Faculty
Gordon Asmundson
Professor and Head
OC, SOM, FRSC, FCAHS, Registered Doctoral Psychologist; Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Anxiety Disorders, and Clinical Psychology Review
Office: AH 345.1
E-mail: gordon.asmundson@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-337-2415
Website: http://www.aibl.ca
Research interests
- Anxiety Disorders
- Posttraumatic stress disorder
- Health anxiety and illness behaviour
- Chronic pain (e.g., fear of pain, assessment)
- Psychopathology
- Psychology of Pandemics and Climate Change
Shadi Beshai
Associate Professor
Office: AH 335
E-mail: Shadi.Beshai@uregina.ca
Phone: (306) 585-4026
Research interests
- major depression (both episodic and recurrent)
- adult Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
- moderators (e.g., culture and diversity factors)
- mediators (e.g., cognition) of outcome in evidence-based psychotherapy for adults.
- areas of adult Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
- evidence-based transdiagnostic treatment for anxiety and depression
- adult clinical assessment.
Kaila Bruer
Assistant Professor (Luther College)
Ph.D (University of Regina)
Office: LC 223
E-mail: Kaila.Bruer@uregina.ca
Website: https://uregina.ca/~bruer20k/
Research interests
- children as witnesses
- children’s honesty
- recognition and recall memory
- eyewitness identification
- reliability of witness testimony
Nicholas Carleton
Professor
Ph.D (University of Regina)
Office: AH 351
E-mail: Nick.Carleton@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-337-2287
Website: https://www.cipsrt-icrtsp.ca/
Research interests
- Anxiety Disorders
- First Responders and Other Public Safety Personnel
- Potentially Psychologically Traumatic Events
- Traumatic Stress
- Fundamental Cognitions
- Psychometrics and Statistics
- Transdiagnostics
Natasha Gallant
Assistant Professor
Ph.D (University of Regina)
Office: AH 335
E-mail: Natasha.Gallant@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4219
Website: https://www.arcresearch.ca/
Research interests
- the influence of psychosocial factors in the experience of chronic diseases
- the role of adversity & resilience in the aging process
- the development of policy recommendations aimed at improving the lived experiences of aging populations
- psychological assessments and interventions for adults living with chronic diseases or acute illnesses
Jennifer Gordon
Associate Professor; Director, Women's Mental Health Research Unit; CIHR Canada Research Chair in Women's Mental Health; SHRF Patient-Oriented Research Leader
Ph.D (McGill University)
Office: AH 334
E-mail: Jennifer.Gordon@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4389
Website: https://www.wmhresearch.ca/
Research interests
- women's mental health
- premenstrual syndrome
- postpartum depression
- infertility
- perimenopausal depression
- effects of female reproductive hormones on mood
Heather Hadjistavropoulos
Professor
Ph.D (University of British Columbia)
Office: AH 332
E-mail: heather.hadjistavropoulos@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-5133
Website: https://www.wellbeinginnovationlab.ca/
Research interests
- cognitive behaviour therapy
- digital mental health
- anxiety
- depression
- trauma
- health anxiety
- chronic pain
- chronic health conditions
- alcohol misuse
- clinical supervision and training
Thomas Hadjistavropoulos
Professor; Research Chair in Aging and Health; Registered Doctoral Psychologist
Office: AH 345.3
E-mail: hadjistt@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4457
Website: https://www2.uregina.ca/hpl
Research interests
- Health Psychology
- Pain
- Aging
- Fear and Anxiety in Older Persons
- Professional Ethics and Standards
- Clinical Psychology
Lynn Loutzenhiser
Professor; Director of Clinical Training
Office: AH 352
E-mail: lynn.loutzenhiser@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4078
Website: http://uregina.ca/~loutzlyn/
Research interests
- transition to parenthood
- infant sleep
- fatigue
- autism spectrum disorders
- father involvement in families
Richard MacLennan
Professor
Office: AH 328
E-mail: richard.maclennan@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4157
Research interests
- Psychometrics and statistics.
