Education: PhD, Brandeis University, 1991
Research Interests:Â Prevention Research; Life-Span Development; Intergenerational Mechanisms; Gene-Environment Interplay; Substance Abuse; Crime and Delinquency; Research Methods
My work over the last thirty years has focused on understanding two questions: What are optimal family, peer, school and community environments that encourage healthy youth and adult development? And, how do we work with communities to make this happen? Increasingly, I have worked to develop and evaluate preventive interventions to improve youth and adult development. Â
Although I am currently not accepting graduate students as their graduate chair, I am more than happy to join as a committee member or in some other mentored relationship.