Congratulations to Dr. Susan E. Collins.  Her research was mentioned in two Seattle periodicals in early October.

This feature in Crosscut discusses our work with low-barrier, harm reduction housing and celebrates the awesome work some of our community-based partners do: https://crosscut.com/2019/09/after-15-years-seattles-radical-experiment-no-barrier-housing-still-saving-lives

This article in Seattle’s main weekly, The Stranger, cites our work in why giving people experiencing homelessness access to coffee doesn’t contribute to homelessness: https://www.thestranger.com/slog/2019/10/02/41564050/caffe-vita-employees-say-theyre-getting-fired-for-feeding-old-pastries-to-homeless-people

Congratulations to Dr. Fournier whose research on precrastination was covered in a news article by Psychology Today.

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/our-innovating-minds/201906/combatting-the-creative-barrier-precrastination

Congratulations to Amy Nusbaum. She is the recipient of this year’s CLASP Award (Critical Literacies Achievement & Success). The award will be presented at the OUE ceremony April 24 from 3-4:30.

Austin Lau presented his research “Sensorimotor Deficits and Associated Behavioral Features in ASD/ADHD as Predictors of Cognitive Functioning in Preschoolers”, at the Western Psychological Association Conference in Pasadena.

Beginning 5/13/2016, the Main Office will be operating under summer hours and will be open the following hours: 7:30- 12:00, 12:30-4: 00 M-F. Anytime Sheryl is on vacation, the hours will revert back to 8-5.