Shaping Neurons, Neighborhoods, and Nations

Maureen Perry-Jenkins, Ph.D.Conference Program Chair

Families as Catalysts: Shaping Neurons, Neighborhoods, and Nations

National Council on Family Relations 79th Annual Conference

November 15–18, 2017Orlando, Florida

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It has struck me over the past few years that, far too often, the dialogue and rhetoric we hear about families in our society focuses on the economic and social “costs” of families — for example, the

costs of basic family needs such as child care, health care, schooling, parental leave, and elder care.

We spend much less time considering the ways families maintain and sustain our society. At the 2017 NCFR Annual Conference, the goal is to challenge scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to reframe the narrative on families and ask: How do families — all types of families — function as catalysts, at multiple levels, for a vibrant, healthy, and well-functioning society?

To that end, we have some exciting plenary speakers who will address how families shape everything from disability policy to neighborhoods, to the vibrancy of our economy, to laws and policies around immigration. We also have excellent symposia that highlight our NCFR scholars’ outstanding research and outreach efforts. I want to thank all of the NCFR Section chairs who went above and beyond to put together an exciting, provocative, and exceptional program. And thanks to the NCFR staff for dedicating countless hours to this conference.

I look forward to sharing an inspirational and exciting conference with all of you!

Maureen Perry-Jenkins, Ph.D. Conference Program Chair

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Conference Registration and BadgesAnyone attending NCFR conference events — including visitors — must be registered! You must wear your badge at all times; it’s required for admission to all educational sessions, receptions, and activities.

Your conference registration fee covers admission to the following events:

• Plenaries, special sessions, symposia/workshops, papers, roundtables, posters

• Section and Focus Group meetings

• Exhibits

• Newcomers Welcome (for first-time attendees)

• Receptions and workshops, except the following events that cost extra or are by invitation/RSVP only: preconference workshops; TCRM sessions; CFLE Reception; Legacy Circle Reception; Mentoring/Networking Breakfast; Affiliate Councils Workshop

Guests: A $50 registration is available to guests of conference registrants to attend receptions. Visit the conference registration desk for assistance.

Visitors: Visitor badges are available to approved visitors, including press, local officials, and invited guests, such as award

winners and their families or friends. All visitors must check in, register, and display a badge. NCFR may restrict visitor attendance at certain events. Visitor registration does not include reception attendance.

Check In or Ask Questions at the Conference Registration DeskLocation: Level 1, near the grand staircase and Ballroom AHours: Mon., 2-6 p.m.; Tue., 7 a.m.-7 p.m.; Wed.-Fri., 7 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat., 7 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Contacting YouPlease leave your cell phone number and/or hotel room number with family and workplaces. Locating you in an emergency can be difficult. You can add emergency contacts to your conference registration record if you did not do so earlier.

Changes to Your RegistrationNCFR generally cannot accommodate changes to your registration once the conference begins. You may be able to add special registration options if timing permits, such as preconference workshops and the Affiliate Councils Workshop. Visit the conference registration desk for assistance.

Refund PolicyThe refund deadline was Oct. 19, 2017. For exceptions related to medical emergency only, contact NCFR.

Other Questions?Visit the NCFR conference registration desk on level 1 of the Rosen Centre Hotel.

Continuing Education (CE)NCFR is approved as a continuing education provider for:

• National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) — also approved for live-streaming participation

• National Association of Social Workers (NASW) — Approval # 886526266-4719

• NCFR Certified Family Life Educators (CFLE)

Up to 30 CE hours are possible through full conference attendance. If you registered for CE hours, use the CE form that lists all qualifying sessions (available at the registration desk). You still can add CE hours to your registration. NCFR will provide certificates of attendance by Jan. 15, 2018.

NBCC Compliance Statement National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC): NCFR has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 5984. Applies both to event attendance and live-stream participation. NCFR is solely responsible for all aspects of the program.

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NCFR strives to make the conference experience not just edifying, but enjoyable and comfortable. These services are available to you at the conference:

Complimentary WiFi in Meeting SpacesSSID: NCFR17 • Password: familiesThe Rosen Centre provides complimentary WiFi on a separate network in guest hotel rooms.

Family and Nursing RoomA non-staffed, designated room for family time with children and for nursing. Includes comfortable seating and table and chairs. Location: Salon 4 (Level 2); Hours: Wed.-Fri., 7 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sat., 7 a.m.-1 p.m.

All-Gender RestroomLocation: Level 2 across the corridor from the pool balcony. Identified with signage; see the hotel map in your registration packet.

NCFR’s identification of all-gender restrooms at its conference is intended to make public restrooms in our host hotel welcoming and safe for transgender and gender-expansive people, and those who need restroom assistance.

Spirituality/Meditation RoomLocation: Salon 8 (Level 2). Hours: Wed. noon-9 p.m.; Thu.-Fri., 8 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sat., 7 a.m.-1 p.m.

Accommodations for DisabilitiesNCFR and the Rosen Centre want to ensure that everyone may fully participate in the conference. For needs related to guest accommodations, contact the hotel directly.

NCFR can provide reasonable accommodations for disabilities for participation in conference sessions when you make a request in advance. It may not be possible to provide certain accommodations when requests are made at the conference. Neither NCFR nor hotel staff can provide personal assistance/aide services.

Dietary AccommodationsVegetarian and gluten-free selections are included at receptions and are available for catered events. If you are hosting a meeting and need assistance, visit the conference registration desk.

The Gathering PlaceHave an informal sit-down or an impromptu meeting with colleagues or friends. Location: Grand Ballroom C (Level 1). Hours: Wed.-Fri., 7 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sat., 7 a.m.-1 p.m.

Charging StationThanks to sponsor Virginia Tech, you can give your electronic devices some juice throughout the conference. Location: Grand Ballroom C near the Gathering Place (Level 1). Hours: Wed.-Fri., 7 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sat., 7 a.m.-1 p.m.

Computers and Printer (Cyber Café)Surf the web, work on documents, and print at no charge. Location: Salon 7 (Level 2). Hours: Wed.-Fri., 7 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sat., 7 a.m.-1 p.m.

Conference Code of ConductNCFR is committed to providing . . .

• A safe and collegial meeting environment that fosters open, civil dialogue and the free expression of ideas without harassment, discrimination, or hostile conduct.

• Equal opportunity and treatment for all participants, regardless of ability and disability; Aboriginal, mixed, immigrant; age; bilingualism and multiculturalism/English language learners; body size and condition; customs and traditions; educational, disciplinary, or career status; ethnicity, race, national origin, or cultural identity; gender, gender identity, and gender expression; geographical background and location; marital status, relational status (including singlehood), and family structure or identity; objective and subjective worldviews and standpoints; political ideologies and affiliations; religion/no religion, spirituality and affiliations, and faith; sexual orientation, identities, and expressions; or socioeconomic status, residential status, social class, employment, and national service.

This same commitment is expected of all participants in the NCFR Annual Conference. “Participant” refers to anyone present at the NCFR Annual Conference, including NCFR staff, contractors, vendors, exhibitors, venue staff, presenters, visitors, and attendees, regardless of registration status.

All participants are expected to treat others with respect and consideration. Unacceptable behaviors include:• abusive, demeaning, discriminatory, or harassing behavior and

speech.• disruption of sessions or other events.• intimidation or implied threat of physical harm or professional

damage.• harassment — sexual or otherwise — or any attention or contact

considered unwelcome or offensive.• harmful or prejudicial comments (spoken or written) or images

related to race, gender, sexual orientation, ability, religion, or personal characteristics.

Incidents of threatening behaviors, intimidation, harassment, or other unacceptable behaviors should be reported to hotel security immediately by dialing 55 on any hotel house phone or dialing 407-996-2381 from a cell phone. Hotel house phones are located in each meeting room. All complaints will be treated seriously and responded to promptly. For emergencies, please call 911 first followed by or in conjunction with a call to 55 to notify hotel staff.

Participants who engage in unacceptable behaviors are subject to immediate removal from the event, dismissal from the conference, and further sanctions, including being prohibited from attending future conferences.

Social media and e-communications: Defamatory, abusive, profane, threatening, or offensive comments or posts are considered unacceptable and can result in denial of access and further sanctions as described above.

Weapons Policy: Carrying or displaying weapons of any kind, including firearms, is not permitted in the NCFR conference meeting space and meeting rooms.

Find the full code of conduct, which includes details on submission of complaints, grievance procedures, and definitions, on the NCFR website: ncfr.org/ncfr-2017/code-of-conduct

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Session NumbersSessions are numbered and listed in numerical order. Wednesday sessions begin with “1,” Thursday with “2,” Friday with “3,” Saturday with “4.” Preconference sessions on Tuesday begin with “0.”

Session TypesMany session types and formats are indicated in the daily schedules in this guide, and online (note the abbreviations used in this program):

Plenary — Major presentation; overlaps with no other sessions

Special Session — Invited speakers focusing on topics related to Section interest areas

Concurrent Sessions — A block of sessions scheduled at the same time; the presentation formats can include:

Paper (PA) — 3 or 4 presentations around a common theme

Symposium (SY) — 3 or 4 presenters addressing the same topic

Workshop (WK) — focused on personal or professional development, best practices, or methods

Poster (PO) — detailed displays that summarize research or practice; authors are available to talk and answer questions

Roundtable (RTB) — Speaker presents topic and leads discussion

Resource Exchange (RE) — Roundtable format where presenters showcase professional resources

Poster Symposium (PS) — 3 or 4 presenters with commonly themed posters; includes group discussion

Lightning Papers (LI) — a collection of 6 presentations, each of which is limited to 8 slides and 8 minutes

Research/Practice EmphasisPresentations and posters are designated as (R) for “Research” and/or (P) for “Practice.”

Authors, Presiders, Discussants, FacilitatorsFind names of authors, presiders, discussants, and facilitators and their corresponding session numbers at the back of this book, as well as online listed alongside their sessions. Visit ncfr.org/ncfr-2017/session-listing

Session Organizers (NCFR Member Groups)Many sessions have been organized by NCFR Sections (topic interest groups), the Students and New Professionals group, the CFLE program, Theory Construction and Research Methodology Workshop group, or other NCFR committees. Sessions are marked with abbreviations for the sponsoring group, which may also indicate topic interest area.

Look for these abbreviations:

AFS Advancing Family Science SectionCFLE Certified Family Life EducatorEE Education and Enrichment SectionEM Ethnic Minorities SectionFH Families and Health SectionFP Family Policy SectionFT Family Therapy SectionFF Feminism and Family Studies SectionIDC Inclusion and Diversity CommitteeIN International SectionRSF Religion, Spirituality, and Family SectionRT Research and Theory SectionAC Affiliate Councils (NCFR’s local chapters)ACB Affiliate Councils BoardSNP Students and New ProfessionalsTCRM Theory Construction and Research Methodology Workshop

Live StreamingAll conference attendees can watch 19 live-streaming conference sessions on their internet-connected devices, either as the sessions happen or on demand later. See the schedule and watch at ncfr.org/ncfr-2017/live

Recordings of these sessions will be available on demand for one year to all conference registrants.

Live-streaming sessions are indicated in this printed guide by this symbol: R

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#123 | 4-5 p.m. | EM SY RHere is an Example of a Session Title (R)Names, if listed, will be here. Other important info may follow. Salon 8

Symposium organized by the Ethnic Minorities Section

This starts with the number 1, so it is a Wednesday session

(R) means this session has a Research focus. (P) is a Practice focus.

Live-streaming session

Location, location, location!Always important.

#001 | 8 a.m. -5 p.m. NCFR Board MeetingSalon 13

#002 | 8:30 a.m. -5:15 p.m. PRECONFERENCE WORKSHOP Strengths-based Leadership Development in Family Science (P)Preregistration to this event is required. Salon 3

Theory Construction and Research Methodology (TCRM)

PRECONFERENCE WORKSHOPSessions on Tuesday and Wednesday. Research works in progress are reviewed, discussed, and strengthened in this unique, interactive environment. Preregistration to this event is required. Made possible with the support of Auburn University and the Journal of Family Theory & Review.

#004 | 9 a.m. -NoonTCRM Workshop 1 - Missing Data and How to Deal With It (R)Salon 8

#005 | 9:30-11:15 a.m. TCRM Paper Session 1 - Understanding Diverse Family Structures (R)Salon 1

#006 | Noon-3 p.m. TCRM Workshop 2 - Facts/Fictions: Challenges of Authority and Authenticity in the Study of Family Stories (R)Salon 8

#007 | 12:15-2 p.m. TCRM Paper Session 2 - Theories of Family Development and Change (R)Salon 1

#008 | 12:15-2 p.m. TCRM Paper Session 3 - Research Methods and Populations (R)Salon 2

#009 | 2:15-4 p.m. TCRM Paper Session 4 - Family Violence and Cultural Diversity (R)Salon 1

#010 | 2:15-4 p.m. TCRM Paper Session 5 - Contexts of Family Stress (R)Salon 2

#011 | 3-6 p.m. TCRM Workshop 3 - Research and Prevention with Immigrant Populations: The Intersection of Community and Biology (R)Salon 8

#012 | 3-6:30 p.m. CFLE Advisory Board MeetingSalon 10

#013 | 4:15-6 p.m. TCRM Paper Session 6 - Theorizing and Variety in Research Strategies (R)Salon 1

#014 | 4:15-6 p.m. TCRM Paper Session 7 - Competing Relational Expectations (R)Salon 2

#015 | 5:30-7 p.m. Section Chairs Meet with NCFR StaffSignature 1

#016 | 6-7 p.m. TCRM Business Meeting/ReceptionSalon 9

#017 | 6-8 p.m. Affiliate Councils Executive Board Meeting Salon 3

#018 | 7-8:30 p.m. TCRM Sourcebook Planning MeetingSalon 9

Tuesday, November 14 • Preconference DayConference Registration:

Tue. 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Registration Desk 1

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#101 | 7–8:15 a.m.Co–parenting and Divorce Education Focus Group MeetingSalon 13

#102 | 7–8:15 a.m.Sexuality Focus Group MeetingSalon 14

#103 | 7:30–9:30 a.m.CFLE Academic Program Review Committee MeetingSalon 9

#104 | 7:30–9 a.m.Journal Board Committee (Editors), Editorial Assistants & NCFR StaffSignature 1

#105 | 7:45–9:45 a.m.Section Executive Committee OfficersSignature 2

#106 | 8–9:45 a.m. TCRM Paper Session 8 – Deconstructing Family Norms (R)Salon 2

#107-114 | 8:30–9:45 a.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1

#107 | 8:30–9:45 a.m. | FF SY RTransgender Youth and Young Adults in Context (R)(Of interest to FP Section members)Grand Ballroom B

#108 | 8:30–9:45 a.m. | EE SY Next Generation Family Scientists Moving Us Forward Globally to Support Families Experiencing Trauma (R and P)(Of interest to AFS Section members)Salon 1

#109 | 8:30–9:45 a.m. | FH SY Parents as Catalysts: Leveraging Parent–child Relationships to Promote Adolescent Health and Wellbeing in Diverse Families (R)Salon 13

#110 | 8:30–9:45 a.m. | FH WK A Family Systems Approach to Managing Chronic Illness (R and P)(Of interest to FP Section members)Salon 14

#111 | 8:30–9:45 a.m. | FP SY Implications of Educational and Immigration Policy on Latino Families (R)Salon 12

#112 | 8:30–9:45 a.m. | IN PA Innovative Research and Intervention (R)Salon 15

#113 | 8:30–9:45 a.m. | RT SY “A Very Long Hike”: Relationship Processes Across the Life Course (R)Salon 11

#114 | 8:30–9:45 a.m. | RT PA Violence and Abuse in Couples and Families (R)(Of interest to FP Section members)Salon 10

#115 | 8:30–11:30 a.m.CFLE ExamSalon 8

#116 | 9:15–10:45 a.m.Meeting of Publisher Representatives, Editors and StaffSignature 1

#117 | 9:45–10:45 a.m.Elections Council MeetingSignature 2

#118 | 9:45 – 11:15 a.m.NCFR CFLE Academic Programs Networking SessionSalon 16

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Conference Registration: 7 a.m.–5 p.m., Registration Desk 1 // Exhibits: 6–8:30 p.m., Ballroom Foyer

Cyber Café: 7 a.m.–9 p.m., Salon 7 // The Gathering Place / Charging Station: 7 a.m.–9 p.m., Grand Ballroom C

Family Room: 7 a.m.–9 p.m., Salon 4 // Spirituality Room: noon–9 p.m., Salon 8

Conference ServicesWednesday Times

#119 | 10–11:15 a.m. RSPECIAL SESSION

“It's Either Too Simple or Way Too Complex”: Applying Bronfenbrenner's Bioecological Theory in Family Research (R)

Jonathan Tudge, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Human Development and Family Studies, University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Organized by Theory Construction and Research Methodology Workshop Made possible with the support of Auburn University

Grand Ballroom B

#120-128 | 10–11:15 a.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS 2

#121 | 10–11:15 a.m. | AFS SY Engagement in Classroom Activities for the Teaching of Family Theories (P)(Of interest to FF Section members)Salon 11

#122 | 10–11:15 a.m. | EE PA Families' Diversity and the Role of Family Life Education (P)Salon 13

#123 | 10–11:15 a.m. | EE/EM WK Racial Stressor and its Effects on Black Heterosexual Spousal Support (R)Salon 14

#124 | 10–11:15 a.m. | FT PA Factors Influencing Attitudes and Outcomes in Couple Relationships (R)Salon 10

#125 | 10–11:15 a.m. | IN LI PA Challenges and Strengths/Resiliency (R)Salon 15

#126 | 10–11:15 a.m. | RSF PA Religion/Spirituality and Adolescents (R) Salon 12

#127 | 10–11:15 a.m. | RT SY Family Time Conceptualized and Measured: Psychological, Physiological, and Behavioral (R)Salon 2

#128 | 10–11:15 a.m. | RT PA Family and Parental Influences on Young Adult Wellbeing (R)Salon 3

#130 | 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m.POSTER SESSION 1 (R and P)Poster Symposium: Pregnancy and Parenting

in Young Mothers (#130–01 – #130–04);Poster Symposium: Effective Approaches

to Support Families Across the Lifespan (#130–05 – #130–12)

Posters (#130–13 – #130–87)Grand Ballroom C

#131 | 11:30 a.m.–12:45 p.m. Workshop: Ask the Editors: Tips for Publishing in NCFR Journals (P)Salon 12

#132 | 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Special Celebration of the International Section's 40th Anniversary – International Section Member Meeting: The International Section Past and FutureMade possible with the support of the University of Nebraska–LincolnSalon 3

#133 | 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Religion, Spirituality, and Family Section Member MeetingSalon 15

#134 | 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Feminism and Family Studies Section Member Meeting and Praxis Roundtables (R and P)Made possible with the support of the Feminism and Family Studies SectionSalon 10

#135-A | 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Military Families and Children Focus Group MeetingSalon 14

#135-B | 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Professional Development Focus Group Informational MeetingSalon 13

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#129 | 11:30 a.m.–12:45 p.m. RINVITED SYMPOSIUM

Connecting Research, Practice, and Policy (R and P)

Elaine Anderson, Ph.D., University of Maryland; Bethany Letiecq, Ph.D., George Mason University; Karen Bogenschneider, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison; Patricia Strach, Ph.D., University of Albany, State University of New York

Organized by Students and New Professionals (Of interest to FP Section members)

Grand Ballroom B

#120 | 10–11:15 a.m. INVITED SYMPOSIUM

Individual, Familial and Neighborhood Influences on Obesity Disparities Across the Lifespan (R)

Kimberly Greder, Ph.D., CFLE, CFCS, Brianna Routh, M.S., Iowa State University; Jerica M. Berge, Ph.D., MPH, LMFT, CFLE, University of Minnesota Medical School; Daphne C. Hernandez, Ph.D., MSEd., University of Houston; Brenda J. Lohman, Ph.D., Tricia K. Neppl, Ph.D., Olivia Diggs, B.S., Jaeoon Yoo, Ph.D., Yoojin Lee, M.S., Daniel Russell, Ph.D., Iowa State University

Organized by Families and Health and Family Policy Sections

Salon 1

NCFR 2017

#137 | 11:30 a.m.–12:45 p.m. | EE LI PA Alleviating Experiences of Trauma and Reducing Trauma's Impact on Children (R and P) (Of interest to FP Section members)Salon 2

#138 | 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m.Students and New Professionals Leadership Council MeetingSalon 16

#139 | 1:15–3:15 p.m. ROPENING PLENARY SESSION The Journey from Normal: Parenting a Child With Down Syndrome (R and P)Michael Bérubé, Ph.D.Grand Ballroom A/B See bottom of page for full details

#141-148 | 3:30–4:45 p.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS 3

#139 | 1:15–3:15 p.m. RThe Journey from Normal: Parenting a Child With Down Syndrome (R and P) Sponsored by the University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignGrand Ballroom A/B

Michael Bérubé, Ph.D., is director of the Institute for the Arts and Humanities and Edwin Erle Sparks Professor of Literature at Pennsylvania State University. His talk will

foreground the emotional challenges and rewards of having a child with Down syndrome — and the various support systems, social and familial, that helped his family along the way.

Pre-Address Agenda• Welcome: Maureen Perry-Jenkins, Ph.D., 2017 NCFR Program Chair and Session Presider• Welcome: Susan Silverberg Koerner, Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,

Plenary Sponsor• Welcome from 2015-17 NCFR President: William D. Allen, Ph.D.• Introduction of Board, Editors, and NCFR Executive Director: William D. Allen, Ph.D.• Induction of 2016 NCFR Fellows: Libby B. Blume, Ph.D.; Stephen T. Russell, Ph.D.;

Adriana Umaña-Taylor, Ph.D.; Presenter: William D. Allen, Ph.D.

