Faculty members at Royal Roads University are leaders in innovative research that's intentionally designed to contribute to positive change in individuals’ lives, communities and societies. Refine results Search by keyword Year - Any -201420152016201720182019202020212022202320242025 Funder - Any -Ashoka CanadaBanting Postdoctoral FellowshipsBC CancerBC Provincial GovernmentCanada Research Chairs (CRC)Canadian HeritageCanadian Red CrossCIHR (Canadian Institutes of Health Research)Global Affairs CanadaGovernment of CanadaInter-Council NetworkMichael Smith Foundation for Health ResearchMindful CampusesMitacsNRCan (Natural Resources Canada)NSERC (Natural Sciences & Engineering Research Council of Canada)Royal Roads UniversitySee descriptionSSHRC (Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council)Tri-Agency (CIHR, NSERC, SSHRC)Vancouver FoundationVariousVictoria FoundationWorkBC Do mortality reminders influence our water decisions: a new variable for the era of climate change, drought and uncertainty 2018 Sarah Elizabeth Wolfe Sarah Wolfe was awarded SSHRC funding for a research project to investigate whether and how water consumption and management decisions are influenced by emotion and psychological defences. Environment & Sustainability Stronger than fear: awe, ritual, identity and water decisions 2019 Sarah Elizabeth Wolfe Wolfe used funding from a SSHRC Insight Development Grant to investigate the role of awe in water decisions and connected these insights to the water management community. Environment & Sustainability Strengthening Diverse Research Capacity for an Inclusive Green Recovery in Canada 2022 Julie MacArthur, Runa Das Julie MacArthur was awarded funding through a SSHRC grant for a research project aimed at empowering women and non-binary academics’ contributions to sustainable energy research. Business Interdisciplinary Studies Safe Online: Exploring Young People’s Experience of Peer-to-Peer Sexual Violence Online - Recommendations for Safety 2023 Kathleen Manion Kathleen Manion was awarded funding though a grant from End Violence Against Children to identify and explore opportunities to protect children online using social norms research. Humanitarian Studies Making as Method: Weaving Together Natural Beauty, Thought and a Sense of Belonging to the Land through Wild Basketry 2023 Hilary Leighton Dr. Leighton used Buttedahl and Skene Learning and Teaching Innovation Funds to study wild basketry in order to brings a hands-on arts-and nature-based approach to knowledge. Environment & Sustainability Improving Student Evaluation of Teaching Through Feedback Literacy 2023 Chaseten Remillard Dr. Remillard used Buttedahl and Skene Learning and Teaching Innovation Funds to create an online tutorial to teach students about constructive and useful criticism of teaching. Communication & Culture Age Friendly Universities 2023 Charles Krusekopf Dr. Krusekopf received Buttedahl and Skene Learning and Teaching Innovation Funds to support the creation of an online resource for people interested in education for later-life career transitions. Business Global Leadership and Followership 2023 Wanda Krause Dr. Wanda Krause received Buttedahl and Skene Learning and Teaching Innovation Funds to attend and present at the 2024 Global Followership Conference. Leadership Studies Multispecies Families on the Streets: The Wellbeing of Dogs and their Homeless Guardians 2023 Michael Young Michael Young and Ranjana Basu were awarded funding through a Vancouver Foundation grant to explore the wellbeing of multispecies families experiencing homelessness, to support inclusive communities. Humanitarian Studies Pagination Previous page First page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Current page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Last page 59 Next page
Do mortality reminders influence our water decisions: a new variable for the era of climate change, drought and uncertainty 2018 Sarah Elizabeth Wolfe Sarah Wolfe was awarded SSHRC funding for a research project to investigate whether and how water consumption and management decisions are influenced by emotion and psychological defences. Environment & Sustainability
Stronger than fear: awe, ritual, identity and water decisions 2019 Sarah Elizabeth Wolfe Wolfe used funding from a SSHRC Insight Development Grant to investigate the role of awe in water decisions and connected these insights to the water management community. Environment & Sustainability
Strengthening Diverse Research Capacity for an Inclusive Green Recovery in Canada 2022 Julie MacArthur, Runa Das Julie MacArthur was awarded funding through a SSHRC grant for a research project aimed at empowering women and non-binary academics’ contributions to sustainable energy research. Business Interdisciplinary Studies
Safe Online: Exploring Young People’s Experience of Peer-to-Peer Sexual Violence Online - Recommendations for Safety 2023 Kathleen Manion Kathleen Manion was awarded funding though a grant from End Violence Against Children to identify and explore opportunities to protect children online using social norms research. Humanitarian Studies
Making as Method: Weaving Together Natural Beauty, Thought and a Sense of Belonging to the Land through Wild Basketry 2023 Hilary Leighton Dr. Leighton used Buttedahl and Skene Learning and Teaching Innovation Funds to study wild basketry in order to brings a hands-on arts-and nature-based approach to knowledge. Environment & Sustainability
Improving Student Evaluation of Teaching Through Feedback Literacy 2023 Chaseten Remillard Dr. Remillard used Buttedahl and Skene Learning and Teaching Innovation Funds to create an online tutorial to teach students about constructive and useful criticism of teaching. Communication & Culture
Age Friendly Universities 2023 Charles Krusekopf Dr. Krusekopf received Buttedahl and Skene Learning and Teaching Innovation Funds to support the creation of an online resource for people interested in education for later-life career transitions. Business
Global Leadership and Followership 2023 Wanda Krause Dr. Wanda Krause received Buttedahl and Skene Learning and Teaching Innovation Funds to attend and present at the 2024 Global Followership Conference. Leadership Studies
Multispecies Families on the Streets: The Wellbeing of Dogs and their Homeless Guardians 2023 Michael Young Michael Young and Ranjana Basu were awarded funding through a Vancouver Foundation grant to explore the wellbeing of multispecies families experiencing homelessness, to support inclusive communities. Humanitarian Studies
