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Laurier Professor Jorge Heine appointed to board of the Institute of International Relations at the University of the West Indies Laurier Professor Jorge Heine appointed to board of the Institute of International Relations at the University of the West Indies
(Campus Update - May 23)
Laurier researchers part of $5 million Changing Cold Regions Network
(News Release - May 23)
Laurier Professor Chris Alcantara shortlisted for John McMenemy Prize Laurier Professor Chris Alcantara shortlisted for John McMenemy Prize
(Campus Update - May 22)
Latest federal polls suggest a reversal of political fortunes, Laurier researchers find Latest federal polls suggest a reversal of political fortunes, Laurier researchers find
(News Release - May 22)
Laurier researchers and students receive NSERC funding
(News Release - May 21)
Laurier celebrates Global Innovation Exchange groundbreaking Laurier celebrates Global Innovation Exchange groundbreaking
(News Release - May 17)
LALL Anniversary lecture: Power of Laughter with Neil Aitchison LALL Anniversary lecture: Power of Laughter with Neil Aitchison
(News - May 16)
Laurier MBA to offer specialization in golf and resort management
(News Release - May 15)
Laurier receives ministry approval for three new programs Laurier receives ministry approval for three new programs
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Former Procter & Gamble president to speak at Laurier Former Procter & Gamble president to speak at Laurier
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Kim Roberts, Psychology With provincial and federal funding, Kim Roberts studies the memory processes of young children to help prevent gaps in detail. She examines how police extract memories from multiple abuse victims, and is developing a police interview technique to help children correct their errors. Her other research objectives include identifying the skills that are necessary to prevent confusion and the age range where children master these skills.

Kim Roberts
Associate Professor,
Psychology