Researchers at Cape Breton University continue to be recognized by National funding bodies for their high-calibre work. Most recently, three researchers received Insight Development Grants from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC). The awards total over $167,000 and will be used to build knowledge and understanding about people, societies and the world.
Dr. Stephanie Gilbert was awarded $60,223 for her work Women in leadership: The influence of stereotype threat and motivation for transformational leadership on leadership aspirations and emergence; Dr. Kathy Snow was awarded $69,713 for her work Ajurnaqtut Aniguinnasuut: Turning Grief into Empowerment; and Dr. Leslie Wardley was awarded $38,274 for her work Assessment of efficiency in Ontario universities using data envelopment analysis.
“We’re thrilled that three of our researchers are being recognized for their very important work,â€� says Tanya Brann-Barrett, Associate Vice-President, Academic & Research, Research and Graduate Studies. “The Insight Development Grant speaks to the innovative research happening here and the quality of the researchers that we have working within our Ä¢¹½ÊÓÆµios and educating our students.â€�
To learn more about Dr. Gilbert, Dr. Snow and Dr. Wardley, read their individual stories below.
Dr. Stephanie Gilbert
Dr. Kathy Snow
Dr. Leslie Wardley