Talk
Students Speak on Sleep
June 02, 2024 | 10:00 - 11:00 AM
About this event
We explored insomnia in students who tend to be morning larks (morning-types) over night owls (evening-types). This allowed us to discover many factors that affect student success. Those who tend to be night owls are more likely to suffer from insomnia, for a variety of reasons. We will discuss how insomnia and eveningness chronotypes can hinder academic performance.
Presenter(s)
Abigaëlle Vasseur
McGill University, Montreal
Bianca Zlotea
Dawson College, Montreal
Christine Vo
Concordia University, Montreal
Additional information
- Location
- Concordia University - Henry F. Hall Building Montreal
- Organizer
- SALTISE
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