Bénéficiaires des subventions de recherche pour les étudiants

Félicitations aux bénéficiaires des subventions de recherche pour les étudiants de 2025

La SCP est heureuse d’annoncer que les personnes suivantes ont été retenues comme bénéficiaires de l’une de ses subventions de recherche pour les étudiants de 2025. Ces subventions reconnaissent des travaux de recherche réalisés par des étudiants dans tous les domaines de la psychologie. Cette année, les subventions ont été accordées par la SCP, conjointement avec la SCSCCC, et par BMS Canada. Félicitations à tous!

Gagnants 2025

Type de subvention Destinataire Titre de la recherche Affiliation Montant Superviseur
BMS Danika Quesel Remotely Delivered Physical Activity Program for Treatment-Resistant Depression: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial University of Toronto $2,500 Dr. Amanda Uliaszek
BMS Max Marshall Co-Developing a Program for Meaningful Aging in Sexual and Gender Minority Older Adults Toronto Metropolitan University $2,500 Dr. Alexandra Fiocco
BMS Cian Dabrowski The cumulative impact of lifetime stress on older adult cognitive health: An fNIRS study University of Victoria $2,500 Dr. Theone Paterson
CPA-SAC Delane Linkiewich Navigating this journey together: A pilot and feasibility study of the ‘GPS for Teens’ Program University of Guelph $1,500 Dr. C. Meghan McMurtry
CPA-SAC Catherine Côté Vivre avec une maladie rare, complexe, multi-systémique et douloureuse : Cartographie du parcours de vie avec un trouble héréditaire du tissu conjonctif Université de Montréal $1,500 Dr. Gabrielle Pagé
CPA-SAC Maija Kiviharju Examining partner perceptions of the Coping with Infertility self-help program University of Regina $1,500 Dr. Jennifer Gordon
CPA-SAC Noemie Tremblay Development and evaluation of the psychometric properties of the Motivational Communication Competency Assessment Tool (MC-CAT) to support the MOTIVATOR© program Université du Québec à Montréal $1,500 Dr. Kim Lavoie
CPA-SAC Jessica Trickey It Is My Place: Exploring the Competing Roles of Responsibility and Relevance for Allyship Action University of Waterloo $1,500 Dr. Hilary Bergsieker
CPA-SAC Elana Zur The human leader: Understanding the impact of vulnerable leadership Wilfrid Laurier University $1,500 Dr. Lindie Liang
CPA-SAC Jayme Stewart To Tell or Not to Tell: The Role of Social Perception in Improving the Experience and Effectiveness of Sexual Assault Disclosures to Police. University of British Columbia $1,500 Dr. Leanne ten Brinke
CPA-SAC Quinn Storey The Men and Relationships Study University of Victoria $1,500 Dr. Erica Woodin
CPA-SAC Jaron Xe Yung Tan Upward social comparisons on social media, self-schemas, and adolescent well-being University of Alberta $1,500 Dr. Pan Liu
CPA-SAC Ellen Coady Does psychiatric care disrupt lifespan offending patterns in diverse justice-impacted youth with psychiatric illness? Carleton University $1,500 Dr. Shelley Brown
CPA-SAC Kristina Jelinkova Mental Health and Social Functioning of Youth with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis University of Calgary $1,500 Dr. Emma Climie
CPA-SAC Ria Nishikawara Building Ally/ance: Exploring the Working Alliance Between Gender and Sexual Minority Patients with Endometriosis, and Gynaecologists University of British Columbia $1,500 Dr. William Borgen
CPA-SAC Patrick Hickey Understanding the Shifting Mental Health and Wellbeing Landscape of 2SLGBTQIA+ Nova Scotians and New Brunswickers Dalhousie University $1,500 Dr. Shannon Johnson
CPA-SAC Camille Léger Temporal association between psychological factors and long covid (LC) Université du Québec à Montréal $1,500 Dr. Kim Lavoie
CPA-SAC Anurada Amarasekera A Mixed Methods Examination of Young Queer South Asians’ Alcohol Use Toronto Metropolitan University $1,500 Dr. Sarah Dermody
CPA-CSBBCS Seonwoo Hong Assessing Cognitive Inflexibility in Youth: Development and Validation of a Novel
Interpretation Inflexibility Task
University of British Columbia $1,500 Dr. Joelle LeMoult
CPA-CSBBCS Maddie Gregory Exploring Resiliency in Informal Caregivers of People Living with Dementia University of Victoria $1,500 Dr. Theone Paterson
CPA-Student Section Maya Amestoy Understanding Stigma: A Qualitative Study of Perspectives from Individuals with BPD Across Treatment Settings University of Toronto Scarborough $500 Dr. Amanda Uliaszek
CPA-Student Section Sean Morgan Understanding Partner Maltreatment in Sexual Minority Men: A Multi-Level Analysis University of Victoria $500 Dr. Erica Woodin
CPA-Student Section May Ly Testing the Thriving with PMDD Pilot Program: A CBT and DBT Approach to Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder University of Regina $500 Dr. Jennifer Gordon
CPA-Student Section Anik Obomsawin Benefits of and Engagement in Healing Practices at Native Child and Family Services of Toronto Toronto Metropolitan University $500 Dr. Alexandra Fiocco
CPA-Student Section Mila Popovic The Intersectional Public Stigma of Borderline Personality Disorder and Nonsuicidal
Self-Injury
Lakehead University $500 Dr. Amanda Maranzan