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If you are attending the upcoming 2010 Society for Prevention Research (SPR)

meeting, we invite you to support our ACE colleagues and partners at the following presentations.

18^th Society for Prevention Research Annual Meeting

June 1 – 4, 2010

Grand Hyatt Denver Downtown

Denver, CO

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

10:15 am – 11:45AM ECPN SYMPOSIUM I (Mt. Elbert (Atrium Tower/2nd Floor)

An Often Untold Story: Options for Prevention-Oriented PhDs Outside of Academe

Chair: Ty Ridenour, PhD, University of Pittsburgh
Speakers: Elvira Elek; William Hansen; Stan Paprocki; Andra L. Teten; David Wyrick.

1:15PM – 2:45PM Organized Paper Symposium (Grand Hyatt/3^rd Floor)

Preventing Behavior Problems and Promoting a Positive School Climate Through

School-Wide Positive Behavior Support

Chair: Catherine Bradshaw

Discussant: Anthony Biglan

· Preventing Behavior Problems and Promoting a Positive School Climate through

School-wide Positive behavior Support- C. P. Bradshaw; A. Biglan

· Using Findings from Randomized Trials To Inform the Integration of School-wide PBS

with Social-\Emotional Learning C. P. Bradshaw; P. J. Leaf; C. Domitrovich; D.

Embry; W. Reinke; K. Herman; N. Ialongo

· A Randomized Trial of School-wide PBS in Middle Schools: Preliminary Findings on

Intervention Fidelity J. R. Sprague; J. C. Rusby; A. Biglan

· Combining Positive Behavioral Support and Social Emotional Learning to

Improve Student outcomes and Enhance School Climate S. Low; B. Smith

1:15PM – 2:45PM Organized Paper Symposium Mt. Elbert (Atrium Tower/2^nd Floor)

Parent-Focused Effectiveness Trials: Understanding Heterogeneity in Effects

Chair: Pamela Morris

Discussant: David Olds

· Parent-Focused Effectiveness Trials: Understanding Heterogeneity in Effects P.

Morris; D. Olds; K. Powers

• Effects on Youth Mental Health of a Program Targeting Parental Depression:

Testing gene-environment interactions in a randomized experiment P. Morris; C.

Willner; X. A. Portilla

· Promoting Parenting Practices and Preventing Aggression among Black Pre-K Students

in Elementary Schools in Underserved Communities L. M. Brotman; S. Dawson-

McClure; E. J. Calzada; D. Kamboukos; K. Huang; F. Acra

· Intervention Effects on Social Support in Family Groups M. Schoeny; W. Chan; D.

Henry; D. Gorman-Smith; P. H. Tolan; D. Hall; A. Vivola

3:00PM – 4:30PM Grouped Individual Papers Mt. Evans A (Atrium Tower/2^nd Floor)

Risk and Protective Factors for Substance Use Among Minority Youth and

Implications for Interventions

Chair: Sarah DeGue

· The American Indian Alcohol and Drug Survey: A Review of 35 Years of Research K.

A. Miller; S. Harness; F. Beauvais

· School matters! Academics and alcohol, cigarette and marijuana use among a national

sample of Hispanic adolescents E. Vaughan; L. Kratz; J. d'Argent

· Depression and conduct problems mediate the protective relationship of parental

support on black adolescents’ alcohol use J. Maslowsky; J. Schulenberg; L. Chiodo; J.

Hannigan; M. Greenwald; J. Janisse; R. Sokol; V. Delaney-Black

4:45PM - 5:30PM 2010 ECPN Early Career Award Catherine Bradshaw

5:45PM – 7:45PM Poster Session I Imperial Ballroom (Grand Hyatt/2nd Floor)

· Influence and Process of Perceived School Multiculturalism in Relation to Youth

Delinquency and Depression S. Johansen; T. Le

· Examining the link between school climate and forms of aggression: A latent class

approach T. E. Waasdorp; C. P. Bradshaw

· Links Between Characteristics of the School Environment and Levels of Depression and

Suicidality in Adolescents E. C. Dunn; J. G. Green; R. M. Johnson

· The Influence of School Variables on the Developmental Trajectories of Delinquency

for Asian, African American, Hispanic, and White Youth T. Le; G. Stockdale

· An Evaluation of the Application of the Articulated Thoughts in Simulated Situations

Paradigm to Urban African American Adolescents K. L. Pugh; A. F. Bettencourt; D. K.

