People
Chalandra Bryant
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Professor and Dr. Pauline Boss Professorship in Ambiguous Loss
Dr. Bryant's research focuses on the developmental roots and course of close relationships; the ability to sustain close intimate ties; and how social, familial, economic, and psychosocial factors are linked to marital outcomes.

Honors and Awards
2019 - Best Family Economics Paper of the Year Award, National Council on Family Relations Family Economic Focus Group (Role: Co-Author)
2017 - Research Superstars, University of Georgia
2009 - Diversity Achievement Award, College of Health and Human Development, Pennsylvania State University
2005 - Outstanding Young Professional Award from the Texas Exes Alumni Association
2004 - Reuben Hill Research and Theory Award, National Council on Family Relations (NCFR)
2002 - New Contributions Award, International Association for Relationship Research
Professional associations and membership
2019 - Present - Chair, NCFR Inclusion and Diversity Committee
2017 - Present - Member, NCFR Inclusion and Diversity Committee
Books
Boss, P., Bryant, C.M., Mancini, J.A. (2017). Family Stress Management: A Contextual Approach, Third Edition. Sage Publications.
Bryant, C.M. (2017). Introduction to Family Development. Cognella Publications.
Cramer, B. (2014). Guide to the Allegheny Front Trail, Second Edition. Chalandra Bryant - Photographer. Scott Adams Enterprises.
News & Stories
"FSoS faculty and staff honored with CEHD Awards at Spring Assembly," FSoS News
"FSoS professor honored twice during NCFR," FSoS News
"FSoS professor receives UROC Research Grant," FSoS News
"Ambiguous Loss Scholar joins faculty," FSoS News