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April 23, 2014
 
 
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<em>The Expositor:</em> Laurier-Y rec centre gets another $1-million boost The Expositor: Laurier-Y rec centre gets another $1-million boost
(News - Apr 21)
Laurier becomes long-term home for National Youth Orchestra of Canada’s Summer Training Institute Laurier becomes long-term home for National Youth Orchestra of Canada’s Summer Training Institute
(News Release - Apr 21)
What's open and when, April 21-30
(Campus Update - Apr 21)
Memorial gathering for longtime employee Charlotte Cox to be held April 24 in Senate and Board Chamber Memorial gathering for longtime employee Charlotte Cox to be held April 24 in Senate and Board Chamber
(Campus Update - Apr 17)
Brantford family donates $1M to Laurier Brantford YMCA Brantford family donates $1M to Laurier Brantford YMCA
(News Release - Apr 17)
Mark your calendar: Fall 2014/Winter 2015 course registration for returning undergraduate students opens June 23
(Campus Update - Apr 17)
Laurier alum named Bank of Canada senior deputy governor Laurier alum named Bank of Canada senior deputy governor
(Campus Update - Apr 17)
Graduate Students’ Association names Researcher of the Year
(Campus Update - Apr 16)
Psychology professors bring lab-style experience to large lectures through interactive technology
(Campus Update - Apr 16)
WLU Press releases book based on Laurier professor’s study of single mothers WLU Press releases book based on Laurier professor’s study of single mothers
(Campus Update - Apr 15)
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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