Undergraduate & Graduate Student Supervision
I am actively seeking new graduate students who have an interest in sexual violence interventions and other topics related to male violence against women and girls. I only supervise graduate students coming in to our Applied Social Psychology program.
My current graduate students’ research focuses on the role of social media in sexual assault, transformations experienced by survivors following rape during war, pornography’s role in women’s sexual lives, and the role of self-silencing in negative outcomes experienced by young women who have experienced violence from their intimate partners.
Recent undergraduate students conducted research on control over the choice of pornography viewed in heterosexual relationships, mothers’ disclosures to daughters about their sexuality, and street harassment.
Graduate students are given the opportunity to become a member of the interdisciplinary Health Research Centre for the Study of Violence against Women
Current Graduate Students:
Mia Sisic (on leave until January 2019)
Michelle Krieger
Hio Tong Kuan
Tanja Samardzic
Recently graduated students:
Sobia Ali Faisal
Level: PhD, 2014
Research: Crossing Sexual Barriers: the influence of background factors and personal attitudes on sexual guilt and sexual anxiety among Canadian and American Muslim women and men
Contact: ali1l@uwindsor.ca
Dusty Johnstone
Level: PhD, 2013
Research: Voices from Liminal Spaces: Narratives of Unacknowledged Rape
Contact: dustyj@uwindsor.ca
