Dr. Kristen DunfieldEducation:
B.A., (Hon), University of Calgary, 2004 M.A., Queen’s University, 2006 Ph.D., Queen's University, 2010 Employment: Associate Professor, Concordia University, 2018 - present Assistant Professor, Concordia University, 2013 - 2018 Post Doctoral fellow, the Ohio State University, 2012-2013 Awards & Recognitions: Concordia University Research Award (Category A), Strategic Research Cluster: The Person and Society, 2017 |
THE RESEARCH TEAM
Graduate students
Maxine Iannuccilli
Ph.D. Student Leading SSHRC-funded research examining the influence of children's early social experiences on their cognitive development. Maxine is particularly interested in the developmental origins of gender stereotypes about ability. Maxine Iannuccilli is a SSHRC Storytellers Top 25 Finalist & Concordia University’s 2022 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) PhD Winner. Take a look at her winning presentation here!. You can reach Maxine on Twitter and LinkedIn. Seleste Beaulieu M.A. Student Involved in a multi-institutional Open Research Area (ORA) project exploring the early development of prosocial behaviour. Examining the existence of a knowledge-behaviour gap across the varieties of prosocial behaviour in young children. |
Research Assistants
Radu Urian
Lab Coordinator Honours (2022). The Role of Cultural Context in Prosocial Development: A Mexico-Canada Cross-Cultural Comparison Concordia Undergraduate Student Research Award recipient (2022) Dean's List (2019-2020) Kelly Mazzocca Honours Thesis 2022-2023 Dean's List (2020-2021) Jordan Sheen Honours Thesis 2022-2023 Gardenia Duverger Sorroche Honours Thesis 2022-2023 Elspeth McConell Fine Arts Award 2022 Dean list (2019-2020) |
Current Volunteers
Friends of the CSCD
Tara Karasewich
Ph.D. student, Queen's University. Tara's research looks at social cognitive development in early childhood, with a focus on how shyness affects children's prosocial behaviour. You can reach Tara by email. |