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Wednesday, November 15 • Day 1 – Continued

#140 | 3:30–4:45 p.m.Newcomers Welcome If it's your first or second time attending the NCFR conference, you're invited to this reception to meet fellow attendees and learn about the conference. Sponsored by Texas Tech UniversityGrand Ballroom E

#141 | 3:30–4:45 p.m. RINVITED SYMPOSIUM

Translational Family Science: A Toolbox to Address Health Disparities (R and P)

Susan Sheridan, Ph.D., University of Nebraska-Lincoln; Ronald Cox, Ph.D., Oklahoma State University; Tammy Henderson, Ph.D., Lamar University; Wendy Middlemiss, Ph.D., University of North Texas; Joseph G. Grzywacz, Ph.D., Florida State University

Organized by Education and Enrichment and Ethnic Minorities Sections

Grand Ballroom B

#142 | 3:30–4:45 p.m. INVITED SYMPOSIUM

Improving Community–Police Relations Through Dialogue: Creating Healthier Neighborhoods for Black Families (P)

Dalton Price, M.A., Paterson, New Jersey, Police Department; Maurice Green, Ph.D. Candidate, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York; William D. Allen, Ph.D., LMFT, Healing Bonds, Minneapolis, Minnesota; Anthony James, Ph.D., Miami University, Ohio

Organized by Ethnic Minorities Section (Of interest to FF Section members)

Salon 1

OPENING PLENARY SESSION

NCFR 2017#143 | 3:30–4:45 p.m. | EM PA Educational Access and Achievement Among Vulnerable Populations of Ethnic Minorities (R)Salon 2

#144 | 3:30–4:45 p.m. | FH SY Aging in the 21st Century: The State of Science on Aging and Family Life (R)Salon 11

#145 | 3:30–4:45 p.m. | FH SY When Work Permeates Into One’s Family and Personal Life (R)(Of interest to FP Section members)Salon 14

#146 | 3:30–4:45 p.m. | FF PA Expanding Theory, Measurement and Contexts for Understanding Violence and Empowerment (R)(Of interest to RT and FP Section members)Salon 15

#147 | 3:30–4:45 p.m. | RT SY Advancing Fathering Research: Paternal Identity, Father Involvement, and Child Outcomes (R)Salon 12

#148 | 3:30–4:45 p.m. | RT SY Daily Experiences in Adulthood (R)Salon 10

#149-158 | 5–6:15 p.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS 4

#151 | 5–6:15 p.m. | AFS SY Experiential Practices as Catalysts for Student Learning (P)Salon 1

#152 | 5–6:15 p.m. | EE PA Relationship Education: Practical Educational Approaches (R and P)Salon 11

#153 | 5–6:15 p.m. | EM LI PA Vulnerable Populations: The Impact of Families (R)Salon 14

#154 | 5–6:15 p.m. | FH SY Adapting Healthcare Systems to Work With Contemporary Families (R )Salon 15

#155 | 5–6:15 p.m. | FT PA Interpersonal Violence (R)(Of interest to FF and FP Section members)Salon 10

#156 | 5–6:15 p.m. | IN PA Families and International Migration (R and P)Salon 13

#157 | 5–6:15 p.m. | RT SY Chaos and Cohesion in the Family System (R)Salon 2

#158 | 5–6:15 p.m. | RT SY Gender, Parenting, and Family Work in Contemporary Families (R)Salon 12

#159 | 5–6:30 p.m.Journal of Marriage and Family Editorial Board MeetingSignature 1

#160 | 6–8:30 p.m.Exhibits Opening Ballroom Foyer

#161 | 6:15–7:45 p.m.POSTER SESSION 2 (R and P)Poster Symposium: Community, Families,

and Globalization (#161–01 – #161–12);Poster Symposium: Risk and Protective

Factors for Substance Use (#161–13 – #161–16)

Posters (#161–17 – #161–89)Grand Ballroom C

# 163 | 6:30–8 p.m. | SNP REStudents and New Professionals Professional Development Resource Exchange and RoundtablesSalon 9

#164 | 7:30–8 p.m. Advancing Family Science Section Member MeetingMade possible with the support of the Advancing Family Science SectionSalon 11

#165 | 7:30–8 p.m. Education and Enrichment Section Member MeetingMade possible with the support of the Education and Enrichment SectionSalon 12

#166 | 8:05–9:30 p.m. Advancing Family Science/Education and Enrichment Section Professional Development Resource ExchangeGrand Ballroom E

#167 | 7:45–9:15 p.m. Latino(a) Research Focus Group MeetingSalon 15

#168 | 7:45–9:15 p.m. Social Justice Network Focus Group MeetingSalon 14

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#149 | 5–6:15 p.m. RINVITED SYMPOSIUM

The Longevity Dividend: What It Means For Families (R)

Karen Hooker, Ph.D., Oregon State University; Ingrid Arnet Connidis, Ph.D., University of Western Ontario, Canada; Judith Treas, Ph.D., University of California Irvine; Gunhild O. Hagestad, NOVA/Norwegian Social Research/ Oslo and Akershus College of Applied Science; Richard A. Settersten, Jr., Ph.D., Oregon State University; Elaine Anderson, Ph.D., University of Maryland

Organized by Family Policy and Families and Health Sections

Grand Ballroom B

#150 | 5–6:15 p.m. INVITED WORKSHOP

Research With Vulnerable Populations: IRB and Beyond (R)

Stephen T. Russell, Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin; Jay A. Mancini, Ph.D., University of Georgia; Rebecca Shlafer, Ph.D., MPH, University of Minnesota

Organized by Students and New Professionals (Of interest to EM and FF Section members)

Salon 9 #162 | 6:45–7:45 p.m.President's Welcoming Reception All conference attendees are welcome to attend this reception, hosted by NCFR Board President William D. Allen, for refreshments and socializing. Sponsored by Wiley, the publisher of NCFR's scholarly journalsGrand Ballroom D

#201 | 7-8:15 a.m. African Families Focus Group MeetingSalon 13

#201-A | 7-8:15 a.m.Academic Administrators and Leadership Focus Group MeetingSalon 14

#203 | 7-9 a.m. Groves Conference Board MeetingSalon 18

#204 | 7:10-7:40 a.m. Meditation Time Organized by Religion, Spirituality, and Family SectionSalon 8

#206 | 7:30-9:30 a.m. Inclusion and Diversity Committee MeetingSalon 10

#207-213 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS 5

#208 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. | AFS PA Fostering Student Success and Professional Identity (R and P)Salon 12

#209 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. | EE PA Changes in the Family System: Parent Absence and Blended Families (R)Salon 13

#210 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. | EE SY New Directions for Relationship Educational Interventions: Implications of Recent Research and Theory for Future Relationship and Marriage Education Efforts (P)Salon 1

#211 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. | FH SY Romantic Relationships and Health in Adolescence and Young Adulthood (R)Salon 14

#212 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. | FT PA Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity in Family Therapy (R)(Of interest to FF Section members)Salon 2

#213 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. | RSF PA Religion/Spirituality and Marital Relationships (R and P)Salon 15

#214 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. National Research Center on Hispanic Children and Families Mentoring/Networking BreakfastSponsored by the Department of Family Science and Human Development at Montclair State University, and Ethnic Minorities Section. Preregistration to this event is required.Salon 3

#215 | 10 a.m. -3 p.m. Visit the ExhibitsBallroom Foyer

#216 | 10-11:45 a.m. RPLENARY SESSION Controversial Contributions: Calculating the Economic Benefits of Families (R and P)M. V. Lee Badgett, Ph.D.Grand Ballroom A/BSee page 13 for full details

Thursday, November 16 • Day 2

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Conference Registration: 7 a.m.–5 p.m., Registration Desk 1 // Exhibits: 10 a.m.–3 p.m., Ballroom Foyer


Family Room: 7 a.m.–9 p.m., Salon 4 // Spirituality Room: 8 a.m.–9 p.m., Salon 8

Conference ServicesThursday Times

#205 | 7:30-9:45 a.m. RSPECIAL SESSION

Introduction to Meta-Analysis and Systematic Reviews (R)

Noel Card, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Human Development and Family Studies, University of Connecticut

Organized by and made possible with the support of the Research and Theory Section

Grand Ballroom B

#207 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. INVITED SYMPOSIUM

Building Better Public Policy: Best Practices of Policymakers Who Champion Youth and Family Issues (R)

Karen Bogenschneider, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison; Elizabeth Day, Ph.D., Cornell University; Emily Parrott, Ph.D. Candidate, University of Wisconsin-Madison


Salon 11

#217 | Noon-1:15 p.m. RINVITED SYMPOSIUM

Family Socioeconomic Context, Marriage and Health From Middle to Later Years: Findings Over 25 Years (R)

Kandauda (K.A.S.) Wickrama, Ph.D., Seonhwa Lee, M.S., Ph.D. Candidate, Catherine Walker O'Neal, Ph.D., University of Georgia; Tricia Neppl, Ph.D., Olivia Diggs, B.S., Iowa State University; Rand D. Conger, Ph.D., University of California Davis

Organized by Families and Health and Family Policy Sections

Grand Ballroom B

#219 | Noon-1:30 p.m. Mentoring Town Hall The practitioner/faculty discussion will occur from noon–12:35 p.m. The student discussion will occur from 12:40-1:15 p.m. Organized by the Students and New ProfessionalsMade possible with the support of the Religion, Spirituality and Family Section, and Students and New Professionals(Of interest to EM Section members)Salon 3

#220 | Noon-1:30 p.m. POSTER SESSION 3 (R and P)Poster Symposium: Parent Education: Sharing

Information to Help Families (#220-01 – 220-09);

Poster Symposium: Mental Health, Family Structure, and Military Families (#220-10 – #220-13)

Posters (#220-14 - #220-89)Grand Ballroom C

#221 | Noon-1:15 p.m. | FH LI PA Biopsychosocial Approaches to Family Systems Issues (R)Salon 2

#222 | Noon-1:30 p.m. Ethnic Minorities Section Oral HistorySalon 1

#223 | Noon-1:30 p.m. Family Therapy Section Member MeetingMade possible with the support of the Family Therapy SectionSalon 14

#224 | Noon-1:30 p.m. Adoption Focus Group MeetingSalon 13

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#216 | 10–11:45 p.m. RControversial Contributions: Calculating the Economic Benefits of Families (R and P) Sponsored by the University of MarylandGrand Ballroom A/B

M. V. Lee Badgett, Ph.D., is a professor of economics and former director of the School of Public Policy

at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and a Williams Distinguished Scholar at UCLA’s Williams Institute. Her talk will address the ways that families’ contributions are built into the fabric of the economy — even when they’re not visible — and how family scholars can better identify these benefits to contribute to policy debates.

Pre-Address Agenda• Introduction: Maureen Perry-Jenkins, Ph.D., 2017 NCFR Program Chair and Session Presider• Welcome: Elaine A. Anderson, Ph.D., University of Maryland, Plenary Sponsor • Presentation of Awards

• Ernest G. Osborne Award to Robert Hughes, Jr., Ph.D.; Presenter: Karen Myers-Bowman, Ph.D., Education and Enrichment Section Chair

• Feldman Outstanding Research Proposal for Research in Family Policy to Jordan A. Arellanes, M.A.; Presenter: Morgan Cooley, Ph.D., Family Policy Section Secretary/Treasurer

• Wiley Prize in Family Science: The Alexis Walker Award. Presenter: Margaret Zusky, Wiley Publishers


DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY SCIENCE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH

Located just eight miles from the nation’s capital, the Department of Family Science at the University of Maryland offers four programs: Ph.D. degrees in Maternal & Child Health and Family Science; M.S. Couple & Family Therapy; B.S. Family Science.The Family Science program provides interdisciplinary training in research, theory, policy and practice relevant to the health and well-being of families in contemporary society. Unique aspects of our training include: a focus on family health and well-being, engagement with culturally diverse populations, research opportunities with NIH and other federal agencies, clinical couple and family therapy, and work in public policy settings. The Department houses the Center for Healthy Families, which provides training and research for the Couple & Family Therapy master’s program.

The Department of Family Science has a long history of involvement in NCFR, including participation in leadership roles (President, Program Chair, Section Chair, Board Member); annual strong presence with the conference program, and an active student chapter, Maryland Council of Family Relations (MCFR).

Dr. Elaine Anderson, Department Head, [email protected] Dr. Kevin Roy, Graduate Director, [email protected]

PLENARY SESSION�

#225 | Noon-1:30 p.m. Home Visiting Focus Group MeetingSalon 16

#225-A | Noon-1:30 p.m. Qualitative Family Research Network Focus Group MeetingSalon 12

#226 | 1:30-3 p.m. Affiliate Councils Workshop: Putting on the Cloak of Visibility (P)Salon 9

#228-235 | 1:45-3 p.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS 6

#228 | 1:45-3 p.m. | EE PA Military Service and Its Impact on Family Functioning (R and P) (Of interest to FP Section members)Salon 11

#229 | 1:45-3 p.m. | EE PAHome Visits and Home Visitors: An Effective Tool for Family Support (R)(Of interest to FP Section members)Salon 1

#230 | 1:45-3 p.m. | EE PA Family Voices: Stories Helping Family Researchers and Practitioners Understand Family Experience (R and P)Salon 14

#231 | 1:45-3 p.m. | EM PA The Impacts of Neighborhoods (R)Salon 15

#232 | 1:45-3 p.m. | EM PA Ethnic Identity (R)Salon 12

#233 | 1:45-3 p.m. | FH LI PA Mental and Physical Health and Aging (R and P)Salon 16

#234 | 1:45-3 p.m. | FT PA Social Justice Issues in Family Therapy: Research, Theory, and Practice (R and P)Salon 3

#235 | 1:45-3 p.m. | IN PA Family Impact and Support (R)Salon 2

#236 | 3-4:30 p.m.Fellows Committee MeetingSalon 18

#238-245 | 3:15-4:30 p.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS 7

#239 | 3:15-4:30 p.m. | FH SY The Biobehavioral Family Model: Expansion and Application of a Biopsychosocial Model of Family Health (R)Salon 13

#240 | 3:15-4:30 p.m. | FH LI PA The Influence of Fathers and Siblings on Family Members' Mental and Physical Health (R)Salon 14

#241 | 3:15-4:30 p.m. | FP SY Policies and Transgender Health and Wellbeing: A Family Lifecourse Analysis (R)Salon 1

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#227 | 1:45-3 p.m. RSPECIAL SESSION

Going Public: How Family Researchers Can Engage With the Public and Policymakers (R and P)

M. V. Lee Badgett, Ph.D., Professor of Economics; Former Director, School of Public Policy, University of Massachusetts

(Of interest to FP Section members)

Grand Ballroom B

#237 | 3:15-4:30 p.m. RSPECIAL SESSION

Creating a Diverse Academic Environment (R)

Norma Burgess, Ph.D., Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, Lipscomb University; Andrea Hunter, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Human Development and Family Studies, Director, School of Health and Human Sciences Office of Diversity and Inclusion, University of North Carolina Greensboro; Anthony James, Ph.D., CFLE, Assistant Professor, Department of Family Science and Social Work, Miami University; Bahira S. Trask, Ph.D., Professor and Chair, Department of Human Development and Family Studies, University of Delaware

Organized by and made possible with the support of the Ethnic Minorities and Education and Enrichment Sections

Grand Ballroom B

#238 | 3:15-4:30 p.m.INVITED WORKSHOP

The Role of Families and Family Scholars in Building Healthy, Resilient Communities (R and P)

Joie Acosta, Ph.D., Senior Behavioral/Social Scientist, RAND Corporation and Affiliated Faculty, Pardee RAND Graduate School, Anita Chandra, Dr.P.H., Director, RAND Justice, Infrastructure, and Environment

Organized by and made possible with the support of the Students and New Professionals(Of interest to EE, EM, and FH Section members)

Salon 3

NCFR 2017#242 | 3:15-4:30 p.m. | FT PA Cutting Edge Topics in Family Therapy (R)Salon 15

#243 | 3:15-4:30 p.m. | IN PA Family Relations (R)Salon 16

#244 | 3:15-4:30 p.m. | RT SY Trauma, Violence, and Resilience Among Young Black and Latino Men (R)Salon 11

#245 | 3:15-4:30 p.m. | RT SY No Couple is an Island: The Importance of Older Couples’ Connections (R)Salon 12

#246-A | 6-7:30 p.m. Directors of Graduate Studies Focus Group MeetingSalon 12

#246-B | 6:30-8 p.m. Family Economics Focus Group MeetingSalon 11

#250 | 6:30-7:30 p.m.Ethnic Minorities Section Member MeetingSalon 3

#251 | 6:30-7:30 p.m.Families and Health Section Member MeetingSalon 1

#252 | 6:30-7:30 p.m.Family Policy Section Member MeetingSalon 2

#252-A | 7:30-8:30 p.m.Ethnic Minorities, Families and Health, and Family Policy Section Professional Development Session (R and P)Made possible with the support of Chapin Hall, University of Chicago and the Ethnic Minorities, Families and Health, and Family Policy SectionsSalon 9/10

#253 | 7:45-9:15 p.m. Asian-American Families Focus Group MeetingSalon 14

#254 | 7:45-9:15 p.m. Families and Technology Focus Group MeetingSalon 13

#255 | 7:45-9:15 p.m. Grief and Families Focus Group MeetingSalon 16

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#249 | 6:30-7:45 p.m. INVITED WORKSHOP

Funding Research for Community Health (R and P)

Mona N. Shah, Ph.D., MPH, Program Director, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Derrick Stephens, M.S.W., LCSW, Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholar; President and CEO, Phoenix Healthcare Consultants; Vice President of Business Development, HealthPro Heritage; Project Director, Underdog Dream: Improving Long-Term Quality of Life Outcomes for Florida’s Foster Youth and Families

Organized by Students and New ProfessionalsSalon 15

#256 | 8-9:30 p.m. Legacy Circle Reception This reception is by invitation for those who have been NCFR members 25 years or more.Signature 2

#246 | 4:45-6:15 p.m. University ReceptionsExecutive Ballroom H/I

University ReceptionsThursday, 4:45–6:15 p.m. Executive Ballroom H/IIt’s the NCFR conference college fair! You’re invited to learn about academic programs, meet their faculty and students, and reconnect with your fellow alumni. Don’t miss the food and prizes!

Meet this year’s participating programs (as of press time):

Florida State University — Department of Family and Child Sciences — Your 2017 Conference Host

Abilene Christian University — Department of Marriage and Family Studies

Appalachian State University — Marriage and Family Therapy Program

East Carolina University — Department of Human Development and Family Science

Groves Conference on Marriage and FamilyKansas State UniversityLoma Linda University — Department of Counsel-

ing and Family SciencesMiami University — College of Education, Health

and Society; Department of Family Science and Social Work

Montclair State University — Family Science & Human Development PhD Program

Northern Illinois University — School of Family and Consumer Sciences

Oklahoma State University — Department of Human Development and Family Science

Oregon State UniversityPurdue UniversityRegents of the University of Minnesota, through

its Department of Family Social Science

Saint Louis University — Medical Family Therapy Program

Seoul National University — Department of Child Development and Family Studies

Texas Tech UniversityUniversity of California, DavisUniversity of Central MissouriUniversity of Connecticut — Department of Hu-

man Development and Family StudiesUniversity of Delaware — Department of Human

Development and Family SciencesUniversity of Florida — Family, Youth and Com-

munity Sciences DepartmentUniversity of GeorgiaUniversity of MarylandUniversity of Missouri — Department of Human

Development and Family ScienceUniversity of Nebraska-Lincoln — Child, Youth

and Family StudiesUniversity of Tennessee, Knoxville —

Department of Family and Child StudiesVirginia Tech — Department of Human

Development and Family ScienceWestern Michigan University — Family Sciences

NCFR 2017

#301 | 7-8:15 a.m. Families with Disabilities Focus Group MeetingSalon 13

#302 | 7-8:15 a.m. Work and Families Focus Group MeetingSalon 14

#303 | 7-8:30 a.m. Meeting of the Journal of Family Theory & Review Digital Scholarship BoardSalon 18

#304 | 7-8:15 a.m. Meeting of the Family Science AssociationSalon 9

#305 | 7-8:30 a.m. 2018 Program Committee MeetingSignature 2

#306 | 7:10-7:40 a.m. Meditation Time Organized by Religion, Spirituality and Family SectionSalon 8

#307 | 7:30-9 a.m. 2017 Inclusion and Diversity Active Conversation and Continental Breakfast Meeting Grand Ballroom D

#308 | 8 a.m. -1 p.m. Visit the Exhibits Ballroom Foyer

#309 | 8:30-10 a.m. Journal of Family Theory & Review Editorial Board MeetingSalon 18

#311-318 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS 8

#312 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. | AFS PA Pedagogy for Teaching Professional Skills and Difficult Topics in Family Science (R and P)Salon 13

#313 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. | EE PA Focusing on Fathers in Families (R)Salon 2

#314 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. | EM LI PA Community Matters: Race and Cultural Implications (R)Salon 3

#315 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. | FF SY Queer Families as Catalysts for Undoing Normativity and (Re)constructing Family (R)Salon 14

#316 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. | IN SY Family Life Education in International Perspective (P)Salon 12

#317 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. | RT PA Methods and Measures for the Study of Couples and Marriage (R)Salon 16

#318 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. | RT SY Family Issues Surrounding End-of-Life (R)Salon 11

#319 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. Meeting of the Committee to Strengthen the Submission and Review ProcessSignature 2

#320 | 10-11:45 a.m. RPLENARY SESSION When Ethnography Comes Home to Roost: Andre, the Life Course, and My Family's Intervention (R and P)Linda M. Burton, Ph.D.Grand Ballroom A/B See page 17 for full details

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Conference Registration: 7 a.m.–5 p.m., Registration Desk 1 // Exhibits: 8 a.m.–1 p.m., Ballroom Foyer



Conference ServicesFriday Times

#310 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. RSPECIAL SESSION

Sacred Conversations and Connections: Resources and Risks for Diverse Families and Religious Communities (R and P)

Annette Mahoney, Ph.D., LCP, Professor of Psychology, Bowling Green State University

Organized by the Religion, Spirituality, and Family Section, Feminism and Family Studies Section, and Ethnic Minorities Section. Made possible with the support of the Religion, Spirituality, and Family Section (Of interest to RT, AFS, FT, and EE Sections)

Grand Ballroom B

#311 | 8:30-9:45 a.m. INVITED SYMPOSIUM

Skin Tone as a Catalyst: Reframing the Narrative on Romantic Relationships and Family Dynamics of Young Adults of Color (R)

Sarah Mitchell, M.S., Antoinette M. Landor, Ph.D., Alaysia Brown, B.A, and Steven Berkley, M.A., University of Missouri; Tera Hurt Jordan, Ph.D., Iowa State University

Organized by the Ethnic Minorities Section

Salon 1

#321 | Noon-1 p.m. Annual NCFR Member Meeting/Discussion — Open to All MembersSignature 1

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#320 | 10–11:45 p.m. RWhen Ethnography Comes Home to Roost: Andre, the Life Course, and My Family's Intervention (R and P) Sponsored by the Regents of the University of Minnesota, through its Department of Family Social Science Grand Ballroom A/B

Linda M. Burton, Ph.D., is the the dean of social sciences and the James B. Duke Professor of Sociology at Duke University. Her talk will recount her complex case study of 7-year-old Andre, a bi-racial respondent, whose family network she has followed in a 30-year ethnographic study of the family life course, race, and poverty in an isolated small town in Pennsylvania.


