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Kristen Seay

PhD Program Director

University of South Carolina

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College of Social Work

Kristen Seay is currently serving as a College Of Social Work PhD Program Director at University of South Carolina.

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Kristen Seay

University of South Carolina

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behavioral sciences public health psychology criminology mental health child development adolescent health social work psychiatry developmental psychopathology implementation research family psychology child psychology family violence substance use youth justice adolescent psychology youth services violent behavior social work research health services research social science research child abuse child psychiatry parental care juvenile delinquency correctional practice child protection family involvement adolescence family relations family issues family process counseling psychology parent leadership race relations victimology behavioral health social work practice social work theory parenting role child welfare services legal status problematic substance use child welfare child welfare system intellectual disability school effectiveness family practice migration studies family dynamics intergenerational relations child sexual abuse prevention science meta-analysis social policy research family therapy comorbidity investigative studies underserved populations criminological theory adolescent medicine clinical social work domestic violence indigenous peoples racial equity integrative literature review treatment access barriers co-occurring mental health child maltreatment autism spectrum disorder population-based sample fatherhood program providers research studies field guide african-american fathers social problems social policy foster care sociology social determinants of health welfare child abuse prevention social work policy

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Geographic Variation in Availability of Opioid Treatment Programs Across U.S. Communities. Journal of Addictive Diseases (2023)

Sadia JehanWhitney E. ZahndNikki R. WootenKristen D. Seay

health policypublic healthopioid treatment programsgeographyaddictiongeographic variationapplied geographyhealth geography

Improving Child Behavior Through Parent Training in Child Welfare Services: A Mixed-Methods Study of Families Receiving In-Home Services. Children and Youth Services Review (2023)

Patricia L. KohlAllison DunniganLara MarkovitzMegan FeelyEricka M. LewisKristen D. SeayPaul LanierNicole FedoraviciusWendy AuslanderShenyang GuoMelissa Jonson-Reid

mixed-methods studyparent trainingchild welfare servicesimplementation researchchild behaviorin-home servicesbehavioral sciences

Attitudes and Alcohol Use: Exploring the Pathways From Childhood Violence Exposure to College Dating Violence Perpetration. Journal of the Society for Social Work and Research (2021)

Jeongsuk KimChristopher J. WretmanRebecca J. MacyKristen D. Seay

psychosocial researchsocial science researchcorrectional practicesocial work theorypsychological traumasociologypsychologyapplied social psychologycriminologybehavioral researchsocial theoryviolence perpetrationsocial work researchsocial justicesocial worksocial impactsocial psychologysocial scienceschildhood violence exposuresocial anthropologyalcohol use

Child Welfare Services Response to Covid-19: Addressing Face-To-Face Contacts. Journal of Child and Family Studies (2021)

Kristen D. SeayAmanda Stafford McRell

covid-19public healthface-to-face contacts

Assessment of the Validity of the Audit Factor Structure in Parents Involved With Child Protective Services. The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse (2020)

Kristen D. SeayMegan Feely

epidemiologyfamily involvementsubstance abusechild protective servicesaudit factor structure

Pathways From Parental Substance Use to Child Internalizing and Externalizing Behaviors in a Child Protective Services Sample. Child Maltreatment (2020)

Kristen D. Seay

child psychologychild psychiatrypsychologydevelopmental psychopathologysubstance useaddictionchild abusesubstance use disordersjuvenile delinquencybehavioral healthchild developmentparental substance usebehavioral sciencesaddictive behaviorspsychiatrysubstance abuseviolent behaviorchild protectionpartner violence

Towards a Consumer Centered Foster Care Information Exchange.. AMIA (2020)

Akanksha SinghAmanda Stafford McRellBenjamin SchooleyKristen SeayNeset Hikmet

consumer behaviourfoster caresocial mediacommunicationconsumer engagementbehavioral sciences

Youth in Foster Care and the Reasonable and Prudent Parenting Standard. Child Maltreatment (2020)

Amanda Stafford McRellChristian E. HolmesAkanksha SinghSue E. LevkoffBenjamin SchooleyNeşet HikmetKristen D. Seay

child developmentfoster careyouth justicebehavioral sciences

Harsh Physical Punishment as a Mediator Between Income, Re-Reports and Out-Of-Home Placement in a Child Protective Services-Involved Population. Children and Youth Services Review (2019)

