Past Events
We have promoted prevention science events for over 20 years. Find all of our past events here.
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December 4, 2024
PRC Seminar: “A Family-based Intervention to Promote Healthy Sleep and Eating in Infants”
Douglas M. Teti, Ph.D.
Distinguished Professor of Human Development and Family Studies; Department Head; Professor of Psychology and Pediatrics
November 13, 2024
Webinar: “Revitalizing Innovation: Insights from our Report on Models for Equitable Entrepreneurship across the U.S.”
Michael Donovan, Associate Director, Evidence-to-Impact Collaborative at Penn State
Jonas Crews, Research Director for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Heartland Forward
November 13, 2024
PRC Seminar: “Supercharge Your Communications by Partnering with the PRC”
Sara P. Brennen, MA, MPS
Communications Director, Edna Bennett Pierce Prevention Research Center
November 6, 2024
PRC Seminar: “The Role of Project Management in Research & How to Best Work with Your Research Project Managers”
Jessica Wolfe Connor, Director of Research Operations for the Evidence-to-Impact Collaborative
October 23, 2024
PRC Seminar: “Are Adolescents Losing their Traditional Cultural Values? The Identity Remix Redux in Globalizing India, 2005 and 2017”
Robert Roeser, Ph.D., Bennett Pierce Professor of Caring and Compassion and Professor, Human Development and Family Studies
October 16, 2024
PRC Seminar: “Artificial Intelligence: Opportunities for Prevention Science”
Jonathan Wright, Ph.D., Data Manager for the Evidence-to-Impact Collaborative
Alex Winters, MS, Systems Design Specialist
October 15, 2024
Lecture: “The World’s Population May Peak in Your Lifetime. What Happens Next?”
Dean Spears, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Economics, University of Texas-Austin
Discussants:
Ashton Verdery, Ph.D., Harry and Elisha Sichi Early Career Professor of Sociology, Demography, and Social Data Analytics at Penn State
Megan Sweeney, Ph.D., Professor of Sociology, UCLA
October 9, 2024
PRC Seminar: “Resilience in Transition: The Journey of Ukrainian Refugees to the United States”
Yaryna Andrushko, Ph.D., Psychologist; Postdoctoral Researcher at Penn State