Farewell, C.V., Powers, J., & Puma, J. (2020). Safety and Health Innovation in Preschools (SHIP): A Total Worker Health Approach. Journal of Environmental and Occupational Medicine, 62(5), 192-199.

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Powers, J., Farewell, C.V., Maiurro, E., & Puma, J. (2019). The Impact of a Workplace Wellness Program on Provider Health in Early Childhood Education Settings. Workplace Health and Safety, 68(2), 65-72.

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Fasogbon, S. A., Nnorom, S. C., Fasogbon, L. O., Adebayo, A. O., Omisakin, I. A., Ogunjimi, T. S., Okoro, G. O., Adediwura, D. E., & Anya, K. K. (2020). COVID-19: The role of welfare and safety of health workers in combating the outbreak. African Journal of Biology and Medical Research, 3(2), 60-65.

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Roncoroni, J., Wu Whitaker, S., & Wippold, G. (2020). Sociodemographic and health correlates of sleep in U.S. Hispanic older adults. Sleep Medicine, 68, 213-217.

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Dong, Y. & Dumas, D. (2020). Are personality measures valid for different populations? A systematic review of measurement invariance across cultures, gender, and age. Personality and Individual Differences, 160, 1-23.

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Clements, D. H., Dumas, D., Dong, Y., Banse, H. W., Sarama, J., & Day-Hess, C. A. (2019). Strategy Diversity in Early Mathematics Classrooms. Contemporary Educational Psychology, 60, 1-12.

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Dong, Y., Fan, W., Cheung, F.M., & Li, M. (in press). Development of a short form of the CPAI-A (Form B) with Rasch Analyses. Journal of Applied Measurement, 21(4).

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Dumas, D. & Dong, Y. (2019). Development and calibration of the student opportunities for deeper learning instrument. Psychology in the Schools, 56(9), 1381–1412.

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Dumas, D. & Dong, Y. (in press). Relational reasoning and thinking: Theory, measurement, and empirical findings. In T. L. Good & M. McCaslin (Eds.), Educational Psychology Section; D. Fisher (Ed.), Routledge Encyclopedia of Education (Online). Taylor & Francis: New York.

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Dumas, D., & Dong, Y. (in press). Focusing the relational lens on critical thinking: How can relational reasoning support critical and analytic thinking? In D. Fasko & F. Fair (Eds.) Critical Thinking and Reasoning: Current Research, Theories, and Practice. New York, NY: Hampton Press.

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Shtivelband, A., Spahr, K., Jakubowski, R., LaConte, K. & Holland, A. (2019) Exploring “STEM-Readiness” in Public Libraries. Journal of Library Administration, 59(8), 854-872.

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Alfonzo, P. & Foust, C. (2019). Campus activism in the digital age: A communicative ecology of #Concernedstudent1950. Journal of Contemporary Rhetoric, 9(3/4), 87-111. 

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Alfonzo, P. (2019). Mastering mobile through social media: Creating engaging content on Instagram and Snapchat. Library Technology Reports, 55(2).

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Chan, K., Leake, R., Grenier, A., Reed, D., & Rienks, S. (2019). Developing adaptive change leaders in child welfare. Journal of Public Child Welfare, 14(1), 139-160. 

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Grenier, A. & Rienks, S. (2019). The views of many: 360° feedback for child welfare leadership development. Journal of Public Child Welfare, 14(1), 101-121.

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Dumas, D. G., & Strickland, A. L. (2018). From Book to Bludgeon: A Closer Look at Unsolicited Malevolent Responses on The Alternate Uses Task. Creativity Research Journal, 30(4), 439-450.

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Williams, C. K., Strickland, A. L., Riggs, N. R., Dyett, A. R., Gibson, Z. R., & Pulskamp, A. D. (2018). Colorado healthy schools smart source: testing the association between collaboration with community mental health centers and tier 2 implementation. School Mental Health, 10(2), 163-172.

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Strueby, S. (2020, January). Racial Discrimination and Intent to Stay in the Child Welfare Workforce: A Case Study. Presentation presented at the Society for Social Work Research, Washington D.C.

Ma, L., & Cong, M. (2020). Examining and Validating PATHS Model and Evaluation Tool by East-Asian Preschoolers. Poster accepted by the Annual Conference of American Educational Research Association, San Francisco, CA.

Ma, L., & Green, K. (2019). Missing Data and Bias in Population Parameter Estimation. Poster presented at the Annual Conference of Northern Rocky Mountain Educational Research Association, Denver, CO.  

Roncoroni, J., & Wu Whitaker, S. (2019, April). Health correlates of sleep in U.S. Hispanic older adults. National Latinx Psychological Association Annual Conference 2019, Miami, FL.