- Traditional trait approaches to psychology including: personality, intelligence, and creativity.
- Applied psychology including: industrial-organizational psychology, aviation psychology, military psychology, police psychology, and computer applications in psychology.
- Editor: Canadian Journal of Police and Security Services.
Chris Oriet
Professor; Associate Dean, Planning and Programs, Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research
Ph.D (Waterloo)
Office: AH 350.3
E-mail: chris.oriet@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4193
Website: https://www.cs.uregina.ca/Research/rice.html
Research interests
- Attentional limitations in human information processing
- Effects of attention and experience on perception
Tom Phenix
Associate Professor; Dean (Campion College)
Ph.D; MA (University of Saskatchewan); BA Hons (University of Regina)
Office: CM 408
E-mail: tom.phenix@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-359-1257
Website: https://campioncollege.ca/resources/dr-tom-phenix/
Research interests
- mathematical cognition
- arithmetic knowledge representation
- memory retrieval processes
Katherine Robinson
Professor (Campion College); Experimental and Applied Psychology Graduate Program Coordinator
Office: CM 511
E-mail: katherine.robinson@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-359-1248
Website: https://campioncollege.ca/resources/dr-katherine-robinson/
Research interests
- Cognitive development with special emphases on the development of conceptual and strategic understanding in arithmetic in both children and adults.
Sarah Sangster
Assistant Professor, Ph.D (University of Saskatchewan)
Acting Undergraduate Coordinator
Office: AH 340
E-mail: sarah.sangster@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-337-2911
Research interests
- experiences in the reproductive health care system
- informed reproductive decision making in the contexts of fertility control and infertility
- prenatal screening and diagnostic testing
- pregnancy and birth
- pregnancy termination
- transition to parenting
Donald Sharpe
Professor
Office: AH 341
E-mail: sharped@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4312
Research interests
- applications of quantitative approaches (e.g. meta-analysis; structural equation modeling)
- research methodology.
Austen Smith
Assistant Professor
Office: AH 339
E-mail: austen.smith@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4297
Research interests
- visuospatial attention
- cerebral lateralization
- aesthetics and art
- driving and navigation
- perceptual asymmetries
- multisensory integration
- eye tracking
Laurie Sykes Tottenham
Associate Professor
Office: AH 338
E-mail: laurie.sykestottenham@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4194
Website: http://www2.uregina.ca/bnr-spit-labs/
Research interests
- neuropsychological basis of individual differences in cognitive and emotion processing, with particular emphasis on stress and sex hormone effects
- functional lateralization
- behavioural testing and salivary and urinary enzyme immunoassays (conducted on-site, to assess circulating hormone concentrations)
Kristi Wright
Professor
Office: AH 325
E-mail: kristi.wright@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4180
Current classes
PSYC 101 & PSYC 832
Research interests
- Childhood psychopathology
- Health anxiety
- Preoperative anxiety
Susan Yamamoto
Assistant Professor (Campion College)
Ph.D; MA (Carleton University); BA Hons (University of Manitoba)
Office: CM 402
E-mail: susan.yamamoto@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-586-4242
Website: https://www.nellab.info
Research interests
- jury decision-making
- the insanity defence
- diversity in the courtroom
- utilitarian and retributive punishment orientation
- scale development
- mixed methodology
Sarah Zanette
Assistant Professor (Luther College)
Office: LC 227
E-mail: Sarah.Zanette@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-206-2100
Website: http://www.casprlab.ca
Research interests
- Childhood deception (i.e., lying and cheating)
- Lie-detection
- Parenting by lying
- Childhood behaviour problems
- Moral development
Staff
Anna Baker
Administrative Assistant
Office: AH 345
E-mail: psychology.dept@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4157
Pronoun(s): she/her
Lauren Demyen
Administrative Assistant
Office: AH 345
E-mail: psychology.dept@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4221
Associates
Kim Dorsch
Associate Member; Professor, Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies, Sport Psychology
Office: Centre for Kinesiology, Health and Sport Room 164.12
E-mail: Kim.Dorsch@uregina.ca
Phone: 306-585-4742
Research interests
- sport psychology
- health psychology
- athletic performance; officiating performance
- perceptual-cognitive training
- group dynamics in sport
Jill Price
Research Associate (University of Regina)
Canadian Institute for Public Safety Research and Treatment PSPNET | PSPNET Families
E-mail: jill.price@uregina.ca
Website: https://www.cipsrt-icrtsp.ca/en/profile/jill-price/team/149
Research interests
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first responders and other public safety personnel
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mental health programs and services
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internet-delivered cognitive behavioural therapy
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peer support
Adjuncts
Bridget Klest
Adjunct Professor
Website: http://uregina.ca/~schtlab
Research interests
- interrelations among trauma/negative event exposure
- social context (including interpersonal relationships and institutional affiliations of perpetrators)
- well-being
- institutional responses to trauma exposure
- negative healthcare experiences
- overt discrimination
- microaggressions
Jeff Loucks
Adjunct Professor
Website: http://uregina.ca/~loucks5j
Research interests
- development of social cognition
- infant, child, and adult action perception
- infant social cognition
- relation between motor experience and action understanding.
