uOttawa’s Faculty of Social Sciences offered, earlier this season, three knowledge mobilization grants to initiatives in three different disciplines: Psychology, Anthropology, and Political Studies.
uOttawa’s Faculty of Social Sciences offered, earlier this season, three knowledge mobilization grants to initiatives in three different disciplines: Psychology, Anthropology, and Political Studies.
As part of its annual awards ceremony, the Canadian Sociological Association (CSA) presents the World Sociology Book Prize to Professor Stéphanie Garneau, of the University of Ottawa, for the publication of her book « Migration et classement social. Enquête auprès de migrants marocains au Québec ».
As part of its annual awards ceremony, the Canadian Sociological Association (CSA) presents the World Sociology Book Prize to Professor Stéphanie Garneau, of the University of Ottawa, for the publication of her book « Migration et classement social. Enquête auprès de migrants marocains au Québec ».
The School of Psychology would like to congratulate one of our clinical students, Sophia Gran-Ruaz (supervised by Dr. Monnica Williams), for her first-authored article being selected as the winner of the 2022 CPA Best Article Award in Canadian Psychology.
The School of Psychology would like to congratulate one of our clinical students, Sophia Gran-Ruaz (supervised by Dr. Monnica Williams), for her first-authored article being selected as the winner of the 2022 CPA Best Article Award in Canadian Psychology.
Congratulations to the Class of 2023! On June 9, 2023, a new group of FSS students will graduate and become alumni of the University of Ottawa. We caught up with three of our new graduates, Yasmin Rajwani, Nicolas Cadieux and Ghizlène Sehabi, to find out more about their journey at the Faculty and their next steps.
Congratulations to the Class of 2023! On June 9, 2023, a new group of FSS students will graduate and become alumni of the University of Ottawa. We caught up with three of our new graduates, Yasmin Rajwani, Nicolas Cadieux and Ghizlène Sehabi, to find out more about their journey at the Faculty and t...
The future looks bright. It has been a long, arduous road for the Class of 2023, yet they learned to adapt, develop a good dose of resilience, and didn’t let a global pandemic stop them from achieving their goals. These thinkers, makers, dreamers, and doers - all 8,677 of them - will celebrate their hard-earned accomplishment over the next few days, as the University of Ottawa hosts its Spring Con...
The future looks bright. It has been a long, arduous road for the Class of 2023, yet they learned to adapt, develop a good dose of resilience, and didn’t let a global pandemic stop them from achieving their goals. These thinkers, makers, dreamers, and doers - all 8,677 of them - will celebrate their...
The publication of a collective work on the well-being of seniors and connected autonomy, under the direction of the LIFE Research Institute (LRI) is a marvelous opportunity to shed light on the vision, mission and interdisciplinary ambitions of the research conducted by the Institute, which was founded by its current director, Faculty of Health Sciences Professor Linda Garcia, an expert on dement...
The publication of a collective work on the well-being of seniors and connected autonomy, under the direction of the LIFE Research Institute (LRI) is a marvelous opportunity to shed light on the vision, mission and interdisciplinary ambitions of the research conducted by the Institute, which was fou...
Political science student Anjana Balachandran has been chosen to attend the prestigious NATO Youth Summit in Washington June 5. Her commitment to youth advocacy has propelled her to represent our students and young citizens internationally.
Political science student Anjana Balachandran has been chosen to attend the prestigious NATO Youth Summit in Washington June 5. Her commitment to youth advocacy has propelled her to represent our students and young citizens internationally.
To meet the growing demand for mental health and well-being support, there’s a pressing need to develop and expand resources and support systems. Understanding the complexities and nuances surrounding mental health and wellness has become of utmost importance.
To meet the growing demand for mental health and well-being support, there’s a pressing need to develop and expand resources and support systems. Understanding the complexities and nuances surrounding mental health and wellness has become of utmost importance.
Undergraduate students Alex Eikre and Zhihan Li help Kevin Page of the Institute of Fiscal Studies and Democracy with presentation to the Thunder Bay Ambassadors Northwest on Thunder Bay's prospects for economic growth.
Undergraduate students Alex Eikre and Zhihan Li help Kevin Page of the Institute of Fiscal Studies and Democracy with presentation to the Thunder Bay Ambassadors Northwest on Thunder Bay's prospects for economic growth.
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