Psychology Department’s 60th Anniversary Celebration
Carleton’s Psychology Department is turning 60! To acknowledge this momentous occasion, the department will be hosting a series of events over the weekend of October 4th to 6th, 2013. The... More
Archives: Psychology
Five-Week Internship in Singapore
Master’s student Natasha Korva recently went to Singapore for a five-week research internship with the Singapore police research unit…Read more... More
Psychology student wins 1st Place in Student Poster Competition at CPA Convention
Congratulations to Devon Madill for winning the Canadian Psychological Association’s (Criminal Justice Section) Student Poster Competition. Devon presented her poster at the CPA 74th annual... More
VIDEO – Exploring Careers in Clinical and Counselling Psychology
The Department of Psychology recently held a career event for undergraduate students. Exploring Careers in Clinical and Counselling Psychology involved a panel of experts considering questions... More
Round Table at CUAG: Youth and Substance Use/Abuse in Ottawa
Tuesday, 12 March 2013, 7:00 p.m. Carleton University Art Gallery http://cuag.carleton.ca Carleton University Art Gallery (CUAG) invites you to a community conversation on issues of young adults and... More
Psych-o-Logo: The Competition
The Department of Psychology needs your help! We’re looking for a departmental logo that can be used for our website and various promotional materials. Unfortunately, most psychology logos are dull... More
Gender Failure: Words and music about how gender fails us all – Featuring Ivan Coyote and Rae Spoon
Carleton University’s English Department is set to host an important and relevant event on the binary structure of gender. The event is titled ‘Gender Failure’, and will feature a... More
Psych Research: Certain Eyewitness Errors Don’t Necessarily Influence Juror Verdict
A new paper by Carleton’s Joanna Pozzulo, professor of psychology, says eyewitness errors don’t necessarily influence jury verdicts but can influence jurors’ perceptions of the... More
Video: Shelley Brown, Psychology discusses her research in the gender and crime lab
Dr. Shelley Brown, Psychology Department, discusses her research in the gender and crime lab. Specifically focusing on the study of girls and women, who come in contact with the criminal justice... More
MA Psychology student Simon Hill receives award for promising young researchers
Simon Hill, a second year MA student in Psychology, recently received an award of $1000 from The Scottish Rite Charitable Foundation of Canada. The award recognizes promising young... More