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A low income should not be a determining factor for student success. But, all too often, children who fall into this category also fall through the educational system’s cracks.  With this in mind, a determined group of faculty members, students, and volunteers from Nova Southeastern University’s Center for Psychological Studies (CPS) are working to help improve academic and socialization outcomes for low-income youth...

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QOL Meeting Presentations, November 10, 2009

Beyond QOL:  Continuation and Expansion of QOL Projects   

• Presented by Angela Yehl, Psy.D.

Connections:  Families and Schools Supporting our Youth, Year 2

• Presented by FY2009 and 2010 award winners:
  Diana Formoso, Ph.D. and Mercedes ter Maat, Ph.D. (Co-Principal Investigators) from the Center for Psychological Studies.
   The study also includes four student co-investigators (Iris Abrams, M.S., Mariel Clark, M.S., Celina Ford, M.S. and Nathaly Ibarra, M.S.) and a faculty co-investigator (Christian DeLucia, Ph.D).
  Community Partners: Broward County Public Schools, Broward Comprehensive School Counseling Project

Aging Out:  A Transitional Pathway from Foster Care to College and Beyond

• Presented by FY 2008 award winners:
  Denise Crammer, Psy.D. (Principal Investigator), Kathy Thomas, Ed.D., and James Pann, Ph.D. from the Fischler School of Education and Human Services.
  This study also includes Ron Cugno, Ed.D., Madeleine Hellman, Ed.D., Sennetta Carter, and Angela Yehl, Psy.D.
  Community Partner:  United Way of Broward County

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