Assistant Professor Ryan Watson’s research was featured in an article entitled, “Supportive families and schools help prevent substance use among transgender youth: UBC study”. Read the article here.
Author: Janice Berriault
Eva Lefkowitz’s research published in PsyPost
Professor and Dept Head Eva Lefkowitz’s research was published in PsyPost. Read the article here.
Watson & Puhl receive Distinguished Faculty Research awards
Assistant Professor Ryan Watson and Professor Rebecca Puhl received Distinguished Faculty Research awards from The Rainbow Center at UConn.Student Rachel Nadell was featured in UConn Today article
HDFS undergraduate student Rachel Nadell, president of UConn’s Unified Theater chapter, was featured in an article about the STAAR program at UConn. Read the article here.
Rebecca Puhl is recipient of CLAS Faculty Research Excellence Award
Professor Rebecca Puhl was selected as the recipient of the CLAS Faculty Research Excellence Award in Public Scholarship for 2019.
Ryan Watson receives InCHIP Junior Faculty Research Excellence Award
Assistant Professor Ryan Watson is recipient of InCHIP’s first ever InCHIP Junior Faculty Research Excellence Award!
This award recognizes a pre-tenured InCHIP-affiliated faculty member who has made significant scientific contributions in their area of research in a health-related domain consistent with the mission of InCHIP. Research excellence is defined as “work that reflects a high degree of scientific contribution in terms of its substance, quality, originality, and impact.”
HDFS student wins Aetna Writing in the Disciplines Award
HDFS student Anneliese Lapides won the Aetna Writing in the Disciplines Award for a paper she wrote in Professor Keith Bellizzi’s HDFS 2004W course. The paper “Prenatal Health Care Inequities and Adverse Birth Outcomes for African American Women,” was one of two co-winners in the social sciences. Congratulations Anneliese!
HDFS student writes op ed piece on early childhood education
Rachel Ho, HDFS major in the Early Childhood program, recently published a letter to the editor that appeared in the Willimantic Chronicle. She wrote the letter as part of her advocacy project in HDFS 3127. The article was also picked up by the CT Mirror as one of their choices for the CT Viewpoints column.
Abdul Khaleque wins book award
Congratulations to Abdul Khaleque, HDFS adjunct professor and senior scientist in the Ronald and Nancy Rohner Center for the Study of Interpersonal Acceptance and Rejection. Abdul’s book, Intimate Relationships Across the Lifespan: Formation, Development, Enrichment, and Maintenance, by Abdul Khaleque, won silver in Psychology/Mental Health and bronze in Sexuality/Relationships from the 2019 Independent Publisher Book Awards (IPPY).
HDFS research featured in UConn Today
Research by Associate Professor Beth Russell, and graduate students Jennifer Dealy, and Morica Hutchinson, was recently presented at the Society for Research in Child Development (SRCD) 2019 Biennial Meeting, and featured in UConn Today.