Chalandra M. Bryant, professor and Pauline Boss Faculty Fellow in Ambiguous Loss in the Department of Family Social Science, has been awarded a $15,000 research grant from the Robert J. Jones Urban Research and Outreach-Engagement Center (UROC).
READ STORYDr. Tabitha Grier-Reed, professor, and Miguel Quiñones, graduate student, in the Department of Family Social Science, will present recent published research at the CEHD Scholar Spotlight, a new forum for researchers to present their recent…
READ STORYFamily Social Science faculty and graduate students have been recognized with honors and awards from national associations in the family science, marriage and family therapy and gerontological fields.
READ STORYTai Mendenhall, medical family therapist and associate professor in the Department of Family Social Science, has been honored with the Excellence in Professional/Clinical Practice Award from the Families and Health Section of the National Council on…
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A Family Social Science research team examined the impacts that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on refugee and immigrant families in Minnesota.
READ STORYElder family financial exploitation (EFFE) is a one of the most prevalent types of elder abuse affecting approximately 1 in 15 older adults and their families.
READ STORYJoyce Serido, associate professor and extension specialist in Family Social Science, has been awarded a Mary T. O’Neill mini-grant from the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education (AFCPE).
READ STORYAs the majority of U.S. colleges and universities transitioned to remote learning during March 2020 and subsequently spent the summer planning for an uncertain fall semester, a research team in Family Social Science began planning how they could…
READ STORYFamily Social Science PhD alumna Emily Jordan Jensen steps into her dream job this fall as a resident faculty member in the College of Continuing and Professional Studies (CCAPS) at the U of M.
READ STORYArmeda Stevenson Wojciak will join the University of Minnesota in August to lead the nationally accredited Couple and Family Therapy program – a doctoral degree in the Department of Family Social Science.
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