Faculty

Research

The list below is of research projects at the School of Social Service Administration identifying the principal investigator, the funding source, and the project title.

Beth Angell University of Virginia/John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
Assessing the Prevalence of Mandated Community Treatment
University of Illinois, Chicago/National Institute of Mental Health
Police, Procedural Justice, and Persons with Mental Illness 
Yoonsun Choi National Institute of Mental Health
Risk Factors for Problem Behaviors of Asian American Youth
Sarah Gehlert National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
Center for Interdisciplinary Health Disparity Research
Neil Guterman

Centers for Disease Control
Fathers and Risk for Physical Child Maltreatment: Prevention Pathways 

  Centers for Disease Control
Building Social Support to Enhance Home Visitation 
Julia Henly Russell Sage Foundation
Improving Scheduling in Entry-Level Retail Jobs: A Workplace-Based Experiment
Susan Lambert

Ford Foundation
The Scheduling Intervention Study: Readying Workplaces to Distribute Social Benefits 

Annie E. Casey Foundation 
Developing and Fielding Scheduling Experiment in Region 1 
Jeanne Marsh National Institute on Drug Abuse 
Gender Differences in Treatment Services Effectiveness
Virginia Parks National Science Foundation
Local Labor Market Effects on Immigrant and Black Employment Outcomes
Melissa Roderick Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
The Chicago Post-Secondary Transition Project
William T. Grant Foundation
The Chicago Post-Secondary Transition Project
Spencer Foundation
The Chicago Post-Secondary Transition Project
McDougal Family Foundation
Network for College Success 
Tina Rzepnicki Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
Program Practices Project
Dexter Voisin University of California-San Francisco/National Institute of Mental Health/ National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Predictors of HIV-Related Behaviors Among Urban African-American Youth
National Institutes of Health
Predictors of HIV Risks among Urban Youth