Anna Dawczyk

Lecturer
location_on AnSo-1320
Education

PhD in Family Relations & Human Development from the University of Guelph (Ontario) completed in 2018 and awarded in 2019


Teaching


Research

My research involves enhancing problem gambling interventions to reduce the negative impact of problem gambling on individuals and their families. Specifically, I have focused on:

  • Identification of relapse vulnerability during problem gambling intervention participation and subsequently exploring when and how additional supports influence problem gambling intervention outcomes;
  • Development of a program model to allow family members to ban their loved ones from gaming venues;
  • Exploration of disclosure and nondisclosure of problem gambling in close interpersonal relationship;
  • How problem gambling influences retirement planning and transitions; and
  • Corporate social responsibility and policy.

Anna Dawczyk

Lecturer
location_on AnSo-1320
Education

PhD in Family Relations & Human Development from the University of Guelph (Ontario) completed in 2018 and awarded in 2019


Teaching


Research

My research involves enhancing problem gambling interventions to reduce the negative impact of problem gambling on individuals and their families. Specifically, I have focused on:

  • Identification of relapse vulnerability during problem gambling intervention participation and subsequently exploring when and how additional supports influence problem gambling intervention outcomes;
  • Development of a program model to allow family members to ban their loved ones from gaming venues;
  • Exploration of disclosure and nondisclosure of problem gambling in close interpersonal relationship;
  • How problem gambling influences retirement planning and transitions; and
  • Corporate social responsibility and policy.

Anna Dawczyk

Lecturer
location_on AnSo-1320
Education

PhD in Family Relations & Human Development from the University of Guelph (Ontario) completed in 2018 and awarded in 2019

Teaching keyboard_arrow_down
Research keyboard_arrow_down

My research involves enhancing problem gambling interventions to reduce the negative impact of problem gambling on individuals and their families. Specifically, I have focused on:

  • Identification of relapse vulnerability during problem gambling intervention participation and subsequently exploring when and how additional supports influence problem gambling intervention outcomes;
  • Development of a program model to allow family members to ban their loved ones from gaming venues;
  • Exploration of disclosure and nondisclosure of problem gambling in close interpersonal relationship;
  • How problem gambling influences retirement planning and transitions; and
  • Corporate social responsibility and policy.