The Whole Communities–Whole Health Research Symposium will highlight community-engaged research from across campus and advances from our ongoing longitudinal cohort study on health and wellness in the Del Valle area.
The Whole Communities–Whole Health (WCWH) research grand challenge invites UT-Austin faculty and staff with Principal Investigator (PI) status to compete in a flash funding competition that is part of this year’s research showcase. Participants in this program will have three hours to prepare and submit a grant proposal. The purpose of the flash funding competition is to facilitate interdisciplinary connections and support projects that can advance research and practice in collaboration with WCWH researchers. The competition will be held between 9:00 AM and 12:00 PM on February 7, 2025. Funding announcements will be made at the end of the day’s symposium. Interdisciplinary projects and community partnerships are encouraged to help meet the goals of this program to facilitate new research and community connections. Research proposals that intend to utilize current WCWH data are highly encouraged. Single PI proposals will not be accepted. Research teams will be limited to four Co-PIs/Co-Investigators, and external or community partners are allowed when partnering with a UT PI.
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Pamela Cole, PhD (Penn State)
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Talk Title
Development of Emotion Regulation: Then and Now
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Talk Description
This talk addresses how clinical and developmental psychology have tackled the topics of emotional development, particularly of emotion regulation, over the years. Dr Cole will summarize what has been learned to advance knowledge using more creative and novel approaches. The focus is on emotion regulation is an intraindividual process, studying its development using intraindividual approaches, multiple timescales, and greater ecological validity.
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Biography
Pamela Cole is the Liberal Arts Professor of Psychology and Human Development and Family Studies at Penn State University. She is trained in both clinical and developmental psychology, receiving her MA at the College of William and Mary and her PhD at Penn State University. After graduating with the PhD, Dr Cole was an assistant professor at the University of Houston and then Senior Staff Fellow in the intramural program of the National Institute of Mental Health. Her expertise is in the area of the early childhood of self-regulation, including emotion regulation.
The ballroom is located on the second floor of the building.
We recommend you park in the San Jacinto Parking Garage located at 2400 San Jacinto Blvd, Austin, TX 78705.
Questions? Contact us at WCWH@austin.utexas.edu.
