Principal Investigator: May Yeh

Funding: NIMH (7/99-6/04, $564,018)

This is a mentored career development award to develop skills for research on cross-culturally responsive mental health services for children and adolescents, and specifically, to examine school and parent factors in the service entry pathway that may result in differential racial/ethnic representation in school-based and traditional mental health services. The research plan for this award utilizes the training activities to examine the pathways of youth with emotional/behavioral problems into school-based/mental health services.

Last updated May 18, 2007
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