74 Applications: PSYC100 and PREVnet

By Meghan E. Norris and Riley J.T. Bonar

In this unit we explored topics related to adolescence. When we think about how this work may be applied, we want to direct you to an incredible organization, PREVnet, co-founded by Dr. Wendy Craig (a professor of Psychology at Queen’s University). PREVnet is a not-for-profit dedicated to preventing youth interpersonal violence.

PREVnet offers online training for those who are looking to build competencies in areas related to their work. We share them with you below in case these are professional development opportunities of interest—note that these do not count for course credit at Queen’s University and are optional. We share them for students who seek to engage in additional professional development opportunities in these areas. These training resources are available in both English and French, and can be put onto your resume.

PREVnet Healthy Relationships Training Module

PREVnet Identity-Based Bullying Teaching Resources

PREVnet Identity-Based Bullying Online Training for Educators

PREVnet Teen Dating Violence Online Training

There are many career pathways tied to Developmental Psychology. If you are seeking to learn more about careers in this area, we invite you to read this chapter on careers related to Developmental Psychology, written for the Canadian context.

References:

Kuhlmeier, V. A., Mayne, K., & Craig, W. (2019). Developmental psychology. In M. E. Norris (Ed.), The Canadian handbook for careers in psychological science. eCampusOntario. https://ecampusontario.pressbooks.pub/psychologycareers/chapter/developmental/

PREVNet. (n.d.). https://www.prevnet.ca/

How to cite this using APA Style:

Norris, M. E. & Bonar, R.J.T. (2026). Applications: PSYC100 and PREVnet. In PSYC 100: Principles of psychology. eCampusOntario. https://ecampusontario.pressbooks.pub/testbookje/chapter/applications-psyc100-and-prevnet/