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Study finds all generations want meaningful work

Workers of all ages see their jobs and employers in a similar light and want many of the same things, this according to a study of 1,000 people in 50聽American states聽conducted by researchers聽in the School of Human Resource Management聽in the Faculty of Liberal Arts & Professional Studies聽at 91亚色. The findings will be presented at […]

LaMarsh Centre brings Professor Marc Bornstein to 91亚色 for positive parenting talk

Marc Bornstein, senior investigator and head of Child & Family Research at the National Institute of Child Health & Human Development in Washington, DC, will talk about positive parenting Wednesday as part of the Faculty of Health鈥檚 LaMarsh Speaker Series. The talk, 鈥淧ositive Parenting and Positive Development in Children鈥 will take place Wednesday, Nov. 17, […]

Professor Leslie Greenberg's emotion-focused therapy clinic brings international therapists to 91亚色 for training

When 91亚色 psychology Professor Leslie Greenberg (PhD '96) was first developing his emotion-focused therapy (EFT) approach, he was bucking a trend that put the emphasis on controlling and suppressing emotions, rather than working with them. That was in 1986. Today, EFT is catching on as a therapeutic approach of choice and therapists are coming to […]

Professors Armstrong and Greenberg to be named Distinguished Research Professors

This year, 91亚色 is honouring sociology and women鈥檚 studies Professor Pat Armstrong and psychology Professor Leslie Greenberg with its highest award, Distinguished Research Professor, for their outstanding contributions to the University through research. The title will be conferred on Armstrong at the Spring 2010 Convocation on June 16 at 10:30am and on Greenberg during the […]