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Al Lauzon is a retired professor from the School of Environmental Design and Rural Development specializing in Capacity Development and Extension. He holds degrees in psychology, extension education, and adult education, with a focus on community development. His primary research interests center around rural change and development, emphasizing the foundations of capacity development and extension. Lauzon examines foundational issues related to epistemology and the interactions between differing knowledge systems. He has been involved in various research projects investigating the roles that colleges play in supporting rural small and medium enterprises, the impact of afterschool programs on rural youth, and the development of rural social enterprises. Currently, he is exploring the potential for establishing a rural regional network in Ontario to facilitate knowledge exchange among rural stakeholders. Lauzon continues to write about foundational issues related to technology, education, spirituality, and sustainability. He is a member of the board of directors for the Canadian Rural Revitalization Foundation and serves on the editorial board for the Journal of Rural Community Development, as well as a reviewer for various journals focusing on education, community development, and social change.
Department of Clinical Studies. Offers MSc by thesis (2 years) and MSc by coursework (1 year).