HDFS Tenured and Tenure Track Faculty
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Distinguished Professor of Family Science and Barbara Knudson Endowed Chair in Family Policy & Research
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310-A Milam Hall 541-737-1077
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Intergenerational relations, family structure, fathering, at risk families, & quantitative methods. |
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Professor |
324 Milam Hall 541-737-2024 |
The effects of psychosocial factors on health, especially in older adults. Other areas include how people cope with stress, the long-term effects of trauma, the interface between physical & Mental health, & the factors that promote optimal aging. |
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Associate Professor; Assistant Dean of Academic Programs |
112 Milam Hall 541-737-5972 |
Family, sexuality, social change, women's issues, human services, & international context. |
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204 Bates Hall 541-737-2035 |
Identifying within-person change & between-person differences in lifespan developmental & aging-related processes; current research focuses on describing & identifying predictors of individual-level change in longitudinal studies on aging, with an emphasis on interrelationships among change and stability in health & cognitive functioning. |
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Professor; Dir. of Program on Gerontology; Dir. of Center on Healthy Aging & Research |
321 Milam Hall 541-737-4336 |
Self processes over the adult lifespan, personality and health, family caregiving in later life, goals, affect, and cognitive representations of self, developmental methodology. |
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Associate Professor |
203 Bates Hall 541-737-9241 |
Exceptional adult development with a special emphasis on transformational change. Developmental theory, psychological assessment, personality disorders, & consciousness studies. |
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Associate Professor |
325-C Milam Hall 541-737-9130 |
Rural families and communities, community effects, family management strategies & child/youth development in risky rural contexts, rural housing, rural schools, poverty & community development. |
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Associate Professor |
323-B Milam Hall 541-737-9225 |
Early social & cognitive development. Current research focuses on the developmental pathways through self-regulation & social competence. |
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Associate Professor |
314-B Milam Hall 541-737-1074 |
End of life issues, family policy, & spirituality and human development. |
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Assistant Professor |
20-C Milam Hall 541-737-1071 |
Rural poverty, community food security, & program evaluation. |
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Associate Professor |
14-B Milam Hall 541-737-8529 |
Early childhood leadership, early childhood transitions, policy development related to children and families. Development of literacy skills in typically & atypically developing young children. |
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Settersten, Jr., Richard (Rick) Professor |
15-A Milam Hall 541-737-8902 |
The life course; social policy; transition to adulthood; age & aging; fatherhood; civic engagement. |
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Associate Professor |
314-A Milam Hall 541-737-1081 |
Family interaction & social development, adolescence, quantitative methods, family conflict & problem solving. |
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Professor, Chair; Joanne Petersen Chair in Gerontology & Family Studies |
Milam Hall 541-737-1083 |
Gender & family relationships, inter- & intra-generational relationships, families in middle & later life. |
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Associate Professor |
202-B Ed Hall 541-737-1080 |
Family & Consumer Sciences teacher education, curriculum development. |
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