2023
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Two Western research projects among four recipients of Canada Brain Research Fund grants
May 24, 2023
Interdisciplinary teams working on cognition, brain repair receive funds from Health Canada and Brain Canada.
Graduate program earns CPA accreditation
May 18, 2023
Western Education’s PhD in the Field of School and Applied Child Psychology has been accredited for a three-year term.
Western Research launches new mentorship network, co-designed by researchers
May 18, 2023
Program prioritizes equity-deserving groups, building community and connection.
Associate Teacher Recognition and Awards
May 11, 2023
It was an evening of gratitude, collaboration, and delicious food as associate teachers and their colleagues gathered at the Faculty of Education.
Dr. Kathy Hibbert honoured with Distinguished University Professorship
April 24, 2023
The associate dean and university professor is the first Faculty of Education member to be named a Distinguished University Professor.
New research highlights unique pandemic challenges of families dealing with ADHD
April 20, 2023
The study finds an inherent vulnerability among these families and points to a need for safeguards to protect their wellbeing during times of crisis.
Graduate students, Western scholar earn national awards for outstanding leadership
April 05, 2023
The award winners include Faculty of Education professor and Associate Dean of Teacher Education, Dr. Kathy Hibbert.
Improving Education for a More Equitable World: the CIES Annual Conference, 2023
March 15, 2023
The CIES annual conference seeks educational improvement and the empowerment of learners, educators, and many more internationally.
Opening the door to mental health talks with your kids? Western expert recommends this rabbit
March 15, 2023
Poppy the Puppet offers early intervention option for families dealing with children’s mental health challenges.
Western’s Centre for School Mental Health on the frontlines for kids’ wellness
March 02, 2023
Western researchers are expanding successful education programs to help vulnerable young people build strong relationships and prevent violence.
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