INSPIRE
Penn State Prevention Research Center and Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Penn State
The aim of this project is to determine the feasibility and specific value of an Integrated Data System that will provide relevant actionable information (academic, social/
emotional skills, and attendance) to school personnel so they can manage limited resources optimally.
INSPIRE is a web-based tool that is designed to help schools with the process of administering, evaluating and sustaining evidenced-based interventions and practices at a high level of quality. It provides a system for school districts to apply a public health approach to the provision of student support services by improving the real-time use of information collected in schools, research centers, and other entities. The INSPIRE system is designed to support the early identification and monitoring of students potentially requiring more targeted interventions. It also allows for the monitoring implementation of interventions such as PATHS to PAX.
Investigators
- Celene Domitrovich
- Assistant Director, Penn State Prevention Research Center
- cxd130@psu.edu
- Kitt Camplese
- Project Associate, Penn State Center for Child/Adult Development
- ktc130@psu.edu
- Vittal Prabhu
- Associate Professor
- of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Penn State
- prabhu@engr.psu.edu
- Vamsi Salaka
- Graduate Assistant, Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Penn State
- vvs104@psu.edu