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James Danckert sharing stories and advice with students

James Danckert, a Waterloo Unlimited alumnus, now a professor of Cognitive Neuroscience Research in Waterloo’s Psychology department, shares stories and advice with past and present Unlimited students.

For the complete story see Daily Bulletin, March 31, 2015

The University of Waterloo and Grand River Hospital have launched a partnership to enable academics and clinicians to collaborate on research that will benefit patient care and enrich university research.

The Faculty of Arts hosted its third annual 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) heat on March 12 with 15 graduate students competing in a tight race. A strong advocate for 3MT, Dean Douglas Peers likened the calibre of research presented by Arts students to the 3MT National Competition last year where he was a judge.

Geoffrey Fong behind stacks of cigarette packages

A University of Waterloo researcher has been recognized as a world leader in tobacco control.

Prof. Geoffrey Fong received an award from the American Cancer Society for his outstanding research contribution.

UWaterloo CanBuild collected over 4,500 cans with approximately 1,000 items going to the Federations of Students Food bank and the remaining items going to the Food Bank of Waterloo Region. Through the hard work and dedication of 16 teams we were able to gather 4904 pounds of food, equalling 6,538 meals for our community!

The EWO Co-op Student of the Year Award recognizes Ontario Co-op students who have showcased exceptional job achievement, extra-curricular involvement, academic achievement and a strong contribution to Co-operative Education.

parents and children building a canned food castle

The Early Childhood Education Centre (ECEC) participated in the second annual University CanBuild project to collect food items for donation to the food bank. The youngsters (2 ½ to 5 years of age) built a castle they called “The Good Castle” with the help of their parents and teachers.

The authors of a recent study linking smart phone use and lazy thinking say the results don’t mean users need to throw away their cellphones, but rather people should think twice before reaching for Google.

Shy babies need to have a strong bond with their parents to avoid developing anxiety disorders in their teens, according to a new study co-authored at the University of Waterloo.

Listen to Dr. Heather Henderson

talking with Craig Norris about the link between childhood shyness and teen angst on CBC The Morning Edition K-W.

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Waterloo Unlimited celebrates 10 years

Grand River Hospital, University of Waterloo launch partnership

Hot ideas presented at Arts 3 Minute Thesis heat

Geoffrey Fong wins top award for tobacco control efforts

Early Childhood Education Centre wins Best Meal Award for UWaterloo CanBuild 2015

Skye Wattie wins University Co-op Student of the Year Award 2014

“The Good Castle” ECEC participates in UW CanBuild

Think before you reach for your phone, authors of lazy-thinking study say

Shy babies need secure parent bond to help prevent potential teen anxiety

Dr. Heather Henderson guest speaker on CBC