2022 Early Hearing Detection & Intervention Virtual Conference

March 13 - 15, 2022

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8/02/2018  |   10:15 AM - 11:45 AM   |  Working with Community Organizations to Maximize Program Impact   |  Wasatch Room

Working with Community Organizations to Maximize Program Impact

This presentation will discuss key strategies for working through existing Cooperative Extension structures to develop, disseminate, and evaluate prevention-based interventions. Examples will be drawn from two evidence-base programs: one designed to prevent Latino immigrant youth substance use, and the other to reduce the effects of parental separation on the minor children of divorcing parent.

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Ronald B. Cox Jr. (), r.cox@okstate.edu;
Dr. Cox, is an Associate Professor of HDFS and the George Kaiser Family Foundation Endowed Chair in Family Resilience at Oklahoma State University. His research focuses on preventing high-risk behaviors among Latino youth and the use community based participatory methods to develop and examine prevention interventions across multiple contexts. He is currently the PI on a NIH funded study examining the efficacy of the ¡Unidos Se Puede! program to prevent substance use among Latino immigrant youth, two USDA/NIFA funded projects examining pathways to academic performance among minority youth, and a statewide dissemination trial of the Extension-based Co-Parenting for Resilience program.


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