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06/16/13

Tolan Delivers Keynote on Research, Policy and Youth Development

Watch Tolan's keynote, "Speaking Truth to Policy: The Importance of Quality Educational and Human Development Research," delivered at the University of Delaware's College of Education & Human Development's Steele Symposium. ... read more

06/04/13

Patrick Tolan Elected to Society for Prevention Research Board of Directors

Recent elections has Tolan serving as a member of the SPR Board of Directors for the 2013-2016 term. ... read more

05/15/13

Center for Civil Rights Remedies Report Cites Cornell’s work on Reducing School Suspensions

Professor's Threat Assessment Guidelines to reduce school suspensions cited ... read more

05/13/13

Patrick Tolan Honored with Society for Prevention Research Fellowship

SPR Fellows must have contributed to the advancement of the field of prevention science in a significant and highly influential manner. ... read more

05/10/13

Youth-Nex Project, ‘Fighting Obesity One School Cafeteria at a Time’

A new solution to childhood obesity—architecture. ... read more

05/10/13

Futch Gets Second Place in Postdoctoral Research Day

Youth-Nex postdoc Valerie Futch gest second place in annual Presidential Research Poster Competition ... read more

05/01/13

Valerie Futch Wins Emerging Scholar Award

Youth-Nex postdoctoral fellow wins emerging scholar award ... read more

04/30/13

New Youth-Nex Study Featured on NPR: Teen Bonds Influence Array of Adult Outcomes

Youth-Nex Study: Teen Bonds Influence Array of Adult Social Functioning Outcomes ... read more

04/30/13

U.Va.’s Curry School of Education Offers New Services for Children with ADHD

A new center seeks to identify the strengths and capabilities of children with ADHD, and to treat the disorder with therapy, not medication.

04/29/13

Youth-Nex Team Garners Award in JPC Competition

Second Place Showing Earns Funds for Charlottesville's Music Resource Center.

04/18/13

Cville Weekly Features Curry Service Learning Research

Eighth grade science students study river quality and determined the area could benefit from natural plant buffers. ... read more

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