Congratulations to these four teams, who are the recipients of the very first Developmental Science Initiative (DSI) seed grants ($12,000 each), beginning Fall 2017. Funds are provided by PBS, CNS and university support. Administrative support is provided by the Center for Research on Families and PBS. Thank you, partners!
Aline Gubrium (Public Health) and Sally Powers (PBS Clinical and Developmental; NSB): Piloting a Community-Based Digital Storytelling Intervention to Prevent Postpartum Depression in Adolescents
Hal Grotevant
The Rudd Adoption Research Program is excited to welcome Dr. 
Psych 391BA: Hormonal Influences on Human Behavior
Students attended a two-week study abroad trip to Ireland led by Ashley Woodman and Christina Metevier (Faculty in PBS) titled "International Perspectives on Disability". Students met with researchers, educators and advocates at the University College Dublin Centre for Disability Studies, Trinity Centre for People with Intellectual Disability, and Inclusion Ireland.
Ashley Woodman (PBS) and colleagues Emily Redman and Samuel Redman (History) have been awarded a Blended Learning Grant from the Five Colleges for the project “Oral Histories of People with Disabilities and their Families”.
Research Area: Behavioral Neuroscience; 
