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Three honored at 2012 Dedman College Celebration
Three outstanding members of the Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences community received awards March 20 during the 2012 Dedman College Celebration. Ernest Jouriles, professor and chair of psychology, was named Dedman Family Distinguished Professor. Jouriles is a noted researcher and expert on children’s … Continue reading
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Tagged alumni news, awards and honors, Dedman College, Dedman College Celebration, Ernest Jouriles, Ernie Jouriles, faculty news, Family Research Center, Hillsman S. Jackson, John F. Harper, Kevin Eaton, President's Scholars, psychology, Renee McDonald, student news
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Research Spotlight: Abusive mothers get better with education, support
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Tagged child abuse, David Rosenfield, Ernest Jouriles, faculty research, family psychology, Family Research Center, family therapy, family violence, Project Support, Renee McDonald
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Research Spotlight: Four professors named 2010 Ford Fellows
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Tagged academic endowments, awards and honors, Brent Sumerlin, Daniel Millimet, Dedman College, Ernest Jouriles, faculty news, faculty research, Ford Research Fellow, Ford Research Fellowship, Gerald J. Ford, Jaime Clark-Soles, Perkins School of Theology, trustees
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Research Spotlight: How children respond to family violence
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Tagged Deborah Corbitt-Shindler, Erica Rosentraub, Ernest Jouriles, faculty research, family psychology, family violence, Laura Minze, Rachel Walker, Renee McDonald, student research
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Tune In: SMU psychology professors on KERA Radio Feb. 24
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Tagged American Psychological Association, audio, Ernest Jouriles, faculty news, family violence, George Holden, KERA, Krys Boyd, Renee McDonald, Think
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