Eve Pouliot

Eve Pouliot, Ph.D., LL.B., is a Full Professor at the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences of the University of Quebec at Chicoutimi (UQAC) since 2006. She co-holds the VISAJ Chair (UQAC-Cégep de Jonquière Research Chair on the Life and Health of Young People) and serves as a regular researcher at multiple institutions: University Research Center on Youth and Families (CRUJeF), Youth, Families and Social Responses Research Center (JEFAR), Quebec Intersectoral Flood Network (RIISQ), and the Intersectoral Center for Sustainable Health (CISD). Her work bridges social work, youth protection, and disaster response.

• Education: Doctor of Social Work, Bachelor of Laws.
• Teaching: Courses in social deviance, social intervention with young people, family intervention, and research methodology.

Her research focuses on vulnerable youth and families in post-disaster contexts, particularly since 2015. Key areas include:

• Youth Protection and parental competence assessment.
• Strengths-Based Family Intervention models.
• Technological Disasters (e.g., 2013 Lac-Mégantic train derailment).
• University Pedagogy, digital inequalities, and inclusive teaching.

She has published extensively on youth resilience, family dynamics post-disasters, and social policy implications. Her scientific awards include:

• Minister's Award for Higher Education (2022)
• 3M National Teaching Excellence Award (2022)
• UQ Network Teaching Excellence Award (2021)

Eve Pouliot’s work integrates interdisciplinary collaborations across social work, psychology, and public health, with funding from SSHRC, CIHR, and FRQ. Her recent articles emphasize digital storytelling, screen time equity, and hybrid learning adaptations.