Psy.D. student in neuropsychology - clinical neuropsychology, University of Montreal
Audrey-Ann’s early interest for the pediatric population has led her to participate in different voluntary projects aiming to support academic and social skills of children with special needs. She completed a bachelor’s degree in cognitive neuroscience (Honor’s Program) specialized in neuropsychology at University of Montreal in April 2019. During this period, she has volunteered for various projects taking place at NED Lab. As part of her Honor’s project supervised by Dr Lippé, she studied electroencephalographic profiles of children with superior intellectual abilities. She started a doctoral program in psychology, clinical neuropsychology option (Psy.D.) under the direction of Dr Lippé in September 2019. In collaboration with the Cardiology service of CHU Sainte-Justine, she is studying the impacts of Kawasaki disease on children’s cognitive, behavioral and cerebral development. Awards and scholarships:
Excellence scholarship, Department of Psychology, University of Montreal, 2020-2021, 2800$
Departmental scholarship, Department of Psychology, University of Montreal, 2019-2020, 3400$
Certificate of Academic Excellence – Honors thesis, Canadian Psychological Association, 2019
Best oral presentation award (Honor’s program), 13th Scientific Day of the Department of Psychology, University of Montreal, 2019
Mention of excellence from the dean of the Faculty of arts and science, University of Montreal, 2017, 2018 and 2019
