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May 23, 2012
 
 
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Congress 2012: celebrating the humanities and social sciences at Laurier

Congress 2012: celebrating the humanities and social sciences at Laurier

Congress 2012 starts this coming Saturday as thousands of...
(Campus Update - May 11)


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University and CUPE commence bargaining University and CUPE commence bargaining
(Notice - May 22)
Congress Program Organization and Coordination by Laurier faculty Congress Program Organization and Coordination by Laurier faculty
(Campus Update - May 22)
Canada's largest academic conference to infuse $7 million into Waterloo Region economy Canada's largest academic conference to infuse $7 million into Waterloo Region economy
(News Release - May 22)
A glimpse into behind-the-scenes work for Congress 2012 A glimpse into behind-the-scenes work for Congress 2012
(Campus Update - May 18)
Laurier a pledging partner of Regional Carbon Initiative Laurier a pledging partner of Regional Carbon Initiative
(News Release - May 17)
Provincial Research Matters website features Laurier researchers Provincial Research Matters website features Laurier researchers
(News Release - May 14)
Laurier special constable wins community award for bicycle-recycling program Laurier special constable wins community award for bicycle-recycling program
(Campus Update - May 11)
Laurier alumni invited to experience stunning opera with special reception Laurier alumni invited to experience stunning opera with special reception
(Campus Update - May 10)
Laurier joins Eduroam wireless network
(Campus Update - May 08)
Headstart sessions for new Laurier students start soon! Headstart sessions for new Laurier students start soon!
(News - May 08)
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Robert Gebotys, Psychology Robert Gebotys, who joined Laurier in 1984, was recognized with the 2005 Award for Teaching Excellence for full-time faculty. The award is especially notable because Gebotys teaches statistics - probably the most universally feared and dreaded university course - to psychology students, not math or physics majors. He uses real-life examples, like how much male social workers are paid compared to female social workers, to bring statistics to life and give them meaning.

Robert Gebotys
Associate Professor,
Psychology