Pre-Address Agenda• Introduction: Maureen Perry-Jenkins, Ph.D., 2017 NCFR Program Chair and Session Presider• Welcome: Lynne M. Borden, Ph.D., University of Minnesota, Plenary Sponsor • Presentation of Awards

• Cindy Winter Scholarship Award to Megan Haselschwerdt, Ph.D.; Presenter: Kimberly Crossman, Ph.D., Students and New Professionals Board Representative

• Felix Berardo Scholarship Award for Mentoring to Yan Ruth Xia, Ph.D., and (posthumously) Randal D. Day, Ph.D.; Presenter: Lyndal Khaw, Award Committee Chair

• Kathleen Briggs Outstanding Mentor Award to Leigh A. Leslie, Ph.D.; Presenter: Thomas Stone Carlson, Ph.D., Family Therapy Section Chair

• Reuben Hill Award to Christina Diaz, Ph.D., and Jeremy E. Fiel, Ph.D.; Presenter: Todd Martin, Ph.D., Award Committee Chair

PLENARY SESSION NCFR 2017

#324 | Noon-1:30 p.m. POSTER SESSION 4 (R and P)Poster Symposium: Families Negotiating

Identities and Orientations Across Contexts (#324-01 – #324-11);


#325 | 12:30-1:45 p.m. Workshop: How to Become a CFLESalon 16

#326 | 1:15-3:15 p.m. Affiliate Councils Executive Board MeetingSalon 9

#327 | 1:15-2:45 p.m. Family Relations Editorial Board MeetingSalon 18

#329-336 | 1:45-3 p.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS 9

#330 | 1:45-3pm | AFS WK Designing a SoTL Research Project to Measure the Effectiveness of Educational Case Studies (P)Salon 16

#331 | 1:45-3pm | EE PA Talking to Children and Adolescents About Sex and Sexuality (R and P)(Of interest to FF Section members)Salon 12

#332 | 1:45-3pm | EE PA Being Mindful as an Approach to Family Wellbeing (R) Salon 15

#333 | 1:45-3pm | FH LI PA Couples Issues: Marital Satisfaction, Communication, Conflict Resolution, Parenthood, and Mental and Physical Health (R and P)Salon 14

#334 | 1:45-3 p.m. | FH PA Issues in Aging (R and P)Salon 11

#335 | 1:45-3 p.m. | RT SY Fatherhood Program Effects on Fathers and Families: Preliminary Results of Three RCTs (R)Salon 1

#336 | 1:45-3 p.m. | RT WK Survival Analysis: When Do Events Occur? What Predicts Those Events? (R)Salon 2

#339-347 | 4:30-5:45 p.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS 10

#339 | 4:30-5:45 p.m. | FP SY RStrengthening the Connection Between Research About Families and Public Policy (P)Grand Ballroom B

#340 | 4:30-5:45 p.m. | AFS PA Enhancing Family Science Programs and Student Experiences Within Them (R and P)Salon 11

#341 | 4:30-5:45 p.m. | EE LI PA Delivering Family Education Programs: Evaluation of Approaches (R and P)Salon 2

#342 | 4:30-5:45 p.m. | EE PA Social Media is Changing Family Interactions (R and P)Salon 15

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Friday, November 17 • Day 3 – Continued

#328 | 1:45-3 p.m. SPECIAL SESSION

Social Justice Strategies to Address the Elephant in the Classroom or the Family Room: Race and Racism in America, the Conversation Continues (R and P)

Featuring 16 roundtables presented by 20 scholarsOrganized by NCFR Inclusion and Diversity Committee (Of interest to all NCFR Section members and SNP) Grand Ballroom D/E

#322 | Noon-1:15 p.m. RINVITED SYMPOSIUM

Toxic Stress in Contemporary Families: Getting From Adversity to Capacity (R)

Maria L. Boccia, Ph.D., Baylor University; Paul Lanier, Ph.D., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill; Samantha M. Brown, Ph.D., Kimberly Bender, Ph.D., University of Denver; Julie S. McCrae, Ph.D., Chapin Hall, University of Chicago; Rebecca Orsi, Ph.D., Colorado State University; Jon Phillips, Ph.D., Shauna Rienks, Ph.D., University of Denver; Jay A. Mancini, Ph.D., University of Georgia


Grand Ballroom B

#323 | Noon-1:15 p.m. INVITED WORKSHOP

Social Justice Scholarship and Community Organizing Kristen Benson, Ph.D., LMFT, CFLE, Appalachian State University

Organized by Students and New Professionals(Of interest to FT and EM Section members)

Salon 3

#329 | 1:45-3 p.m. RINVITED SYMPOSIUM

Supporting Families in the Transition to Employment (R)

Kristina Lopez, Ph.D., Arizona State University; Sandra Magaña, University of Illinois at Chicago; Wendy Machalicek, University of Oregon; Samantha E. Goldman, Ph.D., Assumption College; Judith M. S. Gross, Ph.D., Indiana University; Meghan Burke, Ph.D., University of Illinois at Urbana/Champaign

Organized by and made possible with the support of the Family Policy and Families and Health Sections

Grand Ballroom B

#337 | 3:15-4:15 p.m. RPRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS“And So, What is NCFR Again…?” (P)William D. Allen, Ph.D., LMFT, NCFR President Grand Ballroom A/B

NCFR 2017#343 | 4:30-5:45 p.m. | FH PA Adversity and Trauma in Family Systems and the Community (R)Salon 16

#344 | 4:30-5:45 p.m. | FH PA Familial Influences on Weight and Weight-related Behaviors (R)Salon 14

#345 | 4:30-5:45 p.m. | FT RTB Family Therapy Roundtable Symposium (R and P)Salon 3

#346 | 4:30-5:45 p.m. | FF SY An Examination of Wellbeing Among LGB+ People of Color (R)(Of interest to EM and FP Section members)Salon 1

#347 | 4:30-5:45 p.m. | RT SY Fathers’ and Mothers’ Coparenting and Parenting in Family Systems (R)Salon 12

#348 | 6-7 p.m.Memorial Service for NCFR Leaders Who Have Passed AwaySalon 14

#350 | 6-8 p.m. Research and Theory Section Member MeetingSalon 2

#351 | 6-7:30 p.m. Eastern European Families Focus Group MeetingSalon 15

#352 | 6-7:30 p.m. Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Straight Alliance Focus Group MeetingSalon 16

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2017 CONFERENCE HOST

Florida State University, Department of Family and Child Sciences

FAMILIES AS CATALYSTS SPONSOR

University of Missouri, Department of Human Development & Family Science

PLENARY SPONSORS

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

University of Maryland

Regents of the University of Minnesota, through its Department of Family Social Science

University of Georgia

PRESIDENT'S RECEPTION SPONSORWiley

NEWCOMERS WELCOME SPONSOR Texas Tech University

CFLE RECEPTION MAJOR SPONSOR Miami University, College of Education, Health and Society, Department of Family Science and Social Work

MENTORING/NETWORKING BREAKFAST SPONSORMontclair State University, Family Science and Human Development

CHARGING STATION SPONSORVirginia Tech, Department of Human Development and Family Science

SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORSThe Meeting Connection, Inc. (Dwight Loken, President)

Johnson Printing Company of Rochester, Minnesota

Thank You to Our Conference Sponsors! Thank you to the organizations and people supporting this year’s conference through NCFR’s sponsorship program!

#349 | 6-7:30 p.m. CFLE ReceptionCertified Family Life Educators: Join your CFLE colleagues at this annual reception!Major Sponsor: Miami UniversityGold Sponsors: University of Central Oklahoma; WisdomForParents.comSilver Sponsors: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; Carol Darling, Ph.D., CFLE; Curtis A. Fox, Ph.D., CFLE; Deborah Gentry, Ph.D., CFLE

Grand Ballroom D

NCFR 2017

CLOSING PLENARY SESSION

#401 | 7-8:15 a.m. Issues in Aging Focus Group MeetingSalon 2

#402 | 7-8:15 a.m. Men in Families Focus Group MeetingSalon 3

#403 | 7-8:30 a.m.2018 Program Committee MeetingSignature 1

#404 | 7:30-8:45 a.m. | SNPUndergraduate Speed Mentoring and Group Mentoring Workshop (P)Salons 9/10

#405 | 8-8:45 a.m. POSTER SESSION 5 (R and P)Poster Symposium: Media Characters

and Representations of Relationships Throughout the Lifecourse (#405-01 - #405-04);


#406 | 9-10:45 a.m. RCLOSING PLENARY SESSION How Policies Shape Lives: The Impact of Immigration Policy on Children and Families (R and P)Andre Segura, J.D. Manijeh Daneshpour, Ph.D., LMFTGrand Ballroom BSee below for details

Saturday, November 18 • Day 4

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Conference Registration: 7 a.m.–12:30 p.m., Registration Desk 1 // Cyber Café: 7 a.m.–1 p.m., Salon 7

The Gathering Place / Charging Station: 7 a.m.–1 p.m., Grand Ballroom C


Conference ServicesSaturday Times

#406 | 9-10:45 a.m. RHow Policies Shape Lives: The Impact of Immigration Policy on Children and Families (R and P) Sponsored by the University of GeorgiaGrand Ballroom B

Andre Segura, J.D., is the legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Texas.

Manijeh Daneshpour, Ph.D., LMFT, is a licensed marriage and family therapist, and director and professor of marriage and family therapy in the Department of Couple and Family Therapy at Alliant International University in Irvine, California.

Their talk will provide an overview of macro-level policy and laws in the U.S. that directly impact the lives of immigrant and refugee families, and will address how these policies have intended and unintended effects on families and children.

Pre-Address Agenda• Introduction: Maureen Perry-Jenkins, Ph.D., 2017 NCFR Program Chair and Session Presider• Welcome: Emilie Smith, Ph.D., University of Georgia, Plenary Sponsor• Presentation of Awards

• NCFR Student Award to Rachel Arocho, M.S.; Presenter: Kimberly Crossman, Ph.D., Students and New Professionals Board Representative

• Jessie Bernard Outstanding Research Proposal From a Feminist Perspective Award to Joy Heafner, M.A.; Presenter: Tara Saathoff-Wells, Ph.D., Feminism and Family Studies Section Chair


Human Development and Family Science at the University of Georgia is an interdisciplinary program focusing on development within diverse ecological contexts. We offer Masters of Science Degrees in Child Life (supporting the families of chronically ill children), and Doctoral degrees in Human Development and Family Science, and in Marriage and Family Therapy with a Doctoral Certificate Program in Quantitative Methods in Family Science.

Faculty research interests span development including infancy and childhood, adolescence and young adulthood, adult development and aging. Our faculty conduct basic and applied prevention research exploring couples and marital relationships, parenting and fatherhood, health and biobehavioral processes, immigrant and refugee populations, and positive youth development attuned to the diverse socio-cultural contexts of contexts of human development.

We have a vital program with over 400 undergraduate majors, nearly 40 graduate students, and 24 faculty operating in a collegial and supportive, research-active environment. We are actively recruiting for an Assistant/Associate position in HDFS Child Development/Quantitative Methodology: http://www.fcs.uga.edu/college/job-opportunities

Dr. Emilie Smith, Janette McGarity Barber Distinguished Professor and Department Head, [email protected]

Dr. Margaret Caughy, Georgia Athletic Association Professor in Family Health Disparities and Graduate Coordinator, [email protected] Dr. Assaf Oshri, Search Chair, [email protected]

#408 | 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. | EE LI PA Experiences of Stress and Approaches for Family Coping (R and P)Salon 2

#409 | 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. | EM PA Immigrant Families (R)(Of interest to FP Section members) Salon 1

#410 | 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. | EM PA Ethnic Minority Youth and Factors that Contribute to Adjustment (R and P)Salon 3

#411 | 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. | FH SY Transformative Sibling Relationships: Dynamics of Care and Support Toward Resilience and Adaptability in Diverse Contexts (R)Salon 13

#412 | 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. | FH SY Family Mealtimes: Bidirectional Influences on Child Weight Outcomes (R)Salon 11

#413 | 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. | FT PA Parenting, Divorce, and Family Therapy (R)Salon 14

#414 | 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. | FF PA Feminist Investigations of Work and Family (R)(Of interest to FP Section members)Salon 15

#415 | 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. | RT SYParenting Across Contexts (R)Salon 12

NCFR 2017

#407 | 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. RINVITED SYMPOSIUM

Teaching Family Science as a Catalyst in Neighborhoods, Communities and Global Contexts (R)

Bahira S. Trask, Ph.D., University of Delaware; Mark Hutter, Ph.D., Rowan University; Barbara Settles, Ph.D., University of Delaware; Raeann R. Hamon, Ph.D., Amanda G. Strong, B.A. candidate, Messiah College; Jennifer Greiving, M.A., Ruben P. Viramontez Anguiano, Ph.D., University of Colorado-Denver; Yan Xia, Ph.D., University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Organized by International Section (Of interest to AFS Section members)Grand Ballroom B

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Wed. 6–8:30 p.m. Thurs. 10 a.m. –3 p.m. Fri. 8 a.m. –1 p.m.Ballroom Foyer (Level 1)

Find an array of materials and services to enhance your work and professional development. Publishers, schools, research centers, and more are set up to talk with you about what they offer.

Enter the exhibits prize drawing by noon Friday! Drawing is at noon Friday; you need not be present to win, but you must pick up your prize by 1 p.m. Friday.

Florida State University, Department of Family and Child Sciences — Your 2017 Conference Host

Cengage

Cognella

Feel Good, Inc.

National Council on Family Relations

National Research Center on Hispanic Children and Families

Routledge

Seattle University School of Theology and Ministry

Seton Hill University, Marriage and Family Therapy Program

Springer

Texas Woman’s University

Wheaton College Graduate School

Wiley

Visit the Conference Exhibits!Thank you and welcome to this year’s exhibitors!

#407-415 | 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. CONCURRENT SESSIONS 11

Reuben Hill AwardChristina Diaz and Jeremy Fiel Named in memory of Reuben Hill, distinguished university professor and pioneer of the scholarly study of family. Awarded to the author(s) of an outstanding article or book that combines theory and methodology to analyze and interpret a significant family issue. Their article is titled “The Effect(s) of Teen Pregnancy: Reconciling Theory, Methods, and Findings.”

Dr. Diaz is an assistant professor in the School of Sociology and an affiliate in the Department of Mexican American Studies at the University of Arizona. Dr. Fiel is an assistant professor in the School of Sociology at the University of Arizona.

Felix Berardo Scholarship Award for MentoringYan Ruth Xia and Randal D. Day (posthumous)Felix Berardo, professor at the University of Florida, went beyond expectations in his mentoring of many students who became leaders in the family field.

Dr. Xia is a professor in the Department of Child, Youth, and Family Studies, College of Education and Human Sciences, at University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Dr. Xia, a Certified Family Life Educator (CFLE), earned her Ph.D. in Family Science from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Dr. Xia currently supervises student research in the program areas of Global Family Health and Wellbeing, International Family Studies, and Youth Development.

Dr. Day was an emeritus professor in the School of Family Life at Brigham Young University, having retired in 2015. He unexpectedly died in Romania in early 2017. Dr. Day was an outstanding teacher and an influential researcher, though his greatest talent was a unique ability to mentor students. Many of these students went on to graduate school in Family Science programs throughout the country.

NCFR Student AwardRachel ArochoGiven for demonstrated excellence as a student with great potential for contributing to Family Science.

Ms. Arocho is a doctoral candidate in Human Development and Family Science at Ohio State University. Ms. Arocho completed her bachelor's degree in Family, Consumer, and Human Development at the Uintah Basin Regional Campus of Utah State University and her master's degree in Human Development and Family Science at Ohio State. She was awarded a National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship to pursue her research agenda on the marital expectations of American adolescents and young adults. In her letter nominating Ms. Arocho, Dr. Claire Kamp Dush writes: “Rachel is extremely talented, motivated, and hard working and is poised to make important contributions to research at the intersection of adolescent development and Family Science.”

Jessie Bernard Outstanding Research ProposalJoy HeafnerPresented to a graduate student or new professional who has demonstrated excellence in research and potential contribution to feminist scholarship. Jessie Bernard, the namesake of the award, was a pioneer in the field of feminist family studies known for her celebrated description of “his” and “her” marriages.

Ms. Heafner is a doctoral candidate in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies at the University of Connecticut; her paper is titled “A Qualitative Study of Feminist Therapists’ Experiences of Managed Care.” Her doctoral research is a qualitative study of how therapists integrate feminist theory and activism into their clinical work, as well as how they enact feminist principles in an increasingly medicalized mental healthcare system.

Cindy Winter ScholarshipMegan L. HaselschwerdtGiven to a student or new professional who has demonstrated outstanding leadership and service in the discipline of Family Science. This award recognizes Cindy Winter, NCFR's conference director from 1964-2007.

Dr. Haselschwerdt is an assistant professor in the Department of Child and Family Studies at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Along with her research team of graduate and undergraduate students and faculty collaborators, Dr. Haselschwerdt studies intimate partner violence (IPV) from the perspective of women, children exposed to IPV in their family of origin, and social service providers working with women and children.

Since joining NCFR in 2007, Dr. Haselschwerdt has served in a variety of leadership roles, including the Students and New Professionals (SNP) representative for the Feminism and Family Studies Section, co-chair of the Qualitative Family Research Network Focus Group, and the SNP program representative. More recently, she was elected as the chair-elect for the Feminism and Family Studies Section. Dr. Amy J. Rauer writes that Dr. Haselschwerdt “is someone who goes above and beyond to ensure that her department and her field thrive. The fact that this has not come at the cost of her research, teaching, and mentoring reflects the fact that Megan appears to have a nearly endless supply of passion and motivation, and our field is certainly the better as a result!”

Feldman Award for Outstanding Research Proposal for Research in Family PolicyJordan A. Arellanes Recognizes a graduate student or new professional who has demonstrated excellence in research and potential contribution to family policy studies. Harold and Margaret Feldman, the namesakes of this award, were pioneers in the field of family policy.

Mr. Arellanes is a third-year doctoral student in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies at Iowa State University. His paper is titled “Investing in the Future: Latino Family Beliefs on Educational Attainment.”

Mr. Arellanes is the Dorothy A. Wyant Fellow in Family Health, and studies how Latino families and fathers can impact the educational attainment of their children’s lives. He is also the recipient of the Inaugural Outstanding Student Award and the Inaugural Outstanding Graduate Award from the University of Colorado Denver, where he received his master’s degree in educational psychology with an emphasis in human development.

NCFR Awards 2017

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Kathleen Briggs Outstanding Mentor AwardLeigh A. LeslieRecognizes an outstanding mentor of students and new professionals in the area of marriage and family therapy. Kathleen Briggs was a long-time Family Therapy Section member and leader. She was committed to mentoring marriage and family therapy graduate students and new professionals.

Dr. Leslie is an associate professor in the Department of Family Science in the School of Public Health at University of Maryland. She teaches courses in gender and ethnicity issues in service delivery, feminist family therapy, and assessment and diagnosis. She holds a Ph.D. in human development and family studies from Pennsylvania State University, with a predoctoral internship in clinical-community psychology from Yale University, School of Medicine. She is the author of numerous book chapters and over 30 journal articles. She has conducted numerous evaluations of psychoeducational programs in areas such as couples communication, parent education, and promoting emotional resiliency in children.

Ernest G. Osborne Award Robert Hughes, Jr.Given to an NCFR member who has excelled in teaching Family Science and providing service to families through teaching. Ernest G. Osborne, the namesake of this award, was a three-time NCFR president and a professor of family at Columbia University. He excelled at innovative teaching methods.

Dr. Hughes is professor in the Department of Human Development & Family Studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. A major aspect of his professional work has focused on the development of effective Family Life Education (FLE) programs. He has written articles and chapters that outline best practices in the design of FLE programs and applied these ideas to the creation of online programs. In recent years he has focused on developing courses for undergraduate students that provide professional development experiences and career planning.

2017–2018 NCFR Board MembersNewly elected members are seated after the conference

PresidentWilliam D. Allen, Healing Bonds Clinical and Consulting Services

(outgoing)Anisa Zvonkovic, Virginia Tech (incoming)

President–ElectAnisa Zvonkovic, Virginia Tech (outgoing)Leigh A. Leslie, University of Maryland (incoming)

Secretary/TreasurerSandra Stith, Kansas State University (outgoing)Bethany L. Letiecq, George Mason University (incoming)

Board Members–at–LargeApril L. Few-Demo, Virginia Tech (incoming)Karen Benjamin Guzzo, Bowling Green State UniversityJennifer Kerpelman, Auburn University (outgoing)Brian G. Ogolsky, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

(incoming)Karen Seccombe, Portland State University (outgoing)Stephan M. Wilson, Oklahoma State University

Affiliate Councils President–ElectNate Cottle, CFLE, Utah Valley University (outgoing)Tammy S. Harpel, CFLE, Illinois State University (incoming)

Students and New Professionals RepresentativeKimberly Crossman, California State University, Monterey Bay

Students and New Professionals Representative–ElectAndrea L. Roach, California State University, Fresno (incoming)

Ex OfficioDiane L. Cushman, NCFR Executive DirectorJeanne A. Strand, NCFR Director of Governance and Board Operations

Journal EditorsJournal of Marriage and Family: Kristi Williams, Ohio State

UniversityFamily Relations: Interdisciplinary Journal of Applied Family

Science: Jason Hans, University of KentuckyJournal of Family Theory & Review: Libby Blume, University of

Detroit Mercy

NCFR Leadership

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NCFR LeadershipConference Program Committee Program ChairMaureen Perry-Jenkins, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Program Chair-Elect (2018)Bahira Sherif Trask, University of Delaware

Section Chairs/Affiliate Councils/SNP/IDC/TCRMAdvancing Family Science: Raeann Hamon, Messiah CollegeEducation and Enrichment: (Chair) Karen Myers-Bowman, San Diego State University; (Chair-Elect) Wendy Middlemiss, University of North TexasEthnic Minorities: Roudi Nazarinia Roy, California State University-Long BeachFamilies and Health: Jerica Berge, University of MinnesotaFamily Policy: (Chair) Brenda Lohman, Iowa State University; (Chair-Elect) Anne Farrell, Chapin Hall, University of ChicagoFamily Therapy: Tom Stone Carlson, North Dakota State UniversityFeminism and Family Studies: Tara Saathoff-Wells, Penn State UniversityInternational: Yan Ruth Xia, University of Nebraska-LincolnReligion, Spirituality, and Family: Michael Goodman, Brigham Young UniversityResearch and Theory: Christine Proulx, University of MissouriStudents and New Professionals: (Co-Chairs) Jessica Fish, University of Texas at Austin, and Katie Barrow, Louisiana Tech UniversityTCRM Workshop Co-Chairs: Tom Blume, Oakland University, and Isaac Washburn, Oklahoma State UniversityAffiliate Councils Program Chair: Bobby Kern, Oklahoma Christian UniversityInclusion and Diversity Committee Representative: Christi McGeorge, North Dakota State University

Ex-Officio/StaffNCFR President: William D. Allen, Healing BondsNCFR President-Elect: Anisa Zvonkovic, Virginia TechNCFR Executive Director: Diane L. CushmanNCFR Director of Research and Policy Education: Jennifer CrosswhiteNCFR Conference and Meeting Planner: Judy SchutzProgram Consultant: Cindy Winter

Affiliate Councils BoardPresident: Rebecca Ward, Shippensburg UniversityPresident-Elect: Nate Cottle, Utah Valley UniversityProgram Chair: Bobby Kern, Oklahoma Christian UniversitySecretary: Dan Hubler, Weber State UniversityStudent Affiliate Advisor Representative: Lyndal Khaw, Montclair State UniversityNCFR Staff Liaison: Bethany Cox

Affiliate Councils–PresidentsIllinois: Jane Rose Njue and Christina YousafMid-Atlantic (DE, MD, PA): JeanMarie St. Clair-ChristmanMinnesota: Val AndersonNorthwest: Jana MeinholdOhio: Carmen IrvingOklahoma: Teva ThomasSoutheastern: Julia BernardTexas: Joanne RobertsUtah: Mark JarvisWisconsin: Anthony Winslow

Student Affiliate Councils–AdvisorsCentral Michigan University: Katie L. Reck East Carolina University: Kate Taylor Harcourt, Yuliana RodriguezIllinois State University: Bill AndersonMessiah College: Raeann HamonMontclair State University: Lyndal KhawNorthern Illinois University: D. Scott SibleySamford University: Celeste HillStephen F. Austin State University (Jacks Council): Jennifer NewquistTexas Tech University: Shera Jackson, Dana WeiserTowson University: Cathy Breneman University of Central Oklahoma: Glee BertramUniversity of Connecticut: Alaina Brenick University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: Brian OgolskyUniversity of Louisiana at Lafayette: Sun-A LeeUniversity of Maryland: Kevin Roy University of Missouri: Christine Proulx University of Nebraska-Kearney: Mickey LanglaisUniversity of North Texas: Julie LeventhalUniversity of Southern Mississippi: Lindsay Wright University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point: Sterling Wall University of Wisconsin-Stout: Candice Maier, Robin MuzaUtah Valley University: Jeremy BodenWeber State University: Teri Henke, Pamela Payne

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2018 NCFR Annual Conference

Wednesday, Nov. 7 - Saturday, Nov. 10

Town and Country Resort & Convention Center San Diego, California

Families and Cultural Intersections in a Global Context: Innovations in Research, Practice, and Policies

Bahira Sherif Trask, Ph.D. Program Chair, University of Delaware

SUBMIT A PROPOSALInformation about the 2018 call for proposals is included in your conference packet. The submission system will open in January 2018. Full details at ncfr.org/ncfr-2018.

Deadline for submissions is March 1, 2018.

Join us in

S AV E T H E D AT E !

