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Cody Hollist is currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Child, Youth and Family Studies and the director of the Marriage and Family Therapy program. His area of research interest is Latino adolescent mental health issues and Latino family resilience. His research specifically focuses Latino adolescent use of mental health services and how family resilience.
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Richard Bischoff has been a faculty member since 1998. He is interested in increasing access to high quality mental health care, especially among vulnerable and underserved populations and is currently involved in projects that designed to do that by marshalling local resources to better meet the mental health care needs of communities and delivering high quality mental health care services through videoconferencing
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Jordan Soliz has studied grandparent-grandchild relationships and how aging influences identity and intergenerational communication. He also has studied multiracial-ethnic families and interfaith families.