Jennifer Briere (MEd, PhD) is a cognitive developmentalist who focuses on the early and latter parts of the lifespan. She has special interest in the areas of remembering and forgetting.
Education
- Ph.D.: Cognitive Developmental Psychology (Cognition & Neuroscience).
September 2011 – August 6, 2015 at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Thesis: Retrieval-Induced Forgetting in Kindergartner: Evaluating the Inhibitory
Account
- M.Ed.: Educational Psychology (Measurement & Evaluation).
September, 2009 – August 29, 2011 from the University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Thesis: Determining the Psychometric Properties of Retrieval-Induced
Forgetting
- B.A. Honours: Psychology.
September, 2000 – May, 2005 from the University of Saskatchewan, Canada.
Thesis: Omitting Details from Post-Event Practice. Are Omission Effects Due to Output Interference?
- Letter of Program Recognition (3Year): Sociology.
September, 2000 – May, 2005 from the University of Saskatchewan, Canada
Minor: Criminological Sociology
Teaching Responsibilities
- Psy 213.3: Child Development
- Psy 216.3: Psychology of Aging
- Psy 255.3: Human Memory
- Psy 253.3: Cognitive Psychology
- Psy 317.3: Advanced Developmental Psychology: Cognitive Development I
- Psy 318.3: Advanced Developmental Psychology: Cognitive Development II
Administrative Responsibilities
- Member of the STM Scholarship and Bursaries Committee
- Member of the Advisory Circle for the STM Chair in Indigenous Spirituality and Reconciliation