Students who are interested in engaging in an in-depth study of a particular subject or discipline will undertake original research in a specific field and complete an Honours Thesis. Below is a list of our most recent undergraduates and their completed Honours Theses:
The Ongoing Prevention of Sexual Abuse
Julianna Davidson, April 2011
Stephanie Nickerson, April 2010
Early Childhood Educators’ Perceptions of Inclusive Child Care
Kelsey Zinck, Fall/Winter 2009/2010
Early Childhood Educators’ Perceptions of the Relationship Between Speech-Language Impairments and Social, Behavioural, and Academic Problems in Preschool Aged Children
Kristine Gale, April 2010
The Fallacious Immaculacy of a Racist Tradition in Dutch Picture Books and Magazines for Children: Themes of Domination and Subordination in the Relationship between Black Peter and St. Nicholas
Fransien Bogers, April 2010
Play and Hospitalization: An Adult Perspective
Lauren Crawley, April 2009
Click here for a complete list of Graduate Theses completed in the Masters of Arts - Child and Youth Study program.