Word, M., Cornish, M. A., Coleman, K., & Grey, C. (2019, August). Understanding lay definitions of self-forgiveness. Poster presented at the American Psychological Association Convention, Chicago, IL.

Schultz Patel, M. (2019, November). “A Practical Application of Contribution Analysis: Lessons Learned.” American Evaluation Association Conference, Multipaper Session, Minneapolis, MN. 

Schultz Patel, M. (2019, November) Evaluation Methods: Trends over Time and Practitioner Rationale. American Evaluation Association Conference, Multipaper Session, Minneapolis, MN. 

Strueby, S. (2019, November). The Impact of Racial Discrimination on Intent to Stay in the Child Welfare Workforce. Presentation presented at the American Evaluation Association Conference, Minneapolis, MN.

January 10, 2020: Jesse Cooper (RMS MA student) recently accepted a position at Douglas County School District as a Performance Analyst. In her new role she is analyzing assessment data and applying it in an evaluative lens to help inform school improvements. She writes, “I am very excited to be in this role and have already utilized much of my coursework to guide my practice!”

March 15, 2020: Sid Maan (RMS Ph.D. student) has received an offer to serve as an intern for Johnson and Johnson this summer. In this role he will be doing multivariate benchmarking for a few of Janssen’s products and processes and then establishing multivariate control limits and other quality control type statistical tools for detecting special cause variation. He will also generate a guidance document that will instruct users how to use the tools he has created to evaluate future batches. Sid writes, “I am very excited to accept this role and have already utilized much of my coursework, particularly in ANOVA and Multivariate, to crack the interview and hopefully my coursework will guide me through the internship!”

June 10, 2020: Sarah Mann (RMS MA student) has accepted a position with Rocky Mountain Human Services as their Quality Improvement Specialist. She will begin work on June 12, 2020.

• Ciera Beers (MLIS student) received the Colorado Department of Education State Grant for Libraries for Westminster Public Schools ad Westminster academy for International Studies.
• Karen Butler-Clary’s paper, “Archival Description and Access Points: Limitations of the Library of Congress and the Problem of Publication” was selected as one of the three winning papers at the Research Paper Competition at the Mountain Plains Museums Association (MPMA) Conference. Karen presented her paper at the MPMA Conference in Denver on October 18, 2017.
• Micah Saxton  (MLIS student) received Student Research Award from the SIG AH and SIG VIS of the Association for Information Science and Technology (ASIS&T) for his paper “Classifying Documents with a Topic Model.”
• Katrina Vandeven (MLIS student) received the Top Research Award from the DU Research and Performance Summit in 2017.  

Bongiovanni, E., Carey, F., Gari, E., Maxson, B. K., Moreno, P., Roseland, C., Van Hoye, A. (2018, July). Navigating Instruction Identities as New Librarians & Adventuring into Advocacy. Accepted presentation for Library Instruction West, Grand Junction, CO.

Mountain Plains Museums Association (MPMA), Denver, CO

Butler-Clary, K. (2017, October). Primary sources in public programming. Panel Presentation at the Mountain Plains Museums Association (MPMA) Conference, Denver, CO.

Personal Digital Archiving, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA.

Vandeven, K. (2017, March). Women’s march on Washington archives project. Poster session presented at the Annual Meeting Personal Digital Archiving, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA.

Vandeven, K. (2017, March). Whose history?. Presentation at the Annual Meeting Personal Digital Archiving, Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA.

Annual Meeting Society of American Archivists, Portland, OR.

Vandeven, K., Russell, D. (2017, July). Women’s march on Washington archives project: The imperative of the amateur. Presentation at the Congressional Papers Section meeting, Annual Meeting of the Society of American Archivists, Portland, OR.

Vandeven, K. Russell, D. (2017, July). Women’s march on Washington archives project. Presentation at Women in Archives Section meeting, Annual Meeting of the Society of American Archivists, Portland, OR.

Vandeven, K. (2017, July). Coordinating the women’s march on Washington archives project oral history collection. Presentation at Oral History Section meeting, Annual Meeting of the Society of American Archivists, Portland, OR.

Vandeven, K. (2017, July). Women’s march on Washington archives project. Poster session presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society of American Archivists, Portland, OR.

Society of Rocky Mountain Archivists, Denver, CO.

Vandeven, K. (2017, March). Coordinating the women’s march on Washington archives project oral history collection. Presentation at the Spring Meeting Society of Rocky Mountain Archivists, Denver, CO.

DU Research and Performance Summit, University of Denver

Vandeven, K. (2017, April). Guerrilla archiving grassroots activism. Research Presentation at the annual DU Research and Performance Summit, University of Denver, Denver, CO.