U of G psychology professor emeritus Mary Ann Evans has been researching these questions for decades now. Her early studies focused on grade one reading development, but a comment from a parent added a new perspective.
The College of Social and Applied Human Sciences (CSAHS) Alumni Association has a long-standing tradition of giving back, making a lasting impact on students through generous support and active engagement. Their stewardship goes beyond financial contributions—it’s about mentoring, inspiring, and creating opportunities for the next generation.
Dr. Beverley A. Lee’s life and work stand as a powerful testament to resilience, opportunity, and the transformative power of education. From overcoming limited educational opportunities to becoming a respected academic and advocate, Dr. Lee’s journey reflects a steadfast belief in the potential of every child and a deep understanding of what it means to turn barriers into bridges.
Julia Meze is a fourth-year student in the Child Studies program at the University of Guelph. Passionate about supporting children and families, she has built a strong interdisciplinary foundation through her coursework and enriched her learning through hands-on practicum placements, applying classroom knowledge to real-world settings.