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