2023 Grants

SSHRC | NSERC | CIHR

SSHRC Insight Development Grants, 2023

• Nazli Akhtari, Communication Arts, Archival Animations in the Global Iranian Diaspora.
• Katherine Bruce-Lockhart, History, Beyond the Mandela Rules: Global Governance, Prisoners' Rights, and "Universal" Prison Rules from the 19th-21st Centuries.
• Sepideh Ebrahimi, School of Accounting and Finance, Understanding how Task Complexity and Employees' Expertise Impact Adopting Discriminatory Data Analytics Recommendations and Developing Potential Countermeasures.
• Manaal Fahim Syed, Renison University College, Intergenerationality in the COVID-19 crisis: Evolving definitions and relations between older and younger generations in immigrant families and society.
• Adan Jerreat-Poole, Communication Arts, Disabled Feminists and Digital Storytelling: Zine-Making Pandemic Lives.
• Samuel Johnson, Psychology, Mental Task Management Theory.
• Logan MacDonald, Fine Arts, Environmental Scan of Indigenous Artists in Archives.
• Elizabeth Nilsen, Psychology, Associations between children's characteristics and their perceptions of, strategies toward, and learning from teachable robots.
• Keisuke Teeple, Economics, Financial Market Tatonnement.

SSHRC Insight Grants, 2023

• David Moscovitch, Psychology, Effects of social anxiety on the nature, accessibility, and impact of positive autobiographical memories.
• Eric Helleiner, Political Science, Central bankers and financial supervisors as global environmental governors: Analyzing the origins, growth, and influence of the Network for Greening the Financial System.
• Sarah Wilkins-Laflamme, Sociology and Legal Studies, Canadian socio-political cleavages in comparative perspective.
• Ori Friedman, Psychology, Principle-based Reasoning about Ownership and Control.
• James Beck, Psychology, A Motivational Account of Feedback Provision: Antecedents and Outcomes of the Effort that Managers Allocate to Providing Subordinates with Feedback.
• Samuel Johnson, Psychology, Virtue Alignment Theory: A Unified Approach to Moral Judgment and Action.
• Abigail Scholer, Psychology, A metamotivational framework for investigating and improving feedback provision.
• Chris Riddell, Economics, The Manitoba Income Maintenance Experiment: New Evidence from Untapped Data.
• Margaret Gibson, Renison University College, Eloping: Autistic people's perspectives on departure and well-being.
• Elizabeth Nilsen, Psychology, Associations between mentalizing and adolescents' on/off-line communication: Examining the role of temperament.
• Mikal Skuterud, Economics, The impact of international students' skills on their immigration and labour market outcomes.
• Heather Henderson, Psychology, Interpersonal Processes Underlying Social Connections: Development and Individual Differences.
• Tim Bauer, School of Accounting and Finance, Troublesome Clients: What do Auditors Experience and How Do They Deal With It.
• Christine Purdon, Psychology, Why is Once Sometimes Not Enough? The Persistence of Safety Routines.

SSHRC Partnership Engage Grant, 2023

• Margaret Gibson, Renison University College, Learning access: an investigation into female students' experiences of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)-related accommodations in Ontario universities.
• Crystena Parker-Shandal, Renison University College, Intercultural Dialogue in Rural Communities in Canada: Interrupting divisions and systemic racism among Indigenous Peoples, racialized migrants, and white settlers.

SSHRC Partnership Development Grant, 2023

• Shana MacDonald, Communication Arts, and Brianna Wiens, English Language and Literature, Developing Scholarly Digital Feminist Networks in Canada: Resources, Toolkits, and Outreach.

SSHRC Knowledge Synthesis Grants: Evolving Narratives of Cultures and Histories, 2023

• Chizuru Nobe-Ghelani, Renison University College, Indigenous-Migrant relationality in the context of truth and reconciliation.

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NSERC Discovery Awards, 2023

• Ori Friedman, Psychology, How Possibility Judgments Develop: Three Mechanisms That May Support Children's and Adults' Judgments of What is Possible.
• Lennart Nacke, Stratford School of Interaction Design and Business, Engineering Novel Game Technology To Improve People's Lives.
• Katherine White, Psychology, Expectation- vs. signal-driven processing of unfamiliar accents across development.

NSERC Discovery Awards and Early Career Research Supplements, 2023

• Samuel Johnson, Psychology, Narrative Representations in Decision-Making Under Uncertainty: Deconstructing the Currency of Thought. 
• Ville Mäkelä, Stratford School of Interaction Design and Business, Developing Technologies for Bringing Physical Objects into Virtual Reality.

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CIHR Knowledge Development and Exchange Hub Grants (2023)

• Colleen McMillan, Renison University College, and Alice Schmidt Hanbidge, Renison University College, Knowledge Development and Exchange Hub for Mental Health in the Early Years Program.

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