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Learn about
FACT's grant program and research projects
FACT funded projects for 2005
are:
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Collaborative Effort to Enhance Quality of Parenting Among Latino/a
Families: Learning From the Voices of Latino/a Families
Year Awarded: 2005
Project Leaders: José Rubén Parra Cardona,
MSU Department of Family and Child Ecology; Francisco Villarruel,
University Outreach and Engagement and MSU Department of Family
and Child Ecology; Patricia Briones, Lansing School District; Reniero
Araoz, Lansing School District; Marion Forgatch, Oregon Social Learning
Center; Hiram Fitzgerald, University Outreach and Engagement; James
Anthony, MSU Department of Epidemiology; Carlos Rios, MSU Department
of Epidemiology; Patricia Obando, MSU Department of Epidemiology;
Marsha T. Carolan, Marriage and Family Therapy Program, MSU Department
of Family and Child Ecology; Richard S. Wampler, Marriage and Family
Therapy Program, Texas Tech University; Elizabeth Wieling, Marriage
and Family Therapy Program, University of Minnesota; Melanie M.
Domenech Rodríguez, Department of Psychology, Utah State
University; Rodolfo Arredondo, Southwest Institute for Addictive
Diseases, Texas Tech University; Richard Lower, Michigan Head Start
Association
Bringing
Research Into Practice: Investigating the Benefits of Using Evidence-Based
Approaches With Preschoolers At-Risk for Later Behavioral Problems
Year Awarded: 2005
Project Leaders: John S. Carlson, MSU Department
of Counseling, Educational Psychology and Special Education; Marta
Kermiet, Mental Health Services, Capital Area Community Services
Inc.; Jed Magen, Department of Psychiatry, MSU College of Osteopathic
Medicine; Teresa Spitzer, Capital Area Community Services Inc.;
John R. Taylor, MSU Department of Psychology; Lucy McClintock, Capital
Area Community Services Inc.
Documenting
Progress and Demonstrating Results: Evaluating Bridges to the Future
Year Awarded: 2005
Project Leaders:Christopher Dunbar Jr., MSU
Department of Educational Administration; Jessica V. Barnes, Early
Head Start Expansion and Safe Schools–Healthy Students, MSU;
Alicia M. Marting, United Way of Genesee County; Brad Harnick, 4-H
Youth Development, Genesee County MSU Extension
Fantastic Food Challenge: Increasing Nutrition Literacy Through Interactive Technology
Year Awarded: 2005
Project Leaders:
Kami J. Silk, MSU Department of Communication; John Sherry, MSU
of Communication; Brian Winn, MSU Department of Telecommunication,
Information Studies and Media; Mildred A. Horodynski, MSU College
of Nursing; Margaret A. LaShore, Family Nutrition Program, MSU Extension;
Joyce V. McGarry, Ingham County MSU Extension
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