Welcome to the Intergroup Relations laboratory at the University of

Calgary!

In this lab, we are interested in relations between people belonging to different social groups and categories (e.g., people belonging to different gender groups, racial groups, sexual orientation groups, national groups, and/or religious groups). Negative intergroup relations can lead to negative social consequences. Thus, our research focuses on understanding and overcoming barriers to positive intergroup relations. See RESEARCH and PUBLICATIONS for specific topics. 

Recent Lab News

(3.5.18) Graduate student Elena Buliga recently presented research at the Society for Personality and
Social Psychology Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA

(12.16.17) Celebrated the end of the semester with a little fun in a Escape Room!
Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas from the Intergroup Relations Lab :)

(12.02.17) Mallaz recently presented his research at the undergraduate research symposium!

(09.28.16) This past summer, we had the opportunity to host Maria Escobar, a visiting undergraduate student from St. Vincent College in PA through the SPSP SPUR program. Read more about SPUR here: http://www.spsp.org/events/summer-opportunities-for-students/SPUR

(08.29.17) MSc student Elena Buliga has received a Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Canada Graduate Scholarship- Master's. These scholarships are award to "high-calibre scholars" completing Master's programs. Congrats Elena!