Applicants planning to register with the College of Alberta Psychologists (CAP) after January 1, 2030, should be aware that City University’s current MCP curriculum does not align with CAP’s anticipated 2030 criteria. To address this, CityU has developed a Psychologist Emphasis track designed to fully align with CAP’s 2030 criteria. The new curriculum is being submitted to our […]
On September 30th each year, CityU in Canada joins communities across the country in observing the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. This day is dedicated to honoring the children who never returned home, the survivors of residential schools, their families, and their communities. We encourage reflection on the painful history and lasting impacts of […]
Rudy, a scruffy terrier mix with a perpetually wagging tail, wasn’t supposed to be in Mrs. Hernandez’s inner-city classroom. School policy dictated “no animals,” a relic of a bygone era. Yet, there he was, sprawled beneath Gabriela’s desk, a silent sentinel amidst the controlled chaos of pre-teens. Gabriela, a whirlwind of nervous energy, had a […]
The Evolution of Artificial Intelligence Artificial Intelligence (AI) has undergone a remarkable transformation, evolving from a theoretical concept to a pivotal force shaping our daily lives. Its journey has been marked by breakthroughs that unlock new capabilities and applications, fundamentally altering technology and society. While AI’s potential to address pressing challenges is immense, it also […]
June 3, 2024 The Paradox of Early Adoption: From Fringe to Mainstream Throughout history, those who have embraced new ideas, technologies, or lifestyles before the general population have often been met with skepticism, ridicule, or even outright rejection. However, time and again, these “early adopters” have paved the way for societal shifts that eventually become […]
Imposter syndrome, characterized by a persistent fear of being exposed as undeserving of one’s achievements and is a prevalent psychological phenomenon affecting high-achieving individuals (Cameron, 2020). Despite not being classified as a mental disorder, imposter syndrome is notably common, especially in academic and professional settings (Cokley, Awad, Smith, Jackson, & Awosogba, 2020). This psychological pattern […]
Learning with Rolando Islas on Thursday, February 22, at 3:30pm Beliefs, the main gear into action: An exploration of Ethics in a complex world The realm of rules is essentially static, “objective” under a dominant ideology, structured according to the interests of those who dominate and govern the situation; every ordinary situation is structured in dominance, […]
The BC School Counsellors Association (BCSCA) conference took place October 20th and 21st 2023 at the Westin Bayshore Hotel in Vancouver. Virtual sessions were also available, increasing accessibility for all. The theme was Hope and the conference was well attended by school counsellors across the province. Many of City University’s current M.Ed. in School Counselling students were able to […]
Navigating Tomorrow’s Leaders: AI, Integrity, and the Evolution of Education by Dr. Heather Henderson (Author), Dr. Truman Spring (Author) Exciting News!!! Our members from the CityU Family, Heather Henderson, and Truman Spring have published a book! It is meant as a primer on the subject for that are trying to grasp the new reality of working with Artificial Intelligence as an ever-present […]