Human Development

11 individuals and 1 team of 14 are the CAHNRS 2021 Faculty and Staff Award winners for their exceptional contributions to research, teaching, and Extension.

Ten students affiliated with CAHNRS earned awards for their efforts of discovery

Two WSU scientists have chronicled escalating discrimination against Asians and Asian-Americans during the global pandemic, but the recent slayings in Atlanta still came as a horrifying shock.

Youth in foster care often need more help in financial areas, like job searching or opening bank accounts, according to a new WSU study.

Matthew Bumpus takes over as chair of WSU’s Department of Human Development on January 1.

Teaching underserved high school students sparked a passion that brought Jennifer Duckworth to the Evergreen State

New WSU research finds increase of racial discrimination against Asians and Asian-Americans since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the U.S., coinciding with an increase in negative health symptoms.

Washington State University researchers are launching a four-year study of babies’ emotional reactions and responses, seeking a greater understanding of how humans develop safe and unsafe behaviors. Funded by $602,043 grant from the National Science Foundation, scientists in WSU’s Department of Human Development and Department of Psychology will study infants’ approach and avoidance behaviors, to […]

Researchers at Washington State University will help rural families and communities prevent opioid addiction through training and education, in a new project funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The two-year project is led by Elizabeth Weybright, associate professor and Adolescent Extension Specialist with WSU’s Department of Human Development, and funded by a $392,866 USDA […]

The WSU Children’s Center is working with Pullman Regional Hospital on a series of art projects that talk and teach about healthy actions.