2018

AAbellera, Cierra (Boise State Univ.), 405-45Aceves, Lorena (Pennsylvania State Univ.), 324-66Acosta, Joie (RAND Corporation), 238Aðalbjarnardóttir, Sigrún (Univ. of Iceland), 313-02Adams, Jewell (Tuskegee Univ.), 324-63, 324-64Adams, Mark (Weber State Univ.), 161-54Adamsons, Kari L. (Univ. of Connecticut), 005, 018Adkins, Amy (Utah Valley Univ.), 220-23Adler-Baeder, Francesca (Auburn Univ.), 130-05,

130-21A, 152-01, 152-04, 161-88, 163-05, 220-05, 332-03, 405-67

Ahn, Sunyoung (Washington Col.), 130-10Akloubou Gnonhossou, Djidjoho C. (Univ. of

Kentucky), 125-03Akresh, Ilana (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign), 243-03Akyil, Yudum (Istanbul Bilgi Univ.), 220-25Al Jamal, Abir (Muslim Resource Centre for Social

Support & Integration), 156-02Alfiasari, Alfiasari (Bogor Agricultural Univ.,

Indonesia), 316-02Alcivar-Zuniga, Maria (Iowa State Univ.), 409-03Alexander, Stephanie (U.S. Department of Health

and Human Services, Office on Women's Health), 161-46

Alfaro, Edna C. (Texas State Univ.), 328-05Algoe, Sara (Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill),

137-02, 411-02Alkhiary, Adnan (Kansas State Univ.), 405-14Allen, Jeffery (Florida State Univ.), 130-56, 130-57Allen, Katherine R. (Virginia Tech Univ.), 106,

121-03Allen, Kelsey (Mary Baldwin Univ.), 161-80Allen, Kimberly (North Carolina State Univ.),

002-05, 166-13Allen, Samuel H. (Univ. of Maryland), 005, 225-A,

241-03, 346-03Allen, William D. (Healing Bonds, Minneapolis,

MN), 139, 142-03, 321, 337Allsop, David (Brigham Young Univ.), 220-44Almalki, Sarah (Univ. of Missouri), 130-06Almeida, David M. (Penn State Univ.), 148-03Almond, Lindsey (East Carolina Univ.), 220-83,

324-58Altenburger, Lauren E. (The Ohio State Univ.),

220-52Alvarez de Davila, Silvia (Univ. of Minnesota),

109-02Amutah, Ndidiamaka (Montclair State Univ.),

324-20Anasuri, Sadguna (Alabama A&M Univ.), 161-47Anders, Kristin (The Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville),

230-01, 331-04Anderson, Bill (Illinois State Univ.), 130-82, 330Anderson, Briana (The Pennsylvania State Univ.),

221-04Anderson, Edward (Univ. of Texas at Austin),

130-37Anderson, Elaine A. (Univ. of Maryland), 149, 241Anderson, Jared (Kansas State Univ.), 161-10,

161-83, 405-75, 405-75Anderson, Jon (Univ. of Florida), 130-83

Anderson, Leslie A. (Univ. of Georgia), 212-04, 234-01

Anderson, Lydia (Bowling Green State Univ.), 130-60

Anderson, Shayne (Brigham Young Univ.), 405-77Andersson, Gunnar (Stockholm Univ. Demography

Unit (SUDA), 220-72Andrade, Flávia (Univ. of Illinois), 161-43Andrade, Gloria (Student, Teaneck, NJ), 167Anthony, Michael (Pennsylvania State Univ.

Worthington Scranton), 220-49Apelian, Eva (Montclair State Univ.), 220-81Arcila Rojas, Adriana Patricia (Universidad de

San Buenaventura), 125-01Arellanes, Jordan A. (Iowa State Univ.), 005-01,

111-02, 216, 410Armes, Stephanie E. (Univ. of Georgia), 108-02,

234-02, 405-88Armstrong, Joslyn (Flordia State Univ.), 161-32,

161-33Arocho, Rachel (Utah State Univ.), 130-08, 220-75,

226-05, 406Asay, Sylvia (Univ. of Nebraska - Kearney), 125,

166-28, 340-02, 351Ashbourne, Lynda (Univ. of Guelph), 009-01,

156-02Ashurst, Kerri (Univ. of Kentucky), 220-18Askins, Jessica (Univ. of Central Oklahoma), 220-37Atiles, Julia (Oklahoma State Univ.), 008-01Atkins, LaDonna (Univ. of Central Oklahoma),

166-07Atkinson, Tyrone (Univ. of Kentucky), 220-18Attridge, Peter (Univ. of Georgia), 220-07Aubel, Gretchen (Univ. of Wisconsin), 220-68Augustine, Danielle (Univ. of Georgia), 232-01Ausherbauer, Kadie (Univ. of Minnesota), 414-01Awosan, Christiana (Seton Hall Univ.), 123

BBaas, Jaime (Univ. of Southern Mississippi), 161-49Badahdah, Abdallah (Doha International Family

Inst.), 156-02Badgett, M. V. Lee (Univ. of Massachusetts), 216,

227Bae, Dayoung (Univ. of Georgia), 161-44, 333-03Bagley, Lacey (Univ. of Southern Mississippi),

166-20Bai, Yeon (Montclair State Univ.), 324-67Bailey, Keisha (Purdue Univ.), 014-02Bailey, Molly (Univ. of Minnesota), 161-51Bailey, Sandra (Montana State Univ.), 206Baird, Hannah (Texas Tech Univ.), 220-41Baity, Cortnie (Florida State Univ.), 324-39Bakare, Kudirat Oyebisi (Obafemi Awolowo Univ.),

130-66Baker, Heather (Brigham Young Univ.), 126-04Bakhtiari, Farin (Univ. of Texas at Austin), 220-31Ballard, Sharon (East Carolina Univ.), 220-09,

341-03, 408-03Bamaca-Colbert, Mayra (The Pennsylvania State

Univ.), 231-02, 324-66, 328-05Banford-Witting, Alyssa (Alliant International

Univ.), 155-02, 324-77Bankston, Joanne (Kentucky State Univ.), 220-02Banman, Aaron (Univ. of Denver), 335-01

Bao, Juan (Iowa State Univ.), 161-73, 324-75Baobaid, Mohammed (Muslim Resource Centre for

Social Support & Integration), 009-01, 156-02Baptist, Joyce (Kansas State Univ.), 130-86Barber, Carrie (Univ. of Waikato), 161-59Barden, Sejal (Univ. of Central Florida), 161-38Barnett, Amanda (Univ. of Wisconsin-Stout),

144-01Barnett, Melissa A. (Univ. of Arizona), 220-53,

347-03Barolet-Fogarty, Megan (Centro Hispano de East

Tennessee), 324-31Barrett, Tyson (Utah State Univ.), 122-02Barrios, Veronica R. (Montclair State Univ.), 167,

324-86Barros, Enrique (Universidade Federal do Rio

Grande do Sul), 161-52Barrow, Katie (Louisiana Tech Univ.), 102, 163, 219,

238, 331-01Bartle-Haring, Suzanne (Ohio State Univ.), 106,

124-04Bartolic, Silvia (Univ. of British Columbia), 166-05Barton, Allen (Univ. of Georgia), 128-02Barton, Jennifer M. (Univ. of Texas at Austin),

324-73Basford-Pequet (Smith Col. For Social Work),

315-02Bates, Denise (Middle Tennessee State Univ.),

143-04Bates, James (The Ohio State Univ.), 161-63,

334-02Baugh, Eboni (East Carolina Univ.), 130-72, 341-03Bay, DeAnna (Springfield Col.), 405-36Bay, R. Curtis (A.T. Still Univ.), 324-18Bean, Roy A. (Brigham Young Univ.), 220-44,

414-05Beard, Selena (Univ. of Nebraska - Kearney),

130-27Beck, Ashley (Baylor Univ., Col. Of Medicine),

412-03Beck, Austin (Kansas State Univ.), 130-16, 155-04,

324-37, 405-90Beckmeyer, Jonathon J. (Indiana Univ.), 154-01,

211-03, 220-50Begzsuren, Bolormaa (Univ. of Colorado Denver),

405-38Behnke, Andrew (NC State Univ.), 143-03Bell, David (Indiana Univ. Purdue Univ.

Indianapolis), 013-01Bell, Natasha K. (Univ. of Minnesota), 213-02,

220-66, 405-84Bellamy, Jennifer L. (Denver Univ.), 314-02, 335-01Bellisle, Dylan (Univ. of Chicago), 161-43Bender, Kimberly (Univ. of Denver), 322-03Benson, Jacquelyn (Univ. of Missouri-Columbia),

144-03, 334-02Benson, Kristen (Appalachian State Univ.), 168,

315-03, 323Bentley, Gail (Texas Tech Univ.), 405-01, 405-02,

405-03Berge, Jerica M. (Univ. of Minnesota), 120-02, 161,

220-66, 251, 344-04Bergeson, Carrie (Montclair State Univ.), 405-18Berglund, Dorothy (Mississippi Univ. for Women),

312-01

Bergström, Malin (Karolinska Inst.), 221-01Berke, Debra L. (Wilmington Univ.), 108, 151-05,

226-03, 235Berkley, Steven (Univ. of Missouri), 311-03Bermea, Autumn M. (Montclair State Univ.),

106-01, 161-27, 161-28, 161-55, 220-33, 231-04, 315-01, 315-05, 324-86

Bermudez, Maria (Univ. of Georgia), 234-01Bernard, Julia (East Tennessee State Univ.), 166-09Berrigan, Miranda (The Ohio State Univ.), 130-33Berryhill, Blake (The Univ. of Alabama), 128-03Berta, Margaret (Iowa State Univ.), 130-84Bertram, Anita Glee (Univ. of Central Oklahoma),

166-07Bérubé, Michael (Pennsylvania State Univ.), 139Betz, Drew (Washington State Univ.), 130-14,

412-03Beyer, Jessica (Chapman Univ.), 163-03Bhargava, Sakshi (The Pennsylvania State Univ.),

231-02Bible, Jacqueline (Montclair State Univ.), 220-33,

315-01. 315-05Billen, Rhett (California State Univ., Fresno),

220-63Bingham, Grace (Weber State Univ.), 166-16,

226-02Birditt, Kira (Univ. of Michigan), 334-01, 405-89Bischoff, Richard (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln),

161-02, 161-52, 242-03Bischoff, Thomas (Univ. of Connecticut), 324-87Bishop, Alex J. (Oklahoma State Univ.), 324-31Bishop, Ellory (Valdosta State Univ.), 345-09Black, Kaitlin (Clark Univ.), 324-10Blair, Sampson (The State Univ. of New York),

405-48Blaisure, Karen (Western Michigan Univ.), 166-18Blankemeyer, Maureen (Kent State Univ.), 130-62,

166-21Blocklin, Michelle (National Research Center on

Hispanic Children and Families), 214Blow, Adrian (Michigan State Univ.), 317-04Blume, Libby Balter (Journal of Family Theory &

Review), 131, 139, 309Blume, Thomas (Oakland Univ.), 016, 119Boccia, Maria L. (Baylor Univ.), 322-01127-03Boden, Jeremy (Utah Valley Univ.), 220-23Bodenhamer, Aysha (Rutgers Univ.), 143-03Boeger, Gabriella (Kansas State Univ.), 405-55Boerner, Kathrin (Univ. of Massachusetts Boston),

130-29, 405-89Bogenschneider, Karen (Univ. of Wisconsin), 129,

207, 339-01, 339-03Boggs, Saskia (The Pennsylvania State Univ.),

231-02Bojczyk, Kathryn (The Catholic Univ. of America),

130-25Bolkan, Cory (Washington State Univ. Vancouver),

144-04Bolton, Debra (Kansas State Univ.), 405-43Bolton, Sophia (Roanoke Col.), 220-89Bonner, Barbara (Univ. of Oklahoma), 161-82Booker, Dana (Univ. of North Texas), 229

Program ParticipantsNames are alphabetical by last name, followed by first name, the employer in parentheses, followed by the session numbers in which they are participating. For a complete listing of all presentations check the conference app, or the online program, or the pdf program on the conference website.

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Boothby, Johanna (Indiana Univ. of Pennsylvania), 312-04

Borden, Lynne (Univ. of Minnesota), 130-12, 161-64, 220-01

Bornemann, Sandra (Mount Saint Vincent Univ.), 122-04

Borowski, Shelby (Virginia Tech), 130-64Bos, Henny (Univ. of Amsterdam), 324-02Bost, Kelly K. (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign), 412-01Boulin Johnson, Leanor (Arizona State Univ.),

153-06Bowen, Gary (Univ. of North Carolina- Chapel Hill),

220-10Bower, Lindsay (Messiah Col.), 151-02Bowers, David (The Ohio State Univ.), 324-15Bowles, Ryan (Michigan State Univ.), 317-04Bowman, Kayla (Univ. of Southern Mississippi),

161-49Boyd-Soisson, Erin (Messiah Col.), 151-02Boylan, Mallory (Texas Tech Univ.), 344-03Bradford, Kay (Utah State Univ.), 007, 122-02,

130-17, 161-66Bradley, Juliet (Kaplan Univ.), 130-19Bradshaw, Spencer (Fresno State Univ.), 155-01Brar, Pooja (Univ. of Minnesota), 232-03Braughton, Jacqueline (Univ. of Minnesota),

232-03Bravo, Diamond Y. (Harvard Univ.), 143-01, 328-06,

410-03Bridges, James (Kansas State Univ.), 220-40Brill, Kristina (Univ. of Wisconsin-Stevens Point),

404Broadbent, Clint (Oklahoma State Univ.), 008-01,

324-45, 405-83Brody, Gene (Univ. of Georgia), 128-02Brodzinsky, David (Family Mental Health Consul-

tants), 324-01Broman, Clifford (Michigan State Univ.), 220-67Brooks, Cecy (Mississippi State Univ.), 220-29,

324-81Brooks, Greg (Abilene Christian Univ.), 312-02Brooks, Jared (Weber State Univ.), 226-02Brosi, Matt (Oklahoma State Univ.), 405-83Brotherson, Sean (North Dakota State Univ.),

130-23, 137-03, 220-08, 324-30Brower, Naomi (Utah State Univ.), 166-16, 341-02Brown, Alaysia (Univ. of Missouri), 311-02Brown, Anita (Univ. of Georgia), 161-44Brown, Cameron (Kansas State Univ.), 242-04,

405-90Brown, Edna (Univ. of Connecticut), 333-01Brown, Geoffery L. (Univ. of Georgia), 147-01,

240-01, 324-71Brown, Maria (Syracuse Univ.), 213-01Brown, Samantha M. (Univ. of Denver), 322-03Brown, Tiffany L. (Montclair State Univ.), 161-28,

231-04Bryant, Chalandra (Univ. of Georgia), 123, 213-02Bryant, Victoria (Univ. of Georgia), 220-73, 405-80Buckley, Rhonda (Texas Woman's Univ.), 166-24,

405-59Buehler, Cheryl (The Univ. of North Carolina at

Greensboro), 405-51Bulanda, Ronald (Miami Univ.), 166-06, 324-36Burcher, Sarah A. (Univ. of Minnesota), 213-02,

220-77, 414-01Burgess, Norma (Lipscomb Univ.), 237Burke, Leah (Auburn Univ.), 113-04, 220-05

Burke, Meghan (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), 329

Burke LeFever, Jennifer (Univ. of Notre Dame), 220-60, 324-73

Burnfield, Judith (Madonna Rehabiliation Hospitals), 161-79

Burnson, Cynthia (Univ. of Wisconsin), 220-68Burr, Brandon (Univ. of Central Oklahoma), 130-07,

130-28, 152-02, 166-07, 220-37Burr, Jeffrey (Univ. of Massachusetts), 245-03Burrell, JahRael (Kentucky Community Col), 161-34Burton, Corrine (Utah Valley Univ.), 220-23Burton, Linda (Duke Univ.), 244, 320Busby, Dean (Brigham Young Univ.), 008-02,

220-24, 405-82Busenbark, Ryan (Southern Utah Univ.), 324-21Busk, Michelle (Kansas State Univ.), 220-40,

345-03, 405-75Butler, Jessie (Virginia Tech), 161-30Butz, Arlene (Montclair State Univ.), 324-19Byington, Tori (Southern Utah Univ.), 324-21

CCabezas, Diana (Montclair State Univ.), 405-18Cabrera, Natasha J. (Univ. of Maryland), 147-02,

158-02Cafferky, Bryan (Loma Linda Univ.), 221-05, 233-01Cakirsoy-Aslan, Ayse (Syracuse Univ.), 213-01,

324-34Caldera, Yvonne (Texas Tech Univ.), 324-63, 324-64Calderon, Alyssa (Valdosta State Univ.), 405-87Camacho, Jennifer (Univ. of North Texas), 409-04Campbell, Alyssa (Univ. of Kentucky), 161-56Campione-Barr, Nicole (Univ. of Missouri), 324-79Campon, Rebecca (Seton Hall Univ.), 123Campos-Falcom, Isaac (Kansas State Univ.), 161-24Cancel-Tirado, Doris (Western Oregon Univ.),

226-04, 324-55Cannella, Rachel (Univ. of Florida), 333-04Cao, Hongjian (The Univ. of North Carolina at

Greensboro), 220-45, 333-02, 333-05Card, Noel (Univ. of Connecticut), 205Cardona, Cecilia (CES Univ.), 243-04Cardona Velez, Cecilia (Universidad de San

Buenaventura), 125-01Cargini, Diana (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande

do Sul), 161-52Carlo, Gustavo (Univ. of Missouri), 130-49, 220-58,

324-62Carlos Chavez, Fiorella (Florida State Univ.),

153-01, 161-32, 161-33Carlson, Ryan (Univ. of South Carolina), 161-38,

220-46Carolan, Marsha (Michigan State Univ.), 324-78Caron, Sandra (Univ. of Maine), 220-85Carr, Deborah (Rutgers Univ.), 318-03Carroll, Jan B. (Colorado State Univ.), 220-03Case Pease, Jenene (Virginia Tech), 130-70Cashen, Krystal K. (Univ. of Massachusetts

Amherst), 220-86Cassidy, Dawn (National Council on Family

Relations), 115, 325, 341-04Catalpa, Jory (Univ. of Minnesota), 107-01, 107-04Cava-Tadik, Yasemin (Univ. of Georgia), 324-71Cave, Carlie (Auburn Univ.), 152-01Cedeno, Diana (Montclair State Univ.), 161-55Chaidez, Virginia (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln),

130-85, 161-50Chan, Alexander E. (Univ. of Maryland), 130-05,

130-21A, 313

Chancler, Lover (Univ. of Central Missouri), 166-15Chandler, Kristie (Samford Univ.), 208-01Chandra, Anita (RAND Corp.), 238Chaney, James (Middle Tennessee State Univ.),

143-04Chang, I. Joyce (Univ. of Central Missouri), 130-79,

166-14, 324-11Chapman, Ashton (Univ. of Missouri), 166-03,

233-05, 245-01, 405-19Charles, Susan T. (Univ. of California - Irvine),

148-03Chatters, Linda (Univ. of Michigan), 153-02Chavez, Jorge M. (Messiah Col.), 111-01Chawla, Manju (Texas Tech Univ.), 220-76Cheek, Patrick (Univ. of Maine), 220-85Chen, Grace (Andover, Massachusetts), 009Chen, Jou-Chen, (Western Michigan Univ.) 405-09Chen, Shanting (Univ. of Texas at Austin), 143-02Cheng, Cheuk Hei (Univ. of Minnesota, Twin Cities),

220-12Cheon, Yuen Mi (Seoul National Univ.), 235-01Chi, Peilian (Univ. of Macau), 220-45Chibucos, Thomas (Bowling Green State Univ.),

405-40Chin, Meejung (Seoul National Univ.), 405-17,

405-20Chippada, Sameera (Univ. of Massachusetts,

Amherst), 130-35Cho, Junhan (Keck School of Medicine, Univ. of

Southern California), 161-44Cho, Sugene (Ohio State Univ), 220-82Choi, Saeeun (Korea National Univ. of Education),

010-01, 243-01Choi, Younshil Choi (Sangmyung Univ.), 243-01Chopik, William (Michigan State Univ.), 130-38Chrisler, Alison (Pennsylvania State Univ.), 324-03Christ, Sharon (Purdue Univ.), 220-15Christi, Maria Ernestina (Univ. of Alabama at

Birmingham), 161-81Christensen, Kyle R. (Colorado State Univ.), 220-03Chuang, Susan (Univ. of Guelph), 153-04, 156-04,

232-04Chung, Grace H. (Seoul National Univ.), 125-02,

161-03, 235-01Clark, Eddie M. (Saint Louis Univ.), 324-18Clark, Genese (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln), 405-21Clark, Kennedy (Kansas State Univ.), 161-24Clark, Laura (Middle Tennessee State Univ.), 143-04Clark, Lindsay (Miami Univ.), 221-02Clark, Terry (Creighton Univ.), 130-85, 161-50Clarkson, Anne (Univ. of Nevada), 324-29, 341-04Claster, Patricia (The State Univ. of New York),

405-48Cless, Jessica (Kansas State Univ.), 161-83, 161-84,

163-01, 312-03, 324-42Coatsworth, J. Douglas (Colorado State Univ.),

415-01Coba-Rodriguez, Sarai (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign), 130-52, 153-03Cobb, Rebecca (Seattle Univ.), 324-61, 345-07Coburn, Katelyn (Valdosta State Univ.), 345-09Coccia, Catherine (Florida International Univ.),

128-04Coehlo, Deborah P. (Juniper Ridge Developmental

and Behavioral Pediatrics), 154-02Coffman, Kendall (Univ. of Kentucky), 146-01Colburn, Sarah (Kansas State Univ.), 405-65Coleman, Marilyn (Univ. of Missouri), 130-26, 146-

04, 154-03, 220-34, 220-35, 233-05, 245-01Collins, Ciara (Univ. of Connecticut), 410-04

Cong, Zhen (Texas Tech Univ.), 344-03Connidis, Ingrid Arnet (Western Univ., Canada),

149-02Conger, Katherine (Univ. of California, Davis),

240-02, 240-03Conger, Rand D. (Univ. of California, Davis), 217-02Conroy, Nicole (Univ. of Vermont), 161-89Conway, C. Andrew (Univ. of Maryland), 241-02Cook, J. Claire (Middle Tennessee State Univ.),

143-04Cooks, Jamal (San Francisco State Univ.), 230-02Cooley, Morgan (Univ. of Tennessee at

Chattanooga), 324-23Cooney, Teresa M. (Univ. of Colorado Denver),

318-04Cooper, Chelsea (Lehigh Univ.), 130-05, 405-71Cooper, Daniel (Univ. of Minnesota), 161-22,

409-01Cooper, Erin (Auburn Univ.), 130-05Cooze, Natasha (Univ. of Guelph), 153-04Coppola, Elizabeth (Purdue Univ.), 220-13Copur, Zeynep (Hacettepe Univ.), 405-29Corbett, Thomas (Univ. of Wisconsin), 339-01Cordeiro, Kristie (Miami Univ.), 221-02Cornman, Emily Bruchas (The Univ. of Alabama),

128-03Cottle, Nathan (Utah Valley Univ.), 130-28, 220-23Cox, Ronald (Oklahoma State Univ.), 008-01, 012,

141-02, 324-56, 343-01, 405-83Coyl-Shepherd, Diana (California State Univ.,

Chico), 130-43Crabtree, Sarah A. (Univ. of Minnesota), 405-84Craft, Alexandrea L. (Univ. of Massachusetts

Amherst), 130-31Crandall, AliceAnn (Brigham Young Univ.), 240,

405-57, 405-58Crane, D. Russell (Brigham Young Univ.), 405-74Crane, Jeff (Fresno State Univ.), 155-01Crapo, Jeffrey Scott (Utah State Univ.), 007-01,

122-02Cravens Pickens, Jaclyn (Texas Tech Univ.), 155-02,

405-86Creaser, Chun (Univ. of Illinois), 010, 232, 405-31Crimm, Kathryn (Kansas State Univ.), 405-65Criss, Michael (Oklahoma State Univ.), 405-60Crockett, Lisa (Univ. of Nebraska), 324-62Croff, Julie (Oklahoma State Univ.), 008-01, 324-56Cross, Christina (Univ. of Michigan), 153-02Crossman, Kimberly (Southern Illinois Univ.,

Carbondale), 138, 146-02, 219, 320, 406Crosswhite, Jennifer (National Council on Family

Relations), 002-04Crouch, Ashley (Univ. of California), 240-03Crouter, Ann C. (Pennsylvania State Univ.), 145-02Crowley, Katherine (Univ. of Missouri), 220-34Crowley, Max (The Pennsylvania State Univ.),

233-03Cruickshank, Kara (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln),

