Youth-Nex Job Market Candidates
Learn more about the current candidates on the job market! These candidates are in alphabetical order by last name.
Youth-Nex was founded in 2009 to expand and apply the science of positive youth development to address fundamental challenges facing societies around the world. Through science and community partnerships, Youth-Nex enhances the strengths of children and adolescents and prevents developmental risk. Our vision is that our nation’s youth - a rich, often untapped resource - may flourish.
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Summer Braun
See more about Summer BraunResearch Interests: Child Well-Being, Teacher Well-Being, Social and Emotional Learning Programs, Mindfulness-Based Interventions, Prevention Science, Social and Emotional Competencies
Faculty Advisor: Catherine Bradshaw -
Daniel Camacho
See more about Daniel CamachoResearch Interests: Teacher Wellness, Teacher Stress and Coping, Social-Emotional and Psychological Experiences of Teachers, Urban Teachers, School-Based Supports, Teacher-Student Interactional Equality
Faculty Advisor(s): Catherine Bradshaw and Elise Pas (postdoctoral advisors) -
Chelsea A.K. Duran
See more about Chelsea DuranResearch Interests: Social and Emotional Development, Self-Regulation and Behavior, Adult Stress and Well-being, Teacher Classroom Practices, Student Engagement, Racial/Ethnic Minority Status, Socioeconomic Status
Faculty Advisor(s): Catherine Bradshaw (postdoctoral mentor) and David Grissmer (doctoral advisor) -
Haley E. Johnson
See more about Haley JohnsonResearch Interests: Adolescence, Peers, Youth-Adult Relationships, Diversity, Qualitative Methods, Social Network Analysis
Faculty Advisor: Joanna Lee Williams -
Andrea Negrete
See more about Andrea NegreteResearch Interests: Adolescent Development, Youth Resistance to Systems of Oppression, Race and Immigration
Faculty Advisor: Noelle Hurd -
Latisha Ross
See more about Latisha RossResearch Interests: Black Parents and Youth, Parenting, Academic and Racial Socialization, Engagement and Motivation, Youth Development Within School and Community Contexts
Faculty Advisor: Nancy Deutsch