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Research Chairs
DST/NRF Research Chair in Biofuels and Other Clean Alternative Fuels Eskom Powerplant Engineering Institute (EPPEI) Specialisation Centre for Emission Control SARChI Coal Research Chairhttp://engineering.nwu.ac.za/research/contact-us
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Ms Tanya Fouche Higher Degrees Administrator 018 299 4020 Tanya.Fouche@nwu.ac.za NWU, Potchefstroom Campus, Building N1Vicki’s research interests fall predominantly within a Positive Psychology paradigm. Her main research focus is inclusive of Positive Psychology with a specific focus on family well-being and familial relationships in a South African context, but also within other South African contexts such as communities and correctional settings.
http://health-sciences.nwu.ac.za/af/psychology/vicki-koen
Vicki Koen
Vicki’s research interests fall predominantly within a Positive Psychology paradigm. Her main research focus is inclusive of Positive Psychology with a specific focus on family well-being and familial relationships in a South African context, but also within other South African contexts such as communities and correctional settings.Vicki’s research interests fall predominantly within a Positive Psychology paradigm. Her main research focus is inclusive of Positive Psychology with a specific focus on family well-being and familial relationships in a South African context, but also within other South African contexts such as communities and correctional settings.
http://health-sciences.nwu.ac.za/psychology/vicki-koen
Vicki Koen
Vicki’s research interests fall predominantly within a Positive Psychology paradigm. Her main research focus is inclusive of Positive Psychology with a specific focus on family well-being and familial relationships in a South African context, but also within other South African contexts such as communities and correctional settings.http://news.nwu.ac.za/being-fully-present-and-patient-restores-wholeness