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  1. Lorraine M. Gutiérrez
     
    Lorraine Gutiérrez, Adrienne Dessel, and Amy Westmoreland Published in Equity and Excellence in Education

    LEO Lecturer Adrienne Dessel, U-M alumni Amy Westmoreland, and Professor Lorraine Gutiérrez's article, "Reducing Heterosexism in African American Christian Students: Effects of Multicultural Education Courses", was published in Equity and Excellence in Education. The study examines the effectiveness of different approaches to teaching students about diversity, equity, and social justice. 

    • August 24, 2016
  2. Lorraine M. GutiérrezLinda M. Chatters
     
    Lorraine Gutierrez and Linda Chatters Ranked High Impact Female Social Work Scholars

    Professors Lorraine Gutierrez and Linda Chatters were ranked high impact female social work scholars in the article, “Citation Impact of Women in Social Work: Exploring Gender and Research Culture” which was published in Research on Social Work Practice.

  3. Andrew C. Grogan-Kaylor
     
    Andrew Grogan-Kaylor's Meta-Analysis on Spanking Research Cited in Numerous Media Outlets

    Associate Professor Andrew Grogan-Kaylor’s recently published a meta-analysis examining the research on spanking and its effects on children which has been cited in numerous media outlets.

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    Child and Adolescent Data Lab is Featured in U-M Research News

    Associate Professors Brian Perron and Joe Ryan's Child and Adolescent Data Lab was featured in the U-M Research article, "Policy Numbers". 

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    Jorge Delva Appointed as Faculty Associate to Latina/o Studies Program in Department of American Culture

    Associate Dean and Professor Jorge Delva has been appointed as a Faculty Associate of the Latina/o Studies Program in U-M's Department of American Culture (LSA). He will be conducting research to eliminate health disparities.

  6. Daphne C. Watkins
     
    Assistant Professor Daphne Watkins Research is Utilizing Facebook for Interventions

    Professor Daphne C. Watkins’ current research involves developing and testing an intervention she developed called the Young black men, masculinities, and mental health (or, "YBMen") project. The YBMen project is a five-week, Facebook-based intervention for college-aged black men that addresses the association between hegemonic masculinity and poor mental health."

  7. Shawna J. Lee
     
    Assistant Professor Shawna Lee Using Smartphone Technology to Deliver Interventions

    Almost everyone in the USA has a smartphone and Assistant Professor Shawna Lee wants to turn your smartphone into a way to deliver psychosocial interventions to people who are underserved by social service agencies.  Her first step – a conference bringing scholars and tech experts together to innovate and create.

    • November 18, 2014
  8. Bradley J. Zebrack
     
    Associate Professor Brad Zebrack Recognized by American Psychosocial Oncology Society

    Young adults and teens with cancer face unique challenges, questions and concerns.  Associate Professor Brad Zebrack’s research found that young adult cancer patients benefit when oncology social workers are involved in their care.  His research has received national recognitions for the positive outcomes of his work.

     

    • November 18, 2014

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