161-02, 242-03Cui, Ming (Florida State Univ.), 128-04, 130-56,

130-57Curran, Melissa A. (Univ. of Arizona), 121-01,

121-05, 130-10, 220-53, 347-03Curtner-Smith, Mary Elizabeth (The Univ. of

Alabama), 128-03Cushman, Diane (National Council on Family

Relations), 015, 104, 116

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Program ParticipantsDda Silva Cassiano, Tumaki Aruanã (Tremembe Mu-

nicipal Government), 112-01, 130-58, 166-25Dadras, Iman (Alliant International Univ.), 328-11,

414-03Dahlberg, Johan (Stockholm Univ. Demography

Unit (SUDA), 220-72Daire, Andrew (Virginia Commonwealth Univ.),

130-18, 220-46Dalla, Rochelle (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln),

112-02, 130-85, 161-50, 324-05Dalati, Lisa (California State Univ., Northridge),

405-66Dalton, Hilary (Brigham Young Univ.), 161-69Damaske, Sarah (Pennsylvania State Univ.), 145-03Danes, Sharon (Univ. of Minnesota), 153-05,

314-02, 414-03Daneshpour, Manijeh (Alliant International Univ.),

328-11, 406, 414-03Dansby, Rachel (Texas Tech Univ.), 155-02Darden, Megan (California State Univ.-Long

Beach), 161-29Darling, Carol A. (Florida State Univ.), 128-04Dashora, Pushpanjali (Univ. of Alberta), 405-53Davis, Alexandra N. (Univ. of New Mexico), 220-55,

220-61, 220-62, 405-49Davis, Bret (Univ. of Nevada, Reno), 220-38Davis, Jonathan (Samford Univ.), 208-01Davis, Kelly D. (Oregon State Univ.), 127-04Day, Elizabeth (Cornell Univ.), 207, 339-03, 415-04Day, Jack (Univ. of Texas at Austin), 130-15Day, Meghan (Miami Univ.), 221-02Day, Randall (Deceased), (Brigham Young

University), 320Dayeen, Omhagain (Univ. of Colorado Denver),

111-01, 405-38DeAnda, Jacqueline (Univ. of Texas at Austin),

130-37Dede Yildirim, Elif (Univ. of Missouri), 20-87,

313-03, 343-04DeGarmo, David (Univ. of Oregon), 228-02DeGreeff, Becky (Kansas State Univ.), 405-65Dehghani, Mohsen (Kansas State Univ.), 234-04Deines, Krysti (Univ. of Wisconsin-Stout), 144-01del Hierro, Mariana (Univ. of Colorado Denver),

111-01Delgado, Melissa (Texas State Univ.), 161-19,

226-03Demo, David H. (Univ. of North Carolina-

Greensboro), 002-04, 002-06, 236Denlinger, Melissa (Iowa State Univ.), 130-84Derlan, Chelsea L. (Virginia Commonwealth Univ.),

328-07, 410-03DesLauriers, Kathryn (Montana State Univ.),

130-46Dewar, Jenna (Univ. of Nevada-Reno), 166-22Dharnidharka, Prerana (Kansas State Univ.),

405-75Diamond, Guy (Drexel Univ.), 212-03, 242-01Diaz, Christina (University of Arizona), 320Diaz Martinez, AnaMaria (Washington State Univ.),

405-42Dickey, Bryce (Western Michigan Univ.), 166-18Didericksen, Katharine W, (East Carolina Univ.),

163-02, 333Diehl, David (Univ. of Florida), 324-26, 324-27Diggs, Olivia (Iowa State Univ.), 120-04, 161-14,

217-02DiGregorio, Nikki (Georgia Southern Univ.), 208-04Ding, Jingya (Seoul National Univ.), 405-17

Diop, Mame Kani (Montclair State Univ.), 009-02, 201, 405-27

Distelberg, Brian (Loma Linda Univ.), 110Dix, Theodore (The Univ. of Texas at Austin), 130-42Dixon, Katheryn (Kansas State Univ.), 405-55Dobbs, Debra (Univ. of South Florida), 318Dodd, Sara (Texas Tech Univ.), 156-01Dolbin MacNab, Megan (Virginia Tech), 233-03Dollahite, David (Brigham Young Univ.), 014-02,

161-69Dooley, Leslie (Iowa State Univ.), 130-84Dorius, Cassandra (Iowa State Univ.), 130-84Dorsch, Travis (Utah State Univ.), 415-02Dotterer, Aryn M. (Utah State Univ.), 415-03Doty, Jennifer (Univ. of Minnesota), 109-01,

130-40, 228-02, 233Doubledee, Rachael (Montclair State Univ.), 161-55Doucette, Hannah (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln),

413-02Doudna, Kimberly (Western Michigan Univ.),

130-71Dove, Meghan (Georgia Southern Univ.), 166-10,

208-04Dowd, Duane (Central Washington Univ.), 220-76Doyle, Delanie (Brigham Young Univ.), 161-01Dreesman, Steven (Univ. of Northern-Iowa),

324-05Drouin, Michelle (Indiana Univ.–Purdue Univ. Fort

Wayne), 130-78Du, Jingshuai (Kansas State Univ.), 405-30Duboff, Eva (Univ. of New Mexico), 220-62Duncan, James (Florida State Univ.), 161-75,

313-03Duncan, Jenee' (Univ. of Georgia), 324-28, 405-80Duncan, Melanie L. (Indiana Univ. of Pennsylva-

nia), 134-05Duncan, Stephen (Brigham Young Univ.), 332-02Duncan Lane, Crystal (Western Michigan Univ.),

130-71, 166-18Dunn, Charles Ryan (Weber State Univ.), 161-54Duprey, Erinn (The Univ. of Georgia), 137-02Durtschi, Jared (Kansas State Univ.), 124-03,

155-03, 155-04, 242-04, 405-90Duru, Chinagorom (Texas Tech Univ.), 344-03Dusack, Shannon (Indiana Univ. of Pennsylvania),

312-04Dutton, Catherine (Texas Woman's Univ.), 166-17,

166-24Dvorakova, Kami (The Pennsylvania State Univ.),

221-04Dwanyen, Lekie (Univ. of Minnesota), 409-01Dworkin, Jodi (Univ. of Minnesota), 220-02, 342-

01, 342-04, 405-70Dyer, W. Justin (Brigham Young Univ.), 126-03,

126-04Dyster, Meghan (Kansas State Univ.), 324-42

EEbata, Aaron (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign), 161-72Edwards, Adrienne (Univ. of Nevada, Reno),

130-50, 166-22Edwards, Anne B. (Purdue Univ. Northwest),

316-02Edwards, Domonique (Univ. of North Carolina at

Greensboro), 161-31Ellawala, Themal (Clark Univ.), 324-08Elledge, Addison (Univ. of Central Oklahoma),

152-02Eller, Kari (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln), 405-22

Ellick, Kecia (Univ. of Maryland), 405-63Emrich, Paul (The Chickasaw Nation), 314-03Eng, Sothy (Lehigh Univ.), 161-65, 405-71Epstein, Norman (Univ. of Maryland), 124-01,

161-36, 314-04, 314-05Erdem, Gizem 106-02Ermer, Ashley (Univ. of Missouri - Columbia),

146-04, 245-02Erwin, Sarah (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln), 112-02,

130-85, 161-50Espinoza, Sandra (Univ. of Minnesota), 414-03Esplin, Jacob (Utah State Univ.), 220-88Essig, Lee W. (Brigham Young Univ.), 147-04,

324-72Esufali, Thomas (Univ. of Guelph), 153-04Etopio, Aubrey (Univ. of Nevada, Reno), 324-84Evans, Kirsten (Brigham Young Univ.), 405-57Evans, William (Univ. of Nevada, Reno), 324-84Evich, Carly D. (Purdue Univ.), 324-59, 410-01

FFadzillah, Ida (Middle Tennessee State Univ.),

143-04Faflick, Nathaniel (Kansas State Univ.), 324-12Fagan, Jay (Temple Univ.), 158-02, 335Falceto, Olga (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande

do Sul), 161-52Falcon-Campos, Isaac CJ (Kansas State Univ.),

316-06Fall, Latrisha (Utah State Univ.), 130-08Fang, Xiaoyi (Beijing Normal Univ.), 220-45Farero, Adam (Michigan State Univ.), 317-04Farnham, Andrea (The Univ. of Georiga), 137-02Farr, Rachel (Univ. of Kentucky), 224, 324-01,

324-02Farrell, Anne (Chapin Hall, Univ. of Chicago),

002-04, 322, 329Fauth, Elizabeth (Utah State Univ.), 161-77Feeney, Sarah (Central Washington Univ.), 226-04,

324-55Feinberg, Mark (Queens Col., CUNY), 130-02,

166-02, 220-51, 405-55Feistman, Richard (Center for Collaborative

Education), 341-06Feng, Xin (The Ohio State Univ.), 161-70, 333-05Ferguson, Gail M (Univ. of Illinois), 235-02Fernandez, Vanessa (Univ. of Florida), 161-12Ferraro, Anthony (Florida State Univ.), 130-53,

161-75, 209-04, 220-48, 220-49Ferreira de Morais Zanitti, Fernanda (Tremembe

Municipal Goverment), 112-01, 130-58, 166-25Ferriby, Megan (The Ohio State Univ.), 124-04,

344-02Ferrill, Jasmine (Florida State Univ.), 125-05Fessler, Emily (Univ. of Houston Clear Lake), 161-71Few-Demo, April L. (Virginia Tech), 018, 121-04,

161-30, 220-69, 232-04, 324-04Fialon, Cathy (Eastern Kentucky Univ.), 137-05Fiese, Barbara H. (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign), 412-01Fife, Julie (Univ. of Maryland), 324-82Fife, Stephen (Univ. of Nevada, Las Vegas), 324-85Finan, Laura (Prevention Research Center), 220-78Fincham, Frank (Florida State Univ.), 210, 408-02Fine, Mark (Univ. of North Carolina-Greensboro),

014Fingerman, Karen L. (The Univ. of Texas at Austin),

148-01, 148-02, 334-01, 405-89Finnegan, Vanessa (Auburn Univ.), 163-05Fischer, Judith (Texas Tech Univ.), 220-76

Fish, Jessica N. (Univ. of Texas at Austin), 107-04, 163, 219, 249, 323, 324-13, 346-01

Fish, Matthew (East Carolina Univ.), 220-84Fisher, Paul (Savannah Early Childhood

Foundation), 166-10Fitzgerald, Michael (Florida State Univ.), 405-46Fitzgerald, Sean (Loma Linda Univ.), 110Fitzpatrick, Jackie (Texas Tech Univ.), 161-26,

166-23Flanigan, Nadia (Georgia Southern Univ.), 324-80Fleming, Rita E. (Tennessee State Univ.), 220-02Fleming, Wm Michael (Univ. of Northern Iowa),

137-01Fogarty, Kate (Univ. of Florida), 130-54, 130-55,

220-65, 220-79Forenza, Brad (Montclair State Univ.), 161-27Fortner-Wood, Cheryl (Winthrop Univ.), 05-02, 224Forthun, Larry (Univ. of Florida), 220-76, 324-26Fosco, Gregory M. (Pennsylvania State Univ.),

157-03Fouladi, Mohsen (Texas Tech Univ.), 220-42Frabotta, Richelle (Miami Univ.), 331-01Fraley, Chris (Univ. of Illinois), 130-38Franks, Melissa (Purdue Univ.), 220-15Fransisco, Kara (Univ. of Florida), 130-04Frederick, Helyne (Winthrop Univ.), 161-53Frederickson, Jamie (Univ. of Wisconsin-Stout),

144-01Fredrickson, Yolanda 226-02, 301Frerks, Lexi (Univ. of Wisconsin), 220-68Frey, Laura (Univ. of Louisville), 324-50Frost, Reihonna L. (Clark Univ.), 315-04Fruhauf, Christine (Colorado State Univ.), 334-04Frye-Cox, Nick (Univ. of Missouri), 130-26Fuentes, Stefanie (Arizona State Univ.), 161-18Fukino, Takashi (Shimane Univ.), 405-29Fuller, Chynna (Univ. of Maine), 220-85Fuss, Caroline (Kansas State Univ.), 161-85Futris, Ted (Univ. of Georgia), 240-01, 324-28,

332-04, 405-80

GGagner, Noah (First Nations Repatriation Institute),

314-02, 345-05Gaillard, Emily (Messiah Col.), 209Galbraith, Quinn (Brigham Young Univ.), 220-56,

324-35Galindo, René (Univ. of Colorado Denver), 405-40Gallus, Kami (Oklahoma State Univ.), 163-01Galovan, Adam (Univ. of Alberta, Edmonton),

130-78, 152-03, 210-01, 210-02, 347-01Galvez, Patricia (Univ. of of Chile), 344-01Ganong, Lawrence (Univ. of Missouri), 130-26,

146-04, 154-03, 220-34, 233-05, 245-01, 405-19, 413-04

Gantz, Tiffany (Univ. of Central Missouri), 324-11Garcia, Randi L. (Smith Col.), 158-04Garcia-Reid, Pauline (Montclair State Univ.),

161-27, 161-28, 231-04Gardner, Brandt (Oklahoma State Univ.), 324-45Garneau-Rosner, Chelsea L. (Univ. of Missouri),

007, 130-06, 166-03, 209-02, 220-87, 313-03, 341-01

Gary, Emily (Virginia Tech), 405-72Gavazzi, Stephen M. (Ohio State Univ.), 002-04,

201-AGeisthardt, Cheryl (Central Michigan Univ.),

161-41, 324-44Genc, Emel (Kansas State Univ.), 155-03

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Program ParticipantsGentry, Deborah (National Council on Family

Relations), 103, 118, 330, 349Gerhardt, Clara (Samford Univ.), 208-01Gerhardt, Micah (The Ohio State Univ.), 161-70Gerstein, Emily (Univ. of Missouri), 220-68Gewirtz, Abigail H. (Univ. of Minnesota, Twin

Cities), 220-12, 220-16, 220-21, 228-02Giano, Zach (Oklahoma State Univ.), 220-28Gilbert, Neil (National Taiwan Normal Univ.),

405-25Gill, Sukheep (Pennsylvania State Univ.), 130-22,

221-04, 229-01, 229-03Gilligan, Megan (Iowa State Univ.), 144-02,

405-06, 409-03Ginste, Kristen (Texas Tech Univ.), 220-41Ginter, Amanda (Towson Univ.), 324-52Giray, Cagla (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign), 235-02Glebova, Tatiana (Alliant International Univ.),

163-03, 324Gliske, Kate (Univ. of Minnesota), 228-02Glisson, Rachael (Univ. of Georgia), 161-44Glozman, Jenny (Univ. of Calgary), 156-04Gnilka, Philip (Virginia Commonwealth Univ.),

220-46Gnonhossou, Segbegnon M. (Univ. of Manchester),

125-03Goderwis, Allison (Univ. of Kentucky), 233-04Goldberg, Abbie E. (Clark Univ.), 107-03, 158-04,

315-04, 324-08, 324-13Goldberg, Renada (Univ. of Minnesota), 161-39Goldman, Samantha E. (Assumption Col.), 329-02Goldstein, Howard (Univ. of South Florida), 130-25Golojuch, Laura (Univ. of Maryland), 006, 244-01,

314-04Gonzales-Backen, Melinda (Florida State Univ.),

008, 161-32Gonzalez, Henry (Arizona State Univ.), 231-01 Gonzalez, Jose-Michael (Univ. of Connecticut),

411-01Gonzalez, Richard (Univ. of Michigan), Z58-01Gonzalez, Samantha (Univ. of Alabama at

Birmingham), 130-59Goodcase, Eric (Kansas State Univ.), 130-02,

146-05, 161-83, 345-03, 405-55Goodman, Michael (Brigham Young Univ.), 126-04,

133, 310Goodman, Rachael (George Mason Univ.), 409-02Goodman, Rebecca J. (Auburn Univ.), 211-01Gordon, Kristina Coop (The Univ. of Tennessee),

239-03, 332-01Gordon, Mellissa (Univ. of Delaware), 209-01,

405-52Gowdy, Grace (Boston Univ.), 405-64Grace, Kelly (Lehigh Univ.), 161-65Grafsky, Erika (Virginia Tech), 212-04, 405-72Graham, Jamie L. (The Univ. of Texas at Austin),

148-01, 148-02Greder, Kimberly (Iowa State Univ.), 111-02,

120-01, 161-73, 220-04, 324-55, 324-75, 405-32, 409-03

Greeff, Abraham (Stellenbosch Univ.), 405-28Green, Maurice (John Jay Col. of Criminal Justice,

City Univ. of New York), 142-02Greene, Shannon (Univ. of Texas at Austin), 130-37Greenlee, Andrew (Univ. of Illinois), 161-43Greenwell, Joanna (Kansas State Univ.), 405-65Greenwood, Heather (UH Manoa), 334-04Gregg, Katy (Georgia Southern Univ.), 166-10,

208-04

Gregson, Kim (Auburn Univ.), 408-01Greif, Geoffrey L. (Univ. of Maryland at Baltimore),

411-04Greiving, Jennifer (Univ. of Colorado Denver),

111-03, 407-05Grendziak, Ashleigh (Univ. of Wisconsin), 220-68Grimm, Marshall (Utah State Univ.), 415-02Grissett, Jeremiah (Oklahoma State Univ.), 343-01Gross, Judith M. S. (Univ. of Kansas), 329-03Grossman, Elaine (Valley Settlement), 324-60Grotevant, Harold D. (Univ. of Massachusetts-

Amherst), 220-86Grzywacz, Joseph G. (Florida State Univ.), 125-05,

130-30, 141, 153-01Gudmunson, Clinton G. (Iowa State Univ.), 005-01,

130-09, 220-64, 240-06, 246-BGullon-Rivera, Angel (Western Michigan Univ.),

243-02, 324-57Gunty, Amy (Univ. of Minnesota), 130-12, 161-64Guterman, Neil B. (Univ. of Denver), 335-01Guzzo, Karen (Bowling Green State Univ.), 130-60,

161-57

HHaese, Delaney (Univ. of Wisconsin), 220-68Hagestad, Gunhild O. (NOVA/Norwegian Social

Research/Oslo and Akershus Col. of Applied Science), 149-04

Haley, Laynie (Abilene Christian Univ.), 312-02Hall, Diane (Towson Univ.), 324-09Hall, Eugene (Univ. of Minnesota), 213-02Hall, Scott (Ball State Univ.), 317-02Halpern, Hillary (Univ. of Massachusetts), 130-36Ham, Young-Hoon 405-34Hamill, Sharon Boland (California State Univ. San

Marcos), 318-01Hamilton, Tessa (Northeastern Univ.), 342-03Hamilton, Teylor M. (Marist Col.), 244-02Hamon, Raeann (Messiah Col.), 151-01, 164,

226-03, 407-04Han, Sae Hwang (Univ. of Massachusetts), 245-03Hana, Veronica (Brigham Young Univ.), 161-01Hankey, Carli (Univ. of Southern Mississippi),

161-49Hankin, Benjamin (Univ. of Illinois), 130-38Hann, Shann Hwa (Texas Woman’s Univ.), 316-05Hannan, Jenny (Illinois State Univ.), 130-76Hannan, Peter (Univ. of Minnesota), 344-04Hannon, Bridget (Univ. of Illinois), 405-26Hannon, Ragad (Kansas State Univ.), 405-14Hans, Jason (Univ. of Kentucky), 131, 146-01,

161-56, 161-74, 220-20, 327Harcourt, Kate Taylor (East Carolina Univ.),

130-21A; 130-72Hardesty, Jennifer (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign), 146-02, 161-86Hardman, Alisha (Mississippi State Univ.), 312-01Hardy, Justin (Univ. of Denver), 335-01Hardy, Nathan (Oklahoma State Univ.), 324-45,

345-06, 405-75Harmes, Josiah (Messiah Col.), 312Harmeyer, Erin (Univ. of Wyoming), 324-70Harpel, Tammy (Illinois State Univ.), 130-81Harper, James (Brigham Young Univ.), 161-77Harrell, Rodney (The Pennsylvania State Univ.),

231-03Harrell-Levy, Marinda (The Pennsylvania State

Univ.), 231-03Harris, Gregory (Florida State Univ.), 153-01,

161-32, 161-33

Harris, Steven M. (Univ. of Minnesota), 213-02, 344-04, 405-84

Harris, Victor W. (Univ. of Florida), 130-83, 166-04, 324-54

Harris, Yvette (Miami Univ.), 324-17Harstad, Jane (First Nations Repatriation Institute),

153-05Hart, John (Univ. of Maryland), 244-03Hart, Sybil (Texas Tech Univ.), 344-03Hartenstein, Jaimee (Univ. of Central Missouri),

209-03, 324-11Hartwell, Erica (Fairfield Univ.), 324-06Haselschwerdt, Megan (Univ. of Tennessee-

Knoxville), 114-03, 130-41, 161-88, 320Hashimoto, Kayo (Chikushi Jogakuen Univ.),

161-06Hatch, Allison (Virginia Tech), 161-30Hatch, Daniel (Southern Utah Univ.), 324-21Hatton-Bowers, Holly (Univ. of Nebrask-Lincoln),

108-03Haverback, Heather (Towson Univ.), 130-25Hawkins, Alan J. (Brigham Young Univ.), 210-04,

335-04Hawkins, Stacy Ann (Northrop Grumman), 220-11Hay Rollins, Cameron (Miami Univ.-Ohio), 324-17Hazen-Swann, Nancy (Univ. of Texas), 158, 312-05He, Yaliu (The Family Institute at Northwestern

Univ.), 345-06Heafner, Joy (Univ. of Connecticut), 229-04,

324-22, 324-87, 406Heiden-Rootes, Katie (St. Louis Univ.), 324-06Helms, Heather M. (The Univ. of North Carolina at

Greensboro), 317-01Hemez, Paul (Bowling Green State Univ.), 130-60Hemmelgarn, Erin (Brigham Young Univ.), 126-04Henderson, Janis (Texas Tech Univ.), 226-01,

405-01, 405-02, 405-03Henderson, Tammy (Lamar Univ.), 141-03Hendricks, Justin 013Hennigar, Avery (Univ. of Maryland), 147-02Henry, Carolyn (Oklahoma State Univ.), 122-03,

405-66Hepp, Bethany Willis (Towson Univ.), 005-02Herman, Rachel (Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst),

130-34, 130-35Hernandez, Daphne (Univ. of Houston), 120-03,

153-01Herr, Kathryn G. (Montclair State Univ.), 009-02,

161-27Herzog, Melissa (Univ. of Missouri), 220-87,

313-03, 341-01Hessel, Heather (Univ. of Minnesota), 204, 306,

405-70Hibel, Leah (Univ. of California-Davis), 124-02Hicks, Brian (Univ. of Minnesota), 211-04Hicks, Jill (UW-Extension, North Central Region),

161-67Hicks, Megan (Univ. of Georgia), 161-40AHigginbotham, Brian (Utah State Univ.), 122-02,

130-17, 161-66Higgins, Kristina (Tarleton State Univ.), 161-60Hill, Celeste (Samford Univ.), 208-01Hill, E. Jeffrey (Brigham Young Univ.), 220-44,

414-05Hilley Sharp, Erin (Univ. of New Hampshire),

415-01Hinnant, J. Benjamin (Auburn Univ.), 211-04Hinson, Waymon (Private Individual), 314-03Hirayama, Ryo (Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of

Gerontology), 161-78

Hlavaty, Kathleen (Auburn Univ.), 114-03, 146Hodge, Camilla J. (Penn State Univ.), 127-04Hoffman, Holly (Central Michigan Univ.), 324-44Hoffman, Riah (Indiana Univ. of Pennsylvania),

312-04Hofmeister, Samantha (Kansas State Univ.), 405-44Hoke, Kelly (Oregon State Univ.), 127-04Holdiman, Anna (Boise State Univ.), 405-45Holman, Elizabeth (Bowling Green State Univ.),

134-02, 324-03, 324-13Holmes, Erin K. (Brigham Young Univ.), 008-02,

414-05Holmes, Tawni (Univ. of Central Oklahoma), 166-07Holmgren, Hailey (Brigham Young Univ.), 161-40Holst, Marissa (Iowa State Univ.), 409-03Holth, Angela (Univ. of Minnesota), 342-04Holtrop, Kendal (Florida State Univ.), 413-01Hong, Cheng Huei (National Taiwan Normal Univ.),