Titchner; K. R. Mehari; A. D. Farrell

· Development and Evaluation of a Measure of Social Problem Solving Skills for Urban

Adolescents D. K. Titchner; K. L. Pugh; K. R. Mehari; A. D. Farrell

· Emotional intelligence as a moderator to the relation between community violence

exposure and alcohol and other drug use in an urban adolescent sample O. I. Kaynak;

S. J. Lepore; W. Kliewer

· “What Would Make You Fight:” A Measure of Motivation for Aggression D. Henry;

W. Chan

· Effects of the SAFEChildren Intervention on Developmental Trajectories of Attention

Problems P. J. Fowler; D. B. Henry; P. H. Tolan; D. Gorman-Smith; M. Schoeny

· Evaluation of the FAIR Program: Teaching Diversity Awareness and Social Justice to

At-Risk Youth C. M. Helfrich; L. Weiler; F. Palermo; T. Le; T. Zimmerman

Thursday, June 3, 2010

10:15AM – 11:45AM Organized Paper Symposium Mt. Evans B (Atrium Tower/2^nd Floor)

Using Observation methodology to Understand Teacher-Child Interactions:

Transactional Processes and Implications for Prevention

Chair: Greta Massetti

Discussant: Tamara Haegerich

· Using Observation Methodology to Understand Teacher-Child Interactions:

Transactional Processes and Implications for Prevention G. M. Massetti;

T. Haegerich

· Teacher behavioral classroom management strategies and disruptive behavior

in the classroom: An observation study of elementary classrooms G. M.

Massetti; W. E. Pelham; D. A. Waschbusch; J. Yu

10:15AM – 11:45AM Grouped Individual Papers Mt. Oxford (Grand Hyatt/3^rd Floor)

Considering risk/protective and sociodemographic fators in designing,

implementing, and evaluating evidence-based violence

Chair: Jeff Temple

· Model Program approaches to Youth Violence: Ethnic, Cultural, and Regional

Considerations for Program Implementation and Evaluation J. Dela Cruz

Discussants: Aria Crump, Lauren Supplee, Chris Gordon, Tamara Haegerich, Belinda

4:00PM - 5:30PM Organized Paper Symposium Mt. Elbert (Atrium Tower/2nd Floor)

The Social Context of Bullying and Peer Victimization: Implications for Prevention and Early Intervention

Chair: Catherine Bradshaw

Discussant: Michael Furlong

· The Social Context of Bullying and Peer Victimization: Implications for Prevention

and Early Intervention C. P. Bradshaw; R. M. Johnson; M. Holt

· A Multilevel Perspective on Peer Victimization: Discrepancies among Youth, Teacher,

and Parent Views T. E. Waasdorp; C. P. Bradshaw; L. O'Brennan

· The School Context of Adolescent Bullying E. C. Dunn; J. G. Green; R. M. Johnson;

B. Molnar; J. Weinberg

· The Effect of Caregiver Support and Peer Victimization on Depressive Symptomatology

among Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual (LGB) Youth R. M. Johnson; J. G. Green;

E. C. Dunn; J. Kidd; J. Weinberg

5:45PM – 7:45PM Poster Session II Imperial Ballroom (Grand Hyatt/2^nd Floor)

· Father and Mother Relationship and Father Involvement K. Bromann; M. Schoeny; D.

Gorman-Smith; D. Henry; P. H. Tolan

· With Whom Do Youth Fight?: Results from the Boston Youth Survey 2008 R. M.

Johnson; M. Vriniotis; D. Azrael; B. Molnar; E. Rothman; D. Hemenway

· Are office discipline referrals a valid measure of student behavior problems?

