Inspiring Minds is a campus-wide partnership between Western Research, the School of Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies, the Writing Support Centre, Western Libraries, Student Experience, and Western's 11 faculties.
Western's graduate students were challenged to describe their work in 150 or fewer words; this non-competitive showcase highlights a curated group of randomly selected Master's and Doctoral students from across campus. It's an exciting snapshot of work in progress and work that will have an impact on our society for years to come.
We invite you to view the student submissions featured below and to take some time to explore the almost 540 submissions received in the Inspiring Minds Digital Collection.
From Doubts to Decision: Decoding Immigrant Vaccine Hesitancy in the Fight Against COVID-19
Recognizing the Human-Animal Bond through veterinary social work
Probing the brain’s capacity to learn a new language without trying
Road Salt
Examining Policy Instruments and Environmental Tax as Effective Tools for Managing Environmental Impacts and the Implementation of the Paris Accord: Possible Lessons from Canada and a Case for an Action Plan in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Love in The Dark: Seeking Alternative Models of Romance in American Cinema
Highlighting menstruation in sport: it’s about time we hear from the athletes themselves
Increasing Safety for Commotio cordis in Sport
Exploring Ecological Questions in Early Childhood Education through Artistic and Sonic Approaches
Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Indigenization Strategies in the Canadian Music Industry
Gastronomy & Peace
Gender and Entrepreneurship: Levelling the Playing Field for Women Entrepreneurs in Developing Economies s in Developing Economies
We invite you to view our curated submissions organized by Faculty:
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