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Supervising graduate and senior undergraduate students is one of the aspects of my job that I enjoy most. I supervise a number of undergraduate and graduate students who are conducting research in the broad areas of community and health psychology. I currently supervise five graduate students, and I generally supervise two to three undergraduate thesis students per year. Currently, my graduate students are working on projects related to the subjective experiences of women with Turner Syndrome, perceptions of disability representation in the media, ethnic identity development and bicultural stress, and the stress-buffering influence of companion animals during the pandemic.
In addition to research supervision, I frequently serve as faculty supervisor to graduate students who are completing practicums or internships in various community settings to fulfill requirements of our Applied Social Psychology graduate program. |
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Current graduate students
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honours thesis students
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