405-25Hong, Joanna H. (Univ. of California, Irvine),

148-03Hong, Seonghee (Univ. of Minnesota), 213-02,

341-04, 405-16Hooker, Karen (Oregon State Univ.), 148-04, 149-01Hooper, Emma (The Ohio State Univ.), 161-70Hooper, Mindy (TruthRunners), 002Hosier, Amy (Univ. of Kentucky), 233-04Hoss, Lara (Kansas State Univ.), 130-02Hou, Yang (Univ. of Texas at Austin), 143-02Houghton, Victoria (Univ. of Florida), 220-65Hrapczynski, Katie (Towson Univ.), 005-02Howard, Samantha (Florida State Univ.), 130-53Hsieh, Yi-Ping (Univ. of North Dakota), 161-09Hsu, Hui-chin (Univ. of Georgia), 220-07Huang, Jin (Johns Hopkins Univ.), 324-18Hubbard, Aimee (Kansas State Univ.), 405-75,

405-76Hubbard, Rebecca (Oklahoma State Univ.), 122-03Hubler, Daniel (Weber State Univ.), 130-28,

152-02, 161-54Huerta Lopez, Ana (North Dakota State Univ.),

161-23, 324-25Huff, Stacy (East Carolina Univ.), 130-79Hughes, Robert (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign), 216, 342Hughes, Sheryl O. (Baylor Univ., Col. Of Medicine),

412-03Huh, Cheong-ah (Seoul National Univ.), 161-03Humble, Áine (Mount Saint Vincent Univ.), 122-04Hunt, Quintin (Drexel Univ.), 345-08Hunter, Andrea G. (Univ. of North Carolina at

Greensboro), 161-31, 237Hunter, Caitlin (Univ. of Florida), 333-04Huo, Meng (The Univ. of Texas at Austin), 148-01,

148-02Hurd, Kylee (Weber State Univ.), 324-47Hurtado, G. Ali (Univ. of Maryland), 109-03Hutson, Andrea (Agile Analytics), 166-02Hutter, Mark (Rowan Univ.), 407-02Hwang, Shann Hwa (Texas Woman's Univ.), 313-01Hwang, Verity (Messiah Col.), 151-01Hwang, Woosang (Syracuse Univ.), 130-67, 213-01,

324-68Hynes, Kevin (Univ. of Connecticut), 324-87

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Program ParticipantsIIacono, William G. (Univ. of Minnesota), 211-01,

211-04Iheanacho-Dike, Ebony C. (Florida State Univ.),

125-05Infurna, Frank (Arizona State Univ.), 233-03Ingalls-Maloney, Kate (First Nations Repatriation

Institute), 153-05Ingudóttir, Hrund Þ. (Univ. of Iceland), 313-02Insley, Annie (Messiah Col.), 340Irving, Carmen (Mental Health and Recovery

Board), 226-05Ishii-Kuntz, Masako (Ochanomizu Univ.), 161-04Ispa, Jean (Univ. of Missouri), 130-49, 324-70Izenstark, Dina (San Jose State Univ.), 161-72Izumi, Mitsuyo (Chiba Institute of Technology),

243-02

JJackson, Jeffrey (Virginia Tech), 405-82, 413-03Jackson, Lawrence (Florida State Univ.), 405-85Jackson, Marielle (Univ. of Central Oklahoma),

152-02Jackson, Mykesha (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln),

405-22Jackson, Shera (Texas Tech Univ.), 226-01, 344-03Jacobvitz, Deborah (Univ. of Texas at Austin),

324-73Jahromi, Laudan B. (Teacher's Col. Columbia Univ.),

410-03James, Anthony (Miami Univ.), 014, 126, 130-73,

142-04, 237, 328, 415-03James, Spencer (Brigham Young Univ.), 008-02,

161-01Jamison, Tyler B. (Univ. of New Hampshire),

211-03, 341-06Jang, Juyoung (Rice Univ.), 010-01Jang, Sung Joon (State Univ. of New York at

Albany), 335-02Jang, Wonkyung (The Univ. of North Carolina at

Chapel Hill), 235-04Jaramillo-Sierra, Ana L. (Universidad de los Andes),

161-11, 345-02Jarrett, Robin L. (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign), 130-24, 130-52, 153-03Jasper, Angelica (Iowa State Univ.), 144-02Jefferson, Sean (Univ. of Louisiana at Lafayette),

161-34, 405-10, 405-11Jensen, Jakob (East Carolina Univ.), 220-84, 245Jensen, Todd (Univ. of North Carolina at Chapel

Hill), 220-10, 220-32Jeon, Sesong (Iowa State Univ.), 405-06Jeong, Jae Kyeong (Yonsei Univ.), 161-20Jeong, Yu Jin (Chonbuk National Univ.), 405-10Jin, Bora (Drexel Univ.), 242-01Johansson, Annie (Loma Linda Univ.), 221-05,

233-01Johns, Tracy (Univ. of Florida), 324-26Johnson, Amber (Weber State Univ.), 226-02Johnson, Matthew (Univ. of Alberta), 161-10Johnson, Nicole (Univ. of Wisconsin), 220-68Johnson, Rhees (Utah State Univ.), 161-77Johnson, Susan L. (Baylor Univ., Col. Of Medicine),

412-03Johnston, Carol A. (Univ. of North Carolina at

Greensboro), 161-15Jones, Blake L. (Purdue Univ.), 324-59, 410-01Jones, Damon E. (Pennsylvania State Univ.), 145-02Jones, Danielle (Miami Univ.), 221-02

Jones, Denzel (Kansas State Univ.), 130-16, 324-37, 345-03

Jones, Samantha K. (Univ. of Missouri), 324-79, 411-02

Joo, Susanna (Yonsei Univ.), 405-05, 405-16Jordan, Emily (Univ. of Minnesota), 242-02Jordan, Erica (Univ. of Houston), 208-03, 226-06,

340-03Jordan, Lorien (Univ. of Georgia), 234-02Jordan, Tera Hurt (Iowa State Univ.), 311Jumper, Rachel (Stephen F. Austin State Univ.),

324-83Jun, Hey Jung (Yonsei Univ.), 235-04, 405-05,

405-16Jung, Eunjoo (Syracuse Univ.), 324-68

KKaciroti, Niko (Univ. of Michigan), 412-02Kall, Ashley (Univ. of Florida), 324-27Kammes, Rebecca (Michigan State Univ.), 405-81Kamp Dush, Claire M. (The Ohio State Univ.),

002-07, 117, 130-32, 130-33, 135-B, 158-03, 220-52

Kang, Hyeseong (Univ. of Connecticut), 324-87Kang, Hyeyoung 253Kang, Min ju (Yonsei Univ.), 161-20Kang, Sieun (Seoul National Univ.), 405-15Kang, Young Jin (Univ. of Missouri), 405-19, 413-04Kanter, Jeremy (Univ. of Missouri), 113-02, 317,

341-01Karlsen, Annika (Univ. of Georgia), 405-80Karpman, Hannah (Texas State Univ.), 315-01,

315-05Karraker, Amelia (Iowa State Univ.), 144-02Karraker, Katherine (West Virginia Univ.), 130-03Kataoka, Yoshimi (Shimane Univ.), 405-29Kato, Kuniko (Kawaguchi Junior Col.), 161-05Kavanaugh, Melinda S. (Univ. of Wisconsin-

Milwaukee), 318-02Kavanaugh, Shane (Iowa State Univ.), 346-02,

346-04Keiley, Margaret (Auburn Univ.), 336, 345-10Keller, Mary Kay (Wilmington Univ.), 220-74Kellerman, Jared (North Dakota State Univ.),

212-01Kelley, Heather (Brigham Young Univ,), 324-35Kelly, Amy (Kent State Univ.), 130-13, 226-05Kelly, Larissa (Univ. of Colorado Denver), 111-03Kelly, Veronica (Messiah Col.), 208Kennedy, Heather (Univ. of Northern-Iowa),

324-05Kerr, Staffany (Univ. of Missouri-Columbia), 144-03Ketring, Scott (Auburn Univ.), 152-01, 332-03Khalifah, Wafaa (Univ. of Delaware), 405-07Khaw, Lyndal (Montclair State Univ.), 106-01,

320, 328-04Kiaras, Shiva (Univ. of Alberta), 405-53Kilgore, Kaitlan (Univ. of Wisconsin-Stevens Point),

404Killoren, Sarah (Univ. of Missouri), 324-79, 411-02Kilpatrick, Tanner (Univ. of Tennessee), 220-71Kim, Eunsaem (Washington State Univ. Vancouver),

144-04Kim, HaeDong (Univ. of Maryland), 314-04, 314-05Kim, Kyungmin (Univ. of Massachusetts Boston),

130-29, 148-02, 245-03, 405-89Kim, Lana (Lewis & Clark Col.), 345-09Kim, Minjee (Seoul National Univ.), 405-15Kim, Sei Eun (Univ. of Arizona), 161-21Kim, Seonghee (Yonsei Univ.), 405-05

Kim, Su Yeong (Univ. of Texas at Austin), 143-02Kim, YaeBin (Univ. of Nevada), 324-29Kim, Yijung (Univ. of Massachusetts Boston),

405-89Kim, Young-Il (Baylor Univ.), 335-02Kimberly, Claire (Univ. of Southern Mississippi),

161-62, 166-20, 220-22Kimmes, Jonathan (Florida State Univ.), 405-79Kingston, Stephanie (Univ. of New Brunswick),

130-45Kinneard, Courtney (Brigham Young Univ.), 126-02Kisler, Tiffani (Univ. of Rhode Island), 137-04Kivlighan, Dennis (Univ. of Maryland), 124-01Kline, Gabrielle (Univ. of Missouri), 324-79, 411-02Kloha, Adam (Central Michigan Univ.), 161-41Knapp, Darin (The Univ. of Arizona), 166-27Knapp, Stan J. (Brigham Young Univ.), 007-02Knop, Brian (U.S. Census Bureau), 130-65Knox, David (East Carolina Univ.), 130-79, 166-19Knudson, Alexander (Boise State Univ.), 405-45Ko, Kwangman (Univ. of Missouri), 233-05, 405-08,

405-19, 405-23Kobayashi, Miaki (Ochanomizu Univ.), 161-05Kogan, Steven (Univ. of Georgia), 128-02, 161-40AKopystynska, Olena (Univ. of Arizona), 220-53,

347-03Kornienko, Olga (Arizona State Univ.), 161-18Koropeckyj-Cox, Tanya (Univ. of Florida), 405-29,

414Kostina-Ritchey, Erin (Texas Tech Univ.), 161-26Kosutic, Iva (Partners in Social Research), 114-02Kowalczyk, Shelly (The MayaTech Corporation),

161-46Kramer, Karen (Univ. of Illinois), 130-61, 161-43,

243-03Kramer, Laurie (Northeastern Univ.), 342-03Kranzler, Brooke (North Dakota State Univ.),

137-03, 220-08, 324-30Kraus, Elsa (Univ. of Minnesota), 409-01Krishnakumar, Ambika (Syracuse Univ.), 161-89Krizova, Katarina (Virginia Tech Univ.), 130-87Kroth, Byran (Brigham Young Univ.), 324-35Krueger, Kristen (Kansas State Univ.), 324-42Ksinan Jiskrova, Gabriela (Univ. of Kentucky),

161-71, 405-50Ksinan, Albert (Univ. of Kentucky), 405-50Ku, Seulki (The Ohio State Univ.), 161-70Kuborn, Sarah (Kansas State Univ.), 331-02Kuhn, Veronica (Texas Woman's Univ.), 221-03Kuo, Patty (Univ. of Notre Dame), 220-60Kuvalanka, Katherine A. (Miami Univ.), 107-02,

121-05Kuykendoll, Megan (Miami Univ.), 130-73, 331-01Kwon, Kiyoung (Seoul National Univ.), 125-02Kwon, Soonbum (Seoul National Univ.), 405-20Kwon, Soyoung (Seoul National Univ.), 405-11

LLachmar, Megan (Michigan State Univ.), 405-81Ladd, Linda (Texas Womans Univ.), 324-24Lakdawala, Afsha (Univ. of Connecticut), 229-04Lal, Arpita (Chapman Univ.), 163-03Lambert-Shute, Jennifer (Valdosta State Univ.),

345-09, 405-87Lancaster, Morgan (Florida State Univ.), 405-46Lanctot, Jessica (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln),

413-02Landers, Ami (Auburn Univ.), 130-05

Landers, Ashley (Virginia Tech), 153-05, 314-02, 345-05

Landor, Antoinette M. (Univ. of Missouri), 211-02, 311-01, 311-02, 311-03, 311-04, 328-01

Langlais, Michael (Univ. of Nebraska - Kearney), 130-27, 130-37, 324-33, 340-02

Lanier, Paul (Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill), 322-02

Lanigan, Jane (Washington State Univ. Vancouver), 324-74, 412-03

LaPlant, Katie (Ohio State Univ. Ext.), 226-05Lardier, Jr., David T. (Montclair State Univ.), 161-16,

161-17, 161-27, 161-28, 220-33, 231-04Larson, Jeffry (Brigham Young Univ.), 405-74Larson, Maddie (Baylor Univ.), 127-03Larzelere, Robert (Oklahoma State Univ.), 130-75Laughlin, Martha (Valdosta State Univ.), 345-09Lavender-Stott, Erin (Virginia Tech), 102, 331-01Law, David (Utah State Univ.), 130-08Lawrence, Riker (Roanoke Col.), 130-03Lawson, Katie M. (Ball State Univ.), 145-03, 145-04Lazarevic, Vanja (San Diego State Univ.), 328-17Leaf, Rebecca (Univ. of Missouri), 324-79Leavitt, Chelom (The Pennsylvania State Univ.),

220-25, 221-04LeBaron, Ashley B. (Brigham Young Univ.), 220-44,

414-05LeBouef, Samantha (Univ. of Minnesota), 342-01Ledermann, Thomas (Utah State Univ.), 220-39Lee, Chih-Yuan S. (Montclair State Univ.), 324-67Lee, Eunjun (Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison), 010Lee, Grace (Baylor Univ.), 405-69Lee, Hyanghee (Univ. of Connecticut), 112-04,

220-47Lee, Jaerim (Seoul National Univ.), 243-01, 405-13,

405-15Lee, Jeenkyoung (Seoul National Univ.), 405-13Lee, Jiyeon (Seoul National Univ.), 161-03Lee, Joo Young (The Univ. of West Alabama),

161-45Lee, Kwang-Ho (Ball State Univ.), 317-02Lee, Seonhwa (The Univ. of Georgia), 217-01,

221-06, 405-78Lee, Soomi (Pennsylvania State Univ.), 145-03,

145-04Lee, Soyoung (Montclair State Univ.), 142, 324-67,

328-04Lee, Sun-A (Univ. of Louisiana at Lafayette),

405-10, 405-11Lee, Sun-Kyung (Univ. of Minnesota), 220-77Lee, Yoojin (Iowa State Univ.), 120-04Lee, Yoon (Utah State Univ.), 161-77Lee, Youn Mi (Mississippi Univ. for Women),

161-45, 314-06Lefkowitz, Eva (Univ. of Connecticut), 220-25Lefthand, Matthew (Weber State Univ.), 130-28,

152-02, 161-54Lehman, Carrie (Univ. of Missouri), 166-03, 341-01Lemons, Renee (Univ. of Illinois), 161-43Lenger, Katie (The Univ. of Tennessee), 332-01Leone, Janel M. (The Sage Col.), 114-04, 161-89Leonhardt, Nathan (Brigham Young Univ.), 220-24,

220-39Leslie, Leigh (The Univ. of Maryland), 320, 346-03Letiecq, Bethany (George Mason Univ.), 129,

328-15, 409-02Leventhal, Julie (Univ. of North Texas), 230Lewin, Amy (Univ. of Maryland), 324-76B, 324-82,

405-63Lewis, Denise (Univ. of Georgia), 156-03, 232-01

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Program ParticipantsLewis, Karley (Oregon State Univ.), 220-06Li, Cuiting (Univ. of Wisconsin Stevens Point),

161-67, 404Li, Qingling (Kansas State Univ.), 405-44Li, Xiaohui "Sophie" (Northern Illinois Univ.), 246-BLi, Xiaomin (Beijing Normal Univ.), 220-45, 333-05Likcani, Adriatik (Univ. of Central Missouri), 324-11Lin, Hua (Oklahoma State Univ.), 130-75Lincoln, Courtney R. (Univ. of Connecticut), 405-56Lindell, Anna (Univ. of Missouri), 324-79Lippold, Melissa (Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel

Hill), 157-03Litzelman, Kristin (Univ. of Wisconsin), 334-02Liu, Chao (Oklahoma State Univ.), 008-01, 324-56,

405-60Liu, Wenli (Beijing Normal Univ.), 161-10Liu, Xiaohui "Sophie" (Northern Illinois Univ.),

246-BLiu, Xun (Virginia Commonwealth Univ.), 130-18,

130-70, 220-46Lo, Nancy (Univ. of Minnesota), 232-03Lobo, Frances M. (Pennsylvania State Univ.),

157-01Locher, KC (Illinois State Univ.), 130-76Loeser, Meghan (Purdue Univ.), 240-05Lohman, Brenda J. (Iowa State Univ.), 120-04, 129,

216, 252, 346-02, 346-04London-Johnson, Antoinette M. (Florida State

Univ.), 125-05, 324-39Long, Alice (Mississippi State Univ.), 220-29Longley, Kasey (Florida State Univ.), 130-30Lopez, Anayeli (Univ. of Colorado Denver), 111-03Lopez, Kristina (Arizona State Univ.), 329-01Lopez, Mark (Univ. of North Texas), 161-59Lopez, Michael L. (National Research Center on

Hispanic Children and Families), 214Lorenz, Frederick O. (Iowa State Univ.), 217Lott, De-Ann (San Francisco State Univ.), 230-02Love, Hayley (Florida State Univ.), 130-56, 130-57Love, Heather (Kansas State Univ.), 124-03,

130-69, 343-02Lu, Zihui (Univ. of Minnesota), 130-12, 161-64,

220-01Lucas-Thompson, Rachel (Colorado State Univ.),

157-02, 333-06Luce, Haley (Univ. of New Mexico), 220-62Lucier-Greer, Mallory (Auburn Univ.), 128-04, 130-

53, 209-04, 220-48, 228-03, 313-04, 408-02Lumeng, Julie C. (Univ. of Michigan), 412-02Luna, Viridiana (Univ. of Illinois), 405-26Lunkenheimer, Erika (Pennsylvania State Univ.),

157-01Lynn, Charles (Univ. of North Carolina), 405-10

MMachalicek, Wendy (Univ. of Chicago), 329-01MacDermid Wadsworth, Shelley (Purdue Univ.),

014-01, 220-13, 220-14, 220-15, 339-03Machara, Margaret E. (Tennessee State Univ.),

166-12Mack, Amber (Boise State Univ.), 405-45MacLehose, Richard (Univ. of Minnesota), 344-04Magaña, Sandra (Univ. of Illinois at Chicago),

329-01Magnusson, Brianna M. (Brigham Young Univ.),

405-57, 405-58Mahoney, Annette (Bowling Green State Univ.),

310Main, Madyson (Univ. of Wisconsin-Stevens

Point), 301

Majeske, Karl (Oakland Univ.), 334-01Mak, Hio Wa (Pennsylvania State Univ.), 157-03Malcom, Kathryn (Univ. of New Brunswick), 130-45Mallette, Jacquelyn (East Carolina Univ.), 240-01,

324-58, 332-04Mallory, Allen (Univ. of Texas at Austin), 346-01,

405-79Mancini, Jay (Univ. of Georgia), 108-02, 150,

228-01, 322-04Maniccia, Dayna M. (The Sage Col.), 114-04Manley, Melissa (Clark Univ.), 324-08Manning, Emily (Univ. of Missouri) 166-03Marini, Christina (Purdue Univ.), 135A, 220-15Markham, Melinda (Kansas State Univ.), 209-03,

220-50, 331-02, 405-65Marks, Loren D. (Brigham Young Univ.), 014-02,

161-69, 220-29Marquez, Marlene (George Mason Univ.), 409-02Martin, Mary (Miami Univ.), 221-02Martin, Monica J. (Texas Tech Univ.), 137-06Martin, Todd (Trinity Western Univ.), 007, 320Martinez, AnaMaria (Baylor Univ., Col. Of

Medicine), 412-03Masarik, April (Boise State Univ.), 240-02Masri, Katey (Oklahoma State Univ.), 405-83Mauldin, Laura (Univ. of Connecticut), 411-03Maxey, Myles (Utah State Univ.), 324-43May, Emily M. (Pennsylvania State Univ.), 130-51May, Ross (Florida State Univ.), 408-02May, Scott (Kansas State Univ.), 124-03, 405-90Maynes, Michelle (Iowa State Univ.), 220-04Mbirianjau, Lucy (Kenyatta Univ.), 230-04McAninch, Nicole (Baylor Univ.), 405-73McCall, Christine (Purdue Univ.), 220-14McCauley Ohannessian, Christine (Connecticut

Children's Medical Center), 405-56McCauley, Heather (Michigan State Univ.), 212-02McClanahan, Meghan (Univ. of North Florida),

405-61McClish, Keondria (Kansas State Univ.), 166-15McClung, Selena (Univ. of New Mexico), 220-61McColley, Michael (Weber State Univ.), 226-02McCoy, Tabitha (Valdosta State Univ.), 345-09,

405-87McCrea, Julie S. (Chapin Hall, Univ. of Chicago),

322-03McCue, Matt (Univ. of Minnesota), 211-04McCulloch, B. Jan (Univ. of Minnesota), 236McDaniel, Brandon (Illinois State Univ.), 130-76,

130-77, 130-78, 347-01, 347-02McDaniel, Kristin (Saint Louis Univ.), 324-48McDermott, Jennifer M. (Univ. of Massachusetts,

Amherst), 130-34McDonald, Ashley (The Pennsylvania State Univ.),

231-02McDonald, Taylor (North Carolina State Univ.),

130-80McElwain, Alyssa (Univ. of Wyoming), 408-01McFarlane, Antionette (Univ. of Florida), 343-03McGeorge, Christi (North Dakota State Univ.),

212-01, 234-03, 328McGill, Julianne (Auburn Univ.), 130-05, 152-01,

152-04, 163-05, 220-05, 332-03, 405-67McGrew, Jessica (Baylor Univ.), 405-69McGue, Matt (Univ. of Minnesota), 211-01McGuire, Jenifer K. (Univ. of Minnesota), 107-01,

107-04, 352McHale, Susan M. (The Pennsylvania State Univ.),

128-01, 145-02, 157, 324-16, 411McKee, Laura (Georgia State Univ.), 124-01, 137-02

McNeil Smith, Sharde' (Univ. of Illinois-Urbana/Champaign), 410-02

McWey, Lenore (Florida State Univ.), 405-46Medora, Nilufer (California State Univ., Long

Beach), 161-25Meinhold, Jana (Portland State Univ.), 226-04Mejía, Shannon T. (Univ. of Michigan), 148-04Melendez-Rhodes, Tatiana (Central Connecticut

State Univ.), 114-02Melton, Karen K. (Baylor Univ.), 127-01, 127-03,

405-69, 405-73Mendenhall, Ruby (Univ. of Illinois), 161-43Mendenhall, Tai (Univ. of Minnesota), 242-02Mendez, Shawn B. (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign), 324-07, 328-10Mendoza, Nancy (Colorado State Univ.), 334-04Mercadante Esper Berthoud, Cristiana (Tremembe

Municipal Goverment), 112-01, 112-03, 130-58, 166-25

Mercado, Evelyn (Univ. of California-Los Angeles), 124-02

Mercer, Fiona 005Mernitz, Sara (Ohio State Univ.), 161-58Merrill, Chloe (Weber State Univ.), 130-28Merrill, Renae (Univ. of Southern Mississippi),

