowerPoint over Zoom.
PSYC 400 QTBIPOC students Rahul Patel, Grace Okusanya, Joseph Oladimeji, and Sarah Cho were tasked with creating a presentation on how to ‘Decolonize the
Classroom’. They then collaborated on a Student Academic Success Services (SASS) blog to extend their work beyond their classroom assignment to the Queen’s community.Congratulations to Queen’s Psychology’s Dr. Jason Gallivan on being among 15 Queen’s researchers to receive funding from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) for projects addressing human health issues from cancer to pain and healthy aging.