Hello All,

Please see the opportunity posted below. This is an excellent networking and research opportunity.

 

Let us know if you are interested and we can help you with registration.

 

Thank you,

Juliet


From: Betty Merchant
Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2014 1:35 PM
To: Juliet Ray
Cc: Amaury Nora; Thelma Duffey; Norma Guerra; Belinda Flores; Mari Cortez; Bruce Barnett; Wan Xiang Yao
Subject: Re: Invitation to Attend pre-Society for Research on Adolescence (SRA) capacity building workshop
 
Hi Juliet,

Would you please post this to the COEHD Faculty?

I've copied the department chairs on this memo, just to make sure they know about it and can assist in informing students and faculty  who might be interested in pursuing this opportunity.

Thanks!
Betty

From: David Splitek <david.splitek@militarychild.org>
Date: Thursday, January 23, 2014 11:05 AM
To: "BLW0017@auburn.edu" <………….
Cc: Mary Keller <mary.keller@militarychild.org>, Michael Gravens <michael.gravens@militarychild.org>, Mary Harrill-McClellan <MHarrill-McClellan@aacte.org>, Lydia Cotton <lydia.cotton@militarychild.org>, Stacey Smith <stacey.smith@militarychild.org>
Subject: Invitation to Attend pre-Society for Research on Adolescence (SRA) capacity building workshop

Dear Colleagues,

The MCEC has secured some funding to cover travel costs and registration fees of young scholars and early researchers interested in building the field of researching and supporting military-connected children and parents.  This is an excellent and unique opportunity for learning, networking, and collaboration.

 

Registration is handled by the Society for Research on Adolescence at http://www.s-r-a.org/Registration, but inquiries about potential funding support may be sent to copy Lydia Cotton Lydia.cotton@militarychild.org

 

Topics to be discussed:

·         The current knowledge base about military children and families including the Future of Children (2013) volume on “Military Children and Families.”

·         Discussion on what we currently do not know about military children and families

·         Policies and Programs for Military Children and Families

·         What Constitutes Evidence-Based Practice? The Use of Complex Models

·         Discussion on examples of program evaluation

·         Practical Advice about Research

·         Examples of Current Research

·         What Can We Learn from Military-Connected Children and Youth? (research-to-practice)

·         Break-Out Groups: Ideas for new research-application links (guided questions)

·         Ideas for New Research Ideas, Funding Opportunities, and Collaboration


We hope that this opportunity fits your research interests and look forward to seeing you in Austin in March.


Sincerely,


David Splitek, Ph.D.

Project Manager for Higher Education Initiatives

Military Child Education Coalition
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