We are a transdisciplinary participatory research center committed to addressing wicked problems and making thriving the norm.

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Make Thriving the Norm

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Make Thriving the NormTM

FRC's intersecting research hubs are:

  • Transdisciplinary, mixed-method, and evaluative
  • Preventive approaches that focus on reducing major public health and social justice crises nationwide

We leverage our strengths as researchers and scholars to transform wicked problems into thriving lives.

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April 2023 Newsletter

With the University's Undergraduate Research Symposium this Thursday and graduation in only a few weeks, it is a great time to reflect on the many ways FRC provides unique training to promote transdisciplinary and translational mindsets and skillsets, the fourth strategy of our strategic plan. FRC has significantly impacted the lives of undergraduate and graduate students and postdoctoral associates. FRC has sponsored six postdoctoral associates and as you have been reading in our newsletter over the past few months, have gone on to secure faculty positions across the country. Approximately 200 undergraduates from 28 departments and six colleges have participated in our HDFS 494 Advanced Research Methods course.

FRC On the Air

The FRC Podcast covers a wide range of relevant and informative issues surrounding public health. Listen to the latest interview below.

FRC Building Blocks of Resilience Briefs

Resources for families for reinforcing existing coping strategies and new ideas to face challenging circumstances. Read the latest brief below.

Inclusivity at FRC

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The Autism Program

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Our Friends Call Us TAP.