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On
October 21st, 2003, the Canada Research Chairs Program, in collaboration
with the UQO, has proceed to the official lauching of the Clinical Cyberpsychology
Research Chair. This high scale grant was given to the teacher and researcher
Stéphane Bouchard, responsable for the clinical section of the
Cyberpsychology Lab of UQO. A total of 500 000$, divided in five years,
allowed the team to expand and by high-tech equipment. It will also allows to develop new treatments programs in virtual reality
for anxiety disorders and other related problems. Thanks to the team's hard work, the Clinical Cyberpsychology Research Chair has been renewed until 2013. Click
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The
Chairholder, Stéphane Bouchard, during his presentation at the
launching of the research chair in 2003. The UQO members can be proud to be represented
by devoted researchers that are very passionate about their work. From
all personnel from the UQO as well as the Cyberpsychology Lab: CONGRATULATIONS
STÉPHANE!
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Stéphane
receives the official document confirming the reception of the research
Chair signed by former Prime President Jean Chrétien. From left
to right: Mr. René Durocher (former executive director of the Canada
Research Chair Program), Mrs. Manon Harvey (vice-president of Finances
for the Canada Foundation for Innovation), Mr. Francys White (former UQO
rector), Stéphane Bouchard (Chairholder), Mr. Marcel Proulx (Hull-Gatineau
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Stéphane
Bouchard with two of his Doctoral interns (psychology), Julie St-Jacques
(left) et Micheline Allard (right). Among his numerous responsibilities,
Stéphane Bouchard supervise clinical interns in psychology at the
UQO, UQAM and Ottawa university.
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Here
is part of the Lab's team celebrating the Reasearch chair launching and
the promising future of the Lab. From left to right : Christine Valin
(CHPJ Anxiety disorder clinic's secretary), Micheline Allard (Doctorate
intern), Serge Larouche (therapist), Geneviève Robillard (research
project coordinator), Julie St-Jacques (Doctorate intern) et Daniel Howe
(volunteer).
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