On July 1, 2021, Dr. Stephanie Bugden will join the Psychology Department at UWinnipeg.

Dr. Bugden received her Ph.D. in developmental psychology from University of Western Ontario. As a Ph.D. student, she was supervised by Dr. Daniel Ansari in the Numerical Cognition Laboratory, which studies dyscalculia in children.

After receiving her Ph.D. and until recently, Dr. Bugden was a Post-Doctoral Fellow and Researcher at University of Pennsylvania working with Dr. Liz Brannon in the Brannon Laboratory.

Please join the Psychology Department in welcoming Dr. Bugden to her new home of Winnipeg and her new teaching and research base at UWinnipeg, where she will continue to study how children’s unique experiences at home and school shape their knowledge acquisition of mathematical skills.

Registration for the 2021 Virtual Psychology Undergraduate Research Conference is now open at this link:
https://uwinnipeg.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8FXVLScdMfpEQhE

To view the entire conference website, click on the menu item on the right-hand side menu bar on the homepage of this website.

UWinnipeg Honours thesis students must register and give a 10-minute spoken presentation. Honours thesis students from other regional universities are encouraged to present and attend. This virtual conference and the Keynote Address are free to presenters and attendees. If one wants to attend only the Keynote Address by Dr. John E. Lydon, registration is still required.

Read more about the Keynote Speaker, Dr. John E. Lydon here.

If you have any questions about this event, please contact: psychology@uwinnipeg.ca

If you are interested in being a Psychology Department Marker or Teaching Assistant, please click here to go to the UWinnipeg Human Resources employment vacancies page with the positions for Spring 2021, which are now posted. Follow the application instructions that are provided.