Please join us as the Center for Health and Behavior Spring Seminar Series continues this Friday. Our speaker will be Rachel Razza, Ph.D., assistant professor with the Department of Child and Family Studies in the College of Human Ecology at Syracuse University.
Razza’s presentation is entitled: “Associations Among the Family Environment, Self-Regulation, and School Success Across the Early Childhood Years.” The talk will take place from noon-1 p.m. in the Peter Graham Scholarly Commons, located on the first
floor of Bird Library.
The series is free and open to students, staff, faculty and community partners. The Seminar Series is a part of the center’s efforts to promote health and behavior research on campus and to strengthen collaborations both on campus and within the community.
Website: http://www.chb.syr.edu
Contact Person: Rebecca Bostwick, deputy director
315-443-4629
rabostwi@syr.edu
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