University of Waterloo researcher champions B.S. as the 'purest form of human social nature'
Jaydum Hunt, who is a MA student in our I/O area, has been appointed Interim Director of the Waterloo Indigenous Student Centre (WISC). You can read more about the new appointment on the Daily Bulletin.
The work of PhD candidates Shane Littrell and Martin Turpin (along with former Psychology undergrad Mane Kara-Yakoubian) has recently been featured in multiple media outlets. If you want to learn more about bullshit you have lots of options:
Check out the article on vice.com: How to Bullshit Like a Pro
Chanel Larche, a PhD student in the Cognitive Neuroscience are of the Psychology Department, discusses her research on the effects of smartphone gaming with the Daily Bulletin. You can read the entire article (co-authored with Mike Dixon) on the Computers in Human Behavior website.
Congratulations to Industrial-Organizational Area graduate student Amy Barron who won the 2021 RHR Kendall Award for Best Student Paper. This prize is awarded annually by the I-O Division of Canadian Psychological Association, supported by RHR International, in honour of Dr. Lorne Kendall, a Canadian psychologist whose work contributed greatly to the field of I-O psychology. The award comes with a plaque and $1000 prize.
Congratulations to Ryan Yeung, Brady Roberts, and Samantha-Ayers Glassey for their awards at this years Canadian Society for Brain, Behaviour, and Cognitive Science (CSBBCS) conference! The Psychology Department had an amazing showing on the podium with 3/4 student awards going to University of Waterloo students this year.
Dr. David Moscovitch discusses a recent study, conducted by researchers in the Department of Psychology and the Centre for Mental Health Research and Treatment (CMHRT), with CTV News.
You can listen to David discuss his research on The Morning News with Sue and Andy.
Four members of the Psychology Department were among the recipients of the 2020 Outstanding Performance Awards. Congratulations to Dillon Browne, Jonathan Fugelsang, Evan Risko, and Katherine White.
Harrison Oakes, who graduated from the Psychology PhD program in 2020, talks about his research and how his own traumas have informed his work, with the Daily Bulletin
Dr. Wendi Adair discusses Indigenous Workways, which is a collaborative research effort among scholars and Indigenous education centres across four recognized Southwest Ontario institutions—University of Waterloo, University of Windsor, Wilfrid Laurier University, and Conestoga College.