E. T. Pas; M. M. Mitchell; C. P. Bradshaw

· Promoting teacher efficacy and preventing burnout: A multi-level examination

of school and teacher predictors E. T. Pas; C. P. Bradshaw; P. A. Hershfeldt;

P. J. Leaf

· Effects of Implementation Characteristics on Targeted Parenting Outcomes

of a Selective Prevention Effort for Middle School Students D. Henry; P. H. Tolan;

A. B. Dymnicki

Friday, June 4, 2010

8:30AM – 10:00AM Organized Paper Symposium Maroon Peak (grand Hyatt/2^nd Floor)

A Social-Ecological Approach to Bullying Prevention: The Consideration of

Individual, Peer- and School-Level Factors

Chair: Melissa Holt

Discussant: Jeffery Sprague

· A Social-Ecological Approach to Bullying Prevention: The Consideration of Individual,

Peer-and School-Level Factors D. Espelage; H. Green; S. Swearer; R. Turner;

E. Brown; S. Low; B. Smith; K. Haggerty; M. Holt; J. R. Sprague

1:00PM – 2:30PM Organized Paper Symposium Maroon Peak (Grand Hyatt/2^nd Floor)

Mental Health and Risk for Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration: Findings and Prevention Implications

Chair: Greta Massetti

· Mental Health and Risk for Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration: Findings and

Prevention Implications G. M. Massetti

· Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Conduct Disorder, and Young Adult Intimate

Partner Violence G. M. Massetti; X. Fang; L. Ouyang; S. D. Grosse; J. A. Mercy

· Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Sexual and Non-Sexual Intimate Partner Violence

among Veterans A. L. Teten

1:00PM – 2:30PM Organized Paper Symposium Mt. Evans B (Atrium Tower/2^nd Floor)

Web-based applications to support randomized trials and dissemination of

prevention program: Emerging directions

Chair: Peter Wyman

· Web-based applications to support randomized trials and dissemination of

prevention programs: Emerging directions P. A. Wyman; J. Poduska; C. P.

Bradshaw; I. N. Sandler

· Using Web-based Systems to Inform Data-based Decision-Making in Schools:

An Example of Bullying and Violence Prevention C. P. Bradshaw

2:45PM – 4:15PM Grouped Individual Papers Mt. Oxford (Grand Hyatt/3^rd Floor)

Community-Based participatory Research (CBPR) to ensure high quality and

culturally appropriate implementation

Chair: Cady Berkel

· The Value of Community Partners in Effectiveness Research A. Hausman; S. Leff;

N. Vaughn; N. Thomas; T. Guerra; K. Wilson; M. Freedman; M. Stewart; J. Fein

2:45PM – 4:15PM Organized Paper Symposium Pikes Peak (Atrium Tower/2^nd Floor)

Using Parent Perspectives to Enhance Prevention for Victimized Youths

Chair: Sarah Lindstrom Johnson

Chair: Kimberly Goodman

Discussant: Sharon Lambert

· The Influence of Neighborhood Violence on Parental Messages about Violence S. R.

Lindstrom Johnson; N. M. Finigan; T. L. Cheng; C. P. Bradshaw; D. Haynie

· The Role of Parents in Preventing School Bullying T. E. Waasdorp; C. P. Bradshaw;

J. Duong

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If you are attending the upcoming 2010 Society for Research on Adolescence (SRA) Meeting, we invite you to support your ACE colleagues and partners at the following presentations.

Society for Research on Adolescence

March 11-13, 2010

Philadelphia, PA

Thursday, March 11, 2010

8:15 AM – 9:45 AM

(1-019) Poster Session 1

Franklin Hall

Poster Session

*How Being Mindful can Benefit College Students – Sara K. Fairborn, Christie

L. Lundwall, Nancy Guerra

*Location, Location, Location: THe Influence of Context on Maternal Caregiver and Paternal Coping Suggestions - Nicole Constance, Brian Shields, Wendy Kliewer

10:00 AM – 11:45 AM

(1-027) Do as I Say, Not as I Do: Multi-Method Approaches to Studying Parental Communication About Adolescent Substance Use

Franklin 2

Paper Symposium

Chairs: Wendy Kliewer, Aaron Metzger

*Domain-Specific Parental Communication About Cigarette Smoking: Messages Coded from Observed Parent/Adolescent Interactions - Aaron Metzger, Zujeil Flores, Juliette Price, Lauren S. Wakschlag

*Mother's Communication Strategies and the Onset of Adolescent Alcohol Use - Haske van der Vorst, Elke Koopman, Rutger Engels

*Anti-Alcohol Socialization Among Currently Alcoholic and Recovered Alcoholic Fathers and Its Relation to Adolescent Drinking - Elizabeth D. Handley, Laurie Chassin

*A Grounded Theory Approach to Understanding Parent-Adolescent Communication About Substance Use - Nikola Zaharakis, Wendy Kliewer

