Our first speaker, Dr. Holly Hatton-Bowers, is scheduled for Wednesday, November 16th at 4pm in the Wilson Room. Dr. Hatton-Bowers (UNL-Department of Child, Youth and Family Studies) is a department-based extension specialist/assistant professor with a specialization in infants and toddlers.
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CCFL has a new Executive Committee (EC) and an Online Task Force! Continue reading…
What's going on?!
This week, we will learn about the Ice Breaker Meetings for Children in Foster Care project. Thank you, Kelli Hauptman and Jennie Cole-Mossman, for answering the following questions about the Ice Breaker Meetings for Children in Foster Care project. Continue reading…
Name: Kate Hazen
Where do you hail from?
I grew up in Southampton, Massachusetts, a small town of 5,000 in western Massachusetts near Springfield. I went to Endicott College in Beverly, Massachusetts, about 20 miles north of Boston. Continue reading…
Congratulations to Jeff and his team for being selected to serve as part of an effort to end chronic homelessness in Lincoln, NE. Housing, behavioral health treatment, and peer and employment supports will be offered to those experiencing chronic homelessness and serious behavioral health disorders. Continue reading…
What constitutes human subjects research for the purposes of the IRB? Continue reading…
Jennie Cole-Mossman will present on The Impact of Trauma on Attachment and the Developing Child on Monday, November 14th from 12-1pm. This session will explore how trauma impacts attachment formation in children, and why this is important when dealing with children who have experienced trauma. Continue reading…