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Submitted by Jessica Noseworthy, BPSYC Student
To mark the end of the academic year, graduating students in the Honours Bachelor of Behavioural Psychology (BPSYC) program proudly presented their thesis posters in the college’s conference venue. The event showcased a wide variety of topics, reflecting the diversity of interests and areas within the field of behavioural psychology.
Some students focused on research-based projects, while others developed resources like clinical manuals or workshops tailored for their placement agencies. Since September, these students have been balancing full-time placements, work, and families while completing their thesis, making this moment a significant achievement and a well-earned celebration for all.
Congratulations to the entire fourth-year BPSYC class! Your dedication, perseverance, and drive have brought you to this exciting milestone in your life. A special thank-you to the BPSYC faculty for your guidance throughout the year, with extra appreciation for Marie-Line Jobin for your support in preparing for and organizing the gala. Thank you to the students who helped set up the event.
We would like to extend a special thank you to Gary Bernfeld for attending the poster gala and for founding the BPSYC program, making all this possible. Finally, a big thank-you to all students, staff, family, and friends who attended and supported the graduating class at the event. It means a lot, and we appreciate all your support!