Honouring our PhD graduates
Earning a PhD takes immense hard work and dedication, from coursework to teaching, research, and writing. We are incredibly proud of our newest graduates and honored to have been part of their journey. With their diverse skills and expertise, we can’t wait to see the impact they’ll make.
Celebrate the PhD class of 2024 with us!
Jillian Adams
Emerson LaCroix
Sociology
Dissertation: An Organizational Perspective on Experiential Education in Ontario Higher Education
Richard Barnett
Shannon Lodoen
Yixing Che
Accounting
Dissertation: Corporate Innovation Strategy and Narrative Disclosures
Xinyi Lu
Psychology
Dissertation: Relatedness in memory and metamemory: Benefits, costs, and beliefs
Xi Chen
Accounting
Dissertation: The Information Value of Earnings Announcements of US-Listed Foreign Firms
Alexi Orchard
English
Dissertation: Interdisciplinary Pedagogy for Ethical Engineering and Responsible Innovation
Elianne El-Amyouni
English
Dissertation: Mosaics of Resistance Political Identity Expression in Palestinian Youth Subcultures
Mahsa Sadeghi Janbahan
Lara El Mekaui
Alyssa Smith
Psychology
Dissertation: Examining the Relation between Oral Contraceptive Use and Attention-Related Traits and States
Nicole Gevaux
Psychology
Dissertation: Children’s Performance and Social Behaviour during Competitive Games with (simulated) Peers
Damian Sycz
Candice Hubley
Psychology
Dissertation: Struggling to Let Go: The Role of Prior Investment in Goal Disengagement
Pelin Tan
Psychology
Dissertation: Intentional Forgetting: The Role of Retrieval in Encoding
Jana Koepcke
Rebecca Trossman
Psychology
Dissertation: Exploring Social Attention in Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: A Dimensional Approach
Tyler Kruger
Yifei Kuang
Accounting
Dissertation: Does ESG-linked Executive Compensation Improve Responsible Sourcing?