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Cecily Hardaway

Assistant Professor

University of Maryland, College Park

Affiliations

College of Arts and Humanities

American Studies

College of Behavorial & Social Sciences

Department of African American and Africana Studies

Cecily Hardaway is currently serving as an American Studies Assistant Professor at University of Maryland, College Park.

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University of Maryland, College Park

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adolescent health adolescent psychology mental health criminology family psychology psychology behavioral sciences juvenile delinquency adolescence sociology developmental psychology family relations public health developmental psychopathology child development social impact community violence social psychology poverty family process child psychology youth services family violence community psychology community mental health family dynamics societal influence parental care youth justice minority stress socioemotional adjustment low-income youth protective factors counseling psychology interpersonal violence harm reduction violent behavior early childhood development early childhood behavioral research applied developmental psychology educational assessment community perceptions psychosocial research psychosocial factors adult development family relationships family involvement parent leadership black experience behavioral health child mental health health disparities social isolation educational attainment student success marriage social-emotional wellbeing lifespan development family therapy race relations family diversity sociological research social epidemiology socioeconomic disadvantage low-income children family functioning child psychological correlates physical discipline african american families family resources economic hardship mediating influences adolescent problem drinking african american parenting african american adolescents equal educational opportunities economic disadvantage ethnic studies african american studies social inequality race educational disadvantage academic achievement socioeconomic status racial discrimination disparities disadvantaged background

Notable Scholarly Works

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Beyond Role Strain: Work–Family Sacrifice Among Underrepresented Minority Faculty. Journal of Marriage and the Family (2022)

Ruth Enid ZambranaCecily R. HardawayLeah C. Neubauer

underrepresented minority facultyrole strainsociologyminority stresshuman capitalmarriagesocial scienceswork-family sacrificejournalism

The Role of Cognitive Stimulation in the Home and Maternal Responses to Low Grades in Low-Income African American Adolescents’ Academic Achievement. Journal of Youth and Adolescence (2020)

Cecily R. HardawayEmma M. Sterrett-HongNatacha M. De GennaMarie D. Cornelius

educational attainmentadolescent healtheducational assessmentyouth serviceseducational researchadolescent psychologyafrican american studiesneuropsychologycognitive stimulationmaternal responsesdevelopmental psychologychild developmentstudent successapplied developmental psychologydevelopmental psychopathologyeducational psychologypsychologyacademic achievementadolescencejuvenile delinquencylow gradesbehavioral sciences

African American Parenting. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Vonnie C. McLoydCecily R. HardawayRosanne M. Jocson

family relationshipsfamily relationseducationparental careblack experiencefamily psychologychild developmentfamily involvementfamily medicineafrican american studiesafrican american parentingparent leadership

Individual- and Family-Level Correlates of Socio-Emotional Functioning Among African American Youth From Single-Mother Homes: A Compensatory Resilience Model. Journal of Family Issues (2019)

Emma M. Sterrett-HongCarlye KincaidCecily R. HardawayMonica AdamsMary MacFarlaneDeborah J. Jones

socio-emotional functioningresiliencepovertyadolescent healthsingle-mother homessocial sciencesadolescent psychologyafrican american studiesfamily relationsvulnerabilityfamily psychologydevelopmental psychologycompensatory resilience modelfamily issueslifespan developmentfamily-level correlatessociologyfamily dynamicsafrican american youthwell-beingsocial-emotional wellbeingfamily processfamily therapy

Family Resources as Protective Factors for Low-Income Youth Exposed to Community Violence. Journal of Youth and Adolescence (2016)

Cecily R. HardawayEmma Sterrett-HongCynthia A. LarkbyMarie D. Cornelius

adult developmentadolescencelow-income youthhealth sciencesyouth justiceprotective factorsyouth servicesjuvenile delinquencyfamily resourcesadolescent healthcommunity violencecriminologymental healthpublic healthsocial sciencesadolescent psychologysocial justice

Heterogeneity in Research on African American Boys and Men: Focusing on Resilience, Social Networks, and Community Violence. National symposium on family issues (2016)

Wade C. JacobsenCecily R. Hardaway

social epidemiologyresiliencerace relationscriminologysocial sciencesafrican american studiesanthropologysocial impactfamily relationsfamily psychologycommunity violenceminority stressfamily issuessociological researchsocial science researchafrican american boysracial discriminationfamily violencefamily diversityqualitative research

Socioemotional Adjustment as a Mediator of the Association Between Exposure to Community Violence and Academic Performance in Low-Income Adolescents.. Psychology of Violence (2014)

