Tracey L. Leacock, PhD, PMP Adjunct Professor / Research Grants Facilitator Faculty of Education, Simon Fraser University 8888 University Drive, Burnaby, BC Canada V5A 1S6 T. 778-782-3483 | F. 778-782-4203 Office: EDB 8675.1, Burnaby Campus tleacock@sfu.ca

Hello and welcome to my SFU personal webpage!

If you're looking for my full academic CV including information on my research focus, publications, and all the usual details, please see my official faculty page (N.B. our official tempates may not cooperate with Internet Explorer - try Firefox)

Links to the outlines for courses I often teach:

EDUC 220 Introduction to Educational Psychology (C100) (Click on "Course Outlines" in the left column after following the link)

EDUC 222 Research Methods in Educational Psychology

EDUC 360 Instructional Psychology

EDUC 860 Contemporary Theory and Research in Educational Psychology (formerly Foundations of Educational Psychology)

Thinking of Taking EDUC 220 via CODE?

• Questions about how to register for a CODE (distance) course, where you are on the waitlist, how to schedule an off campus exam, etc.? Please contact codehelp@sfu.ca
• Questions about the course content or course logistics? Please post in the WebCT Tutor-Marker Office discussion
• Private questions about feedback on an assignment or exam? Please email your tutor-marker (contact info is posted in WebCT)

Research Grants Facilitation

• Here are some resources that may help you in your search for research funding; if you can't find what you're looking for or if you would like feedback on a draft proposal, please email me or drop by my office at the end of the Graduate Programs hallway in the Education Building (EDB 8675.1)
  • Faculty of Education Research webpage
  • SFU Office of Research Services
    • Funding Opportunities
    • SFU Signature Sheet (the pdf version has been known to get creative with its sums, so I recommend sticking with the Excel version)
    • Archive of SSHRC, NSERC, and CIHR list announcement

Cognitive Science Program

• Everything you wanted to know about this innovative and interesting interdisciplinary undergraduate program
• Find out about the Defining Cognitive Science speaker series and related COGS events

Need a break from all that thinking?

• Help the World Food Programme and test your vocabulary at FreeRice - oh wait, is that too much like studying?
• How about going outside to enjoy Beautiful BC with a summer paddle, a winter's day on the slopes or trails, or a year-round hike?
• Maybe you'd prefer to stay indoors (mostly), or even to try something completely different (yes, it's real - SFU even used to have a team)?

Whatever you choose, your mind will be much clearer once you clear out the cobwebs and remind your eyes that they can see farther than the nearest computer screen!

(Background photo: Greenland From the Air, 2006 (c) Tracey L. Leacock)