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CENTER FOR CHILDREN, RELATIONSHIPS, AND CULTURE
COLLOQUIUM SERIES SCHEDULE: FALL 2011

Wednesdays 11:45 to 2:15
2119 Benjamin Building
University of Maryland, College Park

August 31 Organizational Meeting for EDHD 629
September 7 Manuela Verissimo, Institute of Applied Psychology (ISPA), Lisbon, Portugal
The nature of attachment relations and their implications for social development
September 14 Professional Development: IRB, Joseph Smith, UMD (*)
Human research protections: Historical, ethical and regulatory perspectives
September 21 Eva Pomerantz, Dept. of Psychology, University of Illinois (*)
Connectedness to parents during in adolescence in the United States and China
September 28 Daphne Hernandez, Dept. of Human Development and Family Studies, Penn State U.
Food hardships and toddler and adolescent development
October 5 Natasha Cabrera, HDQM, UMD
Contributions of parenting, socioeconomic status, and nativity to Latino children’s school readiness
October 12 Julie Bowker, Dept. of Psychology, University of Buffalo
Peer relations during early adolescence: the consideration of new forms, temporal changes, and peers as risk and protective factors
October 19 Melanie Killen, HDQM, UMD
Morality, theory of mind, and intentionality
October 26 Professional Development (*)
What's next? Alternative career trajectories with Y. Park (NIH/NICHD), K. Dwyer (ACF), F. Winters (EDHD/Norwood School), and C. Spera (ICFI)
November 2 Xinyin Chen, Graduate School of Education, University of Pennsylvania
Social functioning and adjustment in Chinese and North American children: a contextual-developmental perspective
November 9 Clancy Blair, Dept. of Applied Psychology, NYU
Self-regulation development in early childhood: experiential canalization of brain and behavior
November 16 Gregory Hancock, HDQM, UMD 
Reframing and extending traditional social science statistics using a likelihood / information paradigm: The illustrative case of analysis of variance 
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November 30 Catherine Ayoub, Harvard Medical School/ Brazelton Touchpoints Institute
Mechanisms of Early Head Start programming on parent and family characteristics, parent-child interaction, and child outcomes
December 7 Katherine Kinzler, Dept. of Psychology, University of Chicago
The development of language as a social category
Funding for the colloquium series derives from NICHD; the Graduate School of the University of Maryland; and the UMCP Developmental Science Field Committee.

(*)Sessions co-sponsored by Ed. Psychology.
Dr. Ken Rubin (krubin@umd.edu) and Dr. Natasha Cabrera (ncabrera@umd.edu) are the faculty coordinators and Daniela Aldoney (daldoney@umd.edu ) is the graduate student coordinator of the Center Seminar, fall 2011.   Please send requests for meetings with the speakers to daldoney@umd.edu.

            





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