Prevention Science, protective factors, juvenile delinquency, child maltreatment, adoption, girls, families, adolescents, interventions, opinions are my own
Eugene, OR
Joined October 2015
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Leslie Leve retweeted
Our Co-Executive Director Adriana Galván presented at @TEDTalks Salon to explain why #adolescents are so special and share three important things they can teach us about embracing uncertainty, challenging the status quo & taking strategic risks!
Watch now: ted.com/talks/adriana_galvan…
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Professor Christopher Murray, PhD and his College of Education team have a new opportunity to revamp the way youth with disabilities prepare to join the workforce, with help from a $10 million U.S. Department of Education grant. news.uoregon.edu/youth-disab…
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Earlier this month, @JennDSN & Anthony Burrow, Co-Executive Directors of the NSCA, joined @WrayLake, a professor & youth civic engagement researcher, in an online panel to discuss ways that adults can support #adolescents after #elections.
Watch the video: youtube.com/watch?v=VkkW40QL…
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On Dec. 9, discover how @uoregon is leading in youth mental health & dive into #OregonRising, the UO’s strategic plan to improve outcomes for youth. Hear from experts from the COE and the Ballmer Institute, enjoy refreshments & learn more. RSVP: bit.ly/3Z1yy9U.
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Newer models of open #adoption can mean an adoptive family will be raising the child with an ongoing relationship with their birth family.
Psychologists can help prepare families for this reality and provide additional support: at.apa.org/9w8
#NationalAdoptionDay
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Our QRME program develops researchers, scholars, and policy leaders who engage in traditions of inquiry that create knowledge and understanding founded in empirical evidence.
Join us for an info session on November 13 or 14 to learn more. education.uoregon.edu/qrme#i…
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In a new article published by @TexasScience, NSCA member @StephnTRussell offers several ways adults can help support young people during today's election.
Read more: cns.utexas.edu/news/features…
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The #2024election is tomorrow and young people are having strong feelings about what the results may bring.
Learn how to support adolescents during and after the election with a new resource from the National Scientific Council on #Adolescence: developingadolescent.semel.u…
ALT Teens voting in the 2024 election.
Leslie Leve retweeted
Our CFT master’s program is for people who want to develop advanced counseling skills and provide counseling services for individuals, couples, intimate partners, and families.
Join us for our virtual info session November 7 from 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. PST. education.uoregon.edu/cft#in…
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We are right now recruiting teens aged 13-17 years to join our Youth Advisory Board for the UMN social media study! All meetings will be conducted via zoom so we welcome out-of-state applicants too. Please help spread the word!
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We are pleased to welcome seven new tenure-track faculty members to the College of Education: Sarah Kate Bearman, Sofia Benson-Goldberg, Maithreyi Gopalan, Cindy Huang, Ashley Linden-Carmichael, Kristin Perry, and Amanda Tachine. education.uoregon.edu/colleg…
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Join the UCLA Center for the Developing #Adolescent on October 9 from 3:00 – 4:00 pm PT to discuss the new National Scientific Council brief, "Early #Adolescence: A Window of Opportunity for Educators to Support Positive #MentalHealth."
Register now: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
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We are thrilled to be finalists for the 'Celebrating Impact Prize 2024' @UKRI_News. 🤩
Led by our Director, Professor Gordon Harold @CamEdFac for Reducing Parental Conflict to Improve Outcomes for Children. @Cambridge_Uni
ukri.org/news/finalists-for-…
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What role does biology play in prevention science?
An interdisciplinary working group organized by @SPRORG considered this question and highlighted promises, challenges, and a way forward for researchers. It is #openaccess, please read/share!
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Leslie Leve retweeted
Excited to announce I’ve joined the University of Oregon/Ballmer Institute for Children’s Behavioral Health as a Professor starting this Fall! Hard to leave beloved colleagues & students at UT but excited for Ballmer’s mission & commitment to inclusive, equitable MH services!
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Rina Das Eiden and Jenae Neiderhiser discuss their new roles as co-directors of the Child Study Center. @EidenDas @JMNeiderhiser @PSULiberalArts @PSUPsychology psu.edu/news/liberal-arts/st…
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Interested in learning more about our FHS program? In the newest episode of the Look No Feather podcast, they connect with Program Director Jen Doty to discuss the program, the pathways within the major, hands-on opportunities, and common careers. blogs.uoregon.edu/looknofeat…
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I am really grateful and honestly very very surprised to receive this rising star award at #bga2024! Thanks to BGA, my advisor, PIs and the EGDS team! Truly a blessing to be at this wonderful conference and work with our wonderful team ❤️
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Bill Cresko, Lorry Lokey Chair and professor of bioengineering, has been named UO Director for the Center for Biomedical Data Science. A collaborative effort with @OHSUKnight, the joint center is dedicated to attacking deadly diseases with big data bit.ly/4eqDqLi
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“The UO provided me with a gold-standard doctoral program, and my experiences with Julie Alonzo and Emily Tanner-Smith will forever influence my work as an educational leader.” -Tony Mann, a DEd student graduating from the Educational Leadership program.
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