Former Students

Several undergraduate students have completed their honour's thesis or an independent research project in the in the Health & Well-being Lab and have moved onto pursue their goals. Find out where they are now below.

B.A. Honours Psychology	Thesis/research project and "Where are they now?"
Sean Locke 2009	Independent research project:: Perceptions of Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) Providers and Health Behaviours. Sean will be continuing on in the Lab as a MA student in the Applied Social Psychology program
Kaitlin Roland 2009	Thesis:: Living in the Reality of an Unstable Workforce: An Examination of the Relationship Between Perceived Career Mobility and Chronic Job Stress. Kaitlin is taking a break from academia and pursuing other options out west.
Kyle Stanyar 2009	Thesis:: The Health Behaviours, Self-perceptions, and Intentions of Health-minded People. Kyle has moved on to pursue graduate Studies in Occupational Health Psychology at Clemson University in South Carolina.
Brenda McLaughlin, RN 2006	Research Project:: Nurses' Health Behaviours Brenda went on to graduate studies in Nursing at the University of Windsor.
Jennifer Monforton 2006	Thesis:: The Role of Personality in Cognitive and Emotional Reactions to Stress Jennifer was a research assistant in the lab and is now working on her MA in Clinical Psychology at Ryerson University.
Janelle Rivard 2005	Thesis:: The Room-mate Relationship: Satisfaction, Rapport, and Well-being Janelle went on to complete her Masters in Social Work and was a research assistant in the lab.
Melissa Simpson 2004	Thesis:: Procrastination and Counterfactual Thinking: A Reaction to Our Perfectionism. Melissa completed a post graduate education degree and now works as a special education teacher for the Greater-Essex County School Board
Shaneysa Kean 2004	Thesis:: Music Listening Preferences, Personality and Well-being. Shanesya was a research assistant in the lab and is pursuing a career in Social Work.