On May 11th from 12:00 - 1:00 PM, some of the Behavioral Health & Well-Being (BHWell) Lab's researchers will share how their research translates to practice, and vice versa in small group discussions. Join us and ask questions and share your ideas and feedback!
This event is open to the public; students, alumni, community members and partners, staff, and faculty are encouraged to attend. This is a virtual event.
Learn a little bit more about our researchers and their projects:
Dr. Jodi Frey will discuss suicide prevention and her research, PRiSMM (Preventing Suicide in Michigan Men).
Dr. Jay Unick will discuss substance use disorder interventions and his research, IRIS (Innovations in Recovery through Infrastructure Support)
Dr. Christine Callahan will discuss financial assistance and affordable housing and her research, POWER
Dr. Darren Whitfield will discuss HIV prevention services for Black transgender women and his research, Project Transcendence