Cecily R. HardawayCynthia A. LarkbyMarie D. Cornelius

social impactadolescencelow-income adolescentscommunity psychologysocioemotional adjustmentsocial isolationjuvenile delinquencypsychologyadolescent healthsociologycommunity violencecriminologymental healthsocial sciencesadolescent psychologysocial psychologyacademic performance

Economic Hardship and Adolescent Problem Drinking: Family Processes as Mediating Influences. Journal of Youth and Adolescence (2013)

Cecily R. HardawayMarie D. Cornelius

economic hardshipadolescenceadolescent problem drinkingmediating influencesyouth justicedevelopmental psychopathologyjuvenile delinquencyfamily psychologypsychologyadolescent healthdevelopmental psychologycriminologymental healthadolescent psychologysocietal influencepsychiatrybehavioral scienceshealth psychology

Exposure to Violence and Socioemotional Adjustment in Low‐Income Youth: An Examination of Protective Factors. American Journal of Community Psychology (2011)

Cecily R. HardawayVonnie C. McLoydDana Wood

low-income youthharm reductionadolescent healthcriminologyviolent behavioradolescent psychologyinterpersonal violencesocial impactprotective factorscommunity psychologysocioemotional adjustmentmental healthsocial psychologycommunity mental healthcounseling psychologypsychologysociologycommunity perceptionsfamily violencejuvenile delinquencybehavioral sciences

Family Functioning and Externalizing Behaviour Among Low‐Income Children: Self‐Regulation as a Mediator. Infant and Child Development (2011)

Cecily R. HardawayMelvin N. WilsonDaniel S. ShawThomas J. Dishion

family functioningdevelopmental psychopathologyfamily psychologypediatricschild developmentadolescent healthrehabilitationearly childhood developmentdevelopmental psychologymental healthlow-income childrenearly childhoodbehavioral sciences

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Cecily Hardaway

Assistant Professor

University of Maryland, College Park

Affiliations

College of Arts and Humanities

American Studies

College of Behavorial & Social Sciences

Department of African American and Africana Studies

Cecily Hardaway is currently serving as an American Studies Assistant Professor at University of Maryland, College Park.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of Maryland, College Park

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Beyond Role Strain: Work–Family Sacrifice Among Underrepresented Minority Faculty. Journal of Marriage and the Family (2022)

Ruth Enid ZambranaCecily R. HardawayLeah C. Neubauer

underrepresented minority facultyrole strainsociologyminority stresshuman capitalmarriagesocial scienceswork-family sacrificejournalism

The Role of Cognitive Stimulation in the Home and Maternal Responses to Low Grades in Low-Income African American Adolescents’ Academic Achievement. Journal of Youth and Adolescence (2020)

Cecily R. HardawayEmma M. Sterrett-HongNatacha M. De GennaMarie D. Cornelius

African American Parenting. Routledge eBooks (2019)

Vonnie C. McLoydCecily R. HardawayRosanne M. Jocson

Individual- and Family-Level Correlates of Socio-Emotional Functioning Among African American Youth From Single-Mother Homes: A Compensatory Resilience Model. Journal of Family Issues (2019)

Emma M. Sterrett-HongCarlye KincaidCecily R. HardawayMonica AdamsMary MacFarlaneDeborah J. Jones

Family Resources as Protective Factors for Low-Income Youth Exposed to Community Violence. Journal of Youth and Adolescence (2016)

Cecily R. HardawayEmma Sterrett-HongCynthia A. LarkbyMarie D. Cornelius

Heterogeneity in Research on African American Boys and Men: Focusing on Resilience, Social Networks, and Community Violence. National symposium on family issues (2016)

Wade C. JacobsenCecily R. Hardaway

Socioemotional Adjustment as a Mediator of the Association Between Exposure to Community Violence and Academic Performance in Low-Income Adolescents.. Psychology of Violence (2014)

Cecily R. HardawayCynthia A. LarkbyMarie D. Cornelius

Economic Hardship and Adolescent Problem Drinking: Family Processes as Mediating Influences. Journal of Youth and Adolescence (2013)

Cecily R. HardawayMarie D. Cornelius

Exposure to Violence and Socioemotional Adjustment in Low‐Income Youth: An Examination of Protective Factors. American Journal of Community Psychology (2011)

Cecily R. HardawayVonnie C. McLoydDana Wood

Family Functioning and Externalizing Behaviour Among Low‐Income Children: Self‐Regulation as a Mediator. Infant and Child Development (2011)

Cecily R. HardawayMelvin N. WilsonDaniel S. ShawThomas J. Dishion

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