The National Council of Family Relations, the primary professional organization for the family science discipline, is holding its annual conference on November 16-19 in Orlando, FL.
The following faculty and graduate students from the Department of Family Sciences will be presenting their work at the conference:
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Kristyn Blackburn, Laura Compton, Ron Werner-Wilson, Trent Parker, & Nate Wood
PTSD, attachment, and IPV in a military sample: A preliminary analysis.
Laura Compton
Preparing for military deployment: The benefits of secure attachment.
Martie Gillen & Claudia Heath
Women's social security retirement expectations compared to elections.
Jason Hans
First comes death, then comes . . . babies? Posthumous harvesting of a spouse's gametes.
Nicole Huff & Ron Werner-Wilson
Adolescent attachment: Exploring electrical brain activity and family interaction.
Erin Powell
Sexuality in aging adults from a biosocial perspective: A literature review.
Nicole Stork-Hestad, Ron Werner-Wilson, & Jason Hans
Non-marital, romantic dissolution.
Ron Werner-Wilson, Joann Lianekhammy, Laura Compton, Nate Wood, Trent Parker, Claire Kimberly, Martha Perry, Kristyn Blackburn, Lauren Smith, Katie Terrana, Melissa Dalton, & Jillian Pucket
A pilot study comparing influence of deployment on military families.
PAPER PRESENTATIONS
Jason Hans
Attitudes toward conception using a deceased spouse's cryopreserved gametes.
Reproducing with a persistent vegetative state (PVS) spouse.
Ryan Fewins-Bliss & Martha Perry
Couples use of technology for communication: Functions and future directions.
Martha Perry & Ron Werner-Wilson
Couples use of computer-mediated communication for problem-solving.
Ahlishia Shipley
Lessons learned: Intimate relationship socialization among black collegiate women.