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Listen to @DrJeffTemple Dir of @UTMB_ViolPrev and Vice Dean of Research at UTMB School of Nursing on Texas Standard (@texasstandard.bsky.social) here: texasstandard.org/back-to-school…

End your year with our third episode of 2022! We chat with Dominic Parrott of Center for Research on Interpersonal Violence about #intimatepartnerviolence, #stress, and heavy #alcohol use during COVID-19. What responsibility do clinical psychologists have during a public health crisis? tinyurl.com/yc6bnxh7

Don't forget to register to attend Jennifer S. Hirsch #Kamala2024 speak in Georgia State University • School of Public Health Grand Rounds this Monday! Center for Research on Interpersonal Violence #GSU #Violence #thestateway

Center for Research on Interpersonal Violence Faculty at work! Study Suggests Women STEM Majors at Disproportionate Risk of Sexual Violence news.gsu.edu/2023/03/19/stu… Georgia State University Research Leah E. Daigle, Ph.D. Dennis E. Reidy

April is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month! #SAAM

Please share! We're expanding! Full job description: gsu.taleo.net/careersection/… Academic Chatter™ @DrAmandaGilmore Georgia State University • School of Public Health #AcademicTwitter #ResearchAssistant PsychinOut 🧠 SPR Postdoc Predoc Opportunities ResearchJob RSoA

Check out Positive Change, a new program from the National Center for Sexual Violence Prevention! 1/2 #research #campussafety #endsexualviolence

Check out this podcast with Center for Research on Interpersonal Violence faculty Dennis E. Reidy and friend of Center for Research on Interpersonal Violence @DrJeffTemple: Violence in America: Is This the New Norm? houstonpublicmedia.org/articles/shows… Georgia State University • School of Public Health

Center for Research on Interpersonal Violence seconds those congrats to our Center colleague! Much deserved!

Pleased to announce our new early career award. Details can be found here: israsociety.com/about/huesmann…

Release of the National Plan to End Gender-Based Violence: Strategies for Action whitehouse.gov/gpc/briefing-r… via @whitehouse

Cynthia Stappenbeck, Dominic Parrott, Miklos Halmos, Julia Hammett & Jessica Grom report that individuals who used alcohol/marijuana, concurrently or simultaneously, reported more frequent intimate partner aggression relative to only alcohol use. t.gsu.edu/43mEdGw GSU Arts & Sciences

Center for Research on Interpersonal Violence is proud to support CONVERGE with faculty who serve as mentors and instructors for this amazing international training program!

Another Center for Research on Interpersonal Violence faculty collaboration!

Congrats to Center for Research on Interpersonal Violence students Yamini Patel and Caleigh Shepard for receiving Lagerspetz Awards for outstanding presentations by a junior scholar at the ISRA Society World Meeting in Munich, Germany! israsociety.com/about/lagerspe…

Did you know ISRA Society offers FREE MEMBERSHIP to all students, all early career investigators, and scholars from lower- or middle-income countries? Become a member to join the close-knit community of ISRA Society scholars at israsociety.com/membership Wiley Psychology

GSU has been a leader in scholarship on alcohol and violence. With the NIAAA-funded A-PREVENT T32 training program, we now the lead the way in training the next generation of alcohol-violence scholars. @DrAmandaGilmore #TheStateWay Georgia State University • School of Public Health @GSUArtsSci GSUPsychology Center for Research on Interpersonal Violence

An Integrative Model of Alcohol-Facilitated Intimate Partner Aggression Perpetration in Sexual and Gender Diverse Couples (just accepted in @JSADjournal) Georgia State University • School of Public Health Nursing | University at Buffalo Purdue Psych Dept jsad.com/doi/abs/10.152…

Center for Research on Interpersonal Violence students rock!!

Check out the ISRA Society Speaker Series! Always great talks by internationally renowned aggression scholars.