Alexandra M. Zidenberg (UdeM)

Alexandra M. Zidenberg is an Assistant Professor at the Université de Montréal and an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Military Psychology and Leadership at the Royal Military College of Canada.

Her research lies at the intersection of applied social psychology and criminology, addressing complex topics such as the assessment, prevention, and management of human behaviors, particularly those related to sexual violence. With a diverse academic background, including a postdoctoral fellowship at McGill University and a faculty position at King’s University College, she has been recognized multiple times for her innovative work, notably receiving the J. Stephen Wormith Graduate Research Award and the ATSA Graduate Research Award.

Holding a PhD in Applied Social Psychology from the University of Saskatchewan, Alexandra M. Zidenberg combines academic expertise with scientific rigor to actively contribute to advancements in her field.