College of Education and Human Development

Family Social Science

People

Lindsey Weiler

  • Pronouns: she/her/hers

  • Associate Professor

Advising statement Dr. Weiler's research focuses on developing and testing interventions for children and adolescents. The goal of this research is to identify effective strategies for fostering positive development and healthy functioning.

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Lindsey Weiler, associate professor

Teaching and Learning

FSoS 1201: Human Development in Families: Lifespan
FSoS 4109W: Family Theories
FSoS 4111: Introduction to Family Therapy
FSoS 4155: Parent-child Interactions
FSoS 8001: Conceptual Frameworks in the Family
FSoS 8036: Couple and Family Therapy Research
GCC 3018: What American Dream? Children of the Social Class Divide

Honors & Awards

2024 Marty and Jack Rossmann Faculty Development Award
2023 Outstanding Alumna, College of Health and Human Sciences, Colorado State University 
2019 Community Engagement Scholarship Award, W. K. Kellogg Foundation
2018 Engagement Scholarship Consortium Excellence in Community Partner Community Engagement Award
2018 Rising Star, Women’s Philanthropic Leadership Circle
2018 Excellence in Community Partner Engagement Award, Engagement Scholarship Consortium
2014 Early Career Preventionists Network Travel Award, Society for Prevention Research
2014-2013 Postdoctoral Fellow, National Institute on Mental Health
2013 Outstanding Engagement Award, Colorado State University
2012-2013 Predoctoral Fellow, National Institute on Drug Abuse
2012 New Writer Fellow, Family Process Institute
2012 Innovative Instruction in Service Learning Award, Colorado State University
2012 Engaged Faculty for Service Learning, Colorado Campus Compact
2011 and 2009 AmeriCorps Education Award, UCAN