Completing a doctoral degree is a monumental accomplishment, and significant academic milestone. After putting in the time attending seminars, writing exams, TAing, RAing, teaching courses, conducting research and participating in the dissertation defense, the long awaited moment has arrived—degree completion. For many, these necessary facets of the PhD were also completed remotely because of COVID-19.
On behalf of the Faculty of Arts, congratulations to our newest cohort of Doctors of Philosophy!
On Thursday, October 21st at 7:00 p.m., a PhD Virtual Reception will be held to celebrate the achievements of our PhD graduands
Congratulations to our newly minted PhDs!
Katie Cook
Department:
Sociology
Thesis:
'Are
You
the
Real
Police?'
'No.
We're
the
Campus
Police.'
An
Examination
of
the
Way
Ontario
Special
Constables
Govern
Risk
on
Post-Secondary
Campuses
Jessica Dupasquier
Department:
Psychology
Thesis:
Does
Caring
for
Yourself
Lead
to
Seeking
Care
From
Others?
Investigating
the
Relationship
Between
Self-Compassion
and
Interpersonal
Emotion
Regulation
Martyn Gabel
Department:
Psychology
Thesis:
Exploring
Associations
Between
Response
Inhibition
and
Emotion:
Effects
of
Valence,
Motivation,
Information
Processing
Style
and
Emotional
Reactivity
Brandon Goulding
Department:
Psychology
Thesis:
Beyond
Causality:
Heuristics
for
Inferring
Possibility
William Jordan
Department:
Philosophy
Thesis:
Controlling
Cyberwarfare:
International
Laws
of
Armed
Conflict
and
Human
Rights
in
the
Cyber
Realm
Shiu Kwok
Department:
Psychology
Thesis:
Handle
With
Care:
Agreeableness
and
Responses
to
Hurt
Feelings
Steven Littrell
Department: PsychologyThesis: The Psychology of Bullshitting: Measurement, Correlates, and Outcomes of the Propensity to Mislead Others
Kathryn Morrison
Department: Applied PhilosophyThesis: Mature Minors Eligibility for Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD): An Ethical Analysis
Jay Rawding
Department:
English
Thesis:
Telling
the
Stories,
Branding
the
Land:
Examining
Regional
Narratives
and
Texts
in
Northern
Alberta
Justine Salam
Department:
Global
Governance
Thesis:
Analyzing
Major
Royalty
Debates
in
Alberta's
Oil
Sands:
Corporate
Power
at
Play
in
a
Subnational
Resource-Cursed
Petrostate
Qi Tang
Department:
Accounting
Thesis:
KPI
Information
Acquisition
by
Analysts:
Evidence
From
Conference
Calls
Reem Tawfik
Department:
Psychology
Thesis:
The
Development
of
Integrating
Number
and
Proportion
in
Probabilistic
Decision-Making
Jessica-Leigh Van De Kemp
Department:
English
Thesis:
'The
Objectifying
Gaze':
The
Role
of
Adaptation
in
Perceptions
of
Gender
on
Television
Kiruthiha Vimalakanthan
Department:
Psychology
Thesis:
Compassion
Over
Competition:
The
Momentary
and
Longitudinal
Benefits
of
Adopting
a
Caregiving
Mentality
in
the
Face
of
Appearance
Comparisons
Xiaoqi Wang
Department:
Accounting
Thesis:
Accounting
Conservatism
and
Risk
Disclosures
Kanika Wortley
Department:
Sociology
Thesis:
The
Weight
of
Fitting
the
Description:
Using
Critical
Race
Theory
to
Explore
Black
and
Indigenous
Youth
Perceptions
of
the
Police