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Ai Bo

Assistant Professor, Social Work Department
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

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Ai Bo

Assistant Professor, Social Work Department
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

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Ai Bo is an assistant professor in the Social Work Department at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Dr. Bo’s current research focuses on three interrelated areas of intervention research: advancing intervention theories for understanding structural and behavioral determinants of youth substance use and mental health problems; evaluating and synthesizing intervention effects and mechanisms of substance use prevention programs; and enhancing clinical trial design and evaluation methods.

Dr. Bo is a recipient of the GADE 2019 student award for social work research and has published her work in top-tier interdisciplinary journals. Over the years, she has developed strong applied methodological and statistical skills with expertise in meta-analysis and structural equation modeling.

Professional Interests

  • Social determinants of health
  • Evidence-based practices for behavioral and mental health problems
  • Adolescent development and substance use prevention
  • Adolescent alcohol use decision making

"I am committed to advancing adolescent health and positive development to support lifelong well-being through innovative prevention efforts."

- Ai Bo

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