LCWU Applied Psychology Scholars Participate in the 2nd International Conference of Psychology at FCCU
Scholars from the Department of Applied Psychology, Lahore College for Women University (LCWU), participated in the 2nd International Conference of Psychology, held from 4–6 November 2026 at Forman Christian College (A Chartered University), Lahore.
LCWU researchers presented their work on diverse areas of psychology, including mental health, resilience, suicide prevention, media-related trauma, ageing, eating behaviours, women’s health, psychosocial interventions, and family dynamics. The presenters included Miss Maha Sohail, Miss Durdana Ibrahim, Miss Hajra Bibi, Miss Minahil Babar, Miss Midhat Khalid, Miss Hifza Saeed (BS Applied Psychology, Semester III), Miss Tehreem Ayesha, Miss Baiza Batool and Miss Tehreem Kamran.
Prof. Dr. Amina Muazzam was invited to chair a conference session. Her insightful remarks and engaging discussion were well received by students and participants, contributing to an enriching academic exchange. She also appreciated the enthusiastic participation and academic contributions of Dr. Nudra Malik, Dr. Saima Eman, Dr. Maryam Bawer and Dr. Bisma Ejaz.
LCWU researchers presented their work on diverse areas of psychology, including mental health, resilience, suicide prevention, media-related trauma, ageing, eating behaviours, women’s health, psychosocial interventions, and family dynamics. The presenters included Miss Maha Sohail, Miss Durdana Ibrahim, Miss Hajra Bibi, Miss Minahil Babar, Miss Midhat Khalid, Miss Hifza Saeed (BS Applied Psychology, Semester III), Miss Tehreem Ayesha, Miss Baiza Batool and Miss Tehreem Kamran.Prof. Dr. Amina Muazzam was invited to chair a conference session. Her insightful remarks and engaging discussion were well received by students and participants, contributing to an enriching academic exchange. She also appreciated the enthusiastic participation and academic contributions of Dr. Nudra Malik, Dr. Saima Eman, Dr. Maryam Bawer and Dr. Bisma Ejaz.The conference brought together current students and MS Clinical Psychology graduates, reflecting the department’s continued commitment to research, professional mentoring and academic engagement. LCWU’s ongoing academic interaction with Forman Christian College, through conferences, workshops and seminars, continues to provide valuable opportunities for collaboration, professional development and institutional growth.