Mamata Pandey
Adjunct Professor (University of Regina)
Research Scientist (Saskatchewan Health Authority)
Research interests
- Attention and decision-making
- Indigenous Health
- Immigrant and refugee health
- Health care access and utilization
- Models of care in health care setting
- Health program evaluation
Gordon Pennycook
Adjunct Professor (Cornell University)
Website: https://gordonpennycook.com/
Research interests
- reasoning and decision making
- metacognition
- misinformation
- beliefs
Heather Price
Adjunct Professor (Thompson Rivers University)
Ph.D (Simon Fraser University)
E-mail: heather.price@uregina.ca
Website: http://child-law-research.sites.tru.ca/
Research interests
- Children as witnesses
- Autobiographical and event memory
- Effects of stress/emotional arousal on memory
- Forensic interviewing
William Smythe
Adjunt Professor (University of Regina)
E-mail: william.smythe@uregina.ca
Research interests
- Theoretical psychology.
- Narrative and Discursive Psychology
- Research Ethics
Sessionals
Alyssa Adams
Sessional Instructor
E-mail: alyssa.adams.110@gmail.com
Research interests
- Children as witnesses
- Lineup procedures and practices
- Metacognition and metacognitive beliefs
- Eyewitness identification
Denee Buchko
Sessional Instructor
E-mail: deneebuchko@gmail.com
Research interests
Jamie Wallace
Sessional Instructor
MA (University of Regina)
E-mail: jamie.wallace@uregina.ca
Research interests
- Beliefs about food
- food choice.
Kim Audette
Sessional Instructor
E-mail: kim.audette@uregina.ca
Research interests
- recidivism
- readmissions to custody
- risk factors for children becoming seriously and frequently involved with law enforcement and the criminal justice system
- eyewitness identification.
Jill Price
Research Associate (University of Regina)
Canadian Institute for Public Safety Research and Treatment PSPNET | PSPNET Families
E-mail: jill.price@uregina.ca
Website: https://www.cipsrt-icrtsp.ca/en/profile/jill-price/team/149
Research interests
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first responders and other public safety personnel
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mental health programs and services
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internet-delivered cognitive behavioural therapy
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peer support
Taylor Hill
Sessional Instructor
E-mail: taylor_hill@hotmail.com
Research interests
- Well-being
- Community mental health promotion
- Mental health literacy
- Character strengths, personal values
Vanessa Peynenburg
Sessional Instructor
E-mail: vanessa.peynenburg@uregina.ca
Research interests
- Internet-delivered cognitive behaviour therapy
- Transdiagnostic approaches
- Post-secondary student mental health
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Eating disorders
Yaren Koca
Sessional Instructor
E-mail: yaren.koca@uregina.ca
Research interests
- Face processing
- Ensemble coding
- Perceptual averaging
- Statistical summary representations
- Visual memory