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"Journeys: Camosun Stories of Indigenization" features stories of Indigenization from the diverse and multiple perspectives of Camosun staff.

In this paper, we sought to understand how lifestyle choices can contribute to the overall reduction of anxiety, so that we could learn how to use this to our benefit. Previous research has found that anxiety can be reduced by music therapy,…

The story of a young transgender girl who runs away from home into the woods, where she encounters a fae friend. Going with them, she is able to claim a new life.

Throughout the late summer and fall of 2010, the College community participated in several activities aimed at identifying existing strengths, goals and priorities for curricular enhancement at Camosun. A planning session, attended by participants…

In this paper, we sought to understand both the biological and psychological mechanisms responsible for dream abnormalities, in hopes to use the information to improve our relationships with sleep and dreams and to understand these concepts on a…

In this paper our goal was to understand what impacts perception and judgment of the balance of punishment and rehabilitation so that we could learn how to better inform people on the benefits of rehabilitation. Previous research has determined…

In this paper, we sought to understand what the reasons are for why athletes' performance fluctuates, so that we could learn how to improve our overall performance in our respective sports. Previous research has predicted athletic performance…

Camosun College values lifelong learning and faculty development. The faculty stories in this report highlight how the college enables development through scheduled development time, professional development funds, innovation and creativity grants…

This paper examines Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) and how it is potentially rooted in childhood experience. The paper provides an analysis of the characteristics of DID and the history of the diagnosis as well as current conceptualizations of…

The symbolism of this piece, in relation to ‘husk’, is “vulnerability”, which is a journey through personal mental health challenges. Even though that there are pitfalls, there can be successes to reach full potential.

Reading list created for Camosun College's Conversations Day event, "A Day of Reconciliation” (February 17, 2017)

In this paper, we sought to understand the biological effects of anxiety, especially in the return of students to in-person classes. Previous research has shown that general anxiety is associated with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), increases in…