New UBC Psychology study reveals older adults coped with pandemic best
Adults aged 60 and up have fared better emotionally compared to younger adults and middle-aged adults amid the COVID-19 pandemic
Dr. Catherine Rawn appointed Provost Office Fellow in Online Learning
In this role, Dr. Rawn will support UBC-wide efforts to adapt teaching and learning during summer 2020 and through Academic Year 2020/21.
Statement on Anti-Black Racism from our EDI Committee
We stand in solidarity with the Black community at UBC, in Vancouver, and around the world in protest of anti-Black racism, systemic discrimination and police violence.
Dr. Noah Silverberg makes the move from clinical neuropsychologist to clinical professor
UBC Psychology welcomes new faculty member, Dr. Noah Silverberg, as assistant professor in the clinical area. Dr. Silverberg joins us from UBC’s faculty of medicine and GF Strong Rehabilitation Centre.
Dr. Stan Floresco receives 2019-2020 Killam Teaching Prize for outstanding teaching
This annual award reflects excellence in distinguished teaching at all levels of instruction at UBC.
UBC Chapter of Psi Chi team awarded International Leadership Award
Congratulations to UBC’s Psi Chi for receiving the 2020 Kay Wilson Officer Team Leadership Award. Join the award-winning 2020-2021 leadership team.
Developmental psychologist Janet Werker named member of National Academy of Sciences
Join us in congratulating Dr. Janet F. Werker, who has been honoured for her distinguished and continuing achievements in original research.
Earth Day Q&A with Jiaying Zhao: The impact of scarcity on making sustainable purchasing decisions
Jiaying Zhao shares new research findings and some factors around making green consumer choices.
The social psychologist’s guide to making people stay home
Dr. Azim Shariff, who specializes in applied moral psychology, speaks on how people are responding to COVID-19.
COVID-19: Studying risk and resilience in times of stress
The Depression, Anxiety, and Stress Lab is researching how people are coping during the COVID-19 pandemic—with the hopes that this information will help people over the coming months.