Anna MacGillivray, Honours Thesis Student

Anna (She/her) is a fourth year honours student at St. Francis Xavier University, from Antigonish, Nova Scotia. Anna is pursuing a BSc in Applied Forensic Psychology with aspirations to further her education and become a psychologist. Anna is a research assistant to Dr. Lambe and the IVY lab. Under Dr. Lambe's supervision, she is completing her honours research, using a virtual reality paradigm to explore how victimization and anxiety influence bystander intervention. When not in the lab, Anna enjoys getting outside, exercising, reading, and cooking!

Emilia Stewart, Honours Thesis Student

Emilia (she/they) is a fourth year honours student at St. Francis Xavier University, taking a degree in Arts and Science in Health. She is from Ottawa, Ontario, and hopes to pursue a career in medicine. Emilia is a research assistant to Dr. Lambe and is pursuing her honours under Dr. Lambe's supervision, conducting a program evaluation of Waves of Change, a sexual violence intervention program at StFX. In her free time, Emilia is on the cheer team and enjoys painting and reading.

Julia Byron, Honours Thesis Student

Julia (she/her) is a fourth year honours student at St. Francis Xavier University taking a BSc in Applied Forensic Psychology. She is from Dartmouth, Nova Scotia and hopes to pursue a degree in clinical psychology. Julia is conducting research under the supervision of Dr. Redden and co-supervision of Dr. Lambe and is a research assistant for the IVY Lab. Her honours thesis is a part of the Cyberball research project and will be looking at cognitive factors (eye tracking data) that influences bystander intervention. Outside of the lab Julia enjoys spending time with her loved ones, reading, cooking, and watching true crime documentaries!