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Rosemarie Sampson is a Senior Policy Analyst with the Crime Prevention & Aboriginal Community Safety Division at Public Safety Canada. Rosemarie has held this position since September 2015.
Prior to their current role, Rosemarie was a Student Researcher with Correctional Service of Canada from August 2014 to November 2015.
From September 2010 to April 2013, Rosemarie was a Research Coordinator at Mount Saint Vincent University, where they oversaw research projects on topics such as probability and delay discounting as causal factors of gambling behaviour, the effects of bilateral saccadic eye movements on memory for emotional scenes, and reaction to emotional events: effects of emotion on episodic memory.
Rosemarie is currently a Member of the Board of Governors at Mount Saint Vincent University.
Rosemarie Sampson has a Master’s Degree in Experimental Psychology with a Forensic/Criminology stream from Carleton University. Rosemarie also has a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology (Honours) from Mount Saint Vincent University as well as a Bachelor of Arts - BA from Athabasca University.
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MOUNT SAINT VINCENT UNIVERSITY
Recognized as a leader in innovative education for women, Mount Saint Vincent University is a dynamic, challenging and welcoming environment. Approximately 4,000 women and men from across Canada and around the globe take advantage of its personalized approach and distinctive programs. Along with liberal arts and sciences, professional programs are offered in business administration, information technology, public relations, tourism and hospitality management, family studies and gerontology, nutrition, and child and youth study. Mount Saint Vincent is also known for its teacher education programs at the bachelor's and master's levels. Distance learning via various technologies and off-site course delivery support the University's long-standing commitment to accessibility. More than 100 courses are currently offered online and via other technologies. Whether on campus or off, the University strives to provide every opportunity for student success. Co-operative education, internships and practicum placements are incorporated in many programs. International students are an important part of the Mount community, with students from more than 50 countries enrolled in its courses. The University welcomes the diversity of perspectives and offers a safe, clean and affordable alternative for students from around the globe. Help is available for international students through an International Student Advisor in the Department of Student Affairs, and an English Language Cultural Immersion Program offered in August each year. The University opens its doors to the community in a number of other ways as well, with resources like its Centre for Women in Business, a business development centre for women entrepreneurs.