161-49Merten, Michael J. (Oklahoma State Univ.), 220-28,

324-77Meuser, Charlye (Central Michigan Univ.), 408-04,

408-05Meyer, Sheree (Utah State Univ.), 130-08Middlemiss, Wendy (Univ. of North Texas), 108-04,

122, 141-04, 161-59Middleton, Eric (Claremont Graduate Univ.), 340-03Mikesell, Megan (West Virginia Univ.), 324-40,

324-41Milavetz, Zoe (Univ. of Wisconsin), 220-68Miler, Katie (Freedom Youth Project), 405-54Miller, Allison L. (Univ. of Michigan), 412-02Miller, Chiquita (Kansas State Univ.), 231Miller, Daniel (Boston Univ.), 405-64Miller, David (Univ. of New Brunswick), 324-49Miller, Jacqueline (Utah State Univ.), 130-17Miller, Melanie (Oklahoma Christian Univ.), 239-03Miller, Richard (Brigham Young Univ.), 126-01,

413-03Mills-Koonce, W. Roger (The Univ. of North Carolina

at Greensboro), 220-57, 317-01Milroy, Hugh (Veterans Aid), 108-02Miranda, Lucia (The Univ. of Tennessee), 332-01Mischel, Emily (Univ. of Minnesota), 161-64Mitchell, Mary (Univ. of North Texas), 220-54Mitchell, Sarah (Univ. of Missouri), 220-34, 311-01Mitchell, Stephanie (Univ. of Maryland), 324-82,

405-63Mitchell, Yolanda (Univ. of North Texas), 130,

161-29, 166-15, 237Mittal, Mona (Univ. of Maryland), 324-76, 324-76AMix, Kelly S. (Univ. of Maryland), 147-02Mixon, Cheryl (Tarleton State Univ.), 161-60Mobley, Sialao (Brigham Young Univ.), 126-02Mock, Jim (Southern Utah Univ.), 324-21Moilanen, Kristin (West Virginia Univ.), 130-39Moinolmolki, Neda (Towson Univ.), 405-39Mok, So ri (Yonsei Univ.), 161-20Molloy, Sonia (Virginia Tech), 220-69Mondloch, Danielle (Kansas State Univ.), 161-85Monk, J. Kale (Univ. of Missouri), 113-01, 163-01,

228-04

Monn, Amy (Institute of Translational Research in Children's Mental Health), 220-16

Monserud, Maria (Univ. of Houston), 233-02Monta, Nicole (Michigan State Univ.), 324-78Monteiro Campos, Luana Maria (Tremembe

Municipal Government), 112-01, 130-58Moore, Stephanie (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign), 130-24Moore, Tami James (Univ. of Nebraska at Kearney),

166-28Moore, Tiera (Univ. of North Carolina at

Greensboro), 161-31Moorman, Sara M. (Boston Col.), 318-03Morales Herrera, Milton Danilo (Universidad

Pontificia Bolivariana), 405-12Morales-Mirque (Univ. of Denver), 335-01Moratto Vásquez, Nadia Semenova (Universidad

CES), 125-01, 156-01, 405-12Moreno, Robert (Towson Univ.), 232-04Morgan, Elizabeth (Univ. of California, Davis),

324-69Morgan, Kari (Kansas State Univ.), 134-01, 340-01Morgan, Mark (West Virginia Univ.), 130-39Morgan, Preston (Kansas State Univ.), 124-03,

405-90Moron, Leanna (NORC at the Univ. of Chicago),

409-02Morris, Amanda (Oklahoma State Univ.), 405-60Morris, Neli (Texas Tech Univ.), 405-86Mortensen, Jennifer (Univ. of Nevada, Reno),

130-50, 225Moser, Amanda (East Carolina Univ.), 408-03Mount, Alyssa (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln), 130-85,

161-50Moyer, Lisa (Winthrop Univ.), 161-53, 404Mudrick, Hannah (Univ. of Connecticut), 130-47Muentner, Luke (Univ. of Wisconsin), 220-68Mulkey, Kimberly (Valdosta State Univ.), 345-09Mulla, Mazheruddin (The Univ. of Alabama),

161-87Munly, Kelly (Texas Tech Univ.), 013-02Mulsow, Miriam (Texas Tech Univ.), 328-14Murnan, Aaron (Ohio State Univ.), 161-48Murowchick, Elise (Seattle Univ.), 208-02Murphy, Megan (Purdue Univ. Northwest), 324-61Murphy, Sara (Univ. of Missouri), 324-79Murphy, Sarah (The Univ. of Texas at Austin),

312-05Murray, Colleen (Univ. of Nevada-Reno), 122-01,

255Murray, Felicia (Texas Woman's Univ.), 313-01Murray, Michelle M. (Virginia Tech), 161-30,

324-04, 331-03Muruthi, James (Univ. of Georgia), 108-02Musil, Carol (Case Western Reserve Univ.), 233-03Myers-Bowman, Karen (San Diego State Univ.),

165, 216, 220, 234-04, 316-06, 331Myers-Walls, Judith (Purdue Univ.), 243, 166-26

NNaar, Jill (Virginia Tech), 130-64, 245-04Nair, Nayantara (Purdue Univ.), 324-59, 410-01Nakagawa, Mari (Ochanomizu Univ.), 161-07Nalbone, David (Purdue Univ. Northwest), 324-61Nan, Liu (Yamagata Univ.), 161-08Narum, Ashley (Illinois State Univ.), 130-82Nathans, Laura (Penn State Worthington

Scranton), 229-01, 229-03Nauta, Sharlene (Brigham Young Univ.), 126-03

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College of Education and Human Services

PhD in Family Science and Human Development

Family Science and Human Development is an

interdisciplinary field that teaches you how to

understand and help strengthen individuals,

families and communities through research,

policy, prevention and educational programming.

Areas of expertise: • Close relationships, marriage and family interactions

• Development across the lifespan/life-course

• Diversity, inclusion and resilience

• Prevention, developmental systems science and translational science

• Social justice

Strengthening diverse individuals, families and communities

Key program features: • Degree completion in four years; 48 credits

• Funding available

• Full- and part-time options

• Community engagement

• Applied research

• Just 12 miles from New York City

EMPOWER. TRANSFORM. Applications for fall admissions only – deadline: February 1, 2018.

Questions? Contact us at [email protected] or 973-655-4171, or visit aries.montclair.edu/fcst-phd for more information.

35

Program ParticipantsNazarinia Roy, Roudi (California State Univ.-Long

Beach), 161-25, 161-29, 222, 250Neal, Hannah (Univ. of New Mexico), 220-55Neal, Sarah (Kansas State Univ.), 161-85Nedela, Mary R. (Virginia Tech), 324-04, 331-03Nelson Goff, Briana (Kansas State Univ.), 155-04,

161-84, 161-85, 163-01, 228-04, 312-03, 324-42

Nelson, Kelsey (Univ. of Wisconsin-Stevens Point), 404

Neppl, Tricia K. (Iowa State Univ.), 120-04, 161-14, 217-02, 346-02, 346-04

Nesteruk, Olena (Montclair State Univ.), 220-81, 405-18

Neumark-Sztainer, Dianne (Univ. of Minnesota), 344-04

Newell, Jane (Miami Univ.), 130-73Newland, Lisa (Univ. of South Dakota), 130-43Newquist, Jennifer (Stephen F Austin State Univ.),

226-06, 324-24Newsom, Kimmery (Kansas State Univ.

Polytechnic), 166-15Nguyen, Ann (Case Western Reserve Univ.), 153-02Nguyen, Hoa (Virginia Tech), 212-04Nichols, Deborah (Purdue Univ.), 240-04Nichols, Emily (Michigan State Univ.), 324-78Nicholson, Jody S. (Univ. of North Florida), 324-73Nie, Ruihong (Beijing Normal Univ.), 333-02Niehuis, Sylvia (Texas Tech Univ.), 220-41, 220-42Nievar, M. Angela (Univ. of North Texas), 409-04Nihill, Marisa M. (Northrop Grumman), 220-11Nikparvar, Fatemeh (Human Study and Family

Services), 234-04Nikparvar, Fatima (Kansas State Univ.), 161-24Nishina, Adrienne (Univ. of California, Davis),

130-44Nix, Robert (Pennsylvania State Univ.), 130-22Nixon, Jaelyn (Tuskegee Univ.), 324-63, 324-64Njue, Jane Rose Muthoni (Northern Illinois Univ.),

009, 161Noh, Hyunjin (Univ. of Alabama), 318-02Nolasco, Hector (California State Univ. Northridge),

405-66Nordquist, Vey (Univ. of Tennessee-Knoxville),

220-63Norona, Jerika (The Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville),

230-01Novak, Joshua (Utah State Univ.), 161-66, 161-77,

405-74Novakova, Lucia (Private Practice), 220-36Novilla, M. Lelinneth B. (Brigham Young Univ.),

405-58

OOddo, Alyssa (Miami Univ.), 221-02Oehme, Karen (Florida State Univ.), 209-04, 220-48Ogawa, Madoka (Tokyo Metropolitan Inst. of

Gerontology), 161-78Ogletree, Cassidy (Brigham Young Univ.), 126-03Ogletree, Mark (Brigham Young Univ.), 126-02,

126-04Ogolsky, Brian (Univ. of Illinois), 113-01, 161-86,

228-04Oh, Juri (Virginia Tech), 161-30Oh, Wonjung (Univ. of Michigan), 158-01Ohannessian, Christine (Connecticut Children's

Medical Center), 220-78Okaze, Kaoru (Ochanomizu Univ.), 161-08Okhotnikov, Ilya A. (Univ. of Kentucky), 220-17,

317-03

Okonowsky, Lindsay (Western Michigan Univ.), 130-71

Oladeji, David (Obafemi Awolowo Univ.), 324-51, 405-62

Oldham, C. Rebecca (Texas Tech Univ.), 220-26, 220-41, 220-42

O'Leary, Bryant (Montana State Univ.), 130-46Olmstead, Spencer (The Univ. of Tennessee,

Knoxville), 230-01, 331-04Olsavsky, Anna (The Ohio State Univ.), 130-32Omagari, Mika (Ochanomizu Univ.), 161-07O'Neal, Catherine Walker (The Univ. of Georgia),

137-02, 217-01, 217-04, 228-01O'Neal, Michael (Parent Univ.), 166-10O'Neill, Shannon (Univ. of Wisconsin), 220-68Ontai, Lenna L. (Univ. of California, Davis), 130-44,

333-04Opara, Ijeoma (Montclair State Univ.), 142, 324-19,

324-20Oravecz, Linda (Towson Univ.), 161-46Orchard, Ariah (Brigham Young Univ.), 220-56Ord, Gina (Washington State Univ.), 405-42Orsi, Rebecca (Colorado State Univ.), 322-03Oshri, Assaf (Univ. of Georgia), 161-40A, 240-01Oswald, Ramona Faith (Univ. of Illinois), 106,

121-05, 134-03, 315, 324-07, 324-13, 328-20

PPadilla, Jenny (Penn State Univ.), 411-04Padilla-Walker, Laura (Brigham Young Univ.),

220-58Pae, Hye (Univ. of Cincinnati), 130-25Pak, Sunjin (Univ. of Illinois), 130-61Palen, Lori-Ann (RTI International), 415-01Palermo, Francisco (Univ. of Missouri), 130-49Palkovitz, Rob (Univ. of Delaware), 005, 010, 147Pang, Yuk (Iowa State Univ.), 324-75Pantaleao, Ashley (Univ. of Maryland), 324-76Parady, Andrea (Brigham Young Univ.), 405-77Park, Hayoung (Yonsei Univ.), 405-05Park, Jisoo (Seoul National Univ.), 405-15Park, Juhee (Sungshin Women's Univ.), 161-42Parker, Bethany (Univ. of Tennessee), 405-33Parker, Louise (Baylor Univ., Col. Of Medicine),

412-03Parra, Gilbert (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln), 108-03,

413-02

Parris, Leandra (Illinois State Univ.), 166-01Parrott, Emily (Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison),

130-10, 207, 339-01Parson, Danielle (Kansas State Univ.), 161-85Partida, Christina (Univ. of Arizona), 161-21Paschall, Katherine (The Univ. of Texas at Austin),

220-53, 347-03Pasley, Kay (Florida State Univ.), 220-49Payne, Pamela B. (Weber State Univ.), 166-16,

226-02, 324-47, 341-02Pearce-Morris, Jennifer (Raritan Valley Community

Col.), 334-03Pearson, Jessica (Center for Policy Research), 335Pech, Alexandria A. (Univ. of Arizona), 347-03Peclat-Begin, Amanda Christine (Univ. of Georgia),

234-02Pender, JulieAnne (Texas Tech Univ.), 220-26Peng, Cheng (Iowa State Univ.), 220-64, 240-06Peng, Yanqun (Kansas State Univ.), 161-10, 161-83Perez-Brena, Norma J. (Texas State Univ.), 130-02,

166-02, 405-55Perlman, Daniel (Univ. of North Carolina at

Greensboro), 007, 161-15, 166-05Perry, Georgina (Michigan State Univ. Extension),

408-04, 408-05Perry-Jenkins, Maureen (Univ. of Massachusetts

Amherst), 130-31, 130-34, 130-35, 130-36, 139, 145, 216, 227, 320, 406

Pesch, Megan H. (Univ. of Michigan), 412-02Peter, Jessie (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln), 130-85,

161-50Peterson, Ashley (Univ. of Wisconsin), 220-68Peterson, Donna (Mississippi State Univ.), 161-40,

220-29Peterson, Paul (Valdosta State Univ.), 345-09Peterson, Rachel (Univ. of Central Oklahoma),

220-37Peterson, Ryan (Univ. of Central Missouri), 324-11Petkus, Justin M. (Hamad Medical Corp.), 324-46Petren, Raymond E. (Pennsylvania State Univ.,

Worthington, Scranton), 209-02, 220-33, 220-49, 315-01

Pettit, Mark (Univ. of Georgia), 324-28, Petts, Richard J. (Ball State Univ.), 147-03Phal, Monysakada (Univ. of Georgia), 234-02Phillips, Jon (Univ. of Denver), 322-03

Phillips, Tommy (Mississippi State Univ.), 161-40, 220-29, 324-81

Pickering, Megan (East Carolina Univ.), 220-83Pidcock, Boyd (Lewis & Clarke Col.), 220-76Piehler, Timothy (Univ. of Minnesota - Twin Cities),

220-21Piepkorn, Melissa (Texas Tech Univ.), 344-03Piercy, Kathleen (Utah State Univ.), 324-43Pittman, Summer (East Carolina Univ.), 220-83Placenti, Rocco (Montclair State Univ.), 405-27Plunkett, Scott (California State Univ. Northridge),

220-31, 405-66Poehlmann-Tynan, Julie (Univ. of Wisconsin),

220-68Pogue, Rene (Eastern Kentucky Univ.), 137-05Polenick, Courtney (Univ. of Michigan), 334-01Pollitt, Amanda (Univ. of Texas at Austin), 346-01Porter, Brandon (Utah State Univ.), 342-02Porter, Shyneice (Univ. of Maryland, Col. Park),

161-36Posada, German (Purdue Univ.), 124-02Potter, Emma (Virginia Tech), 324-38Powell, Darcey (Roanoke Col.), 130-03, 220-89Power, Thomas G. (Baylor Univ., Col. Of Medicine),

412-03Powers, Jaclyn (Univ. of Southern Mississippi),

161-62, 220-22Powers-Barker, Patrice (Ohio State Univ. Ext.),

226-05Powers, Melissa (Univ. of Central Oklahoma),

166-07Pracht, Dale (Univ. of Florida), 220-65Pratt, Keeley (The Ohio State Univ.), 344-02Price, Crysta (Creighton Univ.), 130-85, 161-50Price, Dalton (Paterson, NJ Police Dept.), 142-01Priest, Jacob B. (Univ. of Iowa), 239-01Pritzl, Kaitlyn (Univ. of Wisconsin), 220-68Proulx, Christine M. (Univ. of Missouri), 018,

113-02, 113-03, 245-02, 350, 405-08, 405-23Pu, Doris (Univ. of Alabama at Birmingham),

220-59Puhlman, Daniel (Indiana Univ. of Pennsylvania),

008, 312-04Purpura, David (Purdue Univ.), 240-04Purtell, Kelly (Ohio State Univ), 220-82Pyle, Raven (Auburn Univ.), 345-10

36

Program ParticipantsQQuichocho, Davina (Florida State Univ.), 408-02Quinn, Deirdre A. (Univ. of Maryland), 241-01,

324-32, 324-76BQuintino-Aranda, Veronica (Michigan State Univ.

Extension), 408-04, 408-05Qureshi, Zoha (Univ. of Central Oklahoma), 130-07

RRadina, Elise (Miami Univ.), 221-02Radunovich, Heidi (Univ. of Florida), 130-54,

130-55, 220-79, 333-04Raffaelli, Marcela (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign), 161-86Ramadoss, Kamala (Syracuse Univ.), 302, 405-35,

405-36, 405-37Ramsey, Lauren (Miami Univ.), 221-02Randall, G. Kevin (Sam Houston State Univ.),

324-31Randolph, Suzanne (The MayaTech Corporation),

161-46Rattenni, Alice (Univ. of Minnesota), 228-02Rauer, Amy (Univ. of Tennessee), 113-03, 113-04,

130-41, 144, 211, 245, 332-01, 401Raval, Vaishali (Miami Univ.-Ohio), 324-17Ravindran, Niyantri (Univ. of Illinois), 342-03Ray, Sara (Iowa State Univ.), 130-09Raza, Hassan (Montclair State Univ.), 130-63,

130-74Reck, Katie (Central Michigan Univ.), 408-04,

408-05Reed-Fitzke, Kayla (Univ. of Iowa), 130-53, 228-03Reeves, Madisen (Kansas State Univ.), 340-01Regennitter, Krista (Iowa State Univ.), 220-04Rehm, Marsha (Florida State Univ.), 220-74Reid, Alexander J. (Univ. of Connecticut), 333-01Reid, Robert J. (Montclair State Univ.), 161-27,

161-28, 231-04Reifman, Alan (Texas Tech Univ.), 220-41, 220-42Reilly, Emily (Univ. of Massachusetts, Amherst),

130-34Reina, Angelica (Tulsa Community Col.), 405-32Reinke, Jennifer (Univ. of Wisconsin - Stout),

340-04Resor, Jessica (East Carolina Univ.), 161-35, 324-58Reves, Mollie (Kansas State Univ.), 324-42Reyes, Robert (Messiah Col.), 111-01, 151-04,

409-04Rice, TeKisha (Univ. of Illinois), 113-01, 205Richard, Natalie (Univ. of Louisiana at Lafayette),

405-11Richardson, Evin (Univ. of Georgia), 332-04Richmond, Adeya (Univ. of Minnesota), 130-12,

161-64Rienks, Shauna (Univ. of Denver), 322-03Rigazio-DiGilio, Sandra (Univ. of Connecticut),

324-87Riggs, Nathaniel (Colorado State Univ.), 334-04Riina, Elizabeth (Queens Col., CUNY), 220-51Ripoll-Nuñez, Karen (Universidad de los Andes),

161-11, 345-02Roach, Andrea (California State Univ., Fresno), 114,

146-04, 163-04Robbins, Nathan (Cornell Univ.), 147-04Roberson, Patricia (Univ. of Tennessee), 239-02,

324-80, 332-01Roberto, Hannah (Univ. of New Mexico), 405-49

Roberts, Joanne (Hardin Simmons Univ.), 213, 226-06

Roberts, Kelly (The Chickasaw Nation), 314-03Robila, Mihaela (Queen Col., City Univ. of New

York), 316-01Robledo, Mayra (North Carolina State Univ.),

130-80Rodriguez, Christina (Univ. of Alabama at

Birmingham), 114-01, 130-59, 161-81, 220-59Rodriguez, Matthew (Univ. of North Texas), 409-04Rodriguez, Yuliana (East Carolina Univ.), 130-72,

161-35, 324-58Roebuck Bulanda, Jennifer (Miami Univ.), 324-36Roger, Malik Xavier (California State Univ.-Long

Beach), 161-29Rogers, Christina (Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel

Hill), 240-02, 240-03Rogers, Johnnye (Savannah Technical Col.), 166-10Rolan, Emily (Purdue Univ.), 240-04Rollins, Pamela (Univ. of Southern Mississippi),

161-61Romero, Andrea (Univ. of Arizona), 161-21, 409-04Ronis, Scott (Univ. of New Brunswick), 130-45,

324-49Rook, Karen S. (Univ. of California - Irvine), 148-03Roopnarine, Jaipaul (Syracuse Univ.), 343-04Root, Amy (West Virginia Univ.), 130-39Rose, Andrew (Texas Tech Univ.), 126-01Rose, Jennifer (Texas Tech Univ.), 126-01Rosenblum, Katherine (Univ. of Michigan), 412-02Ross, Jennifer (Tuskegee Univ.), 324-63, 324-64Ross, Kimra (Utah State Univ.), 130-08Ross, Lori (Univ. of Toronto), 324-08Routh, Brianna (Iowa State Univ.), 120-01, 324-74,

334, 409-03Routon, Jasmine (Univ. of Illinois), 134-03Roy, Kevin (Univ. of Maryland, Col. Park), 006, 018,

225-A, 244-03Rudi, Jessie H. (Univ. of Minnesota), 220-77,

228-02Rueda, Heidi Adams (The Univ. of Texas at San

Antonio), 324-86Ruhlmann, Lauren (Kansas State Univ.), 155-04,

161-83, 161-85, 163-01, 228-04, 345-11Russell, Beth (Univ. of Connecticut), 220, 405-52,

410-04Russell, Daniel (Iowa State Univ.), 120-04Russell, Luke T. (Univ. of Missouri), 154-01, 154-03,

220, 220-34, 233-05, 332Russell, Stephen T. (Univ. of Texas at Austin), 107,

130-15, 139, 150, 346Russon, Jody (Drexel Univ.), 212-03, 242-01,

345-08Ryan, Heather (California State Univ., Fresno),

146-04

SSaathoff-Wells, Tara (Penn State Clearinghouse for

Military Family Readiness), 134, 406Sabatelli, Ronald (Univ. of Connecticut), 112-04,

220-47Sabey, Allen (Northwestern Univ.), 113-04, 130-41,

220-84, 345-06Sachdev, Anu (Lehigh Univ.), 161-65Safi, Ommay Aiman (Koc Univ.), 106-02Sagas, Michael (Univ. of Florida), 220-65Saint-Eloi Cadely, Hans (Univ. of Rhode Island),

137-04Salman, Rania (Northwestern State Univ.), 220-54

Saltzman, Jaclyn A. (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), 412-01

Samek, Diana R. (Auburn Univ.), 211-01, 211-04Sanchez, Morgan (Univ. of Florida), 130-04, 405-04Sanders, Kim (Univ. of Alabama), 161-68Sankar, Sudha (Michigan State Univ.), 212-02Sanner, Caroline (Univ. of Missouri), 220-30, 220-

34, 220-35, 233-05Sano, Yoshie (Washington State Univ. Vancouver),

324-55, 324-74Sarfo, Bright (MEF Associates), 335-03Savasuk, Rachel (Auburn Univ.), 152-01, 161-88,

405-67Sawyer, Brook (Lehigh Univ.), 161-65Saxena, Divya (North Dakota State Univ.), 130-23Saxena, Mamta (State Univ. of New York-Oswego),

411-03Scarpate, Melissa (Cambridge Univ.), 161-71Scheren, Patricia (Universidade Federal do Rio

Grande do Sul), 161-52Schield, Amanda (Univ. of Wisconsin-Stout),

144-01Schmeer, Alison (Univ. of Florida), 324-54Schmitt, Sara (Purdue Univ.), 240-04Schoppe-Sullivan, Sarah J. (The Ohio State Univ.),