12:00 PM – 1:45 PM

(1-039) Effects of Peer Victimization on Biological Functioning and Health

Grand Ballroom Salon A

Paper Symposium

Chair: Jennifer M. Knack

Discussant: Tracy Vaillancourt

*There's More to the Link Between Peer Victimization and Poor Health Than Personality Differences - Lauri A. Jensen-Campbell, Priya Iyer

*Impact of Peer Victimization and Aggression on Alpha Amylase Responses to Stressors in Urban, African American Adolescents - Wendy Kliewer, Ashley Engels Dibble, Terri Norton Sullivan

*Effects of Peer Victimization on HPA Axis Activation and Physical Health Reports - Jennifer M. Knack

12:15 PM – 1:45 PM

(1-054) Poster Session 3

Franklin Hall

Poster Session

*The Relations Between Callousness, Anger Dysregulation, and Physical Aggression in Urban Adolescents - Gabrielle Brost, Wendy Kliewer

Friday, March 12, 2010

8:00 AM – 9:45 AM

(2-009) Aggression and Peer Victimization: Form, Function, and Gender

Independence Ballroom Salon III

Paper Symposium

Chairs: Catherine P. Bradshaw, Tracy Evian Waasdorp

Discussant: Albert D. Farrell

*Examining Gender Differences in the Forms of Peer Victimization: A Application of Item Response Theory - Catherine P. Bradshaw, Katherine Bevans, Tracy Evian Waasdorp, Anne Sawyer

*Examining Adolescents’ Responses to Peer Victimization: A Latent Class Approach - Tracy Evian Waasdorp, Catherine P. Bradshaw

*The Association between Forms of Aggression and Social Status Among Urban Youth – Stephen S. Leff, Tracy Evian Waasdorp, Beth Necowitz Hoffman, Brooke S. Pakewich

(2-017) Poster Session 4

8:15 AM – 9:45 AM

Franklin Hall

Poster Session

*Impact of maternal Depression on Adolescent Aggression: Evaluation of Gender

Differences in Two Underlying Mechanisms of Influence – Kelly Lauren Pugh, Albert D. Farrell

(2-044) Poster Session 6

2:00 PM – 3:30 PM

Franklin Hall

Poster Session

*Developmental Trajectories of Physical & Relational Aggression & Their Relation to Delinquency & Substance Use in Adolescence – Denicia K. Titcher, Albert D. Farrell

Saturday, March 13, 2010

(3-017) Poster Session 7

8:15 AM – 9:45 AM

Franklin Hall

Poster Session

*Individual, Partner, and Peer Factors Influencing Urban Adolescents’ Responses to Problematic Dating Situations – Terri Norton Sullivan, Sarah W. Helms, Saba W. Masho

(3-025) Poster Session 8

12:00 PM – 1:30 PM

Franklin Hall

Poster Session

*Perceptions of Problems Situations Related to Interpersonal and School Contexts Among Middle School Students With Disabilities – Terri Norton Sullivan, Lisa J. Ulmer, Geri M. Lotze, Stephen A. Wright, Albert D. Farrell, Kevin S. Sutherland

*Latent Profile Analysis of Patterns of Adolescent Adjustment – Amie F.E. Bettencourt, Albert D. Farrell, Terri Norton Sullivan

12:00 PM – 1:45 PM

Liberty Ballroom Salon B

Paper Symposium

(3-029) New Trends in Research on Adolescents' Exposure to Violence: Implications for Understanding Adolescents' Psychosocial Adjustment

Chairs: Paul Boxer, Sylvie Mrug

*Violence Exposure Across Multiple Contexts: Prospective Effects on Adjustment in Early Adolescence - Sylvie Mrug, Michael Windle

*Adolescents' Exposure to Violence in Passive and Interactive Media as Well as the "Real World": Effects on Externalizing Behavior - Michele Ybarra, Josephine D. Korchmaros, Kimberly J. Mitchell

*The Impact of Persistent Exposure to Political Violence on Youth Growing Up in Israel and Palestine - Paul Boxer, Eric F. Dubow, L Rowel Huesmann, Simha Frederic Landau, Khalil Shikaki, Jeremy Ginges

*An Expressive Writing Intervention for Youth Exposed to Community Violence and Peer Victimization - Wendy Kliewer, Stephen Lepore

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