Megan FeelyKristen D. SeayAlysse M. Loomis

out-of-home placementadolescent healthcorrectional practicecriminal justiceharsh physical punishmentyouth justicebehavioral sciencessocial sciencescriminologychild protectionyouth servicespsychology

Mechanisms of Deterrence: Federal Immigration Policies and the Erosion of Immigrant Children’s Rights. American Journal of Public Health (2019)

Benjamin J. RothBreanne L. GraceKristen D. Seay

health policypublic healthmental healthprotectionismsocial policycriminologyfederal immigration policiesimmigrant childrenchildren's rightspublic policymigration policy

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Kristen Seay

PhD Program Director

University of South Carolina

Affiliations

College of Social Work

Kristen Seay is currently serving as a College Of Social Work PhD Program Director at University of South Carolina.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kristen Seay

University of South Carolina

PhD Program Director

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Geographic Variation in Availability of Opioid Treatment Programs Across U.S. Communities. Journal of Addictive Diseases (2023)

Sadia JehanWhitney E. ZahndNikki R. WootenKristen D. Seay

health policypublic healthopioid treatment programsgeographyaddictiongeographic variationapplied geographyhealth geography

Improving Child Behavior Through Parent Training in Child Welfare Services: A Mixed-Methods Study of Families Receiving In-Home Services. Children and Youth Services Review (2023)

Patricia L. KohlAllison DunniganLara MarkovitzMegan FeelyEricka M. LewisKristen D. SeayPaul LanierNicole FedoraviciusWendy AuslanderShenyang GuoMelissa Jonson-Reid

mixed-methods studyparent trainingchild welfare servicesimplementation researchchild behaviorin-home servicesbehavioral sciences

Attitudes and Alcohol Use: Exploring the Pathways From Childhood Violence Exposure to College Dating Violence Perpetration. Journal of the Society for Social Work and Research (2021)

Jeongsuk KimChristopher J. WretmanRebecca J. MacyKristen D. Seay

Child Welfare Services Response to Covid-19: Addressing Face-To-Face Contacts. Journal of Child and Family Studies (2021)

Kristen D. SeayAmanda Stafford McRell

covid-19public healthface-to-face contacts

Assessment of the Validity of the Audit Factor Structure in Parents Involved With Child Protective Services. The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse (2020)

Kristen D. SeayMegan Feely

epidemiologyfamily involvementsubstance abusechild protective servicesaudit factor structure

Pathways From Parental Substance Use to Child Internalizing and Externalizing Behaviors in a Child Protective Services Sample. Child Maltreatment (2020)

Kristen D. Seay

Towards a Consumer Centered Foster Care Information Exchange.. AMIA (2020)

Akanksha SinghAmanda Stafford McRellBenjamin SchooleyKristen SeayNeset Hikmet

consumer behaviourfoster caresocial mediacommunicationconsumer engagementbehavioral sciences

Youth in Foster Care and the Reasonable and Prudent Parenting Standard. Child Maltreatment (2020)

Amanda Stafford McRellChristian E. HolmesAkanksha SinghSue E. LevkoffBenjamin SchooleyNeşet HikmetKristen D. Seay

child developmentfoster careyouth justicebehavioral sciences

Harsh Physical Punishment as a Mediator Between Income, Re-Reports and Out-Of-Home Placement in a Child Protective Services-Involved Population. Children and Youth Services Review (2019)

Megan FeelyKristen D. SeayAlysse M. Loomis

out-of-home placementadolescent healthcorrectional practicecriminal justiceharsh physical punishmentyouth justicebehavioral sciencessocial sciencescriminologychild protectionyouth servicespsychology

Mechanisms of Deterrence: Federal Immigration Policies and the Erosion of Immigrant Children’s Rights. American Journal of Public Health (2019)

Benjamin J. RothBreanne L. GraceKristen D. Seay

health policypublic healthmental healthprotectionismsocial policycriminologyfederal immigration policiesimmigrant childrenchildren's rightspublic policymigration policy

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