Dr. Heath awarded a SSHRC Insight Development Grant in 2022 competition
Dr. Nancy Heath was awarded an Insight Development Grant by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) in their 2022 competition. The funded research program is titled, "Evaluating knowledge mobilization for stress management in university students: We know it works, so why don’t they use it?" and seeks to evaluate different approaches to stress management knowledge mobilization in post-secondary settings. The project team includes includes Dr. Adam Dubé (co-applicant, McGill University), Dr. Victoria Talwar (co-applicant, McGill University), Jessica Mettler (co-applicant, McGill University), Dr. Lina Di Genova (collaborator, McGill University), and Dr. Vera Romano (collaborator, McGill University). Congratulations to all!
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