130-32, 130-33, 158-03, 220-52, 240-04, 347-02

Schramm, David (Utah State Univ.), 152-03, 210-01, 210-02

Schroeder, Allison (Univ. of Maryland), 324-76, 324-76A

Schulz, Emily (A.T. Still Univ.), 324-18Schulz, Jessica (Rutgers Univ.), 220-78Schvaneveldt, Paul (Univ. of North Carolina-

Greensboro), 316-03Schwab, Jacqueline (Pennsylvania State Univ. Mont

Alto), 166-15, 208-02Schwanz, Siera (Univ. of Nebraska - Kearney),

324-33Schwingel, Andiara (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign), 344-01Sciaraffa, Mary (Eastern Kentucky Univ.), 137-05Scofield, Jason (Univ. of Alabama), 161-68Scott, Justin K. (The Univ. of Texas at Austin),

130-42Scroggs, Barrett (Kansas State Univ.), 220-40,

324-12Sears, Kaye (Univ. of Central Oklahoma), 166-07

Seddio, Kaylee R. (Univ. of North Texas), 108-04, 137, 228, 408

Seery, Brenda (State Univ. of New York - Oneonta), 414-04

Seevaguru, Thanigaseelan (Univ. of Colombo), 155-02, 324-77

Segura, Andre (ACLU of Texas), 406Seibert, Gregory S. (Florida State Univ.), 408-02Seidel, Amber (The Pennsylvania State Univ.), 220,

221-04, 229-01, 334-01, 401Seiter, Natasha (Colorado State Univ.), 157-02,

333-06Sektnan, Michaella (Oregon State Univ.), 220-06Semerad, MaLeaha (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln),

413-02Seo, Chanran (Daegu National University of

Education in Korea), 125-04Seponksi, Desiree (Univ. of Georgia), 156-03, 234-

01, 234-02, 405-88Serdyuk, Katia (Brigham Young Univ.-Idaho),

220-25Serido, Joyce (Univ. of Minnesota-Twin Cities),

130-10, 130-11, 220-77Sero, Rebecca (Washington State Univ.), 405-42Sesemann, Erin M. (East Carolina Univ.), 163-02Settersten, Richard A. Jr. (Oregon State Univ.),

149-04Settles, Barbara H. (Univ. of Delaware), 009,

405-07, 407-03Seyferth, Kaylee (Kansas-State Univ.), 233-04,

233-06Shafer, Kevin (Brigham Young Univ.), 147-03,

324-72, 402, 405-74Shah, Mona N. (Robert Wood Johnson Foundation),

249Shah, Payal (George Mason Univ.), 409-02Shapiro, Adam (California State Univ. San Marcos),

318-04Sharp, Elizabeth A. (Texas Tech Univ.), 013-02Shaw, Emily (Mississippi State Univ.), 324-81Shehan, Constance (Univ. of Florida), 013, 405-04Shelton, Lawrence (Univ. of Vermont), 101, 130-20Shenk, Mary (Univ. of Missouri), 220-30Sheridan, Susan (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln),

141-01Sherman, Hailey (California State Univ., Chico),

130-43Shih, Kristy (Central Michigan Univ.), 232-02, 253,

328-03

37

Program ParticipantsShim, Soyeon (Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison),

220-77Shin, Hyo-Youn (Chonnam National Univ.), 125-04Shin, Youngmi (Seoul National Univ.), 405-20Shlafer, Rebecca (Univ. of Minnesota), 150Shreffler, Karina M. (Oklahoma State Univ.),

010-02, 130-01, 343-01Shrout, M. Rosie (Univ. of Nevada, Reno), 324-84Sibley, D. Scott (Northern Illinois Univ.), 345-04Signs, Tara (Oklahoma Baptist Univ.), 239-03Silverstein, Merril (Syracuse Univ.), 213-01, 324-34Silvey, LeAnne (Michigan State Univ.), 328-12Silvia, Paul (Univ. of Alabama at Birmingham),

114-01Simon, Kyle (Univ. of Kentucky), 324-02Simonton, Ginger (Loma Linda Univ.), 110Simpson, Brianne (Illinois State Univ.), 130-76Simpson, Emily (Connecticut Children's Medical

Center), 220-78Sims, Pat (Univ. of Southern Mississippi), 161-61Sin, Hyelim (Yonsei Univ.), 405-16Skinner, Olivenne (Penn State Univ.), 324-16Slaunwhite, Amanda (Univ. of New Brunswick),

324-49Slesnick, Natasha (Ohio State Univ.), 161-13,

161-48Smalley, Carrie (Univ. of California, Davis), 108-03Smith, Delores (Univ. of Tennessee Knoxville),

161-37, 405-33Smith, Douglas (Fresno State Univ.), 155-01Smith, Gregory (Kent State Univ.), 233-03Smith, Heather (Private Practice), 405-74Smith Lee, Jocelyn R. (Marist Col.), 244-02Smith, Maggie (Auburn Univ.), 163-05Smith, Shanea (East Carolina Univ.), 220-83Smith, Sheldon (Loma Linda Univ.), 220-70Smith, Suzanna (Univ. of Florida), 130-54, 130-55,

161-12, 220-79, 324-27Smith, Suzanne R. (Washington State Univ.),

002-04, 121-02, 151-03, 324-75, 333-04Smith, Thomas (Auburn Univ.), 152-01, 332-03Smith-Bynum, Mia (Univ. of Maryland, Col. Park),

161-36Smithey, Jenny (Weber State Univ.), 161-54Solheim, Catherine (Univ. of Minnesota), 156,

232-03, 316-04, 414-03Somo, Charity (Univ. of Georgia), 234-01Soriano, Jessica (Tarleton State Univ.), 161-60Soulakova, Julia (Univ. of Central Florida), 324-53Spaeth, Cassandra (The Ohio State Univ.), 161-63Speegle, Kyra (Univ. of Florida), 324-54Spence, Lynda (Univ. of Florida/IFAS Extension

Marion Co.), 324-27Spencer, Chelsea (Kansas State Univ.), 134-04,

146-05, 405-79Spencer, Renee (Boston Univ.), 405-64Spencer, Todd (Oklahoma State Univ.), 324-45,

405-83Spierling, Tiffany (Oklahoma State Univ.), 130-01Spiller, Kenna (Mississippi State Univ.), 213-03Springer, Paul (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln), 161-02,

161-52, 161-79, 242-03Spuhler, Bryan (Utah State Univ.), 161-66Squires, Christina (Univ. of Missouri), 130-49Srivastava, Sapna (Florida State Univ.), 125-05St. Charles, Jordan (Univ. of Minnesota - Twin

Cities), 108-01St. Clair-Christman, JeanMarie (Penn State Univ.),

226-03Staats, Natira (Kansas State Univ.), 155-04, 161-85

Stafford, Amanda (Univ. of Florida), 324-26Strach, Patricia (Univ. of Albany, State Univ. of New

York), 129Standridge, Daniel (Oregon State Univ.), 127-04Stanfield, Matthew Hunter (Kansas State Univ.),

233-06, 334-02Staumer, Aubyn (Univ. of California-Davis), 324-69Steele, Bo (Kansas State Univ.), 324-42Steelman, Sarah M. (Virginia Tech), 324-04, 331-03Steffen, Rose (Univ. of Nevada, Reno), 229-02Stelter, Dallas (Univ. of Wisconsin-Stevens Point),

404Stepancich, Lindsay (Auburn Univ.), 345-10Stephens, Derrick (Robert Wood Johnson Founda-

tion), 249Stewart, Christian (Univ. of Nevada, Las Vegas),

324-85Stewart, Pearl (Montclair State Univ.), 009-02,

201, 405-27Stith, Sandra (Kansas State Univ.), 234-04Stockdale, Laura (Brigham Young Univ.), 161-40Stoddard, Nate (Univ. of Missouri), 166-03, 313-03,

341-01Stolz, Heidi (Univ. of Tennessee), 220-71Stone Carlson, Thomas (North Dakota State Univ.),

212-01, 223, 320Strach, Patricia (State Univ. of New York), 339-02Strand, Jeanne (National Council on Family Rela-

tions), 015Strauss, Werner (Stellenbosch Univ.), 405-28Street, Towanda (Univ. of Maryland), 324-76BStreit, Cara (Univ. of Missouri), 220-58, 324-62Stridick, Margaret (East Carolina Univ.), 220-09Strong, Amanda G. (Messiah Col.), 407-04Stuhlsatz, Greta (Iowa State Univ.), 346-02, 346-04Su, Li Ping (Brigham Young Univ.), 413-03Su, Shu (Ball State Univ.), 408-01Su, Yile (Tom), (Kansas State Univ.), 130-86,

155-03, 405-30Su-Russell, Chang (Univ. of Missouri), 154-01,

235-03, 405-08, 405-23, 409Subramaniam, M.C., Sailaja (Michigan State Univ.),

324-78Succheralli, Lauren (Indiana Univ. of Pennsylvania),

312-04Suh, Bo Lim (Yonsei Univ.), 161-20Summers, Kali (Ft. Riley Child, Youth, and Social

Services), 209-03Sun, Xiaoran (The Pennsylvania State Univ.),

128-01, 145-02, 411-04Sunderman, Aaren (Kansas-State Univ.), 233-04Sung, Miai (Korea National Open Univ.), 243-01Surachman, Agus (Penn State Univ.), 316-02Surra, Catherine (Penn State Univ.-Harrisburg),

113-01Sutter, Carolyn (Univ. of California, Davis), 130-44Svynarenko, Radion (Univ. of Kentucky), 161-74Szmodis, Whitney (Lehigh Univ.), 161-65

TTachiera, Tracy (Washington State Univ.

Vancouver), 151-03Takamaru, Rika (Ochanomizu Univ.), 161-06Takano, Maya (Texas Tech Univ.), 220-41Takayama, Junko (Ochanomizu Univ.), 161-05Tam, Dora (Univ. of Calgary), 156-02Tambling, Rachel (Univ. of Connecticut), 324-22Tamburro, Amanda (Valley Settlement), 324-60Tang, Chiung-Ya (Central Michigan Univ.), 324-53

Tapanes, Daniel (Loma Linda Univ.), 110Tarabochia, Dawn (Montana State Univ.), 130-46Tate, Allan F. (Univ. of Minnesota), 220-66Tate, Channing E. (Univ. of Colorado Denver),

318-04Taylor, Alan C. (East Carolina Univ.), 117, 220-83,

246-A, 316-01Taylor, Ashley (Iowa State Univ.), 346-02, 346-04Taylor, Dalena (Univ. of Central Florida), 161-38Taylor, Jennifer C. (Univ. of California, Davis),

130-44Taylor, Loren (Kansas State Univ.), 130-16, 134-04Taylor, Nathan (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln), 161-02,

161-52, 242-03Taylor, Robert Joseph (Univ. of Michigan), 153-02Taylor, Sarah (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln), 125-06,

146-03, 405-22Taylor, Sherria D. (San Francisco State Univ.),

166-11, 230-02, 314Taylor, Zoe E. (Purdue Univ.), 324-59, 410-01Tedder, Milicia (Univ. of Tennessee Knoxville),

161-37Tennison, Bethany (Univ. of Wisconsin-Stout),

144-01Teran-Garcia, Margarita (Univ. of Illinois), 405-26Terris, Darcey (Univ. of Georgia), 161-44Theisen, Jaclyn (Univ. of Illinois), 130-38, 146-02,

234-03Theisen, Megan (North Dakota State Univ.), 234-03Thomas, Rachel (Sowers Education Group), 108-03Thomas, Raynimol (Texas State Univ.), 161-19Thomas-Jackson, Shera (Texas Tech Univ.), 405-01,

405-02, 405-03Thomas-Miller, Jacquelyn (Purdue Univ.), 339-03

Thompson, David E. (Kansas State Univ.), 405-44Thompson, Heather (Florida Atlantic Univ.), 324-23Tiemeyer, Stacy (Oklahoma State Univ.), 343-01Tiret, Holly (Michigan State Univ. Extension),

408-04, 408-05Tobeck, Ashley (Illinois State Univ.), 130-76Tobias, Scott (Kent State Univ. at Stark), 130-13Tobin, Renée (Illinois State Univ.), 166-01Todd, Maureen (Towson Univ.), 324-09Toews, Michelle L. (Kansas State Univ.), 130-02,

134-04, 146-05, 166-02, 324-86, 405-54, 405-55

Tolins, Jackson (Northrop Grumman), 220-11Tominey, Shauna (Oregon State Univ.), 220-06Tompkins, Sara Anne (Colorado State Univ.),

324-60Topp, Dave (Purdue Univ.), 014-01Torgerson, Chelsey (Kansas State Univ.), 130-69,

343-02, 345-03Tornello, Samantha (Pennsylvania State Univ.),

324-02, 324-14Totenhagen, Casey (Univ. of Alabama), 113, 130-11Totura, Christine (Auburn Univ.), 152-01Townsend, Jasmine (Clemson Univ.), 127-02Trask, Bahira S. (Univ. of Delaware), 237, 305,

328-16, 402, 407-01Treas, Judith (Univ. of California-Irvine), 149-03Troilo, Jessica (West Virginia Univ.), 220-50,

324-40, 324-41, 341-05, 405Trumbell, Jill (Univ. of New Hampshire), 124-02Tsokodayi, Ruvi (Virginia Tech), 161-30Tucker, Molly (Univ. of North Texas), 409-04Tudge, Jonathan (Univ. of North Carolina-

Greensboro), 119

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Program ParticipantsTulane, Sarah (Utah State Univ.), 342-02Turner, Josh (Mississippi State Univ.), 324-81Turns, Brie (Fuller Seminary), 345-04Tuttle, Brooke (Oklahoma State Univ.), 220-28Tyndall, Lisa (East Carolina Univ.), 341-03

UUmaña-Taylor, Adriana J. (Arizona State Univ.),

139, 150, 161-18, 410-03Underwood, Barbara (The Chickasaw Nation),

314-03Updegraff, Kimberly A. (Arizona State Univ.),

128-01, 410-03, 415Urrutia, Cindy (Valdosta State Univ.), 405-87Utrzan, Damir (Univ. of Minnesota), 328-18,

345-11

VVadgama, Dimple (Syracuse Univ.), 405-35Valdivieso, Julie (Texas State Univ.), 161-19Vallin, Jennifer (Alliant International Univ.), 163-03van Eeden-Moorefield, Brad (Montclair State

Univ.), 106-01, 161-55, 220-33, 315-01, 315-05

Vandenberg, Ashley (Weber State Univ.), 130-28, 161-54

VanLeeuwen, Charlene (Univ. of Prince Edward Island), 330

Vaswani, Deepti (Loma Linda Univ.), 110Vaterlaus, J. Mitchell (Monatana State Univ.),

130-46, 340-02, 342-02Vazsonyi, Alexander T. (Univ. of Kentucky), 130-87,

161-71, 405-50Velez-Gomez, Paulina (Texas Tech Univ.), 156-01,

243-04Vennum, Amber (Kansas State Univ.), 130-16,

130-69, 220-40, 324-37, 345-03Ventimiglia, Joseph (Univ. of Memphis), 230-03Vesely, Colleen (George Mason Univ.), 409-02Vigna, Abra (Univ. of Wisconsin), 220-68Villegas, Elizabeth (Univ. of Illinois), 405-26

Viramontez Anguiano, Ruben (Univ. of Colorado Denver), 111-03, 407-05

Vizcarra, Marcela (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), 344-01

Volling, Brenda L. (Univ. of Michigan), 158-01

WWakui, Tomoko (Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of

Gerontology), 161-78Walcheski, Michael (Univ. of Wisconsin - Stout),

340-04Waldron, Mary (Indiana Univ.), 220-80Walker, Anthony (Indiana State Univ.), 161-29,

340-02Walker, Kathleen (Kent State Univ.), 130-62,

166-21Walker, Susan (Univ. of Minnesota), 254, 341-04Walker-Riley, Monique (Private Practice), 328-19Wall, Sterling (Univ. of Wisconsin Stevens Point),

161-67, 166-24, 404Walsdorf, Ashley (Univ. of Georgia), 234-01,

234-03Walsh, Bridget A. (Univ. of Nevada, Reno), 225,

229-02, 341Walsh, Courtney (Kent State Univ.), 166-21Wang, Haowei (Univ. of Massachusetts Boston),

130-48

Wang, Jialing (Slippery Rock Univ. of Pennsylvania), 125-06

Wang, Shuangshuang (Univ. of Massachusetts Boston), 130-29

Wang, Xiafei (Ohio State Univ.), 220-26Ward, Rebecca (Shippensburg Univ. of

Pennsylvania), 017, 166-14, 326Warren, Shannon M. (Univ. of Arizona), 220-53,

347-03Warrick, Madison (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln),

161-79Washburn, Isaac (Oklahoma State Univ.), 004, 006,

008-01, 011, 016, 324-55, 324-56Watkins, Nicole (Indiana Univ.), 220-80Watson, Ryan (Univ. of Connecticut), 405-52Weaver, Shannon (Univ. of Connecticut), 220-35,

411-01Webb, Farrell (Kansas State Univ.), 143, 161-34,

405-14Wei, Wei (Pennsylvania State Univ.), 324-65Weigel, Dan (Univ. of Nevada, Reno), 220-38,

324-84Weisenhorn, David (Univ. of Kentucky), 220-18,

220-20Weiser Dana (Texas Tech Univ.), 220-26Welch, Ginger (Oklahoma State Univ.), 161-82Wells, Brittny (Florida State Univ.), 324-39Wells, Michael (Karolinska Institute), 221-01Werner-Wilson, Ronald (Univ. of Kentucky), 405-88West, Gwendolyn (Kent State Univ.), 130-62Westmoreland, Amanda (Univ. of Kentucky),

220-17Weymouth, Bridget (The Pennsylvania State Univ.),

405-51Weymouth, Lindsay (Univ. of Wisconsin), 220-68Wheeler, Brandan (Mississippi State Univ.), 324-81Wheeler, Lorey A. (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln), 008,

145-01, 161-19Wheeler, Naomi (Univ. of Central Florida), 220-43White Hawk, Sandy (First Nations Repatriation

Inst.), 153-05, 314-02White, Thomas (Brigham Young Univ.), 332-02White, Vera (Kansas State Univ.), 161-34Whiteman, Shawn (Purdue Univ.), 240-05Whiting, Jason (Texas Tech Univ.), 155-01, 155-02Whittaker, Angela (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign), 146-02, 161-86Wickrama, Kandauda (K.A.S.), (The Univ. of

Georgia), 161-40A, 217-01, 217-03, 220-73, 221-06, 324-77, 333-03, 405-78

Wickrama, Thulitha (Univ. of Colombo), 324-77Wieling, Elizabeth (Univ. of Minnesota), 242-02,

409-01Wiles, Bradford (Kansas State Univ.), 405-43Wiley, Angela (Auburn Univ.), 405-26, 412-01Wilkinson, Deanna (The Ohio State Univ.), 161-63Williams, Adam (Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign), 243-03Williams, Amanda (Univ. of Southern Mississippi),

161-49, 161-61Williams, Beverly Rosa (Univ. of Alabama at

Birmingham), 324-18Williams, Jamie (Community Col. of Baltimore

County), 161-40Williams, Kristi (Journal of Marriage and Family),

131, 159Williams, Natalie (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln),

161-79Williams, Natasha (Purdue Univ. Northwest),

324-61

Williams, Rhiannon D. (Univ. of Minnesota), 130-12, 220-01

Willis-Hepp, Bethany (Towson Univ.), 226-03, 405-39

Willoughby, Brian (Brigham Young Univ.), 220-24Wilmarth, Melissa (Univ. of Alabama), 130-11Wilmoth, Joe D. (Mississippi State Univ.), 002-04,

213-03, 324-81Wilson, Steve (Purdue Univ.), 220-15Wilson, Sylia (Univ. of Minnesota), 211-01Wingate, Tiah J. (Kent State Univ.), 130-62, 166-21Winslow, Anthony (Univ. of Wisconsin-Stevens

Point), 404Winter, Cindy (National Council on Family

Relations), 115, 319, 458Witherspoon, Dawn P. (Pennsylvania State Univ.),

130-51, 231-02, 324-65Witte, Tricia (The Univ. of Alabama), 161-87Wojciak, Armeda (Univ. of Iowa), 324-23Wolf, Jenni (Illinois State Univ.), 130-82Wolf, Kayla (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln), 161-79Wolff, Jennifer (Univ. of North Florida), 405-61Wolford, Sarah (Florida State Univ.), 413-01Wong, Daniel (Mississippi State Univ.), 161-40Wood, Beatrice (State Univ. of New York at Buffalo),

239Wood, Claire A. (The Univ. of North Carolina at

Greensboro), 161-15, 317-01Wood, Kasey (East Carolina Univ.), 166-08Wood, Nathan D. (Univ. of Kentucky), 013, 220-36,

317-03Woods, Sarah (Texas Women's Univ.), 239-04Woolley, Michael E. (Univ. of Maryland-Baltimore),

411-05Wright, Rayshawn (San Francisco State Univ.),

230-02Wroblewski, Amanda (Univ. of Wisconsin-Stevens

Point), 404Wu, Qinglu (Univ. of Hong Kong), 220-45Wu, Qiong (Ohio State Univ.), 161-48, 161-70Wurm, Greg (Brigham Young Univ.), 007-02Wyatt, Patricia (California State Univ.-Long Beach),

161-29Wyman Battalen, Addie (Boston Col.), 314-01,

324-01

XXia, Yan (Univ. of Nebraska), 112, 125-06, 132, 320,

405-22, 407Xie, Xiaolin (Northern Illinois Univ.), 161-76Yafetto, Rodlyn (Syracuse Univ.), 405-37

YYancura, Loriena (UH Manoa), 334-04Yang, Ellen (Univ. of Massachusetts), 130-36Yang, Kyungsun (Seoul National Univ.), 125-02Yarbrough, David (Eastern Kentucky Univ.), 137-05Yaure, Robin (Penn State Univ.), 166-15, 208-02Yazedjian, Ani (Illinois State Univ.), 166-01Yelland, Erin (Kansas-State Univ.), 233-04, 233-06,

334-02Yoo, Jaeoon (Iowa State Univ.), 120-04Yorgason, Jeremy B. (Brigham Young Univ.),

008-02, 242-04, 332-02You, Hyun-Kyung (Humboldt State Univ.), 253You, Soo-Bin (Montclair State Univ.), 324-67,

328-04Young, Jami (Rutgers Univ.), 130-38Young, Jennifer (Univ. of Maryland), 314-04Young, Savannah (Point Forward), 156-03, 232-01Youngberg, Spencer (Florida State Univ.), 405-46Yousefian Tehrani, Flor (Alliant International Univ.),

405-82

ZZahn-Waxler, Carolyn (Univ. of Wisconsin), 220-68Zaloudek, Julie (Minnesota State Univ. -

Moorhead), 014Zamir, Osnat (Univ. of Minnesota - Twin Cities),

220-12, 220-21Zarit, Steven H. (Pennsylvania State Univ.), 148-02,

405-89Zautra, Eva (Social Intelligence Inst.), 233-03Zehnacker, Geoffrey (North Dakota State Univ.),

137-03, 220-08, 324-30Zhang, Dong (Iowa State Univ.), 220-64, 240-06Zhang, Jing (The Ohio State Univ.), 161-13Zhang, Jingchen (Univ. of Minnesota), 220-16Zhang, Na (Univ. of Minnesota - Twin Cities),

220-21Zhang, Qinwei Veronica (Univ. of Nebraska-

Lincoln), 405-22Zhou, Nan (Beijing Normal Univ.), 333-02, 333-05Zhu, Meihua (East China Univ. of Science and

Technology), 153-04Zorotovich, Jennifer (Georgia Southern Univ.),

324-80Zurek, Alex (Univ. of Nebraska-Lincoln), 413-02Zusky, Margaret (Wiley Publishers), 216Zvara, Bharathi (The Univ. of North Carolina at

Chapel Hill), 220-57, 347, 402Zvonkovic, Anisa (Virginia Tech), 130-64, 337

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