Adjunct Appointments
Adjunct (FGS) appointees are eligible for all aspects of co-supervision (with a full member of the department) of comprehensives and dissertation, and, depending upon affiliation and area of expertise/qualification, clinical practica.
Adjunct (FoS) appointees can supervise undergraduate students in research or projects, and/or conduct collaborative research in a given unit.
There are several other levels of adjunct appointments, so please read our Departmental Policy to find out more information.
Current Adjunct Appointees
Asp, Elissa English Language and Literature, Saint Mary's University
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Mazerolle, Erin Psychology Department neuroimaging, functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), calibrated fMRI, diffusion imaging, brain physiology, brain function, brain connectivity, neurovascular coupling, cerebrovascular reactivity, multiple sclerosis, essential tremor, cerebrovascular disease, dementia, reproducibility |
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Barresi, John (FoS)
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McLaughlin, Paula Seniors Health Program and Director of Training for the Clinical Psychology Residency Program, Nova Scotia Health neuropsychology, dementia and neurodegenerative disorders, cognitive aging |
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Birnie, Kathryn Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine, Cummings School of Medicine pediatric pain, child health, family factors, knowledge mobilization, health systems |
Mitchell, Donald E.
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Cawley, Elizabeth Director, National Mental Health Strategy, ASEQ/STUDENTCARE E-mental health, student assistance programs, self-directed therapy, short-term solution focused counselling, online peer support, best practices in implementing mental health programming for post-secondary students, the National Standard for the Mental Health and Well-Being for Post-Secondary Students, mental health literacy, post-secondary student mental health, youth help-seeking behaviour |
Olthuis, Janine Psychology Department anxiety, posttraumatic stress, distance delivered psychological interventions, transdiagnostic interventions, exercise and mental health, alcohol use in adolescents and young adults |
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Champod, Anne Sophie Psychology Department neuropsychology, stroke, rehabilitation, cognition, attention, working memory |
Omisade, Antonina |
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Chipman, Karen Neuropsychology Service, Nova Scotia Hospital |
Redden, Ralph S. Psychology, St. Francis Xavier University attention, social cognition, eye movements, individual differences, open science |
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Cohen, Annabel Psychology, University of PEI music cognition including across the lifespan with a focus on adolescents, young and older adults; memory for pop music; multicultural perspective; singing; Parkinson's disease (reminiscence singing group therapy); equity in music education, music and pain; film music and audiovisual integration; creativity/improvisation |
Rigney, Gabrielle Health and Applied Medical Sciences, Central Queensland University |
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Conrad, Nicole
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Robertson, Erin |
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Corbit, John Psychology. St. Francis Xavier University human development; cooperation; fairness; social cognition; and culture |
Roy-Charland, Annie École de psychologie, Université de Moncton social cognition, development, reading, emotional facial expressions, eye movements |
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Ezekiel, Rick Vice-Provost Student Affairs, Dalhousie postsecondary student mental health and wellness, stress / mental health and learning (disparities and disproportionality within marginalized communities), developmental cognitive neuroscience (attention and cognitive control), neuroimaging - fMRI & development of functional brain networks |
Saint-Aubin Jean |
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Flanagan, Helen
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Simonelli, Guido Medicine, Université de Montréal environmental, social and behavioral determinants of sleep health; cognitive, physical and mental sleep health outcomes |
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Garland, Sheila Psychology, Memorial University health psychology, behavioral sleep medicine, psychosocial oncology, digital health |
Smith, Steven M. |
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Ivanoff, Jason |
Stephens, Skye Sexual offending; paraphilias; sexual abuse perpetration prevention programs; sexual exploitation in travel and tourism |
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Keys, Elizabeth School of Nursing, University of British Columbia early childhood, sleep, parent-child relationships, community health |
Vallis, T. Michael BSc (Dalhousie), MA, PhD (Western) Psychology Department, QEII Health Sciences Centre (902) 473-4799 T.Michael.Vallis@nshealth.ca health psychology, diabetes, gastroenterology, cardiovascular risk reduction, obesity, motivational readiness to change, cognitive therapy |
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BSc (Toronto), MA, PhD (Ryerson) Psychology Departmnet early life stress, child maltreatment, stress physiology, cortisol, emotion regulation, parent and child psychopathology, meta-analysis |
Watt, Margo |
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Lackner, Christine MSc (Queen's), PhD (Brock) Psychology Department Developmental neuroscience, self-regulation, executive function, adverse childhood experiences, attentional control, event-related potentials, single-subject statistics, independent components analysis |
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