Family/Youth Development
Youth development and family relations are critical to the future society of New Mexico. New Mexico Agricultural Experiment Station researchers are working to understand the various aspects of parenting, family relations, and youth functioning.
| Title | Principal Investigator | Funding Source |
|---|---|---|
| Information on USDA-funded projects may be found by using the assisted search option on the USDA Current Research Information System (CRIS). | ||
| Assessment of Family and Consumer Sciences Teachers in New Mexico | Sharon Bartley | Federal (Hatch) and State Appropriations |
| The Changing Landscape of Women in America: Understanding Work, Family, and Personal Issues | Robert DelCampo | Federal (Hatch) and State Appropriations |
| The Impact of Parenting Education on At-Risk Families in New Mexico | Esther Devall | Federal (Hatch) and State Appropriations |
| Determining the Science, Agriculture, Natural Resource and Youth Leadership Development Outcomes for Participants in the memorial Middle School | Thomas Dormody, Peter Skelton | Federal (Hatch) and State Appropriations |
| Parent-Adolescent Relations and Adolescent Functioning: An Examination of Internalized and Externalized Behaviors by Cultural Orientation | Uma Krishnan | Federal (Hatch) and State Appropriations |
| Equine Assisted Psychotherapy | Marcel Montañez | Federal (Hatch) and State Appropriations |
| The Land Grant Mission Increasing Understanding and Strengthening Delivery through Expanding Audiences, Maximizing Resources and Assessing Impacts | Brenda Seevers | Federal (Hatch) and State Appropriations |