Congratulations to UVA EHD faculty Allison Atteberry, Vivian Wong, Jessika Bottiani, Heather McDaniel & colleagues on $5.7 million in IES Research funding for projects examining topics including full-day pre-kindergarten and cultural and racial equity. ow.ly/3Y8250Kpo59

Our colleagues with the #Virginia #Partnership for #SchoolMentalHealth has a regular #newsletter with #resources & #updates for #partners! #SignUp to learn more about all the #MentalHealth resources -> eepurl.com/heYVaH #MentalHealth

So excited about the work ahead with Co-PIs Catherine Bradshaw, Antonio Morgan-Lopez and awesome #team and this new #IESFunded #NCER award exploring academic outcomes of a tier two school-based behavioral health program. Lissette M Saavedra Anna Yaros, Ph.D. Jim Soland +twitterless colleagues!

With an #IESfunded #NCER award, Heather Lasky McDaniel (UVA School of Education and Human Development) and team will conduct an integrative data analysis to explore for whom and how an evidence-based program for externalizing problems impacts academic outcomes. Learn more here: ies.ed.gov/funding/grants…

🚨 Pub Alert! Teachers experiencing poorer occupational health use fewer proactive behavior management practices. 👩🏼‍🏫 Appreciated working with Heather Lasky McDaniel and others from UVA School of Education and Human Development and Youth-Nex on this work. #academictwitter #teachers #wellbeing

#TipTuesday: Adults play an important role modeling social and emotional learning (#SEL) for children. One way to do this is by modeling our own experiences on a wide range of emotions with them.

As we wrap up #SuicidePreventionMonth, revisit this #blog by @__JasminBrooks who says #suicide among #Black #youth & #YoungPeople is a national #PublicHealth #crisis. What can you do to support #BlackYouth? More -> youthnexblog.education.virginia.edu/?p=2350 #SuicideAwarenessMonth @CRPESUVA UVA School of Education and Human Development

NEW #RESEARCH ALERT: Lora Henderson Smith Jessika Bottiani, #GradStudent Belinda Hernandez & colleagues publish new work entitled "A Scoping #Review of #SchoolBased #Prevention #Programs for #IndigenousStudents." How can #preventions promote #academic #success? More -> link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Excited to dig into this new NIH project focused on #ProfessionalDevelopment for #school #MentalHealth providers with PI Mike Lyons and team! Julia V. Taylor Keith Herman Mark Weist Sam McQuillin and twitterless colleagues

Excited to be the Missouri arm of this important work led by Jessika Bottiani. Awesome team including Katrina Debnam, PhD MPH Lora Henderson Smith David Aguayo Heather Lasky McDaniel @wesbonifay @winterstat Nikita Azinnia Toshna Pandey @MeredithPFranco + C. Bradshaw, W. Reinke, & Chelsea Kaihoi

We are proud to announce our 2022 #YNJobMarket candidates! Check out these #scholars on #adolescent development & #PositiveYouthDevelopment, including Lydia Beahm, Ashlee Lester Sjogren, Faith Zabek. @MeredithPFranco & Helen Min. More -> education.virginia.edu/faculty-resear…

New pub focused on observations of teacher classroom management strategies across elementary, middle, and high school classrooms with Summer Braun, Jessika Bottiani, Danielle De Lucia, Patrick Tolan, and Catherine Bradshaw UVA School of Education and Human Development and Youth-Nex. #academictwitter

Congratulations Brenna Maddox and Micah Mazurek (UVA School of Education and Human Development)! Excited to be on the team focused on this important work #mentalhealth #Autism

Come to UVA School of Education and Human Development to learn with my amazing colleague Katrina Debnam, PhD MPH !

Applications are open! Are you an education researcher looking to apply #MixtureModeling to issues of equity? Training fellowship application & website are now live! immerse.education.ucsb.edu

"We should be thinking about mental health in the exact same way we do physical health. We should be building mental health resilience and competencies into every kid, K-12, in every community."—Mitch Prinstein #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth goodmorningamerica.com/wellness/story…

I support training more providers, but we are not going to therapy our way of this crisis. If half the population has heart disease you don’t simply train more cardiologists to treat it. You alter the risk conditions to lower the rate. We need more people who know how to do THAT.